The rectors of Albury parish
| 1250 | Alan de Pointon | |
| 1285 | Gilbert D'Abernon | |
| 1327 | Gilbert le Cob | |
| 1349 | Richard de Weston | |
| 1361 | Robert Brightrich | |
| 1384 | William Loxley | |
| 1400 | William Norton | |
| 1402 | John Wath | |
| 1406 | Walter Stonyng | |
| 1410 | Edmund Barbour | |
| 1411 | John Coke | |
| 1413 | William de Bedford Edmund Crofter Edmund Forster |
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| 1478 | James Byrkhed | |
| 1509 | Roger Colyngwode Richard Hutton Edward Banks |
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| 1560 | Bartholomew Bowdock | |
| 1582 | Robert Cowper | |
| 1610 | William Oughtred He came to Albury (worth pounds100 per annum) having been incumbent in Shalford for five years previously. He is well known for his book Clavis Mathematicae. It was said that he was a pitiful preacher; the reason was because he never studied it, but bent all his thoughts on the mathematics; but when he was in danger of being sequestered for a royalist, he fell to the study of divinity. and preached admirably well, even in his old age.He died June 13th 1660 |
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| 1660 | John Hansley | |
| 1667 | John Holland | |
| 1691 | George Duncombe | |
| 1714 | Joseph Peters | |
| 1745 | John Botham | |
| 1774 | Samual Hursley | |
| 1780 | William Polhill | He served here until March 11th 1822 when he died at the age of 85. Miss Bray, a resident of Albury, has entered in her "Recollections of Shere", written in 1857:- "Mr. Polhill, Rector of Albury, was a good specimen of the old-fashioned race of clergy now extinct. He and his wife were perfect pictures in their neat and pretty personage, and when on Sundays, he descended from his respectable chariot in his full-bottomed powdered wig, dingle hat and flowing silk gown, and walked up the Churchyard with his lady by his side dressed in white with black silk cloak, he made a most imposing figure to my mind. Yet his teaching was not such as I should value now, and he did not scruple in his younger days to join the Hunt on his sleek steed, which was used for farm work and riding in the week, and with its companion drew the couple to church on Sundays. They were thoroughly respected." |
| 1822 | Hugh McNeile He was a prominent Evangelical and attended the first of Drummond's conferences, however, he became critical of the movement with its over prophesies and speaking in tongues and thereafter took no further part. He went on to be Dean of Ripon. |
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| 1834 | John Hooper n.b. John Hooper's third son is buried in Gyomro, Hungary where a gravestone inscription reads - In Memory of James Filkes Hooper Born 14th November 1829 Died 22nd January 1859 The third son of the late Rev. John Hooper Rector of Albury England |
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| 1857 | George Raymond Portal |  |
| 1871 | Robert James Dundas |  |
| 1904 | Henry Ernest Crowley |  |
| 1921 | Frederick Norman Skene |  |
| 1930 | Philip Gray | |
| 1944 | James Vaux Cornell Farquar |  |
| 1948 | Edward Francis Synge |  |
| 1959 | Stewart Orme |  |
| 1988 | Dudley Harrison Gummer | |
| 1998 | The parishes of Albury, Shere and Chilworth combine to form a united benefice, and Albury no longer has its own Rector. | |
| 1998 | Canon Geraint Meirion-Jones was the first Rector of the united benefice and retired in 2004. | |
| 2005 | Reverend Charles Lawrence installed as the new Rector. |  |
| The current vicar of Albury is Revd. Ken Hobbs. |  |
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