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

the first rector,
1 on Saturday after the feast of
St George (26 April]; patron, John Honold, lord of
Frodesley (Frodeslegh). Ind.: archd. of
Shrewsbury.
1016 29 November 1320, Bishops Itchington
(Ichynton). Institution of Roger de Scheffeld,
acolyte, to church of Ruyton (Ruton), vac. by
resig. of John de Stivynton, the last rector, on
the morrow of St James the Apostle last (26 July];
patron, John la Warr', knt. Ind.: archd. of
Shrewsbury. (The church of Ruvton (Ruton) in the
deanery of Newport (Novo Burco). )
1017 1 February 1321, London. Institution of
Robert de Budiford, priest, to church of Hinstock
(Hynestok), vac. by death of William de Brugge,
the last rector, on Thursday before the feast of
St Luke the Evangelist last [15 October]; patrons,
abbot and cony. of Alcester (Alyncestr'). Ind.:
archd. of Shrewsbury.
1018 10 February 1321, Coldham. Institution of
Nicholas de Cheyne, clerk, to church of Cound
(Conede), vac. by resig. of John de Cheyne, the
last rector, on 9 February; patron, Edmund, earl
of Arundel (Arundell). Ind.: archd. of Shrewsbury.
1. Possibly Hugh de Aldenham, no. 359
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