Canon is in Lords Spritual England.
In 1500 Roger Lupton [aged 44] was appointed Canon of the seventh stall at St George's Chapel, Windsor Castle [Map] which position he held for life.
In 1660, at the Restoration, Bishop Peter Gunning [aged 46] was appointed Canon Canterbury.
In 1375 Bishop Richard Mitford was appointed Canon Chapel Royal Windsor which he held until 1390.
In 1677 Richard Meggot was appointed Canon Chapel Royal Windsor.
In 1813 Henry Cockayne-Cust [aged 32] was appointed Canon Chapel Royal Windsor.
In 1822 Bishop Richard Bagot [aged 39] was appointed Canon Chapel Royal Windsor.
In 1669 Zachary Crodock [aged 6] was appointed Canon Chichester Cathedral.
Before 1307 William Pontington Canon Exeter was appointed Canon Exeter Cathedral.
In 1535 George Carew [aged 37] was appointed Canon Exeter Cathedral.
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After 1236 Stephen Segrave [aged 65] was appointed Canon Leicester Abbey.
John Evelyn's Diary. 24th February 1665. Dr. Fell [aged 39], Canon of Christ Church, preached before the King [aged 34], on 15 ch. Romans, v. 2, a very formal discourse, and in blank verse, according to his manner; however, he is a good man. Mr. Philips, preceptor to my son, went to be with the Earl of Pembroke's [aged 44] son, my William Herbert 6th Earl Pembroke 3rd Earl Montgomery [aged 24].
On 29th December 1670 Robert South [aged 36] was appointed Canon of Christ Church.
In 1192 Bishop Roger Niger was appointed Canon St Paul's Cathedral.
On 2nd May 1674 Robert Crichton [aged 35] was appointed Canon Wells and installed as Precentor Wells.
In or before 1826 Roger Frankland was appointed Canon Wells.
In 1669 Bishop Thomas Sprat [aged 34] was appointed Canon Westminster Abbey.
In 1894 Bishop Charles Gore [aged 40] was appointed Canon Westminster Abbey.
Amaury Montfort was appointed Canon York.
Reverend Matthew Marsh was appointed Canon of Salisbury Cathedral.