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Published	Title, author and references
1861	Waldron: Its Church, Its Mansions, and Its Manors by The Rev. John Ley, B.D. ⇒ p. 82

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1225		Occupation Rector of Waldron	Richard N/K	All Saints' Church	Waldron by Rev. Ley

1373		Occupation Rector of Waldron	Robert Willoughby	All Saints' Church	Waldron by Rev. Ley

c 1480		Occupation Rector of Waldron	Matthew Brandreth	All Saints' Church	Waldron by Rev. Ley

1484		Occupation Rector of Waldron	William Mill, B.C.L.	All Saints' Church	Waldron by Rev. Ley

c 1500		Occupation Rector of Waldron	Robert Frankysshe	All Saints' Church	Waldron by Rev. Ley

1504 to 1535		Occupation Rector of Waldron	Giles Banys	All Saints' Church	Waldron by Rev. Ley

1535 to 1542		Occupation Rector of Waldron	William Howe	All Saints' Church	Waldron by Rev. Ley

1542 to 1544		Occupation Rector of Waldron	Hugh Harris	All Saints' Church	Waldron by Rev. Ley

1544 to 1558		Occupation Rector of Waldron	John Fissher	All Saints' Church	Waldron by Rev. Ley

1558 to 1595		Occupation Rector of Waldron	John Atherton, A.M.	All Saints' Church	Waldron by Rev. Ley

1595		Occupation Rector of Waldron	James Tompsett	All Saints' Church	Waldron by Rev. Ley

c 1600		Occupation Rector of Waldron	Richard Melbourne, S.T.P.	All Saints' Church	Waldron by Rev. Ley

1610 to 1614		Occupation Rector of Waldron	Ralph Keyllway, A.B.	All Saints' Church	Waldron by Rev. Ley

1614 to 1617		Occupation Rector of Waldron	John Willard, A.M.	All Saints' Church	Waldron by Rev. Ley

c 1665		Occupation Rector of Waldron	Ezekiel Chark	All Saints' Church	Waldron by Rev. Ley

1670 to 1707		Occupation Rector of Waldron	John Tattersall, A.M.	All Saints' Church	Waldron by Rev. Ley

1707 to 1729		Occupation Rector of Waldron	Richard Lidgould, A.M.	All Saints' Church	Waldron by Rev. Ley

1729 to 1742		Occupation Rector of Waldron	James Hargraves, S.T.P.	All Saints' Church	Waldron by Rev. Ley

1742 to 1757		Occupation Rector of Waldron	Thomas James, M.A.	All Saints' Church	Waldron by Rev. Ley

1757 to 1784		Occupation Rector of Waldron	William Delves, A.M.	All Saints' Church	Waldron by Rev. Ley

1784 to 1821		Occupation Rector of Waldron	The Reverend Sir Henry Poole, LL.B.	All Saints' Church	Waldron by Rev. Ley

1821 to 1850		Occupation Rector of Waldron	Thomas Raynes, A.B.	All Saints' Church	Waldron by Rev. Ley

1850		Occupation Rector of Waldron	John Ley, B.D.	All Saints' Church	Waldron by Rev. Ley

1867	Directory entry			All Saints' Church	Post Office Directory
	The church of All Saints is an ancient structure, and consists of stone tower with 8 bells, chancel, nave, and north and south aisles, and was thoroughly restored in 1802: it contains many brasses and monumental inscriptions of the Dyke, Offley, Fuller, Dalrymple, and other families. The register dates from the Reformation.

1874	Directory entry			All Saints' Church	Post Office Directory
	The church of All Saints is an ancient structure, and consists of stone tower with 8 bells, chancel, nave, and aisles, and was thoroughly restored in 1862: it contains many brasses and monumental inscriptions of the Dyke, Offley, Fuller, Dalrymple, and other families. The register dates from the Reformation. The living is a rectory, yearly value £455, with residence, in the gift of Exeter College, Oxford, and held hy the Rev. John Ley, B.D., formerly of that college; Rev. George Hayes, M.A., of St. Alban Hall, Oxon, curate.

1882	Directory entry			All Saints' Church	Kelly's Directory
	The church of All Saints is an ancient structure in the Early English and Decorated styles and consists of chancel, nave, aisle and stone tower containing 8 bells : it contains many brasses and monumental inscriptions to the Dyke, Offley, Fuller, Dalrymple and other families and was thoroughly restored in 1862. The register dates from the year 1564.

1900		The Church, Waldron			Private collection

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