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Parish of Minwear. Please Note that this site is still under construction.
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Minwear –
This benefice was granted to the Knights Hospitallers of St John of Jerusalem by Robert, son of Lomer (about the year 1150).—Anselm’s Confirm. Charter
On the dissolution of the monasteries it came into the hands of the Crown, and was afterwards sold to [John] Barlow of Slebech.
No detailed valuation in regard to Minwear is given in the Valor Eccl., but the following entry occurs under the list of churches appropriated to the Preceptory of Slebech:—Ecclesia de Mynwqer viij
Under the heading ‘Not in Charge’ :--Minivear alias Winwear Ch. (St Womar), £7 certified value. William Knox, Esq.—Bacon’s Liber Regis.
On 10 Aug 1870, a faculty was granted for the restoration of the old parish church and for the addition of a piece of land, as a burial ground, to the old churchyard.
Perpetual Curates
| 1739 | Aug 9 | George Bowen |
| 1750 | Aug 7 | William Eynon, B.A., vice George Bowen, deceased |
| William Phillipps | ||
| 1781 | Oct 11 | William Williams, vice William Phillipps, deceased |
| 1786 | Dec 27 | Owen Lewis, vice William Williams, deceased |
| 1798 | Nov 2 | James Williams, M.A., vice Owen Lewis, deceased |
| 1843 | Mar 22 | Whittington Henry Landon, M.A., vice James Williams, resigned |
| 1877 | Aug 1 | John Morris, M.A., vice Whittington Henry Landon, resigned |
| 1883 | Dec 31 | William Scott, M.A., vice John Morris, instituted to Girton, Cambridgeshire |
| 1903 | Jun 7 | Iorwerth Grey Lloyd, M.A., vice William Scott, deceased, who died 8 Jan 1903 |
Vicars.
Graham
Davies, Ó 2001.
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