Rev. Robert Hake

In September 1875 Robert Hake acted as Hibbert Wanklyn‘s locum. He appears as the officiant in a burial and a baptism during this month. Writing to the Dean and Chapter of Canterbury the following year¹, he refers to Mr. Hake as being able to endorse the fact that the vicarage was in urgent need of repairs.

In addition to being a precentor at Canterbury Cathedral, the Rev. Robert Hake was also drawing an income from the Aylsham vicarage from 1867.
In 1855 he had published a book:

Footnotes

1. Archives of the Dean and Chapter of Canterbury, ref BB 50/111 ↩︎