7. Simon Moftyn, A. M. 1617, removed to Llanvair Prebend.

8. Reginald Salisbury, A. M. March 10, 1622. 9. J. Griffith, April 1633-by Owen. He died in the Time of the Wars.

10. Edward Ellis, B. D. December 1660-by Griffith.

11. David Lloyd, A. M. August 1670-by Bar

row.

12. Richard Turbridge, Vicar Choral, Auguft 1671, removed to Meliden.

13. Thomas Wilding.

14. Peter Wynne, A. M. May 1678.

15. Edmund Vaughan, 1683-by Lloyd.
16. Orlando Thelwall, 1697-by Jones.
17. Maurice Jones, 1702-by Hooper.

18. Thomas Humphreys, 1706-by Beveridge. 19. Thomas Richards, December 1718-by Wynne.

20. John Wynne, September 1729.

21. William Powel, November 1731-by Tanner, which he refigned for the Deanry.

22. Randolph Parry, 1746-by Lifle, Vicar of St. Martin, 1745-Corwen, 1747-Llan-y-blodwell, 1747-Llandyfful, 1753-and Guildsfield, 1755.

23. Benjamin Havard, B. D. formerly Fellow of Jefus College, Oxford, and Vicar of Holywell, 1769-by Newcome.

24. Thomas Moftyn, A. M. Rector of Llan-ykil, February 25, 1773-by Shipley. He became Rector of Chriftleton in Chefter Diocefe, in the Patronage of the Family and Prebendary of Chefter, Educated at Westminster, and was Student of

Chrift's Church, Oxford, Brother of the late Sir Roger Moftyn, Bart. of Moftyn, in Flintshire, M. P.

25. George Warrington, Auguft 5, 1776, became Vicar of Hope, 1778, and Rector of Pleafly in the Diocese of Lichfield, 1793.

*THE

Uicars Choral of St. Asaph.

IN Bishop David Owens' Will occurs Gal

frid Gregory, Vicar Choral, as one of the Witnesses to it, February 11

1512

* Bachelors of Arts, were fo called formerly.