[479] A. Gibbons, “Early Lincoln Wills,” p. 136.
[480] “Richmondshire Wills,” p. 34.
[481] “Test. Ebor.,” p. 220.
[482] A. Gibbons, “Early Lincoln Wills,” p. 57.
[483] Ibid., p. 111.
[484] “Lichfield,” p. 168, S.P.C.K.
[485] “Eccl. Proceedings of Courts of Durham,” p. 44.
[486] “Register” of Bishop Gray of Lincoln.
[487] In 1348 the Convent of St. Augustine, Canterbury, and in 1365 the Convent of Westminster, petitioned the pope to have Divine offices celebrated in the chapels of their manors and churches, i.e. rectories (“Papal Letters,” vol. i. pp. 139, 506).
[488] “Hingeston-Randolph,” p. 319.