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Instituted to Whatfield Church on 13 Jan 1503, having been presented by the patron, John de Veer (sic), Earl of Oxford

Instituted Rector of Whatfield Parish Church c.1536 after the death of the previous rector, Sir Henry Glover, and was succeeded by Edwrd Carde, clerk in Jan 1565.

Instituted to Whatfield Parish Church on 25 Jan 1565, being presented by patron, William Springe Esq.

Owned by the Great Eastern Railway (GER) and the Midland and Great Northern Joint Railway (MGNJ) and consisted of two distinct sections: a line between North Walsham and Cromer via Mundesley, and a coastal section running from Gorleston to Lowestoft.

Listed among the bodies whose undertakings were to be transferred to the British Transport Commission on 1 January 1948, becoming part of British Railways.

Instituted Rector of Whatfield Church, Suffolk on 29 Jul 1501, having been presented by Sir John de Ver[e], Earl of Oxford. Resigned the living before the presentation of his successor on 13 Jan 1503.

Instituted Rector of Whatfield Parish Church on 17 Jul 1794 (the benefice then being vacant on the death of the previous rector, Samuel Darby, clerk). Was presented by the Master of Jesus College, Cambridge, William Pearce.

Instituted Rector of Whatfield Parish Church, Suffolk on 20 Nov 1823, being presented by the Master of Jesus College, Cambridge, William French

Instituted Rector of Whatfield Church (with the vicarage of Bentley), Suffolk on 29 Feb 1429/30

Instituted Rector of Whatfield parish church (with the vicarage of Bentley) Suffolk on 6 Dec 1439 after the death of the last rector, John Salle, on the presentation of Thomas Mykelfeld Esq.. patron and lord of the Manor of Bernards in Whatfield.

Instituted Rector of Whatfield Church, Suffolk on 17 Apr 1472 on the death of the last rector, Richard Somerton. Was presented by John Bougchier (sic) kt (guardian of Richard Mekelfeld, son and heir of Thomas Mekelfeld, patron).