The Tourist's Guide through the Country of Caernarvon: containing a short sketch of its History, Antiquities, &c.Williams, P. B. (Peter Bailey)
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The Tourist's Guide through the Country of Caernarvon: containing a short sketch of its History, Antiquities, &c.
Williams, P. B. (Peter Bailey)
Caernarvonshire (Wales) -- Description and travel
John Ewer, S. Th. P. Bishop of Landaff, Chaplain to the Duke of Rutland,
and Canon of Windsor; he dying in 1775, was succeeded he
John Moore, S. Th. P. Dean of Canterbury, and Chaplain to the Duke of
Marlborough. He afterwards became Archbishop of Canterbury; when
Jean Warren, in 1784, was consecrated to the See; who was succeeded by
William Cleaver Bishop of Chester, who removed to St. Asaph, in 1806.
Dr. Randolph, Bishop of Oxford, succeeded, and them
Dr. Majendie, now Bishop.
_DEANS OF BANGOR_,
Iago ap Beli, circiter, A.D. 603.
Arthur de Bardesey, circiter, 1162.
Adams, occurs as Dean in 1278, being a witness
to a composition between the Bishop of Bangor,
and Lord Grey, of Dyffryn Clwyd
Kynddelw, circiter, 1286
Williams, occurs in the taxation of Pope
Nicholas, 1291
Anian Sais, afterwards Bishop of Bangor
Adam, circiter, 1327
Elias fil. Kenrick, occurs as witness to an
Inspeximus Charter in 1353
1359 Howel ap Gronow, afterwards Bishop of Bangor
John, occurs in the Lambeth Register, in 1371
David Daron, an adherent to Owen Glyndwr;
outlawed in 1406. He was son of Evan ap
Davydd ap Gr. a descendant of Caradog ap
Iestin, a Prince of Wales. His name
frequently occurs in a Dockett Roll at the
Prothonatory’s Office, Caernarvon.
William Pollard, an Englishman, was appointed
to succeed D. Daron, but never obtained
possession
May 5, 1410 Henry Honore, p. c. W. P. He exchanged with
his predecessor for the Vicarage of New
Church, Kent
June 9, 1413 Roger Wadhele, Cler. p. m. H. H.
Sep. 21, 1416 John Vantort, p. c. R. W. He exchanged with
his Predecessor, for the Rectory of St. Mary,
_ad muras Colchester_
Nigelles Bondeby, circiter, 1436
John Martyn, circiter, 1445
Hugh Alcock, circiter 1460. His house at
Bangor, now called “Plas Alcock”
Hugh Morgan, circiter, 1468, son of Davydd ap
Rees, of Presaddfed
Nicholas Rewys, circiter, 1474
1480 Richard Kyffin, L.L.B. Rector of Llanddwyn.
He was instrumental in promoting Henry VII. to
the throne of England. His grave stone is
still to be seen at Bangor
1504 Richard Cowland, S. T. P.
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