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Hamilton Thompson Index More information INDEX Abbots Kerswell, Devon, 122 Beckingham, Lines., 21, 22, 33, Abingdon, Berks., 33 82, 111 Acaster Malbis, Yorks., 92 Bedale, Yorks., 74, 96 Acton Burneil, Salop, 79 Bedminster, Som., 49 Adlingfleet, Yorks., 19 Belaugh, Norfolk, 109 Ainderby Steeple, Yorks., 82 Benefield, Northants., 118 Aldwinkle St Peter, Northants., Berkeley, Glouces., 34 88 Beverley, Yorks., St Mary's, 69 Alveley, Salop, 36 Beverstone, Glouces., 36 Alvington, West, Devon., 127 Biggleswade, Beds., 33 Arnold, Notts., 83 Birmingham, Warwicks., St Arunde], Sussex, 37 Martin's, 31; St Philip's, 130 Ashby St Ledgers, Northants., Blackawton, Devon, 116 118 Blakeney, Norfolk, 87 Astley Abbots, Salop, 130 Bloxham, Oxon., 101 Auckland St Andrew, Durham, Boothby Pagnell, Lines., 82 79 Bosham, Sussex, 97 Avening, Glouces., 77 Boston, Lines., 31, 36, 62 Aylsham, Norfolk, 111 Bottesford, Lines., 79 Aysgarth, Yorks., 30 Boughton, Northants., 30 Boxgrove, Sussex, priory church, Banwell, Som., 113 35 Bardfield, Great, Essex, 80 Bracebridge, Lines., 76, 77 Barnack, Northants., 4, 53, 70 Bradford-on-Avon, Wilts., 70, 77 Barsham, Suffolk, 130 Bradwell-juxta-Mare, Essex, St Barton-le-Street, Yorks., 67, 68 Peter's on the Wall, 2, 3 Barton-on-Humber, Lines., St Brancepeth, Durham, 129 Peter's, 54 Branston, Lines., 9, 10, 15, 58 Bath, Som., cathedral priory, 35 Bridgnorth, Salop, 29 Battlefield, Salop, 28 Bridgwater, Som., St Mary Mag- Beccles, Suffolk, 73 dalene's, 96 © in this web service Cambridge University Press www.cambridge.org Cambridge University Press 978-1-107-60578-7 - The Historical Growth of the English Parish Church A. Hamilton Thompson Index More information 138 INDEX Bridlington, Yorks., priory Cleobury Mortimer, Salop, 36 church, 17 Clovelly, Devon, 28 Bristol, St Mary Redcliffe, 48, 49, Coddington, Notts., 109 66, 95, 96, 126 Coin St Denis, Glouces., 56 Brixworth, Northants., 4, 53, 54, Coneysthorpe, Yorks., see Barton- 55, 56 le-Street Bunbury, Cheshire, 28 Copford, Essex, 100 Burford, Oxon., 35, 42, 43, 44, Cotes-by-Stow, Lines., 116 45, 48, 49, 88, 97, 102 Cotterstock, Northants., 28, 37, Burgh-next-Aylsham, Norfolk, 78 83, 109 Burneston, Yorks., 84, 85, 129 Coventry, Warwicks., Holy Trin- Burnsall, Yorks., 30 ity, 45, 48, 49, 101, 110 ; St Burton Lazars, Leices., 92 Michael's, 45, 46, 47, 49, 65 Cowthorpe, Yorks., 124 Csftstor, Lines., 58 Crediton, Devon, 32 Cambridge, Clare college, 38; Crich, Derby, 127 Corpus Christi college, 31, 89 ; Croft, Yorks., 36, 82, 84 Jesus college chapel, 38, 39; Cromhall, Glouces., 75 King's college chapel, 105,118 ; Groscombe, Som., 36, 129 Michaelhouse, 38; St Peter's Croyland abbey, Lines., 14, 88 college, 34, 38, 89; Trinity Cullompton, Devon, 117 Hall, 38; St Benedict's, 89; St Botolph's, 35; St Edward's, Darlington, Durham, 90 38; Little St Mary's, 34, 38, Dartmouth, Devon, St Saviour's, 89 ; St Michael's, 38, 119 110 Canterbury, Kent, cathedral, 4, Deerhurst, Glouces., 54, 55 70 ; St Martin's, 2 Dennington, Suffolk, 80,108,109, Car Colston, Notts., 83 114 Carlton Husthwaite, Yorks., 129 Dereham, West, Norfolk, abbey, Carlton-in-Lindrick, Notts., 57 11, 12 Castle Rising, Norfolk, 77 Donington, Lines., 75 Cawston, Norfolk, 111 Down St Mary, Devon, 108 Chaddesden, Derby, 38, 84 Dronfield, Derby, 84 Chellaston, Derby, 121 Durham, cathedral, 8 Cherry Hinton, Cambs., 79 Chesterfield, Derby, 32, 33, 41 Eaglescliffe, Durham, 129 Chipping Norton, Oxon., 32 Earl's Barton, Northants., 53 Chipping Sodbury, Glouces., 32 Easby, Yorks., 100 Churchdown, Glouces., 68 Easingwold, Yorks., 68 Cirencester, Glouces., 39, 40, 41, Elm, Cambs., 59 48, 49, 72, 73, 101, 110 Elmley, Worces., castle chapel, Claypole, Lines., 84, 88, 124 29 © in this web service Cambridge University Press www.cambridge.org Cambridge University Press 978-1-107-60578-7 - The