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The history of Clippesby and its church has and continues to be actively researched by the local community and is comprehensively reported and described on the Clippesby Community & Countryside website.
There are facsimiles of church records available dating back to 1737 including Banns of Marriage.
To visit the relevant history section of the Clippesby Community & Countryside website - click on the thumbnail below (opens in a new window).
The names of the Rectors of Clippesby are known from as far back as 1320.
Rectors or Priests-in-Charge of the Benefice of Martham, Repps, Thurne & Clippesby
| 2018 |
Dr. Steven Sivyer |
| 2015 |
Karen Rayner |
| 2006 |
Jeanette Crafer |
| 1990 |
Peter Paine |
Rectors of Clippesby
| 1997 |
Daphne Marcelle Bradford (Hon. Asst. Curate) |
| 1992 |
Peter Stanley Paine |
| 1990 |
Christopher William Cousins |
| 1985 |
Kenneth Newton |
| 1980 |
Robin Howard Elphick |
| 1957 |
William Graham Brooking Snell |
| 1954 |
Edward Hamley Turtle |
| 1946 |
Harry Woodfield |
| 1935 |
William James Hughes Sinnett Davies |
| 1931 |
Bernard Milner Pickering |
| 1918 |
Owen Manby |
| 1897 |
Alfred W L Rivett |
| 1860 |
Henry Joseph Muskett |
| 1820 |
William Colby |
| 1789 |
Christopher Taylor |
| 1742 |
Robert Goodwyn |
| 1723 |
William Adams |
| 1721 |
Charles Trimnell |
| 1719 |
George Hill |
| 16-- |
Isaac Laughton |
| 16-- |
Cuthbert Norris |
| 16-- |
Thomas Dockwra |
| 1640 |
----- Drury |
| 1602 |
William Parr |
| 1593 |
John Nevinson |
| 1561 |
Edward Sharpe |
| 15-- |
Richard Crowder |
| 1542 |
William Smith |
| 1513 |
John Makins |
| 1507 |
John Owdolf |
| 1490 |
Thomas Foulsham |
| 1477 |
Roger Grenegress |
| 1473 |
Richard Foo |
| 1471 |
Thomas Hanley |
| 1459 |
John Dalton alias Bentbowe |
| 1440 |
John Heroun |
| 1433 |
Walter Davy |
| 1432 |
Bartholomew Fuller |
| 1409 |
John Dynyngton |
| 1390 |
Thomas de Martham |
| 1389 |
Henry Waggestaff |
| 1361 |
Henry Gottes |
| 1352 |
Edmund de Fressingfield |
| 1338 |
Ralph de Urry |
| 1338 |
John Urry |
| 1338 |
Ralph de Depham |
| 1326 |
Peter de Pagefield |
| 1320 |
Thomas de Spyney |
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