Prior of Christ Church - List

List

  • Henry 1080–1096
  • Ernulf 1096–1107
  • Conrad 1108–1126
  • Gosford 1126–1128
  • Elmer 1128–1137
  • Jeremy / Jeremiah 1137–1143
  • Walter Durdens 1143–1149
  • Walter Parvus 1149–1153
  • Wybert 1153–1167
  • Odo 1167–1175
  • Benedict 1175–1177
  • Harlewine 1177–1179
  • Alan 1179–1186
  • Honorius 1186–1189
  • Roger Norreis 1189–1190
  • Osbern/Osbert de Bristow 1190–1191
  • Geoffry (sic) 1191–1205
  • John de Chatham 1205-c.1218
  • Walter III c.1218–1222
  • John of Sittingbourne 1222–1244
  • Roger de Lee 1234–1244
  • Roger de St Elphege 1263–1263
  • William (or Adam) Chillenden 1264–1274
  • Thomas Ringmer(e) 1274–1284
  • Henry de Eastry 1285–1331
  • Richard Oxinden/Oxenden 1331–1338
  • Robert Hathbrand 1338–1370
  • Richard Gillingham 1370–1376
  • Stephen Mongeham 1376–1377
  • John Fynch 1377–1391
  • Thomas Chillenden 1391–1411
  • John Woodnesborough 1411–1428
  • William Molash 1428–1438
  • John Salisbury –1446
  • John Elham 1446–1449
  • Thomas Goldstone 1449–1468
  • John Oxney 1468–1471
  • William Petham 1471–1472
  • William Sellynge 1472–1495
  • Thomas Goldstone II 1495–1517
  • Thomas Goldwell 1517–1539

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