• Benefice of ASHBURNHAM (CI.LE.DA.16)

Excluded from the moiety £ 6. 13s. 4d. 10 1 This church was appropriated in 1237 (EEA22 54) and remained appropriated late in the fourteenth century (ChartChich 332). English Episcopal Acta, vol. xxii (Chichester 1215-1253), ed. P.M.Hoskin (Oxford, 2001) p.54

• Benefice of ROTHERFIELD WITH FRANT (CI.LE.PE.09)

seems, to the earl of Gloucester and Hertford: the king presented to the church in 1317 because the lands of the earl were in his hands (CalPat1313-17 664). English Episcopal Acta, vol. xxiii (Chichester 1254-1305), ed. P.M.Hoskin (Oxford, 2001) p.332-3

• Benefice of ALCISTON (CI.LE.PE.28)

Battle abbey to the common fund of Chichester cathedral: see ChartChich 60, EEA22 10, 94-5. For the church see CI.00.CC.35. English Episcopal Acta, vol. xxii (Chichester 1215-1253), ed. P.M.Hoskin (Oxford, 2001) p.10, 94-5 2 The church is separately valued as

• Benefice of LEEK (CL.ST.AL.01)

Tiberius C x p.251v £ 28. 0s. 0d. LEEK SJ982566 ded: ST EDWARD, dedication recorded in 1281, was probably the English King ST EDWARD THE MARTYR, but by the 1730s EDWARD THE CONFESSOR was regarded as the patron saint. The

• Benefice of ABBOTSHAM (EX.BS.HA.14)

sacristy) in 1161X1173, saving provision of a vicarage, see EEA11 118 (confirmed to the monks in 1225: EEA12 264-5); and for the vicarage see RegBron 335, RegGrand 1315. English Episcopal Acta, vol. xi (Exeter 1046-1184), ed. F.Barlow (Oxford, 1996) p.118

• Benefice of TRENEGLOS (EX.CW.BR.10)

this church to the priory of Tywardreath in 1158X?1160 see EEA11 59-60. The reference to the 'rectory' being vacant in 1310 (RegStap 266) seems to be an error. English Episcopal Acta, vol. xi (Exeter 1046-1184), ed. F.Barlow (Oxford, 1996) p.59-60

• Benefice of KINGSTEIGNTON (ANNEXED TO THE SALISBURY CATHEDRAL PREBEND OF TEINTON REGIS) (EX.TO.MO.04)

the prebend of Teinton Regis (see also RegGrand 1301). As for the church of East Allington (LeNeveRev1Sal 101), it was, it seems clear, in secular patronage: see EX.TO.WO.14. English Episcopal Acta, vol. xii (Exeter 1186-1257), ed. F.Barlow (Oxford, 1996) p.261-4

• Benefice of OKEHAMPTON (EX.TO.OK.14)

2. 0s. 0d. 3 1 For the appropriation of this church in 1241X1244, saving an assessed vicarage, see EEA12 215-16. English Episcopal Acta, vol. xii (Exeter 1186-1257), ed. F.Barlow (Oxford, 1996) p.215-16 2 For the prebend in the castle of

• Benefice of EYE (HE.HE.LE.02)

3 vols (London, 1899) vol 3 p.120 (vicarage) (portion) WIGMORE ABBEY, HEREF., CANONS £ 2. 0s. 0d. (dependent chapel) BRIMFIELD English Episcopal Acta, vol. vii (Hereford 1079-1234), ed. J.Barrow (Oxford, 1993) p.94 SO526675 ded: UNKNOWN F.Arnold-Forster, Studies in Church Dedication,

• Benefice of EARDISLAND (HE.HE.LE.25)

the appropriation of this church, with reservation of a vicarage, in the late twelfth century see EEA7 115-16, 162-3, 236. English Episcopal Acta, vol. vii (Hereford 1079-1234), ed. J.Barrow (Oxford, 1993) p.115-16, 162-3, 236 2 This was one of eight

