Thomas Sykes (academic)

Thomas Sykes, DD (died 1705) was an English academic.^[1] He was born in Bagworth and educated at Trinity College, Oxford. He was Lady Margaret Professor of Divinity at Oxford from 1691 and President of Trinity from 1704,^[2] holding both posts until his death on 14 December 1705.^[3]

References

^ Alumni Oxon
^ Country Life ‘The Chapel of Trinity College, Oxford: A return to splendour’ John GoodallApril 2, 2018
^ Hopkins, Clare (2005), Trinity: 450 years of an Oxford college community (2007 reprint ed.), Oxford, ISBN 978-0-19-951896-8{{citation}}: CS1 maint: location missing publisher (link)

Academic offices
Preceded by Henry Maurice	Lady Margaret Professor of Divinity 1691–1705	Succeeded by John Wynne
Preceded by Ralph Bathurst	President of Trinity College, Oxford 1704–1705	Succeeded by William Dobson

v t e Presidents of Trinity College, Oxford
Thomas Slythurst Arthur Yeldard Ralph Kettell Hannibal Potter Robert Harris William Hawes Seth Ward Ralph Bathurst Thomas Sykes William Dobson George Huddesford Joseph Chapman Thomas Lee James Ingram John Wilson Samuel William Wayte John Percival Henry George Woods Henry Francis Pelham Herbert Edward Douglas Blakiston J. R. H. Weaver Arthur Norrington Alexander George Ogston Anthony Quinton John Burgh Michael Beloff Sir Ivor Roberts Dame Hilary Boulding

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