Thanks to some very dedicated researchers over the years we have a very good list of the vicars of Heanor.

Known years
Name
Title
Patron
Notes
1298 Eudo de Derby Rector Sir Henry de Grey Reinstituted in 1300, probably on account of some informality.
1304 Roger de Shutton Rector Sir Henry de Grey  
1320 John de Shiringham Rector Sir Richard de Grey de Codnor  
1346 Gilbert de Grey Rector Richard de Wylloughby  
1348 Nicholas de Grey Rector Sir Richard de Grey de Codnor Was succeded on his death by Rev. Sausman - possibly a victim of the plague which claimed a number of clergy in 1349.
1349 Roger Sauseman Rector Sir Richard de Grey de Codnor  
1370 Ralph de Barton Rector Sir Richard de Grey de Codnor  
1385 Roger de Cherlton Rector John, Lord de Grey de Codnor  
1434 William Thrumpton Rector Henry, Lord de Grey  
1435 William Wethurby Rector Henry, Lord de Grey Rector of Morley, exchanged the benefice of Morley for Heanor with William Thrumpton
1440 John Fowler Rector Henry, Lord de Grey  
1475 William Tykhull Vicar Aboot of Dale Abbey  
1477 John Middleton Vicar    
1485 Richard Nottingham Vicar   Became abbot of Dale Abbey in 1491.
1491 William Cutt Vicar    
approx 1535 Oliver Pyggen Vicar   Date of institute is unknown. Show as Vicar of "Henor" in the Valor Ecclesiasticus of 1535-1536. Shown in parish registers as "1577. Oliver Piggen of Codnor was buried the XIIIJth day of Marche" and later "1578 Elizabeth Piggen, Widow of Codnor, was buried the XXIJth of Septembe"
1547 Richard Arnolde Vicar Robert Cooke de Little Hallam Seems to have managed the transition between the between Edward, Mary and Elizabeth with no major issues. It was during his term that the oldest surviving parish register begins.
1565 Laurence Brookes Vicar The Queen Was apparently unsystematic and careless in keeping the parish registers. The registers note that "Laurence Brookes Viker of Heynor was buried the IIIJth day of Februarie Ano Domini 1591."
For some reason at this point there was a gap between the death of Laurence and the investeture of William
1593 William Asheby Vicar  

"Willm Asheby succeeding ye said Laurence Brookes was inducted ye XIJth day of Mai Installed ye XIIJ of ye same moneth Ano. Regni Elizaneth Regine tricessimo quito" (12th May 1593) His son William was baptised 9th October 1599, his daughter Ursula was baptised October 10th 1596 but was buried November 20th 1596.

According to one of the researchers (Rev R.J.Burton) "..Asheby appears, from his entries in the parish registers, to have been a neat, careful, methodical and business like man. His writing is good. He was careful to keep his own registers exact...and to correct, as far as possible, the neglect of his predecessors."
1633 Josias Hawksworth Vicar The King The registers during the incubancy of Josias were very badly neglected.
1650 Samuel Wright Vicar The Parliamentary Commission Appointed by parliamentary commission. Due to his non-conformist beliefs he was ejected at the restoration of the monarchy. From 1650 to 1654 there are not entries in the parish registers.
9th March 1664 James Rathborne Vicar   A very careful and methodical man, he kept the registers in very good order during his term. He noted "That from the year 1634 to 1643 the account of christenings, burialls, and marriaes cannot be found: and that from the year 1643 till 1650 these ensuing notes (though imperfect) were found in loose papers in the hands of John Dale the present clark of this parish, and for the satisfaction of any whom they may concerne are here transcribed and inserted (the first day of Aprill Anno Dm 1669) by me James Rathborne"
Feb 27th 1669 George Westwood Vicar  

George himself was in the registers earlier as being baptised in Heanor Aug 11th 1647, Son of Edward and Ellen Westwood. It is believed that he paid for bell number 7, though a careless foundry worker (as proved by the rest of the inscription) put a D instead of G on his first name.

"1677. George Westwood Minister of Heynor and Mary Baker of Allestrey widow were married at Horsley August ye 7th"

Mary was buried at January 18th 1693 and George was buried May 21st 1698, both were buried at Heanor.
1698 Samuel Lees Vicar The King  
Aug 13th 1737 William Clarke Vicar The King  
1774 William Gould Vicar   Killed by a kick from his horse at Eastwood when returning from hunting.
July 28th 1788 John Thompson Vicar The King  
March 13th 1821 Richard Whinfield Vicar The King During Rev. Whinfield's term Codnor became a seperate parish
1866 Frederick Corfield Rector Francis Wright and trustees. The church was rebuilt in 1867.
1879 Conyngham William George Corfield Rector    
1886 Claud Evelyn Lacy Corfield Rector    
1911 Ashley Tregoning Corfield Rector    
1917 Herbert Gilgrist      
1933 Douglas Gerard Smith      
1946 Stephen Robert Futers      
1958 Harry Benjamin Roberts      
1970 John Goodwin      
1975 Ron McMullen     The Church was rebuilt in 1982.
1989 Cedric Blakey      
1998 Ian Pallett      
2004 Kristy & Dan Pattimore