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List of Blundell Fellows

The Fellows of the College on the Blundell Foundation are listed below, with the dates of their election to the Fellowship. Most of them were previously Blundell Scholars (about two out of three of whom became Fellows until 1852). Some died young, or left no trail which is obvious, but the majority of them, like Domus Fellows of the College, spent the greater part of their lives as incumbents of country parishes.

1602	John Berry
1608	Christopher West
1615	John Wood
1629	Edward Prowse
1642	Richard Spurway
1648	Richard Bennet
1654	Hugh Standon
1662	Roger Tozer
1663	Richard Kyrton
1667	George Burton
1676	John Newte
1679	John Haycroft
1680	William Abell
1685	William Chilcot
1686	Adam Lugg
1691	John Pain
1692	Walter Elford
1699	Abraham Pain
1700	John Bradford
1707	Henry Fisher
1713	Bartholomew Richards
1717	John Jones
1720	John Spurway
1724	Humphrey Quick
1728	John Land
1729	Robert Dagge
1733	John Walker
1735	George Sanford
1738	Arthur Culme
1744	John Foot
1752	Bartholomew Davey
1752	John Davy
1755	Theophilus Blackall
1762	Samuel Cooke
1764	John Coles
1770	Henry Hutton
1771	William Brudenell Barter
1774	Thomas Tanner
1775	John Barnes
1780	John Squary Clapp
1785	Thomas Sweet [Escott]
1792	Richard Hoblyn
1797	George Scobell
1800	William Cowland
1805	Thomas Moore [Stevens]
1806	Charles Barter
1809	Carrington Ley
1816	Charles [Trelawney] Collins
1817	William Marwood Tucker
1823	John Besly
1826	Edward Kitson
1831	Samuel Henry Walker
1836	Lewis Welsh Owen
1837	Richard Hill
1840	William James Jenkins
1842	Frederick Temple
1848	William Charles Salter
1852	Donald Millman Owen

- John Jones

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