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APPENDIX

A LIST OF THE VICARS OF PICKERING

The living itself, at the time of the Norman Conquest, came into the
possession of the Crown, and remained at the king's gift till Henry I.
annexed it to the Deanery of York. It thus became one of the Dean's
peculiars, until in the last century his property was vested in the
Ecclesiastical Commissioners, and the patronage transferred to the
Archbishop.

1150 Hugh
13--? Midelton, Thos de. Resigned for the
Church of Scalton
1341 Acaster, Hen de. Dismissed
1349 Queldriks, Robert de
Pokelington, Robert de. Resigned for
the Church at Holtby
1388 Laytingby, Will de
1568-1570 Coleman, William
1581-1600 Owrome, William
1602-1615 Mylls or Milnes, Edward. Deprived 1615
1615-1659 Bright, Edward. Died 1659
1661-1690 Staveley, Robert. Died 1690
1691-1712 Newton, Joshua, A.M. Died 1712
1713-1740 Hargreaves, Robert. Died 1740
1740 Hill, Samuel
1745 Dodsworth, George
1764-1784 Harding, Samuel. (Blind.) Died 1784
1784-1786 Robinson, John
1786-1804 Harding, Samuel J. Died 1804
1804-1809 Laye, W.T. Died 1809
1809-1814 Graham, C.R.
1814-1857 Ponsonby, F.
1858-1863 Cockburn, G.A., M.A.
1863-1875 Bennett, Edward (Curate-in-charge)
1875-1881 Lightfoot, G.H. (Curate-in-charge)
1881-1902 " " (Vicar)
1902 Drage, E.W.

_"Here taketh the Makere of this Book his Leve."_

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_"Now preye I to hem alle that herkne this litel tretys or rede, that ...
if ther be any thyng that displese hem, I