Revd Trevor Kilborn
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Vicar of All Saints' 1940-1946.

Revd Kilborn was educated at
Wellingborough and then did a 2 year course in Administration. He obtained a BA (Hons) at Leicester University and went on to read Theology at Bishops
College, Cheshunt (the college buildings are now the Hertfordshire Council
Offices). He was appointed Deacon in 1930 and Priest in 1931.

He was curate at All Hallows, Lombard St, London from April 1933 to October 1935 when he left to "undertake a further course of study at London
University". He was appointed vicar at St Mary Magdalene, Enfield on 5th June 1936. He then left there in June 1940 and came to Sedgley. He died in 1965.

This information is from St Mary Magdalene Enfield's website:
Date of birth Sep 1905 Registered in Kettering (3b187)
It is reported in the April 1936 edition of the Parish Magazine that the Rev. Trevor H.H.Kilborne. B.A. had been appointed as the new vicar. His age was not mentioned; but he was educated at Wellingborough and then took a two-year course in administration work. He took his B.A. at Leicester (Honours English). He then read theology and prepared for Ordination at Bishops' College, Cheshunt. He was appointed Deacon in 1930 and Priest in 1931. He was travelling Secretary for the Student Christian Movement. In 1933 he was Curate of All Hallows, Lombard St. and Secretary of a society working for the Unity of the Churches. He is keenly interested in music and holds views of that of a Broad churchman. The fact that he has a wife is also mentioned in passing.
Induction at St Mary Magdalene on Friday 5th June 1936.
After St Mary Magdalene he became Vicar of Sedgley.
He died in 1965.

Vicars of Sedgley