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to church of Fillongley (Filungelegh); patron,
John de Hastinges, knt.
146 31 October 1305, London. Institution by the
vicar-general' of Robert de Loggonere, clerk, to
church of Southam (Suham); patrons, prior and
cony. of Coventry. He pledged on oath to pay an
annual pension of 30 marks to the dean and chapter
of Lichfield at the customary terms. 2
147 9 December 1305, Coventry. Institution by the
vicar-general of Robert de Beugrave, priest, to
vicarage of Bulkington (Bulkynton); patrons, abbot
and cony. of Leicester (Leyc'). He swore that he
would reside in accordance with the terms of the
constitution.
148 9 January 1307, London. Institution of
Nicholas de Castello to church of Wishaw
(Wyshawe); patron, William de Castello, knt.
149 22 October 1228, Canterbury (Cant').
Sixteenth century copy of a charter of bp.
Alexander Stavensby appropriating High Ercall
(Ercalle) church to abbot and cony. of Shrewsbury.
1. M. Thomas de Abberbury.
2. Michaelmas, Hilary, Easter and Trinity, see
Handbook of Dates for Students of English History
ed. C. R. Cheney (London, 1978), pp. 65-8.
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