Edward Ladbroke, 9th Feb. 1670-71[1].
John Maximilian de L'Angle, 24th July 1678[2]. Ob. 11th Nov. 1724.
William Egerton, nominated 17th Nov., and installed 25th Nov. 1724[3]. Ob. 26th Feb. 1737-8.
Samuel Shuckford, nominated 17th March 1737-8[4], and instituted 21st March, vice William Egerton[5]. Ob. 14th July 1754.
John Davis, 27th May 1755, vice Samuel Shuckford[6]. Ob. 9th Feb. 1766.
Lynford Caryl, 6th March 1766, vice John Davis[7]. Ob. 18th June 1781.
Thomas Vyner, 19th March 1782, vice Lynford Caryl[8]. Died 5th Dec. 1804.
Walter Brown, 26th Feb. 1805, vice Thos. Vyner[9]. Ob. 2nd Nov. 1832.
Philip Hunt, 27th Nov. 1833, vice Walter Brown deceased. Ob. 17th Sept. 1838, aged 68.
- This canonry being vacant, was suspended 1st Jan. 1841 under the provisions of an Act to carry into effect the fourth Report of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners. The house belonging to the said canonry was
henceforth made a residence for the officer for the time being holding the united offices of auditor and chapter clerk.
CANONS IN THE ELEVENTH PREBEND.
John Daniel, alias Chillenden, appointed 3rd April 1542, in the charter of incorporation. He died in 1546.
Robert Stewart was instituted 10th April 1546[10].
Bernardinus Ochinus was presented 9th May 1548.
Thomas Wood was presented 2nd April 1554[11].
