• Benefice of BLITHFIELD (CL.ST.ST.03)

UPON TRENT ABBEY, STAFFS., ABBOT £ 2. 0s. 0d. (inst.) rec. 1307 (pat.) secular Not app. Richard The Register of Walter Langton, Bishop of Coventry and Lichfield 1296-1321, ed. J.B.Hughes, 2 vols (CYS, 2001, 2007) vol 1 p.39 If appropriated

• Benefice of HANDSWORTH (CL.ST.TT.14)

the half of John de Parles (earlier in the century: MagRegAlb 251, 253-4) was apparently Jane Buttecourt in 1330 (RegNorthb1 146v). But patronage of this church, at least the Lichfield share of the patronage, had passed to Richardof Stafford

• Benefice of MALTON (EL.EL.BA.09)

as ruinous in 1792. The remains of the church are marked on the OS (County Series: Cambridgeshire and Isle of Ely) map. The Victoria History of the Counties of England: Cambridgeshire and the Isle of Ely, ed. L.F.Salzman et al.,

• Benefice of CHILDERLEY (EL.EL.BO.11)

east end of the old village street. This site (of 'St Mary's church') is marked on the OS (County Series: Cambridgeshire and Isle of Ely) map. The Victoria History of the Counties of England: Cambridgeshire and the Isle of Ely,

• Benefice of LITLINGTON (EL.EL.SH.06)

Victoria History of the Counties of England: Cambridgeshire and the Isle of Ely, ed. L.F.Salzman et al., 10 vols & index vols (London, 1938-2002) vol 8 p.64 (pat.) secular Not app. 1 The Victoria History of the Counties of England:

• Benefice of CREACOMBE (EX.BS.MO.25)

1284 (pat.) secular Not app. Richard de Hantesforde The Registers of Walter Bronescombe, 1257-1280, and Peter Quivil, 1280-1291, Bishops of Exeter, ed. F.C.Hingeston-Randolph (London and Exeter, 1889) (many refs to this edn, from early stages of the taxatio work, can

• Benefice of HUISH (EX.BS.TO.06)

Series): these maps have been searched using www.old-maps.co.uk. (inst.) rec. 1328 (pat.) secular Not app. Richard de Hywische The Register of John de Grandisson, Bishop of Exeter 1327-1369, ed. F.C.Hingeston-Randolph, 3 vols continuously paginated (London and Exeter, 1894-1899) p.1264 If

• Benefice of ROBOROUGH (EX.BS.TO.15)

1275 seems to have been because of a disputed advowson case (RegBron 165, RegStap 246); the patron in 1349 was the knight Richard de Stapeldone (RegGrand 1388). The Register of John de Grandisson, Bishop of Exeter 1327-1369, ed. F.C.Hingeston-Randolph, 3

• Benefice of WEEK ST MARY (EX.CW.BR.05)

(pat.) secular Not app. Richard de Albo Monasterio The Registers of Walter Bronescombe, 1257-1280, and Peter Quivil, 1280-1291, Bishops of Exeter, ed. F.C.Hingeston-Randolph (London and Exeter, 1889) (many refs to this edn, from early stages of the taxatio work, can

• Benefice of MORETONHAMPSTEAD (EX.TO.MO.10)

1276 (pat.) secular Not app. Richard Fitz-John The Registers of Walter Bronescombe, 1257-1280, and Peter Quivil, 1280-1291, Bishops of Exeter, ed. F.C.Hingeston-Randolph (London and Exeter, 1889) (many refs to this edn, from early stages of the taxatio work, can now

• Benefice of BELSTONE (EX.TO.OK.01)

(pat.) secular Not app. Richard de Spekcote 1 The Registers of Walter Bronescombe, 1257-1280, and Peter Quivil, 1280-1291, Bishops of Exeter, ed. F.C.Hingeston-Randolph (London and Exeter, 1889) (many refs to this edn, from early stages of the taxatio work, can

• Benefice of ARCHDEACONRY OF HEREFORD (HE.HE.HE.04)

The archdeacon of Hereford, Richardof Hereford, held the prebend of Pratum Minus at the time of the taxatio (valued among the temporalities at 6d.) but he did so individually and not as part of the office of archdeacon: see

• Benefice of HUMBER (HE.HE.LE.03)

Briton' in eadem Portio prioris Leom' Benefice of HUMBER (HE.HE.LE.03) HUMBRE Taxatio Ecclesiastica Angliae et Walliae Auctoritate Papae Nicholai IV, ed. T.Astle & S.Ayscough (London, Record Commission, 1802) (used where the source of T is extant in a PRO roll,

• Benefice of TURNASTONE (HE.HE.WB.07)

non valet 6 marc' Benefice of TURNASTONE (HE.HE.WB.07) THURVERSTON' PRO, C270/16 p.108 THURNERSTON' PRO, E179/68/66 (Hereford archdeaconry, including temporalities for Hereford prebends) p.3 THURNESTON Taxatio Ecclesiastica Angliae et Walliae Auctoritate Papae Nicholai IV, ed. T.Astle & S.Ayscough (London, Record Commission,

• Benefice of EASTHAM (HE.SH.BU.16)

ST PAUL The Victoria History of the Counties of England: Worcester, ed. J.W.Willis-Bund & H.Arthur Doubleday, 4 vols & index vol. (Westminster & London, 1901-26) vol 4 p.270 (inst.) rec. 1316 (pat.) secular Not app. Richard le Porter 1 Registrum

• Benefice of EDVIN LOACH (HE.SH.BU.17)

of T is extant in a PRO roll, see P* refs; where the source is not extant see TEX, TLIB1&2, TCI) £ null. nulls. nulld. EDVIN LOACH SO662584 ded: ST MARY THE VIRGIN The Victoria History of the Counties

• Benefice of CHURCH STRETTON (HE.SH.WE.06)

hands until it passed to Richard FitzAlan, earl of Arundel, in 1336 (see VCHShrops10 110); however, Edmund earl of Arundel presented in 1316 and 1321 (RegSwin 543, RegOrlH 387). The Victoria History of the Counties of England: Shropshire, ed. W.Page

• Benefice of WILLEY (HE.SH.WE.19)

£ 5. 6s. 8d. 8 1 For the sharing of patronage here with the priory of Much Wenlock see RegOrlH 388 and VCHShrops10 457. The Victoria History of the Counties of England: Shropshire, ed. W.Page et al., 7 vols, 1-4,

• Benefice of NORTH CRAWLEY (LI.BU.NE.21)

extant) (archdeaconries of Oxford, Buckingham, Bedford, Huntingdon and Northampton except deanery of Rutland) p.33 CRABLE British Library, Cotton Vespasian E xxii, fos 121-144v (archdeaconries of Oxford, Buckingham, Bedford, Huntingdon & part only of Northampton, excepting also the deanery of Rutland)

• Benefice of PITCHCOTT (LI.BU.WA.05)

prioris de Malvernia in eadem Benefice of PITCHCOTT (LI.BU.WA.05) PICHETON' British Library, Cotton Vespasian E xxii, fos 121-144v (archdeaconries of Oxford, Buckingham, Bedford, Huntingdon & part only of Northampton, excepting also the deanery of Rutland) (edited in RegPeterborough 300-40) p.131v