Combe, William: The history of the abbey church of St. Peter's Westminster: its antiquities and monuments ; in two volumes (Band 1) (London, 1812) [Cicognara, 3926-1]

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Robert Cannon, D.D.
John Watson, D.D.
Harry Barker, D.D.
Thomas Manningham, D.D.
William Craig, A.M.
Joseph Wilcocks, D.D.
John Wynne, D.D.
John Mandeville, D.D.
John Herbert, D.D.
Edward Willes, A.M.
George Ingram, A.M.
Benjamin Ibbot, D.D.
James Hargraves, A.M.
Maurice Suckling, A.M.
Edward Aspinwall, D.D.
Scawen Kenrick, D.D.
Robert Thistlethwaite, D.D.
Robert Freind, D.D.
Alured Clarke, D.D.
Richard Bundy, D.D.
William Barnard, A.M.
Thomas Hayter, A.M.
Matthew Hutton, D.D.
John Nieoll, D.D.
Richard Bullock, D.D.
John Hume, A.M.
John Heylin, D.D.
R. Hay-Drummond, A.M.
Thomas Wilson, D.D.
William Freind, A.M.
John Taylor, LL.D.
Edward Crane, LL.D.
Christopher Wilson, A.M.
Edward Townshend, A.M.
Philip Yonge, D.D.

July 8, 1715
Sept. 3, 1715
July 21, 1716
May 11, 1720
June 9, 1720
March 11, 1720
Feb. 15, 1721
May 7, 1722
1723

Aug. 26, 1724
Oct. 17, 1724
Nov. 26, 1724
Feb. 5, 1724
May 5, 1725
Nov. 13, 1729
Nov. 25, 1729
May 23, 1730
May 8, 1731
July 7, 1731
Oct. 2, 1732
Oct. 4, 1732
Feb. 12, 1738
May 18, 1739
Oct. 6, 1740
Nov. 30, 1741
June 28, 1742
March 21, 1742
April 29, 1743
Dec. 1, 1743
Oct. 17, 1744
July 11, 1746
April 9, 1748
May 3, 1748
Dec. 9, 1749
Nov. 2, 1750

Richard Lucas, d.
Samuel Barton, d.
Robert South, d.
Jonathan Kimberley, d.
Thomas Sprat, d. %
William Craig, d.
Thomas Dent, d.
Robert Cannon, d.
Samuel Bradford, pr.
Thomas Lynford, d.
Nicholas Oniey, d.
John Watson, d.
John Mandeville, d.
Benjamin Ibbot, d.
John Herbert, d.
John Wynne, commend, exp.
Edward Gee, d.
Maurice Suckling, d.
Joseph Wilcocks, pr.
Edward Aspinwall, d.
Michael Evans, d.
Richard Bundy, d.
Robert Thistlethwaite, res.
Harry Barker, d.
James Hargraves, d.
Alured Clarke, d.
Edward Willes, pr.
William Barnard, res.
Matthew Hutton, pr.
Robert Freind, res.
Lawrence Brodrick, res.
John Hume, res.
Robert Drummond, pr.
Thomas Hayter, pr.
Thomas Manningham, d.

x. b. These names of the prebendaries are taken chiefly from their patents, the
mandates for their instalment, or old Chapter-Books ; and they are not only more than
those published by Nevvcourt in his Account of the Diocese of London, or Le Neve in
his Fasti Ecclesice Anglicance, but also the number is considered as complete, no name
wanting, and the order of succession truly noted; though there may be a few mistakes.