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Rectors of Furtho
|
| 1226 |
Aubrey de Pirie, subdeacon presented by Sir William de Fortho and Ralph de Chedneto |
| 12-- |
Nicholas |
| 1276 18 Sept |
Henry de Fortho son of Walter subdeacon |
| 1329 20 Oct. |
William Gobioun, de Jerdele (Yardley) clerk, by Henry de Fortho, |
| 1344 16 Nov. |
Henry de Furtho clerk |
| 1349 8 Jan. |
John de Furtho, priest, by William de Fortho, |
| 1357 |
John Dykes he was previously noticed under Bugbrook |
| 1364 14 Aug. |
John de Leyre, priest |
| 1367 8 Nov. |
John Martyn de Brynton priest. He exchanged for the rectory of Oakley Parva with |
| 1399 31 July |
Sir William Etyndon Rector of Oakley Parva |
| 1400 31 Jan |
Thomas Beauchamp, priest |
| 1401 25 Oct. |
William West, chaplain. He was also rector of Thenford |
| 1404 |
Thomas Bromecote. He was vicar of St. Michae'sl Northampton |
| 1441 11 July |
William Baker, priest |
| 1465 28 Oct. |
Sir John Greene, priest, presented by Thomas Fortho, esq. |
| 1467 6 Oct. |
Sir Roger Newport, priest |
| 1471 18 Nov. |
Sir William Twycrosse |
| 1472 6 July |
Sir Robert Nunton, priest |
| 1478 8 May |
Sir John Jepson or Gibson, priest |
| 1507-8 16 Jan |
Sir John Dyvet, chaplain presented by T. Brookesby
in right of his wife Catherinelate wife of William Fortho |
| 1512 27 April |
Sir Edward Woodwood, chaplain |
| 1513 8 Nov |
Sir Otwell Jepson, chaplain |
| 1526 26 Jan |
Sir Thomas Ball, clerk, |
| 1548 7 May |
Robert Wade, clerk, by Catherine Furtho, widow. He was deprived for negligence and default in not paying the King's subsidy and |
| 1552 31 July |
Edward Bune was instituted 31 July 1552, on the presentation of the king. He was also rector of Grafton Regis |
| 1555 |
John Suckling, vicar of Potterspury from 1543 to 1555. On his decease. |
| 1557 5 Oct |
Thomas Follwell, was presented by Anthony Furtho, esq. and inst. 5 Oct. 1557. He was rector of Milton Malsor from 1545 to 1583, and vicar of Potterspury1555 to 1568. On his resignation. |
| 1561 |
Christopher Emerson already noticed under Cosgrave was presented by Thomas Furtho, esq. and inst. 6 Sept 1561. He died in 1592-3, and the next recorded incumbent, but without date is |
| 1586 |
William Curry presented by Queen Elizabeth |
| 1593 |
Nicholas Ryall, on whose decease, a second |
| 1631-2 20 Jan |
Nicholas Ryall was presented by Sir Robert Banastre, |
| 1675 17 June |
John Mansell, of Clare hall, Camb. LL.B. of whom a brief notice will be found under Cosgrave, was nominated by Edmund Arnold, esq. and inst. 17 June 1675 on presentation of the principal and fellows of Jesus college, Oxford. His resignation introduced |
| 1697 4 Dec |
Lucas Williams |
| 1730 10 July |
Francis Payne, A.M. was inst. 10 July 1730, on the decease of the last incumbent. He resigned, and his successor |
| 1739 20 Sept |
Anthony Apperley, A.M. was inst. 20 Sept. 1739; on whose resignation |
| 1775 6 Sept |
James Bandinel D.D., A.M. 1758, B.D. 1767, D.D. 1777, was inst. 6 Sept. 1775. His cession introduced |
| 1789 |
Nicholas Peter Dobree D.D. who was presented by the principal and fellows of Jesus college, Oxford to the consolidated rectories of Furtho and Wigginton, and inst. 20 Aug. 1789. He has also a benefice in the island of Guernsey |
| 1813 |
John William Masom |
| 1880 |
John Chalmers M.A. |
| 1890 |
James Payne D.C.L |
| 1907 |
Robert Scott Mylne B.C.L. R.S.A. |
