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SCHEDULE OF LETTERS IN SUPPORT OF PETER BALL Sent From Sent to Date URN Patricia Pinkerton Archbishop of Canterbury, George Carey 06/01/1992 ACE000269 Ted Crofton Archbishop of Canterbury, George Carey 15/01/1992 ACE000163 Joan Guy Bishop John Yates, Bishop at Lambeth 27/01/1992 ACE000411 Victim and Survivor [name redacted] Archbishop of Canterbury, George Carey 15/12/1992 ACE000179 Sally and Ray Spurgeon Archbishop of Canterbury, George Carey 16/12/1992 ACE000184 Humphrey Osmond Peter Ball 16/12/1992 ACE000186 Godfrey and Mac Barber Archbishop of Canterbury, George Carey 16/12/1992 ACE000187 Ms F Tatham Archbishop of Canterbury, George Carey 16/12/1992 ACE000192 Simon J Spriggs Albert Pacey, Chief Constable of Gloucester Police 17/12/1992 OHY000096_5 Mrs E Simpson Archbishop of Canterbury, George Carey 18/12/1992 ACE000200 Chris Jagger Archbishop of Canterbury, George Carey 18/12/1992 ACE000203 Joe Somerville Archbishop of Canterbury, George Carey 18/12/1992 ACE000206 Alleged perpetrator [name redacted] Bishop Eric Kemp, Bishop of Chichester 21/12/1992 ACE000164 Margaret Whiteland Bishop Eric Kemp, Bishop of Chichester 20/12/1992 ACE026131 Rev'd M Greenfield Albert Pacey, Chief Constable of Gloucester Police 21/12/1992 OHY000096_6 1 Howard Cocks Archbishop of Canterbury, George Carey 22/12/1992 ACE000219 Bishop Eric Kemp, Bishop of Chichester Archbishop of Canterbury, George Carey 23/12/1992 ACE000223 The Rev’d Canon Nicholas Reade Bishop John Yates, Bishop at Lambeth 23/12/1992 ACE000227 Archbishop of Canterbury, George Carey Nigel Chetwood 23/12/1992 ACE000229 Jean Cornell Archbishop of Canterbury, George Carey 23/12/1992 ACE000238 Rev'd Nick Flint Bishop Eric Kemp, Bishop of Chichester 23/12/1992 ACE016192 Ray Anderton; Elizabeth Breton; Nigel Archbishop of Canterbury, George Carey 28/12/1992 ACE000249 Chetwood; Philip Brown; Andrew Bowden; David Evans; Roger Grey; Charles Green; Pauline Green; Kate Griffiths; Ian Hazlewood; Pat Harris; Peter Jeffries; John Mead; Robert Miles; Peter Nunn; David Nye; Hedley Ringrose; Fred Rothery; Timothy Royle; David Williams; John Young Unknown Archbishop of Canterbury, George Carey 29/12/1992 ACE000165 Susan Beck Archbishop of Canterbury, George Carey 29/12/1992 ACE000251 Bishop Eric Kemp, Bishop of Chichester Archbishop of Canterbury, George Carey 29/12/1992 ACE000252 Jeffrey Williams Bishop Eric Kemp, Bishop of Chichester 29/12/1992 ACE000253 Brian Stoodley; Monica Stoodley Archbishop of Canterbury, George Carey 04/01/1993 ACE000261 Eleanor Powell Archbishop of Canterbury, George Carey 05/01/1993 ACE000266 2 Patricia Harbidge Archbishop of Canterbury, George Carey and Rt Rev'd 07/01/1993 ACE000273 Bishop John Yates, Bishop at Lambeth Stephen Sykes Archbishop of Canterbury, George Carey 07/01/1993 ACE000276 Leila Davis Archbishop of Canterbury, George Carey 09/01/1993 ACE000280 Terry Overthrow Archbishop of Canterbury, George Carey 09/01/1993 ACE000287 Julian Harford Bishop John Yates, Bishop at Lambeth 09/01/1993 ACE000291 Caroline Bucknall Archbishop of Canterbury, George Carey 10/01/1993 ACE000295 Christopher Mulholland Archbishop of Canterbury, George Carey 10/01/1993 ACE000296 Tony