William Trimnel

William Trimnel (died 15 April 1729) was a Church of England clergyman who served as Archdeacon of Norwich around 1720 and as Dean of Winchester from 1722 to 1729.^[1]

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Archdeacons of Norwich

High Medieval	William (I) Ralph Philip William (II) Thomas Geoffrey de Burgh Luke the chaplain John of Ferentino William de Suffield post not vacant Thomas de Skerning

Late Medieval	William de Knapton Roger de Snetisham William Bateman Thomas Fastolf Hamo de Belers Thomas de Bradwardine John Berenger Richard Lyng Richard de Norwico William Swynflet John Derlyngton John de Middleton Robert Wolveden William Westacre Henry Kays Richard Cawdray John Hales John Morton Vincent Clement John Morton (again) Thomas Marke Nicholas Goldwell Robert Honywood John Ednam William Stillington Thomas Larke George Wyndham Thomas Cornwalleys

Early modern	Richard Underwood Thomas Roberts John Rugge George Gardiner John Freake Thomas Jegon Andrew Bing William Gery John Reynolds John Conant John Jeffery William Trimnel Christopher Clarke Matthew Postlethwayte John Berney William Yonge Henry Bathurst John Collyer Robert Hankinson

Late modern	Charles Wodehouse Augustus Hopper Thomas Perowne (died 1913) Frederick Westcott Charles Carr George MacDermott Thomas Perowne (died 1954) Robert Meiklejohn Aubrey Aitken Timothy Dudley-Smith Michael Handley Clifford Offer Jan McFarlane Karen Hutchinson

Deans of Winchester

Early modern	William Kingsmill Roger Tonge Sir John Mason Edmund Steward John Warner Francis Newton John Watson Lawrence Humphrey Martin Heton George Abbot Thomas Morton John Young Alexander Hyde William Clarke Richard Meggot John Wickart William Trimnel Charles Naylor Zachary Pearce Thomas Cheyney Jonathan Shipley Newton Ogle

Late modern	Robert Holmes Thomas Rennell Thomas Garnier John Bramston George Kitchin William Stephens William Furneaux William Holden Hutton Gordon Selwyn Oswin Gibbs-Smith Michael Stancliffe Trevor Beeson Michael Till James Atwell Roland Riem (Acting) Catherine Ogle (announced)

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