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

all its rights and appurtenances, belonging to the
bp. 's collation, vac. by death of John de Kirkeby.
Ind.: dean and chapter.
924 2 February 1309, London. Licence to Philip de
Harle, subd., rector of church of Ness (Nesse le
Strange), who has the mind to study, to study for
one year only in a university, being able to
receive wholly the fruits and revenue of his
church, provided that meanwhile divine services in
his church will not be diminished and cure. of
souls by no means will be neglected.
925 3 March 1309, London. Letters dimissory to
Philip de Halis, subd., to receive the orders of
deacon and priest to the title of 50s. of an
annual pension from William de Morton, rector of
church of Holme next the Sea (Hulmo juxta Mare)
Norwich (Norwyc') dioc.
926 [Fo. 64v] 5 March 1309, London. Licence, in
common form, to John de Burton, rector of church
of West Felton (Felton), to study for two years.
927 7 May 1309, London. Letters dimissory to Brs.
William de Burg' and Thomas de Acton, monks and
professed of the monastery of St Peter,
Shrewsbury, to receive the order of priest.
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