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Calling genealogy gurus !
I've got a couple of individuals who I understand could have been vicars / rectors. I'd like to check if they were first, with dates and parishes later if possible.
Does anybody know of list of vicars / rectors (especially for Essex) - preferably online - that I could call upon. I'm very intersted in the period 1600 to 1700 ...... yes, I know it's a tall order !!
Aye
MiddleEnglander
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I don't know any any online lists, but it is worthwhile e-mailing the CoE (assuming they were CoE). Search for a church in the area that you're interested in.
I have a church warden ancestor. When I visited the church in which he served, I found that they kept lists of all former church wardens and details of their burial plots.
Regards,
Kris.
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Have you tried Crockfords? its the equivilant to Burkes Peerage of clergy.
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Hi
Here is a link to a data base that is in its infancy but is expanding and worth a look once in a while.
http://www.kcl.ac.uk/humanities/cch/cce/final/content/index.html
regards
peterbennett
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Just a quick thanks to all. It looks like I'm off to the library to find Crockford's (I don't know how far back it goes - but I'll soon find out !).
The site Peter gives will be something else when it's finished - it's looking good for Kent but nowhere else as yet.
I'll keep you posted about my progress.
Thanks again
MiddleEnglander
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All ...
Sopme time has gone by since the last exchanges and I've just been re-checking the site mentioned by Peter. The site is coming on brilliantly and contains data on over 50,000 individuals. The new address for the search page is:
http://eagle.cch.kcl.ac.uk:8080/cce/index.html
It's just given me a C16 'Fewell' that I'd never come across before - so I'm delighted with it ! A very good site indeed - happy searching !
ME
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ME,
How to trace clergymen.
http://www.british-genealogy.com/resources/books/clergy/
Phil
historyhouse.co.uk
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This time fram is too early for Crockfords, but the cced database has been helpful to me.
Also I found , that if you can find the diocese, the RO which holds the reocrds, may hold copies of ordingationpapers.
I have had luck with this
Bob
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my 2x great uncle was a Weslyan Minister (Rev Cahrles (Chas) Holman) he was born in Devon and stationed around the country,
would he be on the list / in the book that you have mentioned previously?
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The CCED website is for Church of England, so is Crockfords
Bob