1241  Master Hugh of St Theodoric 1298  Robert of Chesterford, “poorly literate and moreover not          in Holy Orders” 1298  Richard of Rudham, resigned 1300 1320  Ralph de Ryburgh, resigned 1321  John Durant 1323  John Fouches, also rector of Angmering 1324  Walter of Harwell, exchanged with Fouches 1325  Hugh of Tychewell, exchanged with and then sued his          predecessor 1331  Walter of Offton exchanged with predecessor 1341  Walter of Uston exchanged with John of Crichel, rector of          Ketbrook? 1344  John of Arnhale, resigned 1344  Peter Sevenoke 1347  William Vavasour, exchanged with predecessor 1349  Robert le Frenssh 1350  Robert Everdon 1354  John Sands 1380  John Ryston 1398 John Chaundler 1401  John Moryn 1416  Robert Langrysh 1429  John William 1430  John Gwyn, died 1449 1449  William Fontell 1453  Henry Goning nd     John Wrynche, resigned 1459 1459  Robert Hayden 1478  John ap Tudor ap Griffith 1486  John Stanyd 1486  John Kidwelly, resigned 1502 1502  John ap Hugh, died 1540 1534  break with Rome 1540  William Walker 1541  Edward Haydon, also rector of Newbury 1539-51,         resigned 1545 to become rector of Enborne 1545-55 1547  Thomas Henley

nd     Edmund Pearit, deprived nd     Thomas Flint 1594  Richard Ridley 1637  John Carse  (1641 Samuel Paine was curate) 1661  William Chidley nd      Gamaliel Day 1670  William Barron, also of Enborne 1670-1714, died 1714 1714  Henry Browne, resigned 1716  Samuel Story 1726  William Bowles 1730  Christopher Willoughby 1743  Henry Craven, brother of Lord Craven; died 1771 1743 - 1771 Hamstead rectory combined with Enborne 1771  Thomas Fowle, related to Cravens 1806  George Wild 1809  Thomas Penrose 1816  Charles Thomas Johnson, cousin of Ld Craven, died 1848 1816 - 1926 Hamstead rectory combined with Enborne 1836  Berks archdeaconry transferred from Salisbury diocese         to that of Oxford 1848  Charles Augustus Johnson, son of above, died 1892 1892  Charles Blois Johnson, nephew of above, died 1925 1926  Norman Hook 1926  Hamstead and Enborne benefices officially united 1931  William Heaton-Renshaw 1936  John Ernest G Sweetnam, prebendary of Wells 1968  William Raymond Birt, priest-in-charge 1970  Dudley Graham Buston, priest-in-charge 1974  Albert George Millard, priest-in-charge 1978  William Raymond Birt, priest-in-charge, canon of Christ          Church, Oxford, previously Archdeacon of Berkshire 1980  Richard Jeans, priest-in-charge, rector 1981; died 1986 1981  Hamstead, Enborne benefice united with those of Inkpen,          West Woodhay and Combe 1986  Christopher Coney, rector; resigned 1991  Charles Neill, rector; died 1996 1997  Julie Ramsbottom, rector 2000  Kintbury added to the united benefice