John Stokes (Archdeacon of York)

John Stokes (died 1568) was Archdeacon of York from 1560 to 1568; and also President of Queen's College, Cambridge during the same period.^[1]^[2]

Notes

↑ British History On-line
↑ William George Searle (1871). The History of the Queens' College of St Margaret and St Bernard in the University of Cambridge: 1560-1662. Deighton, Bell & Company. p. 298.

Archdeacons of York

*Diocesan archdeacons:** Durand Hugh Gerard William William of Beverley William son of Tole

High Medieval	Walter of London Robert Butevilain Geoffrey Ralph d'Aunay Peter of Dinan Adam of Thorner Sampson Walter Laurence of Lincoln Sewal de Bovil William Langton John de Langeton the elder Reiner of Skipton Godfrey Giffard Robert Burnell Thomas de Wythen Walter of Gloucester William de Hambleton

Late Medieval	Aymo of Savoy Peter Cardinal de Prés Stephen Cardinal Albert Philippe Cardinal de Cabassoles Peter Cardinal Gomez de Albornoz Simon Cardinal Langham Gui Cardinal de Maillesec John de Thoern Peter Cardinal Corsini Francis Cardinal Carboni Richard Conyngston Francis Cardinal Uguccioni Roger Coryngham William Pilton Raynald Cardinal de Brancatiis Francis Cardinal Zarabella William Felter Thomas Kempe Andrew Holes Thomas Chippenham Ralph Booth Henry Carnebull John Aleyne/Carver Brian Higden Hugh Ashton Thomas Winter Thomas Westbie

Early modern	George Palmes John Stokes William Chaderton Robert Ramsden Christopher Gregorie Roger Acroide Henry Hooke Henry Wickham Richard Marsh Edmund Diggle Knightley Chetwood Charles Blake Thomas Hayter Edmund Pyle William Cooper Charles Cooper Robert Markham Stuart Corbett Stephen Creyke

Late modern	Basil Jones Frederick Watkins Robert Crosthwaite Cecil Cooper Arthur England Thomas Layng George Townley Charles Forder Leslie Stanbridge George Austin Richard Seed Sarah Bullock

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Queens' College, Cambridge

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