The following are the current most viewed articles on Wikipedia within Wikipedia's Fellows of Lincoln College, Oxford category. Think of it as a What's Hot list for Fellows of Lincoln College, Oxford. More info »

This is a beta release and so the figures may be a day or two out of date. We'd love to get your thoughts.

Rank	Topic	Wikipedia views
1	John Wesley	2,792
2	Susan Greenfield, Baroness Greenfield	296
3	Howard Florey, Baron Florey	257
4	Peter Atkins	218
5	Samuel Alexander	85
6	William Mitchell Ramsay	80
7	Egon Wellesz	55
8	Robert Goff, Baron Goff of Chieveley	48
9	John Boardman (art historian)	47
10	Eric Anderson (educator)	45
11	Norman Heatley	41
12	John Beazley	41
13	Walter Baldwin Spencer	39
14	John Potter (bishop)	38
15	Owen Morgan Edwards	33
16	Rex Richards	33
17	Vivian H. H. Green	32
18	Walter Garstang	30
19	John Radcliffe (physician)	29
20	David Henderson (economist)	29
21	Ralph Townsend	26
22	Mark Pattison	25
23	Nathaniel Crew, 3rd Baron Crew	25
24	Paul Langford	23
25	Richard Bird (computer scientist)	23
26	Robert Maximilian de Gaynesford	21
27	Nevil Sidgwick	18
28	William Ashley (economic historian)	18
29	Keith Murray, Baron Murray of Newhaven	18
30	Michael E. Rosen	18
31	Henry Harris (scientist)	17
32	Keith Gull	17
33	Robert Sanderson	16
34	Robin Griffith-Jones	16
35	Herman Waldmann	16
36	George Hickes	15
37	Richard Drayton	14
38	Christopher Ball (linguist)	13
39	Edward Abraham	12
40	John Saward	12
41	Chris Holmes (mathematician)	12
42	William Walter Merry	11
43	Richard Knolles	10
44	Richard Kilby	10
45	John Bridgewater	10
46	Edward Tatham	10
47	Henry Nettleship	9
48	Dominic Joyce	9
49	William Warde Fowler	9
50	George William Hall	8
51	Frederick Homes Dudden	8
52	Geoffrey Francis Allen	8
53	Harold Hanbury	7
54	Burke Trend, Baron Trend	6
55	Richard Bruerne	6
56	Richard Brett	6
57	Robert Wood (mathematician)	6
58	Robert Lightfoot	6
59	Thomas Fowler (Oxford)	less than 5 views
60	Fitzherbert Adams	less than 5 views
61	Cecil Clothier	less than 5 views
62	William Sprigg (pamphleteer)	less than 5 views
63	John Kettlewell	less than 5 views

Subcategories

• Rectors of Lincoln College, Oxford

Parent categories

• Fellows of Colleges of the University of Oxford
• Lincoln College, Oxford

Encyclopedia

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

University of Oxford portal

Fellows and Rectors of Lincoln College, Oxford.

See also the list of former students.

Subcategories

This category has only the following subcategory.

R

• [+] Rectors of Lincoln College, Oxford (13 P)

Pages in category "Fellows of Lincoln College, Oxford"

The following 61 pages are in this category, out of 61 total. This list may not reflect recent changes (learn more).

A Edward Abraham Fitzherbert Adams Samuel Alexander Geoffrey Francis Allen Eric Anderson (educator) William Ashley (economic historian) Peter Atkins B Christopher Ball (academic) John Beazley Richard Bird (computer scientist) John Boardman (art historian) Richard Brett John Bridgewater Reader Bullard C Cecil Clothier Nathaniel Crew, 3rd Baron Crew D Richard Drayton Frederick Homes Dudden E Owen Morgan Edwards F Howard Florey, Baron Florey Thomas Fowler (Oxford)

F cont. William Warde Fowler G Walter Garstang Robert Maximilian de Gaynesford Robert Goff, Baron Goff of Chieveley Vivian H. H. Green Susan Greenfield, Baroness Greenfield Robin Griffith-Jones Keith Gull H George William Hall Harold Hanbury Henry Harris (scientist) Norman Heatley David Henderson (economist) George Hickes Chris Holmes (mathematician) J Dominic Joyce K John Kettlewell Richard Kilby Richard Knolles L Paul Langford M William Walter Merry

M cont. Keith Murray, Baron Murray of Newhaven N Henry Nettleship P Mark Pattison John Potter (archbishop) R John Radcliffe (physician) William Mitchell Ramsay Rex Richards Michael E. Rosen S Robert Sanderson John Saward Nevil Sidgwick Walter Baldwin Spencer William Sprigg (pamphleteer) T Ralph Townsend Burke Trend, Baron Trend W Herman Waldmann Egon Wellesz John Wesley Robert Wood (mathematician)

Categories: Fellows of Colleges of the University of Oxford | Lincoln College, Oxford