List of headmasters at Bristol Grammar School
Appearance
The following is a list of headmasters at Bristol Grammar School from when the school began in 1532.
Start year | End year | Name | Academic degree | Alma mater |
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1532 (or earlier) | c. 1542 | Thomas Moffat[1] | ||
1542 | c. 1561 | John Harris | ||
c. 1561 | 1562 | Mr Dyconson | ||
c. 1564 | 1564 | Mr Style | ||
c. 1565 | 1566 | Mr Turner | ||
c. 1570 | 1571 | Mr Dunne | ||
c. 1582 | 1583 | Mr White | ||
c. 1584 | 1584 | Mr Alexander Woodsonne | ||
c. 1600 | 1622 | William Swift | M.A. | Christ Church, Oxford |
1622 | 1622 | Richard Payne | M.A. | New College, Oxford |
1622 | 1636 | Richard Cheynie | M.A. | Magdalen College, Oxford |
1636 | 1638 | Henry James | M.A. | Trinity College, Oxford |
1638 | 1642 | Bartholmew Man | M.A. | Corpus Christi College, Oxford |
1642 | 1657 | Walter Rainsthorp | M.A. | St John's College, Oxford |
1657 | 1662 | John Stephens | M.A. B.C.L. |
Trinity College, Oxford |
1662 | 1670 | William Ball | M.A. | Wadham College, Oxford |
1670 | 1687 | John Rainsthorp | M.A. | St John's College, Oxford |
1687 | 1689 | William Stephens | M.A. | St Edmund Hall, Oxford |
1689 | 1697 | Thomas Wotton | M.A. | Wadham College, Oxford King's College, Cambridge |
1697 | 1702 | Robert Welstead | M.A. | |
1702 | 1709 | Edward Pearce | M.A. | University College, Oxford |
1709 | 1717 | William Goldwin[2] | M.A. | King's College, Cambridge |
1717 | 1722 | James Taylor | M.A. | Oriel College, Oxford |
1722 | 1743 | Alexander Stopford Catcott[3] | M.A. | St John's College, Oxford |
1743 | 1764 | Samuel Seyer[4] | M.A. | Pembroke College, Oxford |
1764 | 1811 | Charles Lee[5] | M.A. | Pembroke College, Oxford |
1812 | 1844 | John Joseph Goodenough[6] | M.A. | New College, Oxford |
1827 | 1854 | Robert Evans | M.A. D.C.L. |
Jesus College, Oxford |
1855 | 1860 | Charles Thomas Hudson[7] | M.A. | St John's College, Cambridge |
1860 | 1883 | John William Caldicott[8] | M.A. D.D. |
Pembroke College, Oxford Jesus College, Oxford |
1883 | 1906 | Robert Leighton[1] | M.A. | Balliol College, Oxford |
1906 | 1916 | Sir Cyril Norwood[9] | M.A. D.Litt. |
St John's College, Oxford |
1917 | 1938 | Joseph Edwin Barton[10] | M.A. | Pembroke College, Oxford |
1938 | 1942 | Ralph Westwood Moore[11] | M.A. | Christ Church, Oxford |
1943 | 1960 | John Garrett[12] | M.A. | Exeter College, Oxford |
1960 | 1975 | John Mackay[13] | D.Phil. | Merton College, Oxford |
1975 | 1988 | Roy Avery[14] | M.A. | Magdalen College, Oxford |
1988 | 1999 | Charles Martin[15] | M.A. | Selwyn College, Cambridge |
1999 | 2008 | David Mascord[16] | B.A. PhD |
University of York St John's College, Cambridge |
2008 | 2018 | Roderick MacKinnon[17] | BSc | University of Leicester |
2018 | Jaideep Barot[18] | M.A. M.Sc. |
St John's College, Cambridge University of Durham |
References
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- ^ "Headmasters Blog". Bristol Grammar School. Archived from the original on 21 October 2015. Retrieved 17 January 2016.
- ^ "Staff List". Bristol Grammar School. Retrieved 24 August 2018.