Thomas Leche
Thomas Leche or Leeche (1581–1646) was the Archdeacon of Wilts from 15 November 1614 until his death.[1]
Leche was educated at Christ Church, Oxford.[2] He held livings in the Wiltshire parishes of Pewsey (from 1613)[3] and Minety (from 1614).[4]
References
- ^ BHO
- ^ Alumni Oxonienses 1500-1715 pp868-892
- ^ A P Baggs, J Freeman, C Smith, J H Stevenson and E Williamson, 'Pewsey', in A History of the County of Wiltshire: Volume 16, Kinwardstone Hundred, ed. D A Crowley (London, 1999), pp. 181-207. British History Online http://www.british-history.ac.uk/vch/wilts/vol16/pp181-207 [accessed 21 April 2019].
- ^ CCEd
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Archdeacons of Wilts
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- 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
- 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
- John Lawrence
- Giles Lawrence
- John Sprint
- Edmund Lilly
- Walter Benet
- Thomas Leche
- William Creed
- Thomas Henchman
- Seth Ward
- Robert Woodward
- Thomas Ward
- Cornelius Yate
- Thomas Rundle
- Henry Stebbing
- Charles Weston
- Richard Brickenden
- Arthur Coham
- William Douglas
- William Coxe
- William Macdonald
- Henry Drury
- Charles Harris
- Thomas Stanton
- Thomas Buchanan
- Frederic Wallis
- Eric Bodington
- Joseph Coulter
- Cecil Plaxton
- John Neale
- John Smith
- Barney Hopkinson
- John Wraw
- Ruth Worsley
- Sue Groom
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