by Jill Blackwell Hughes, BA Thesis submitted to the University of ...

deacon, oblations of every kind and the Lenten
tithes of merchants and servants, and also the
tithes of flax, hemp, geese, calves, pigs, eggs,
kersey (carsei) and milk, together with the first
mortuary payments but not those of livestock
(principalibus mortuis set non vivis). Also, the
vicar and his successors should have a house which
is called Grenebond' in the grounds of the church
next to the church, provided that they will
support and carry the ordinary charges incumbent
to the church.
510 Same day, Lichfield. Institution of John de
Dunclent, clerk in person of M. Richard called
(dicti) le Bachiler, his lawful proctor, to church
of Berkswell (Berkeswell); patron, Guy, earl of
Warwick (Warr'). The proxy remains in chancery. He
swore etc.
511 30 December 1307, Lichfield. Grant by the
vicar-general, at the nomination and special order
of the bp., of the possession of the vicarage of
Prees (Preez) to Thomas Crok', in person of M.
Richard de Norhampton, his lawful proctor, to whom
it is enjoined that Thomas should come personally
to Lichfield before the feast of the Purification
(2 February 1308] to receive canonical institution
etc. However, Thomas did not come, nor received
institution, and another was collated to the
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