The Venerable Robert Peirson was Archdeacon of Cleveland from 22 August 1787 to his death om 4 November 1805. [1]
Pierson was educated at Jesus College, Cambridge. [2] He was the Incumbent at Husthwaite. [3]
The Venerable Robert Peirson was Archdeacon of Cleveland from 22 August 1787 to his death om 4 November 1805. [1]
Pierson was educated at Jesus College, Cambridge. [2] He was the Incumbent at Husthwaite. [3]
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