John de Nassington
John de Nassington was the Archdeacon of Barnstaple from 1330 to 1349.[1]
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| Preceded by William Zouche | Archdeacon of Barnstaple 1330–1349 | Succeeded by John de Reynham |
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Archdeacons of Barnstaple
- Allured
- Ralph (I)
- William de Auco
- Roger
- Thomas
- Ralph de Werewell
- John
- Ralph (II)
- Isaac
- Walter de Pembroke
- Henry de Bracton
- Richard Blund
- Godfrey Giffard
- John de Bradleigh
- Thomas de Hertford
- Philip of Exon
- Ralph Germeyn
- William Melton
- William Fitsrogo
- John Wele
- Bartholomew de Sancto Laurentio
- Walter Giffard
- Richard de Morcester
- Richard de Wideslade
- William Zouche
- John de Nassington
- John de Reynham
- Hugh de Monyton
- John de Derby
- William de Mugge
- Henry Whitefield
- Robert Rygge
- Richard Aldtyngton
- John Orum
- John Waryn
- Richard Helyer
- Michael Tregury
- Roger Keys
- William Fulford
- John Stubbes
- Owen Lord
- Robert Barforth
- William Elyot
- John Vesey
- Richard Norton
- John Young
- John Tyake
- Richard Tollett
- Thomas Brerwood
- John Pollard
- Henry Squire
- Robert Lawe
- William Tooker
- William Helyar
- James Smith
- Joshua Tucker
- William Read
- Robert Burscough
- Thomas Lynford
- Lewis Stephens
- John Grant
- William Hole
- Roger Massey
- John Andrew
- Peregrine Ilbert
- Jonathan Fisher
- Thomas Johnes
- John Bull
- George Barnes
- John Bartholomew
- Henry Woollcombe
- Herbert Barnes
- Albert Seymour
- Robert Trefusis
- Frank Jones
- Edgar Hay
- Denis James
- Guy Sanderson
- Arthur Ward
- Ronald Herniman
- Trevor Lloyd
- David Gunn-Johnson
- Mike Edson (Acting)
- Mark Butchers
- Verena Breed
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