Thomas Marler
Thomas Marler (died 1643) was an English Anglican priest in the 17th century.
He was educated at Trinity College, Oxford, graduating in 1600.[1] He was rector of Lydiard Tregoze, Wiltshire, from 1612 and Archdeacon of Sarum from 1625, holding both posts until his death in 1643.[2]
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- Gunter of Le Mans1
- Robert1
- Everard of Calne1
- Hubald1
- Joel1
- Alexander of Lincoln1
- Nigel1
- Ernald
- Henry
- Jordan
- Savaric FitzGeldewin
- Azo
- Humphrey of Bassingbourn
- Stephen
- Nicholas de Capella
- Thomas Wychampton
- Walter Hervy
- Raymond de Planell
- Raymond Cardinal de Fargis
- Robert Luffenham
- Richard de Bury
- Roger de Kington
- Roger de Cloune
- Thomas Butiller
- William Potyn
- Walter FitzPiers
- Henry Chichele
- Walter Medford
- Simon Sydenham
- John Holand
- John Chitterne
- John Stafford
- William Alnwick
- Alexander Sparrow
- John Norton
- Stephen Wilton
- Adam Moleyns
- Richard Andrew
- Peter Cardinal Barbo
- Richard Caunton
- Roger Radclyffe
- William Eure
- Edmund Chaderton, Archdeacon of Salisbury
- Geoffrey Blythe
- George Sydenham
- James Bromwich
- Henry Rawlyns
- Richard Duck
- Edward Layton
- Robert Okinge
- Richard Chaundeler
- Ralph Pickover
- William Barlow
- Thomas Marler
- William Buckner
- Anthony Hawles
- Joshua Childrey
- John Sherman
- John Priaulx
- Thomas Lambert
- Joseph Kelsey
- John Hoadly
- Joseph Sager
- Samuel Rolleston
- William Whitworth
- Charles Daubeny
- Liscombe Clarke
- Francis Lear
- William Hony
- Francis Lear
- Harry Carpenter
- Percy Dale
- Frank McGowan
- Basil Wingfield Digby
- Nigel McCulloch
- Barney Hopkinson
- vacancy
- Alan Jeans
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