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

church of Leigh (Legh); patron, Robert de Holand,
knt. The church became vacant by resig. of the
same John who resigned and was re-instituted as
Robert had possession of the presentation. Ind.:
archd. of Chester.
1200 23 August 1318, Coldham. Admission of Thomas
de Vernoun, clerk, to church of Davenham, vac. by
the dismissal of M. Richard de Vernoun, made by
reason of the new constitution published against
pluralism;
' patron, Ralph de Vernoun, senior, knt.
Ind.: archd. of Chester.
1201 24 August 1318, Coldham. Admission of
William de Vernoun, clerk, to chapel of Haslington
(Haselington) without cure of souls, vac. because
Thomas de Vernoun, who was the chaplain, obtained
possession of the church of Davenham; patron,
Ralph de Vernoun, senior, knt. Ind.: archd. of
Chester.
1202 3 September 1318, Coldham. Institution of
Richard Longespeye, chaplain, to church of
Warmingham (Wermyngham), vac. by the dismissal of
1. The constitution Exsecrabilis of pope John
XXIi, published 19 November 1317, see Extrav. John
XXII, 3,1, in corpus Juris Canonici, ed. E.
Friedberg, 2 vols. (Graz, 1955), ii; W. T. Waugh,
'Archbishop Peckham and Pluralities', English
Historical Review, 112 (1913), pp. 625-635;
Haines, Worcester, pp. 193-6.
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