Religion

Andrews, Charles Freer
1890
A considerable scholar in classics and theology and a good sportsman; Vice-President of Westcott House, Cambridge. But his main work was in India where he went in 1909 with the Cambridge Mission to Delhi. He was much influenced by Tagore and Gandhi. A contemporary Indian politician has said that 'he did more for the people of India than all the viceroys'. Nicknamed 'the friend of India'.

Apps, Michael J
1947
SSF; Guardian of Hillfield Priory, Dorchester (1978-1989).

Baker, Eric W
1917
Methodist Minister; Secretary to the Methodist Conference for 20 years.

Baker, Ven Archdeacon John Percy
c. 1882
Archdeadcon of Totnes

Barnes, Ernest William
1892
A very eminent mathematician. Fellow and Tutor of Trinity College, Cambridge (1898-1915); FRS; Master of the Temple (1908 -1915); Canon of Westminster (1918-1924); Bishop of Birmingham (1924-1953); governor of KES.

Benson, Edward White
1848
Headmaster of Wellington College (1859- ); Bishop of Truro (1877-1882); Archbishop of Canterbury (1882-1896).

Cowley, RA (Thomas)
1931 or 1933
Catholic priest; sometime Professor, Universidad Catolica de Chile; also held a number of university positions in the United States, ultimately Chaplain at East Tennessee State University; founder and president of the Ecumenical Project for International Cooperation.

Dixon, R W
1852
Canon of Carlisle and author of A History of the Church of England from the Abolition of the Roman Jurisdiction; minor poet; friend of Gerard Manley Hopkins and earliest admirer of his poetry.

Foster, David
1974
OSB Downside.

Genders, R M ("Anselm")
1938
Member of the Community of the Resurrection; Bishop of Bermuda (1977-1982).

Gilpin, William
1920
Bishop of Kingston-upon-Thames (1952-1973); Bishop Gilpin School in Wimbledon is named after him; a railway buff.

Haldane-Stevenson, James Patrick
1927
Army chaplain during the Second World War, saw service at Monte Cassino and elsewhere; Protector of Natives in Western Australia (1956-1959); parish priest in Melbourne and later in Canberra; poet; Prelate of the Polish Order of St Stanislas, in which capacity he was represented at the interment of Tsar Nicholas II in 1998.

Haslam, John G
1950
Honorary Chaplain to the Queen (1989- ).

Hill, Eric
1930
Prebendary Emeritus and Honorary Librarian of Lichfield Cathedral; responsible for the translation of St Chad's Bible.

Hodgetts, Anthony E
1955
Priest; Member of the Congregation of the Redeemer; lecturer at Beda College, Rome.

Hodgetts, Michael W
1954
Member of the Catholic International Commission on English in the Liturgy.

Hough, John
1668
President of Magdalen College, Oxford, elected in defiance of James II (1686); Bishop of Oxford (1690-1699); Bishop of Lichfield (1699-1717); Bishop of Worcester (1717-1743); declined the offer of appointment of Archbishop of Canterbury (1715).

Houghton, Michael Alan
1967 (c)
Suffragan Bishop of Ebbsfleet.

Jamieson, Henry Burns
1928
Moderator, Presbyterian Church of England (1966); Green Howards Chaplain in WWII, POW in Italian and German prison camps for three years.

Johnson, G E Hickman
1902
Methodist minister; India Secretary of the Methodist Missionary Society for 21 years.

Lamplugh, K E N, formerly Sharpley
1920
Bishop of Southampton (19 -1973).

Lightfoot, Joseph Barber
1847
Hulsean Professor of Divinity (1855-1875); Lady Margaret Professor of Divinity (1875-1879); Bishop of Durham (1879-1889). A socialist tendency in his speeches prevented his translation to London.

Martineau, Robert Arthur Schöroff
1932
Suffragan Bishop of Huntingdon (1966-1972); Bishop of Blackburn (1972-1981).

McClean, Michael
1951
Canon Residentiary and Chancellor of Norwich Cathedral.

Prosser, C K K
1916
Bishop.

Purbrick, E J
1847
Provincial of the Society of Jesus in England and then in USA.

Smalbroke, Richard
1688
Bishop of St David's (1724-1731); Bishop of Lichfield (1731-1749).

Sweeney, Robert
1957
Vicar of St Thomas with St Frideswide, Oxford; Chaplain of Magdalen College (1982).

Twells, Edward
Bishop of Bloemfontein (1863-1870).

Westcott, Brooke Foss
1844
Regius Professor of Divinity at Cambridge (1870-1890); Bishop of Durham (1890- 1901); author of a well-known commentary on St John's Gospel.

Woolmer, Laurence Henry
1926
Bishop of Lahore, West Pakistan, and North West Frontier (1949-1968), Assistant Bishop of Portsmouth (1968-1976? ).