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Rev. John Angier was appointed by Charles II in 1663. He was educated at Cambridge, from where he was expelled, and went to America, where, in spite of his wildness, he took his M.A. degree at Harvard. He married in America and, returning to England, was appointed by the Presbyterian Classis to minister at Ringley, though not without some misgiving because of his previous conduct. From Ringley he came to Deane. Some serious complaint was made against him, and; rather than risk suspension, he resigned the living in 1672.
Throughout the Commonwealth and during the vicariates of Tilsley and Angier, the leading families of the parish were little heard of.
Clergy
Rev.William Rothwell
Rev.Richard Grimshaw
Rev.David Dee
Rev.Lancelot Clegge
Rev.Richard Hardie
Rev.Alexander Horrocks
Rev.John Tilsley
Rev.John Angier
Rev.Richard Hatton
Rev.James Rothwell
Rev.Thomas Withnell
Rev.Robert Latham
Rev.Thomas Brocklebank
Rev.Edward Girdlestone
Rev.Francis Henry Coldwell
Rev.William Bashall
Rev.Henry Sheridan Patterson
Rev.John Russel Line
Rev.Robert Catterall Worsley
Rev.Kenneth Mackay Bishop
Rev.Roger Jackson
Rev.Ian Mainey
Rev.Dr.Terry Clark
Assistant Clergy