Portsmouth Harbour in April 1947. He served as Surrogate, 1931–1957, and as a Proctor (representative) in Convocation, 1945–1957, in and for that diocese, meanwhile appointed an Honorary Canon of Portsmouth Cathedral in 1947 and serving as Commissary in England for the Bishop of Uganda, the Right Reverend Leslie Wilfrid Brown, 1953–1959, and as Rural Dean of Alverstoke, 1954–1957. Archdeacon of Dorking Roberts was recruited to serve as Archdeacon of Dorking by an old friend, Ivor Watkins, the newly appointed Bishop of Guildford, and appointed as such in March 1957. Having moved to the diocese of Guildford, he was appointed as Rector of Bisley in April 1957. He became an Examining Chaplain to the new Bishop of Guildford, the Right Reverend George Reindorp, in July 1961. Death Windsor Roberts died in the Milford Chest Hospital in Milford, Surrey on 23 December 1962. A memorial service was held for him in Guildford Cathedral on 14 January 1963. Roberts, who never married, was survived by his six sisters: Misses Blodwen, Sarah, Greta, Gladys and Gwen Roberts and Mrs F. Hayward. Notes 1898 births People educated at West Monmouth School Archdeacons of Dorking 1962 deaths Alumni of St John's College, Durham Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve personnel of World War I Royal Navy sailors