Wells 10/01/1993 ACE000297 John Bickersteth Archbishop of Canterbury, George Carey 11/01/1993 ACE000303 John Hutchison Archbishop of Canterbury, George Carey 11/01/1993 ACE000305 Howell Davies Bishop John Yates, Bishop at Lambeth 12/01/1993 ACE000315 John Mason Archbishop of Canterbury, George Carey 12/01/1993 ACE000317 HH Davies and J Marshall Bishop John Yates, Bishop at Lambeth 12/01/1993 ACE000318 Andrew James Archbishop of Canterbury, George Carey 12/01/1993 ACE000319 William Barber Archbishop of Canterbury, George Carey 12/01/1993 ACE000325 Raymond Martin Archbishop of Canterbury, George Carey 13/01/1993 ACE000321 Victor Trigwell and Sheila Trigwell Archbishop of Canterbury, George Carey 13/01/1993 ACE000327 3 Rev'd J G Harford Detective Superintendent Wayne Murdoch, Gloucester 13/01/1993 OHY000096_11 Police Frances Read Archbishop of Canterbury, George Carey 16/01/1993 ACE000348 Robin Staddy Archbishop of Canterbury, George Carey 19/01/1993 ACE000357 Margaret Sellens Albert Pacey, Chief Constable of Gloucester Police 19/01/1993 OHY000096_12 James Woodhouse Detective Superintendent Wayne Murdoch, Gloucester 20/01/1993 OHY000096_13/14 Police Rev’d Dr N.T.Wright Archbishop of Canterbury, George Carey 20/01/1993 ACE000361 Bishop John Yates, Bishop at Lambeth Rev’d Derek Sawyer 21/01/1993 ACE000366 Rev'd A J Keep and Rev'd N A T Menon Albert Pacey, Chief Constable of Gloucester Police 21/01/1993 OHY000096_15 Rt Rev'd Lord Coggan Albert Pacey, Chief Constable of Gloucester Police 21/01/1993 OHY000096_16 Mrs Harriet Lear Detective Superintendent Wayne Murdoch, Gloucester 24/01/1993 OHY000096_17 Police Bishop Peter Nott, Bishop of Norwich Albert Pacey, Chief Constable of Gloucester Police 24/01/1993 OHY000096_19 T L F Royle Detective Superintendent Wayne Murdoch, Gloucester 24/01/1993 OHY000096_20 Police Bishop John Yates, Bishop at Lambeth David Cook 25/01/1993 ACE000380 Bishop John Yates, Bishop at Lambeth Barry Coker 25/01/1993 ACE000381 Bishop John Yates, Bishop at Lambeth R Grist 25/01/1993 ACE000382 4 Bishop John Yates, Bishop at Lambeth Colin Thurston 25/01/1993 ACE000384 Bishop John Yates, Bishop at Lambeth John Homfray 25/01/1993 ACE000385 Bishop John Yates, Bishop at Lambeth Geoffrey Hart 25/01/1993 ACE000386 David Minchew Archbishop of Canterbury, George Carey 25/01/1993 ACE000390 Bishop John Yates, Bishop at Lambeth John Heidt 25/01/1993 ACE000391 Mrs Phyllida Stewart Roberts Detective Superintendent Wayne Murdoch, Gloucester 25/01/1993 OHY000096_21-23 Police Thomas Woodhouse Detective Superintendent Wayne Murdoch, Gloucester 25/01/1993 OHY000096_24 Police Christopher Lear Unknown 25/01/1993 OHY000096_25-26 Andrew Stewart-Roberts Detective Superintendent Wayne Murdoch, Gloucester 25/01/1993 OHY000096_34-35 Police On behalf of the Archbishop of Canterbury, Tom Wright 26/01/1993 ACE000393 George Carey Dick and Penny Ellis Detective Superintendent Wayne Murdoch, Gloucester 26/01/1993 OHY000096_23-33 Police Joanna Lumsden Detective Superintendent Wayne Murdoch, Gloucester 26/01/1993 OHY000096_27 Police Sarah Goad Detective Superintendent Wayne Murdoch, Gloucester 26/01/1993 OHY000096_29 Police 5 John Lewis Detective Superintendent Wayne Murdoch, Gloucester 26/01/1993 