The list below is based on the two wooden plaques on the wall of the Tower inside the church. The list starts at about AD 1220.
Name | Date of Accession |
| Thomas de Wintrington |
|
| William de Insula | 1228 |
| Roger de Ancaster | 1232 |
| Simon | 1246 |
| William |
|
| Mag. Geoffrey de Holme | 1285 |
| John de Styvelington | 1326 |
| John de tyrington |
|
| Robert de Ludington | 1349 |
| William Crispyne | 1367 |
| Dom. Robert de Nafferton | 1368 |
| Mag. William Uppehall | 1386 |
| John Turner | 1394 |
| Mag. Thomas Barton |
|
| John Grantham | 1402 |
| John Nicoll | 1404 |
| Dom. William Partenaye |
|
| Dom. William Greyne | 1417 |
| Dom. Robert Crake |
|
| John Trower | 1421 |
| Dom. John Wyghton | 1458 |
| Dom. John Dyghton | 1458 |
| Dom.Christopher Cape | 1461 |
| Dom. Robert Deykyn | 1473 |
| Fr. Roger Shotton | 1493 |
| Dom. Christopher Cape | 1493 |
| Dom. Thomas Spenythorn | 1497 |
| Dom. Robert Wright | 1504 |
| Dom. John Masham | 1528 |
| Dom. William Morley | 1541 |
| Robert Dowson | 1567 |
| Robert Wilbee | 1584 |
| Thomas Grave | 1600 |
| Abraham Smith | 1604 |
| John Kinde | 1612 |
| Thomas Chimley | 1618 |
| 1623 | |
| 1672 | |
| 1697 | |
| 1714 | |
| 1716 | |
| 1724 | |
| 1740 | |
| 1749 | |
| 1779 | |
| 1827 | |
| 1829 | |
| John Thomas Smith | 1856 |
| Thomas Waddingham | 1859 |
| George Cha. Dickinson | 1863 |
| Edward S. Wilson | 1873 |
| Charles B. Gibbons | 1898 |
| R. B. Luard-Selby M.A. | 1917 |
| H. N. Henderson | 1925 |
| Herbert Malkinson | 1929 |
| Ralph de Voil | 1945 |
| Leslie Garrett B. A. | 1948 |
| Dom. H. D. Henderson O.B.E. | 1951 |
| Edmund Troup B.A., M.C. | 1955 |
| A.W.J. Burton M.A. | 1962 |
| Brian M. Dodds A.K.C. | 1983 |
| David Edgar B.A., B.Th. | 1991 |
| Alice C. Nunn | 2001 |
Those names marked above with * are listed in the
Clergy of the Church of England Database
This database seeks to identify all Church of England clergy between 1540 and 1835. The names marked * all appear on ths database though George Lander [1697] is spelled Lauder. Some of the accession dates vary by a year or so and Robert Medley is also shown as having a second accession in 1662, presumably after the upheavals and changes during and after the Civil War period.
There are three additional names on the database, all Curates [rather than Vicars].
Francis Turpin is listed for 1681
Stephen Moore for 1771
Henry William Richter for 1824