• Benefice of FOWNHOPE (HE.HE.RS.08)

linked with seven other churches to form a prebend for the abbot of Lire in the cathedral church of Hereford: see the core note for HE.HE.LE.25. English Episcopal Acta, vol. vii (Hereford 1079-1234), ed. J.Barrow (Oxford, 1993) p.115-16, 162-3, 236

• Benefice of QUATFORD (HE.SH.ST.22)

king who appointed to the deanship and to the prebends of Bridgnorth: DentonRFC 24n, HamThomBridgn esp. 6-8, 52, 54. J.H.Denton, English Royal Free Chapels (Manchester, 1970) p.24n 2 Although this church was entered as a minor benefice not exceeding 6

• Benefice of LONG BENNINGTON (LI.LK.LV.06)

(Lincoln archdeaconry) p.8 Lincolnshire Archives Office, Lincoln Dean and Chapter Muniments, A1/11 p.11 £ 20. 0s. 0d. 30 1 For the ordination of the vicarage see EEA4 114. English Episcopal Acta, vol. iv (Lincoln 1186-1206), ed. D.M.Smith (Oxford, 1986) p.114

• Benefice of BURNHAM MARKET alias BURNHAM WESTGATE (NW.NF.BU.22)

the time of the appropriation of a mediety to Coxford priory in 1230 (EEA21 47-8) and as indicataed by the presentation of a vicar in 1303 (TannerIndex 468). English Episcopal Acta, vol. xxi (Norwich 1215-1243), ed. C.Harper-Bill (Oxford, 2000) p.47-8

• Benefice of GUIST AND GUIST THORPE alias UPPER GUIST (NW.NW.SP.06)

see DentonEly 72. For the appropriation (of both churches) in 1198 see EEA6 243, and for the ordination of a vicarage between 1236 and 1238 see EEA21 144-5. English Episcopal Acta, vol. xxi (Norwich 1215-1243), ed. C.Harper-Bill (Oxford, 2000) p.144-5

• Benefice of WILSFORD (SA.SA.PT.04)

EEA19 308-10. The church appears thereafter, from scant evidence, to have been served by a vicar: see (vicarage in 1245) ChartersSal 299 and (vicar in 1410) RegHallum 112. English Episcopal Acta, vol. xix (Salisbury 1217-1228), ed. B.R.Kemp (Oxford, 2000) p.308-10

• Benefice of BATTERSEA (WN.SU.SO.02)

the appropriation of this church to the infirmarer of Westminster abbey in 1178X1188 see EEA8 143, 193 and VCHSurrey4 15. English Episcopal Acta, vol. viii (Winchester, 1070-1204), ed. M.J.Franklin (Oxford, 1993) p.143, 193 2 The vicarage entry appears to have

• Benefice of TOOTING GRAVENEY (WN.SU.SO.04)

in plurality, whose total income, that is, exceeded the tax threshold in 1291 (more than six marks) and also the tax threshold in 1294 (more than ten marks). English Episcopal Acta, vol. viii (Winchester, 1070-1204), ed. M.J.Franklin (Oxford, 1993) p.129

• Benefice of BASING AND BASINGSTOKE (WN.WN.BA.01)

5 vols & index vol. (London, 1900-14) vol 4 p.137 2 For the bishop's permission for Selborne priory to appropriate, in 1234, see EEA9 42 and VCHHants4 126. English Episcopal Acta, vol. ix (Winchester, 1205-1238), ed. N.Vincent (Oxford, 1994) p.42

• Benefice of LITTLETON, ST KATHERINE (WN.WN.WN.17)

RegPont 618, 625); and that the church continued to be appropriated is clear from RegPont 437 and RegAsserio 608. The church was perhaps served by a stipendiary chaplain. English Episcopal Acta, vol. viii (Winchester, 1070-1204), ed. M.J.Franklin (Oxford, 1993) p.95