Lewis West
Lewis West was Archdeacon of Carlisle from 1660 until his death in 1667.[1]
West was born in Hunshelf and educated at St John's College, Cambridge.[2] He held incumbencies at Woolley, Great Salkeld and Addingham.[3]
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- Elias
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- Peter de Ros
- Aimeric
- Alexander de Lucy
- G. de Lascy
- Gervase de Louther
- Robert de Otrington
- Walter de Ulceby
- Michael de Hamsted
- N.
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- Nicholas de Lewelin
- Richard de Lyth
- Peter de Insula
- Gilbert de Halton
- Thomas de Caldebeck
- Henry de Carlisle
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- William de Briseban
- John Marescal
- William de Savinhaco
- William Rothbury
- John de Appleby
- Thomas Felton
- Thomas de Karlel
- Thomas Strickland
- John Burdett
- John de Kirkby
- Alexander Cok
- Richard Hervey
- Nicholas Close
- Stephen Close
- George Neville
- Hugh Dacre
- Cuthbert Conyers
- William Bourbank
- William Holgill
- George Neville
- Edward Threlkeld
- Henry Dethick
- Richard Pilkington
- Giles Robinson
- Nicholas Deane
- George Warwick
- Robert Wright
- Isaac Singleton
- Peter Wentworth
- Lewis West
- John Peachell
- Thomas Musgrave
- William Nicolson
- Joseph Fisher
- George Fleming
- William Fleming
- Edmund Law
- Venn Eyre
- John Law
- William Paley
- Charles Anson
- William Goodenough (twice)
- William Jackson
- William Phelps
- Samuel Boutflower
- Eustace Prescott
- Ernest Campbell
- Donald Campbell
- Grandage Powell
- Geoffrey Warde
- Alexander Chisholm
- Charles Nurse
- Richard Bradford
- Walter Ewbank
- Colin Stannard
- David Turnbull
- David Thomson
- Kevin Roberts
- Chris Sims (Acting)
- Lee Townend
- Richard Pratt
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