Thrumpton All Saints

List of Incumbents

As Thrumpton was a chapelry of Ratcliffe until the 16th Century it is probable that it was administered by a curate. A change took place in the 17th century following the fall of the Powdrells and later the Pigotts moved to appoint a preacher. From 1950 Thrumpton ceased to have its own priest the living being shared with Barton and later Gotham.

Robert Smythe	1553
John Fullsborer	1587
Hugh Blunt	c1596-c1610
Vacant	1614
Thomas Goodwin	c1617-c1642
Ferdinando Poole	c1650-c1662
Vacant	1664-66
Philip Ormston	1667-72
Richard Wilson	1672-73
William Kayes, MA	1674-79
Gowin Knight MA	1679-83
John Gilbert, BA	1684-1723
John Savage	1723-47
Thomas Bentley	1748-77
John Topsham	1777-87
William Beetham	1787-98
Thomas Stevenson BA	1798-1804
John Henry Browne	1804-10
William Cantrell	1811-56
Richard Hall	1856-57
John Cartwright Jones	1857-63
Philip Henry Douglas	1863-1914
The Hon Frederick Ernest Charles, 10th Lord Byron	1914-41
Reginald Alfred Bidwell, MA	1942-47
Harold Theophilus Pritchard	1947-59 (with Barton)
Arnold Draper Hill	1960-64 (with Barton)
Stephen Timothy Forbes Adam	1965-70
Robin Philip Protheroe	1970-73
Andrew Norman Woodsford BA	1973-81
Alistair Sutherland	1981-96
Richard Spray	1996-2001
Steve Osman	2001-10
Richard Coleman	2011-

On the 24th January 1616 Gervase Pigott left £12 in his will for the maintenance of a preacher at Thrumpton.

An entry in the London Gazette for 24th December 1880 by the Ecclesiastical Commissioners states that a stipend of fifty pounds has been agreed for the vicarage of Thrumpton. This is in recognition of a benefaction of £2,300 which had been received together with a house. It is believed the benefactor was Lady Byron and the house was Church House, which is adjacent to the church.