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from Antony Wyngfield, Knt. true patron: in 1544, he had Hasketon also, which he held with this.
- 1557, 21 May, Rob. Dixon, priest. Rob. Wingfield, Knt.
- 1575, 7 Oct. Simon Facis, clerk. Elizabeth Naunton, widow, true pationess.
- 1579, 15 July, Rob, Grafton, A.M. Queen Elizabeth.
- 1589, 6 Aug. Rich. Brook, D.D. on Grafton's death, Will. Cornwaleis of London, Esq. and Lucy his wife, one of the daughters and coheirs of the noble John Lord Latimer, deceased.
- 1609, 3 May, Gawdy Bolton, A.M. Robert Bolton, Gent. assignee of Antony Wingfield, who is patron of this turn; he had Gatesthorp also.
- 1634, 14 Nov. Antony Gawdy, A.M. on Bolton's death. Mathias Mann, clerk, by grant of this turn.
- 1637, 24 May, Will. Geast, the Bishop's chaplain. Lucy Withipoll, and Tho. Cleer, who had the grant of this turn, from Will. Withipoll, Knt. true patron of it.
- George Debden came in the rebellion, and died in 1663.
- 1663, 10 Febr. Theophilus Hook, A.M. The Earl of Hereford, patron of this turn.
- 1689, 6 April, Charles Wells, A.M. on Hook's resignation. Peter Parham, Dr. of physick, by grant of the turn from Edward Earl of Hereford. "On Thursday, Oct. 8, 1691, at noon, Charles Wells, clerk, A.M. late of Jesus Coll. in Cambridge, afterwards principal register to Anthony Bishop of Norwich, died at Garboldesham, where he was rector, deservedly lamented by his numerous acquaintance, which his merits had acquired, in the 31st year of his age, and was buried in the chancel of the lesser church at Garboldesham, (sc. All-Saints,) in the place which he had chose in his life time."
- 1691, 27 Nov. Tho. Vilet, Edward Viscount Hereford; he was buried in St. John's.
- 1726, 31 May, The Rev. Henry Stebbing was institured on Vilet's death, at the presentation of Sir Edmund Bacon of Garboldesham, Bart. He is the present [1736] incumbent, being D.D. arch-deacon of Wilts, chaplain in ordinary to his Majesty, rector of Rickinghall Inferior in Suffolk, preacher to the honourable Society of Grey's-Inn, lecturer of Bow church, Cheapside, London; author of the book entitled Polemical Tracts, in folio, and of several other ingenious pieces.
This rectory is in Norfolk archdeaconry, and Rockland deanery, and is still charged with first fruits and tenths.
