Adam Wickmer
English priest and academic
Adam Wickmer (died 1383) was an English priest and academic in the 14th century.[1]
Wickmer (some sources Walker)[2] became Master of Trinity Hall, Cambridge in 1355.[3] He held livings at South Malling[4] and Hockwold.[5]
References
- ^ Alumni Cantabrigienses: A Biographical List of All Known Students, Graduates and Holders of Office at the University of Cambridge, from the Earliest Times to 1900, John Venn/John Archibald Venn Cambridge University Press > (10 volumes 1922 to 1953) Part I. 1209-1752 Vol. iv. Saal – Zuinglius, (1927) p400
- ^ The Masters of Trinity Hall, Cambridge
- ^ "Trinity hall; or, The college of scholarsof the Holy Trinity of Norwich, in the University of Cambridge" Malden, H.E. p46: London; F.E. Robinson; 1902
- ^ The source says South Malling, but there is no modern place with that name. It may be referring to one or other of the modern East Malling and West Malling, or to an abandoned settlement.
- ^ Geograph
| Preceded by Robert de Stretton | Master of Trinity Hall, Cambridge 1355–1384 | Succeeded by Robert Braunch |
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- 1350 Robert de Stretton
- 1355 Adam Wickmer
- 1384 Robert Braunch
- 1413 Henry Wells
- 1429 Marmaduke Lumley
- 1443 Simon Dalling
- 1453 Simon Thornham
- 1471 William Dalling
- 1502 Edward Shouldham
- 1505 John Wright
- 1512 Walter Huke
- 1520 Thomas Larke
- 1525 Stephen Gardiner (1525–1552)
- 1549 Walter Haddon
- 1552 William Mowse
- 1553 Stephen Gardiner
- 1555 Henry Harvey
- 1584 Thomas Preston
- 1598 John Cowell
- 1611 Clement Corbet
- 1626 Thomas Eden
- 1645 John Selden
- 1660 Robert King
- 1645 John Bond
- 1676 Thomas Exton
- 1688 George Oxenden
- 1702 George Bramston
- 1710 Nathaniel Lloyd
- 1735 Edward Simpson
- 1764 James Marriott
- 1803 William Wynne
- 1815 Thomas Le Blanc
- 1843 Herbert Jenner-Fust
- 1852 Thomas Geldart
- 1877 Henry James Sumner Maine
- 1888 Henry Latham
- 1902 Edward Beck
- 1919 Henry Bond
- 1929 Henry Roy Dean
- 1955 Ivor Jennings
- 1966 William Alexander Deer
- 1975 Morris Sugden
- 1986 John Lyons
- 2000 Peter Clarke
- 2004 Martin Daunton
- 2014 Jeremy Morris
- 2022 Mary Hockaday
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