OHY000096_30 Police The Rt. Hon. Tim Rathbone MP Detective Superintendent Wayne Murdoch, Gloucester 26/01/1993 OHY000096_36 Police Miss Rachel Baldock Detective Superintendent Wayne Murdoch, Gloucester 26/01/1993 OHY000096_37-39 Police Bishop John Yates, Bishop at Lambeth Richard Sluman 27/01/1993 ACE000401 Janet Dearnley Detective Superintendent Wayne Murdoch, Gloucester 27/01/1993 OHY000096_40 Police Brian and Monica Stoodley Detective Superintendent Wayne Murdoch, Gloucester 27/01/1993 OHY000096_41-43 Police Ian Beer, Headmaster of Ellesmere College, Detective Superintendent Wayne Murdoch, Gloucester 28/01/1993 OHY000096_44-45 Lancing College, Harrow School Police Bishop John Yates, Bishop at Lambeth Caroline Bucknall 29/01/1993 ACE000408 Bishop John Yates, Bishop at Lambeth Ivor Davies 29/01/1993 ACE000413 Richard Morgan, Headmaster of Cheltenham Detective Superintendent Wayne Murdoch, Gloucester 29/01/1993 OHY000096_49-50 College and Warden of Radley Police Philip Ayers; Christine Ayers Detective Superintendent Wayne Murdoch, Gloucester 30/01/1993 ACE000418 Police 6 Dr Alastair Chesser Detective Superintendent Wayne Murdoch, Gloucester 30/01/1993 OHY000096_46 Police John Taylor Archbishop of Canterbury, George Carey 01/02/1993 ACE000424 Bishop John Yates, Bishop at Lambeth Elizabeth Bayliss 01/02/1993 ACE000426 The Rt. Hon. Tim Renton MP Albert Pacey, Chief Constable of Gloucester Police 02/02/1993 CPS001072 The Rt. Hon. Lord Justice Anthony Lloyd Detective Superintendent Wayne Murdoch, Gloucester 02/02/1993 OHY000096_69 - Police 70 Archbishop of Canterbury, George Carey Albert Pacey, Chief Constable of Gloucester Police 05/02/1993 INQ000608 Archbishop of Canterbury, George Carey Albert Pacey, Chief Constable of Gloucester Police 08/02/1993 OHY000096_71 - 72 Michael Warren Detective Superintendent Wayne Murdoch, Gloucester 12/02/1993 OHY000096_51 - Police 55 Archbishop of Canterbury, George Carey JR Hill 15/02/1993 ACE000450 Paul Lacey Archbishop of Canterbury, George Carey 26/02/1993 ACE000485 Bishop John Yates, Bishop at Lambeth All Diocesan Bishops 15/03/1993 ACE000159 Alan Webster Archbishop of Canterbury, George Carey 16/03/1993 ACE000545 Val Hamer Archbishop of Canterbury, George Carey 18/03/1993 ACE000556 Ann Finch Archbishop of Canterbury, George Carey 30/03/1993 ACE000584 David MacAfee Archbishop of Canterbury, George Carey 07/04/199? ACE000793 7 Archbishop of Canterbury, George Carey Bishop Bishop Michael Ball, Bishop of Truro, Bishop of 28/09/1993 Truro ACE000700 Bishop Bishop Michael Ball, Bishop of Truro, Archbishop of Canterbury, George Carey 21/03/1994 ACE000789 Bishop of Truro On behalf of the Archbishop of Canterbury, Peter Markby 20/05/1994 ACE000798 George Carey Bishop Michael Ball, Bishop of Truro Bishop Graham James, Suffragen Bishop of St 02/06/1994 Germans ACE000804 Gordon Smyth Archbishop of Canterbury, George Carey 03/06/1994 ACE000806 Carl Lee Archbishop of Canterbury, George Carey 17/06/1994 ACE000836 Archbishop of Canterbury, George Carey Bishop Michael Ball, Bishop of Truro 17/06/1994 ACE000822 Bishop Michael Ball, Bishop of Truro Bishop Graham James, Suffragen Bishop of St 23/06/1994 Germans
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