Serlo (priest)

Serlo^[1] was Dean of Exeter between 1225 and 1231^[2]. He is buried at Exeter Cathedral^[3]. Previously he had been Rector of Colaton Raleigh^[4].

Preceded by Inaugural appointment	Dean of Exeter 1225–1231	Succeeded by Roger de Wynkleigh

Notes

Deans of Exeter

13th century	Serlo • Roger de Wynkleigh • William de Stanwey • Roger de Toriz • John Noble • John Pycot • Andrew de Kilkenny

14th century	Henry de Somerset • Thomas de Lechlade • Bartholomew de Sancto Laurentio • Richard de Coleton • Richard de Braylegh • Reginald de Bugwell • Robert Sumpter • Thomas Walkyngton

15th century	Ralph Tregision • Stephen Payn • John Cobethorn • John Hals • Henry Webber • Peter Courtenay • Lionel Woodville • John Arundel

16th century	Edward Willoughby • Thomas Hobbys • John Veysey • Richard Pace • Reginald Pole • Simon Heynes • James Haddon • Thomas Reynolds • Gregory Dodds • George Carewe • Stephen Townsend • Matthew Sutcliffe

17th century	William Peterson • Seth Ward • Edward Younge • George Cary • Richard Annesley

18th century	William Wake • Launcelot Blackburne • Edward Trelawny • John Gilbert • Alured Clarke • William Holmes • Charles Lyttelton • Jeremiah Milles • William Buller • Charles Harward

19th century	Charles Talbot • George Gordon • John Garnett • Whittington Landon • Thomas Hill Lowe • Charles John Ellicott • William Brodrick, 7th Viscount Midleton • Archibald Boyd • Benjamin Morgan Cowie

20th century	Alfred Earle • Henry Reginald Gamble • Walter Robert Matthews • Spencer Cecil Carpenter • Alexander Ross Wallace • Marcus Knight • Clifford Thomas Chapman • Richard Montague Stephens Eyre • Keith Brynmor Jones

21st century	Jonathan Meyrick • Jonathan Draper

Office holders in the Diocese of Exeter

The Lord Bishop of Exeter The Bishop of Crediton • The Bishop of Plymouth The Dean of Exeter The Archdeacon of Barnstaple • The Archdeacon of Exeter • The Archdeacon of Plymouth • The Archdeacon of Totnes