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    The Dean of St Paul's is the head of the Chapter of St Paul's Cathedral in London, England and an extremely influential position in the Church of England. The most recent Dean was John Moses, who was appointed in 1996, and retired in 2006. The name of the new Dean is awaited.The Dean of St Paul's is, ex officio, the Dean of the Order of the British Empire.

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    List of Deans

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    Pre-Reformation
    c.1180 to - ????: Ralph de Diceto

    1241 - 1243: William de Sanctae Mariae ecclesia

    ??? - July 1262: Richard Talbot: became Bishop of London

    ??? - 1273: John Chishull: became Bishop of London, Lord Chancellor Lord Treasurer

    1294 - 1304: Ralph de Baldoc: became Bishop of London

    ???? - 1313: Arnald Frangerius de Cantilupo

    (1314 - 1316: John de Sandale)

    1314 - 1322: Vitalis de Testa

    (c.1316 -1317 Richard de Newport) became Bishop of London

    (1317: Roger de Northburgh)

    1322 - 1335: John de Everdon

    1335 - 1354: Gilbert de Bruera

    1354 - 1361: Richard de Kilvington

    1361 - 1364: Thomas de Trillek became Bishop of Rochester

    (1362 Walter de Alderbury)

    1364 - 1389: John de Appleby

    1389 - 1400: Thomas de Eure

    1400 - 1405: Thomas Stowe

    1406 - 1421: Thomas More

    1422 - 1441: Reginald Kentwood

    1441 - 1456: Thomas Lisieux

    1456 - 1457: Laurence Booth

    1457 - 1468: William Say

    1468 - 1471: Roger Radclyffe

    1471 - 1478: Thomas Wynterbourne

    1479 - 1499: William Worsley

    1499 - 1505: Robert Sherborne: became Bishop of Saint David's

    1505 - 1519: John Colet

    1519 - 1536: Richard Pace (d.1536)

    1536 - 1540: Richard Sampson: also Bishop of Chichester


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    Post-Reformation
    1540 - 1545: John Incent

    1545 - 1554: William May (first appointment)

    1554 - 1556: John Feckenham

    1556 - 1559: Henry Cole

    1559 - 1560: William May (second appointment)

    1560 - 1602: Alexander Nowell

    1602 - 1614: John Overall: became Bishop of Lichfield and Coventry

    1614 - 1621: Valentine Carey: became Bishop of Exeter

    1621 - 1631: John Donne

    1631 - 1642: Thomas Winniffe: became Bishop of Lincoln

    1642 - 1651: Richard Steward (not installed but called dean)

    1651 - 1660: None

    1660 - 1661: Matthew Nicholas

    1661 - 1664: John Barwick

    1664 - 1678: William Sancroft: became Archbishop of Canterbury

    1678 - 1689: Edward Stillingfleet: became Bishop of Worcester

    1689 - 1691: John Tillotson: became Archbishop of Canterbury

    1691 - 1707: William Sherlock

    1707 - 1726: Henry Godolphin

    1726 - 1740: Francis Hare: became Bishop of Chichester in 1731 holding deanery in commendam

    1740 - 1750: Joseph Butler: became Bishop of Durham

    1750 - 1758: Thomas Secker (also Bishop of Oxford): became Archbishop of Canterbury

    1758 - 1766: John Hume: became Bishop of Salisbury

    1766 - 1768: Frederick Cornwallis: also Bishop of Lichfield and Coventry

    1768 - 1782: Thomas Newton: also Bishop of Bristol

    1782 - 1787: Thomas Thurlow: also Bishop of Lincoln became Bishop of Durham

    1787 - 1820: George Pretyman: changed his name to George Tomline: became Bishop of Winchester

    1820 - 1826: William van Mildert: (also Bishop of Llandaff) became Bishop of Durham

    1826 - 1827: Charles Richard Sumner: (also Bishop of Llandaff): became Bishop of Winchester

    1827 - 1849: Edward Coplestone (also Bishop of Llandaff)

    1849 - 1868: Henry Hart Milman

    1868 - 1871: Henry Longueville Mansel

    1871 - ?1890: Richard William Church

    1911 - 1934: William Ralph Inge

    1934 - 1973: Walter Robert Matthews - lived 1881-1973, also Dean of Exeter 1931-1934

    1996 - 2006: Dr John Moses - retiring on 31 August 2006


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    Sources
      'Deans of St Paul's', Fasti Ecclesiae Anglicanae 1300-1541: volume 5: St Paul's, London (1963), pp. 4-7. URL: *. Date accessed: 25 October 2005.
      'Deans of St Paul's', Fasti Ecclesiae Anglicanae 1541-1857: volume 1: St. Paul's, London (1969), pp. 5-7. URL: *. Date accessed: 21 October 2005.
      WR Matthews: * Date accessed: 15 February 2006.
      St Paul's Cathedral press release 23 Jan 2006: * Date accessed: 15 February 2006.
     
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