Robert Woodward (9 June 1653 – 13 February 1702) was an Anglican priest.
Woodward was born in Salford, Bedfordshire and educated at New College, Oxford.[1] He graduated BCL in 1677; and DCL in 1686. He was ordained on 25 September 1681. He was Rector of Pewsey from 1685[2] until his death. Woodward served as Archdeacon of Wilts from 1681 until 1691;[3] and Dean of Salisbury from then until his death.[4]
References
|
---|
High Medieval |
- Azo
- Roger of Ramsbury
- Reginald Fitz Jocelin
- William
- Richard of Wilton
- Humphrey of Bassingbourn/de Bassingeburn
- William of Sainte-Mère-Église
- Richard Grosseteste
- William de Merston
- Stephen of Tisbury
- Roger of Buscot
- Nicholas of York
- Roger de la Grene
- Henry Brandeston
- Ralph of Leicester
- Ralph le Waleys of Brightwell
- William of Abingdon
- Richard de Sotwell
|
---|
Late Medieval |
- Thomas of Savoy
- William de Chaddleshunt
- Gerald de Tilheto
- Iswin de Gandavo
- Robert de Baldock (senior)
- Robert de Ayleston
- Ralph de Querendon
- John de Whitchurch
- John Barne
- John Lineden
- John Silvestre/Codeford
- Nicholas Wykeham
- William Magot
- John Chitterne
- John Gaunstede
- John Symondesburgh
- John Chadworth
- Marinus Ursinus
- Vincent Clement
- Peter Courtenay
- Hugh Pavy
- Christopher Urswick
- Edward Finch
- John Pollard
|
---|
Early modern | |
---|
Late modern | |
---|
|
---|
High Medieval | |
---|
Late Medieval | |
---|
Early modern | |
---|
Late modern | |
---|