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John Pekyns was an Oxford college head in the 16th-century .[1]
Pekyns was educated at Exeter College, Oxford , graduating B.A. in 1523 and M.A. in 1524. He was Rector from 1531 to 1534.[2] A priest, he held the living at Bradwell juxta Mare from 1542 until his deprivation in 1554. He was also a Canon of Westminster .
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Rectors of Exeter College, Oxford
1318–1566
John Parys
Stephen de Pippecote
John de Sevenaysshe
John de Kelly
Richard de Pyn
Henry de Tiverton
William Dobbe
William de Palmorna
John de Blankeswille
Robert de Trethewy
John Halle
John Wiseburg
Robert de Clyste
Robert Blakedon
John Otery
Thomas de Kelly
William Franke
John Dagenet
Robert de Lydeford
Martin Lydeford
John More
Thomas Worth
Thomas White
Richard Browne
Lawrence Stevine
William Talkarn
William Slade
Thomas Dyre
Thomas Hyndeman
Richard Mark or Marks
Helias Stoke
Robert Marschel
John Gynne
John Jakys
Richard Penwyne
Geoffrey Prentys
John Cowling
John Schute
Thomas Noreys
William Penbegyll
William Fylham
William Grene
Walter Trengoff
Benedict Brente
William Fylham
John Alwarde
Henry Whitehead
John Alwarde
Ralph Morewyll
Edmund Fitchet
John Colyforde
William Palmer
John Rowe
John Rygge
John Lyndon
John Westlake
John Evelyn
Richard French
Walter Windsor
William Mogys
William Thomas
William Baron
William Major
Richard Bradleghe
William Mylplaysh
John Orelle
William Meryfeld
James Babbe
John Smythe
Thomas Ruer
Richard Panter
Richard Roberd
John Atwell
Thomas Michell
John Rugg
Gerendus Raffe
William Bery
Symon Todde
John Rigge
Thomas Vyvyan
William Smythe
Philip Bale
Edmund Fletcher
John Bere
John Pekyns
John Bery
John Dotyn
John French
Henry Laurence
Augustine Crosse
William More
William Corindon
Stephen Marks
Philip Randell
Robert Newton
John Neale
1566-1887 1887-
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