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Archaeologia Cantiana - Vol. 57 1944 page 5
Sidelights on the Rectors and Parishioners of Reculver from the Register
of Archbishop Winchelsey by Rose Graham, C.B.E., D.Litt., F.S.A., F.R. Hist.S
and the offerings counted in the presence of the
vicar and some of the parishioners, the amount written down, two
parishioners chosen to spend it and render an account.1 |
an absence of nearly four months. He had been at the papal court in Rome with letters
from Edward I in support of his election to the see of Ely. He was
unsuccessful but as a compensation for his disappointment Boniface VIII
had given him, on April 21st, a license to retain the treasureship of
the cathedral church of Wells, canonries and prebends in seven cathedral
churches and one collegiate church, six parish churches in as many
different dioceses with leave to acquire two more benefices up to a
total value of £1000 a year.3 One of
the parish churches which he could retain was Reculver.3 |
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