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1305 |
Nicholas de Herteval | |
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Adam de Brunham | |
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1330 |
Richard Taverner (de Neburn) | |
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1349 |
Thomas de le Soler ( of Ipswich | |
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1383 |
Willam Staloun | |
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1386 |
]ohn Brook | |
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1392 |
Walter Arnald (of Debenham) | |
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1405 |
Thomas Gylon (of Peynton) | |
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1492 |
Stephen Esthawe | |
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1436 |
John Lovell | |
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John Skryvaner | |
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1441 |
William Duraunt | |
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1448 |
john Herward | |
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1468 |
John Elvyse | |
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1483 |
]ohn Marlesford | |
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1485 |
William Lyster | |
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1496 |
William Maryett | |
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1520 |
William Coke | |
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1555 |
John Goffe | |
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1561 |
Henry Wardman | |
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1569 |
John Weatherhead | |
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1581 |
Edward Hibbert | |
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1588 |
Edward Ball | |
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1606 |
Aquila Sayer | |
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1607 |
Richard Curtois – Richard Curtis/Curtyes (1607-1621) – Rector of Waldringfield and Newbourne, Died in 1621. Probate with Norfolk Archives. |
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1621 |
William Redgrave – Reverend William Redgrave (1621-1653) | |
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1656 |
Alexander Hune (Added from Court Roll information)* | |
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1660 |
Charles Simkin/Simpkin – (1660-1662) Died at Waldringfield in 1662. Will, Probate with Norfolk Archives Norfolk, England, Indexes to Wills, Probate, Administrations and Marriage Licence Bonds, 1371-1858 |
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1662 |
Thomas Lupton – noted on Hearth Tax records for 1674 | |
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1675 |
Thomas Wragge | |
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1697 |
William Cavell – Reverend William Cavell (1697-1719) | |
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1719 |
Thomas Bacon – (1719-1735) Possibly related to Mary Bacon – first wife of William Cavell? | |
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1735 |
Henry Kirk – (1735-1744) previously curate at Brantham & Rector of Martlesham in 1725, Henry is buried at Waldringfield in 1744, wife Elizabeth buried at Martlesham in 1752. They came from Harwich. |
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1744 |
James Browne (1744-96) – he came from Yorkshire. For 40 of his 56 years as Rector here, he was also Vicar of Falkenham. He was buried at St Matthew’s Ipswich. | |
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1796 |
William Kett (1796-1832) – A native of Kelsale, he was curate at Snape with Friston, before becoming Rector of Shottisham in 1781, adding to his responsibilities (and income) the parishes of Darsham in 1789 and Waldringfield in 1796. He died suddenly at Shottisham in July 1832. Lord of the Manor at Shottisham, married Charlotte nee Garneys heir to manor of Yoxford. Died at Shottisham in 1832 |
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1833 |
Charles Waller -(1833-38) – He graduated from Queens College Cambridge, where he was described as ‘a native of Suffolk’ and Waldringfield seems to have been his only living. He appears to have moved to Trimley St Mary (but not as its Rector) where he died in August 1842 at the early age of 38. He was uncle to Thomas Henry Waller who followed as vicar in 1862. Died at Waldringfield in 1842. Married Catherine Julian from Trimley, daughter of Rev Joseph Julian & Jane nee Naunton. Son Charles Edward Waller also a vicar but not in Waldringfield.
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1838 |
William John Edge – 1838/1848 Rev. William Edge died December 1894 aged 81 years. Emmanuel Cambs. 1829. Ordained 1836 | |
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1848 |
Alfred Stuart – 1848/1862 Rev. Alfred Suart Or Rev Alfred Suart as per the census | |
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1862 |
Thomas Henry Waller – 1862/1904 Rev. Waller, Thomas Henry | |
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1906 |
Canon Arthur Pretyman Waller | |
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1948 |
Canon Trevor Waller | |
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1974 |
]ohn Pretyman Waller – 1974/2013 | |
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2016 |
Canon Ian Andrew WILSON |
Also see The Church
*1656 Court Roll page of the manor of Hilton
At this Court ye Lord by his Steward granted out of his hands by ye rod unto Alexander Hune Clerke?
Rector of ye Church of Waldringfield two acres of land bond called Goreland lying in Waldringfield betweene (left blank)
To hold to him ye sayd Alexander Hune & his Assignees for & dureing ye te[r]me of his natural life if he ye sayd Alexander shall so long continue Rector of ye s[ai]d Church of ye Lord by the rod & at ye will of ye Lord according to ye customes of this mannor by ye yeerely rent of (left blank) suite of court & other services therefore due & of right customs saving others right & he did his fealty & is thereof admitted tenant but his fine is respited until etc.,,
reviewed – no comment. but I think I found another priest in 16C will do a search