The registers of Huggate, Yorkshire : 1539-1812 / transcribed by Edith Hobday.

Date:
1901
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Credit: The registers of Huggate, Yorkshire : 1539-1812 / transcribed by Edith Hobday. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    A few particulars respecting the Rectors and Curates, obtained from the Registers :— Rectors. p. 26. George Kay, clarke, buried Feb. 7, 1597-98. p. 42. Robert Luck, jun.. Rector, inducted 29 July 1708. Buried 19 March 1752. p. 42. John Holmes, B.D., Fellow of St. John’s College, Cam- bridge, inducted by R. T. Dale, Vicar of Agnes Burton, on 6 April 1752. Presented by the Lord Chancellor (see p. 67). p. 67. John Whaley, M.A., inducted 29 April 1765, by Robert Hudson, clerk. Presented by the Lord Chancellor. Buried 6 June 1798, aged 76. p. 98. Robert Elliott, inducted 21 July 1798. \Gap?^ 1885. William Rowe Jolley, M.A., St. Peter’s College, Cam- bridge, Deputy Clerk of the Closet to Her Majesty the Queen, inducted 1885 5 present Rector. Curates. p. 79. Robert Hudson appears as Curate in 1757. p. 79. Thomas Cowper appears as Curate in 1760 till his death. Buried 21 Nov. 1788 (p. 96). p. 88. John Wilkinson appears as Curate in 1803 till 1812. According to the Yorkshire Archceological Journal^ volume ii, in a paper by Mr. Raines, Huggate Church was anciently dedicated to All Saints; its modern ascription is to St. Mary. The thanks of the Society are due to the present Rector, the Rev. W. R. Jolley, M.A., for his kind per- mission to transcribe the Registers, and to Dr. Collins, who examined the list of Rectors.
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