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

the eve of the feast of the purification of
Blessed Mary the Virgin, namely 1 February [1305],
receiving all that should be received.
298 20 January 1305, London. Grant, during
pleasure, to John de Sandale, king's clerk, of
custody of sequestrated church of Stoke on Trent
(Stokes subtus Limam); patron, earl of Lancaster
(Lancastr').
299 30 March 1305, London. Institution of Hugh de
Hotoft, clerk, to church of Water Eaton (Eyton);
patrons, abbess and cony. of Polesworth
(Pollesworth), at the nomination of Adam de
Brympton, knt., reserving to the nuns an annual
pension of 20 marks. (He owes the fee. )
300 18 April 1305, Coventry. Institution of John
de Kynardeseye, clerk, to church of Tatenhill
(Tatynhull); patron, Thomas, earl of Lancaster
(Lancastr'). The letter of induction is dated 8
April at London because the induction was made by
special command of the bp. during his
sequestration and neither the archd. nor his
official were able to induct on that date and the
bp. was in London.
301 [Undated. ] Richard de Bristoll, rector of
Quatt, freely gave five marks to the bp. from the
first fruits which the bp. assigned to be paid to
Richard de Lympodeseye, who received the five
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