Vicars
Vicars of St Peter's Ilmer
| Date | Title | Description |
|---|---|---|
| d. 1267 | Death of Vicar Walter | Walter, the Vicar of Ilmer who had been appointed by the Prioress of Stodeley (Studley), dies. [1][2] |
| 21 Oct. 1267 | Walter de Ilmere appointed vicar | Walter de Ilmere is appointed as the new vicar by Elizabeth, Prioress of Stodley. [3] |
| res. 1349 | Vicar Richard Gladwin Resigns | Richard Gladwin resigns from his position as Vicar of Ilmer. [3] |
| 30 Apr. 1349 | John de Horwood appointed vicar | John de Horwood is appointed as the new vicar by Margery, the Prioress of Stodley (Studley). [3] |
| 19 Jun. 1384 | John Jonason appointed vicar by exchange | John Jonason becomes the new vicar after exchanging his previous position with the former vicar, Robert Burkard. [3] |
| 21 May 1388 | Thomas Haddon appointed vicar | Thomas Haddon is appointed as vicar by Elizabeth Freemantle, the Prioress of Stodley (Studley). [3] |
| 5 Feb. 1395 | Robert Green appointed vicar after resignation | Following the resignation of Thomas Haddon, Robert Green is appointed as the new vicar. [3] |
| 27 Nov. 1397 | John Chicheley appointed vicar after resignation | After Robert Green resigns, John Chicheley is appointed as the new vicar. [3] |
| 30 Oct. 1402 | John Ayliffe appointed vicar after resignation | Following the resignation of John Chicheley, John Ayliffe is appointed as the new vicar. [3] |
| 18 Dec. 1411 | John Barre appointed vicar by exchange | John Barre becomes vicar of Ilmer after exchanging positions with the previous vicar, John Crook. [3] |
| 4 Aug. 1424 | William Gibbes formally admitted as vicar | William Gibbes is formally admitted as the Vicar of Ilmer. [3] |
| 13 Sep. 1447 | Thomas Spencer appointed vicar | Thomas Spencer is appointed as vicar by the Convent of Studley. [3] |
| d. 1452 | Death of Vicar Howes | Thomas (or John) Howes, who had been vicar since at least 1447, dies. [3] |
| 20 Jun. 1452 | John Seler appointed vicar | John Seler is appointed as the new vicar. [3] |
| 12 Nov. 1460 | John Bennet appointed vicar | John Bennet is appointed as vicar by the Convent of Studley. [3] |
| 4 Oct. 1474 | Robert Richardson appointed vicar after resignation | After John Sunday resigns, Robert Richardson is appointed as the new vicar. [3] |
| 22 Dec. 1479 | Richard ap Jenner appointed vicar after resignation | Richard ap Jenner is appointed vicar after Robert Richardson resigns in his favour. [3] |
| 15 Mar. 1516 | James Withington appointed vicar | James (Jacobus) Withington is appointed as vicar by the Prioress of Studley. [3][4][5] |
| d. 1516 | Death of Vicar Taylor | John Taylor, the Vicar of Ilmer, dies. [3] |
| d. 1558 | Death of Vicar Palmer | John Palmer, the Vicar of Ilmer, dies. [3] |
| 11 Jan. 1558 | John Swainson appointed vicar | John Swainson is appointed as vicar by the lord of the manor, Sir Robert Dormer. [3] |
| 3 Oct. 1612 | Thomas Vandrey appointed vicar | Thomas Vandrey is appointed as the new vicar by Sir Robert Dormer. [3] |
| 1677 | William Lillingston Becomes Vicar | William Lillingston became vicar of Ilmer. [6] |
| 8 Jun. 1677 | John Lillingston appointed vicar | John (Johannes) Lillingston is appointed as the new vicar by Charles Dormer, Earl of Carnarvon. [7] |
| 1682 | William Lillingston licensed as Curate | William Lillingston, the vicar's son, is officially licensed to serve as the assistant priest (Curate) in Ilmer. [7] |
| 28 Oct. 1687 | Marcus Parker Becomes Vicar | Marcus (Matthew) Parker became vicar of Ilmer. [6][8][9] |
| 2 Jan. 1700 | Charles Cornish Becomes Vicar | Charles (Carolus) Cornish is appointed vicar. He later resigns after being offered a church position in Wales. [6][10] |
| 27 Sept. 1722 | Henry Stanbridge Becomes Vicar | Henry (Henricus) Stanbridge became vicar of Ilmer, appointed by William Stanhope, Esq [6][9] |
| d. 1746 | Death of Vicar Stanbridge | Henry Stanbridge, the Vicar of Ilmer, dies. [9] |
| 13 Aug. 1746 | James Andrew appointed vicar | James Andrew formally takes up his position as the new vicar. [9][6] |
| 1791 | Thomas Jones Becomes Vicar | Thomas Jones became vicar of Ilmer. [6] |
| 1833-1834 | William Edwards Partridge Becomes Vicar | William Edwards Partridge became vicar of Ilmer, appointed by the 6th Earl of Chesterfield. [6][11] |
| 1886 | John Ormond Becomes Rector | John Ormond became rector of Horsenden with Ilmer. [6] |
| 1898 | John Edwin Varley Becomes Rector | John Edwin Varley became rector of Horsenden with Ilmer. [6] |
| 1911 | Harry Morton Gorham Becomes Rector | Harry Morton Gorham became rector of Horsenden with Ilmer. [6] |
| 1917 | William O'Connor Becomes Rector | William O'Connor became rector of Horsenden with Ilmer. [6] |
| 1920 | William Magee Tuke Becomes Rector | William Magee Tuke became rector of Horsenden with Ilmer. [6] |
| 1929 | Arthur Montague Berry Becomes Rector | Arthur Montague Berry became rector of Horsenden with Ilmer. [6] |
| 1934 | William O'Connor Becomes Rector | William O'Connor became rector of Horsenden with Ilmer. [6] |
| 1946 | Edmund Pipe Becomes Rector | Edmund Walter Samuel Pipe became rector of Horsenden with Ilmer. [6] |
| 1970 | William Hugh Jones Becomes Rector | William Hugh Jones became rector of Princes Risborough with Ilmer. [6] |
- Dodsworth's Manuscripts, Vol. 107, Bodleian Library
- Kennet's Parochial Antiquities, Vol. 1, p. 374
- Willis's Manuscripts, Bodleian Library
- Will of James Withington, Bucks Archives, DA/WE/8/197
- Clergy Database entry for James Withington
- Registers and Records of St Peters, Rex Kidd, Dec 1982
- Subscription Book at Aylesbury
- theclergydatabase.org.uk
- The history and antiquities of the county of Buckingham, Vol 1, G Lipscomb, 1847
- The history and antiquities of the county of Buckingham, Vol 1, G Lipscomb, 1847 (see Risborough & Pedigree of Carter, p. 135)
- History and Topography of Buckinghamshire, J J Sheahan, 1861
* Drawing of Ilmer Church, taken from 1978 Flower Festival scrapbook. Artist unknown.