Historical Growth of the English Parish Church A. Hamilton Thompson Index More information INDEX 139 E\sfcow abbey, Beds., 88 Heslerton, West, Yorks., 79 Ely, Cambs., cathedral, 6, 59, 81 Hessle, Yorks., 30 Escomb, Durham, 77 Hexham, Northumb., priory Et wall, Derby, 127 church, 4, 35 Exeter, Devon, St Leonard's, 119 Hickleton, Yorks., 117 Exton, Rutland, 61, 62 Higham Ferrers, Northants., 28, 37, 66, 90, 97,105, 118 Fairford, Glouces., 102, 104 Hitchin, Herts., 33 Farnacres, Durham, 29 Hodgeston, Pembroke, 85 Fledborough, Notts., 82, 126 Hooton Pagnell, Yorks., 59 Fleet, Lines., 75 Hough-on-the-Hill, Lines., 53 Fotheringhay, Northants., 28,37, Houghton-le-Spring, Durham, 118 78, 79 Fowey, Cornwall, 75 Hubberholm, Yorks., 116 Frampton, Lines., 61 Hull, Yorks., Holy Trinity, 30- Frating, Essex, 124 Hungerton, Leices., 36, 68 Fressingfield, Suffolk, 108 Hythe, Kent, 96 Frome Selwood, Som., 45 Immingham, Lines., 64 Geddington, Northants., 120,121 Irstead, Norfolk, 108 Gedney, Lines., 60, 65 Islip, Northants., 88 Gisburn, Yorks., 11 Gloucester, cathedral, 8 Jarrow-on-Tyne, Durham, St Grantham, Lines., 24, 25, 31,34, Paul's, 4 42, 49, 61, 65, 71, 72, 74, 89, 95, 96, 109, 116, 122, 123, 127 Kelmarsh, Northants., 130 Gretton, Northants., 92 Kenton, Devon, 110 Grinton, Yorks., 30 Kettering, Northants., 62,66,100, 101 Haccombe, Devon, 28 Ketton, Rutland, 66 Hale, Great, Lines., 56 Kewstoke, Som., 35 Hallaton, Leices., 25, 97 Keyston, Hunts., 66 Halsall, Lanes., 84, 89 Kirkburn, Yorks., 56 Harringworth, Northants., 88 Kirkby in Malhamdale, Yorks., Hawstead, Suffolk, 93 11, 12 Hawton, Notts., 82, 88,123, 124, Kirkby Wiske, Yorks., 82 125 Heckington, Lines., 82, 85, 89, Langton, East, Leices., 83 124 Lapford, Devon, 108, 114 Hedon, Yorks., 30, 79 Lastingham, Yorks., 96 Hereford, cathedral, 34 Launcells, Cornwall, 108 Hereford, Little, Heref., 114, 116 Lavenham, Suffolk, 70, 87, 90 © in this web service Cambridge University Press www.cambridge.org Cambridge University Press 978-1-107-60578-7 - The Historical Growth of the English Parish Church A. Hamilton Thompson Index More information 140 INDEX Lawfora, Essex, 80 Mitford, Northumb., 78 Leeds, Yorks., St John's, 129 Monkwearmouth, Durham, 4, 5, Leicester, St Mary's in the 53 Castle, 65 Montgomery, 114, 115 Leigh, South, Oxon., 100 Morpeth, Northumb., 93 Leighton Buzzard, Beds., 33 Leverington, Cambs., 59 Nantwieh, Cheshire, 84, 110 Lichfield, Staffs., cathedral, 81 Navenby, Lines., 82, 124 Liddington, Rutland, 101 Newark-on-Trent, Notts., 31, 35, Lincoln, cathedral, 9, 10, 16, 34 42, 65, 96, 116, 126 Lindisfarne, Northumb., 5 Newport, Salop, 28 Llananno, Radnor, 115 Newton Nottage, Glamorgan, 74 Llanbedr-ystrad-yw, Brecon, 102, Norbury, Derby, 75, 84, 104 117 Northampton, All Saints', 32 Llanegryn, Merioneth, 115 Northleach, Glouces., 105 Llanelieu, Brecon,. 116, 117 Northwold, Norfolk, 126 Llanfair-ar-y-bryn, Carmarthen, Norton-on-Tees, Durham, 52 74 Norwich, Norfolk, cathedral, 8, Llanfihangel-cwm-du, Brecon, 118 ; St Peter Mancroft, 90 74 Nottingham, St Mary's, 32, 118 Llanrhaiadr-yn-Cynmerch, Den- bigh, 104 Oadby, Leices., 64 Llanwnog, Montgom., 114, 115 Oakham, Rutland, 61 Llywel, Brecon, 74, 115 Oswestry, Salop, 50 London, old St Paul's, 80; St Othery, Som., 94 James Garlickhithe, 26; St Othona; see Bradwell-juxta- Martin in the Fields, 130 ; St Mare Mary-le-Strand, 130 Ottery St Mary, Devon, 118 Louth, Lines., 32, 33, 62 Oundle, Northants., 62, 66, 96 Lowick, Northants., 104 Owston, Yorks., 126 Lowthorpe, Yorks., 26, 27, 37 Oxford, Merton college chapel, 39 Ludlow, Salop, 31, 34, 48, 110, 118, 121 Patricio, Brecon, 115 Luffenham, North, Rutland, 85 Patrick Brompton, Yorks., 82, 84 Luton, Beds., 33, 108 Patrington, Yorks., 62, 82, 83, 84, 99 Madley, Heref., 96 Peterborough, Northants., cathe- Mareh, Cambs., 94 dral, 4, 5, 6 Margaretting, Essex, 60 Pickering, Yorks., 100, 104 Melford, Long, Suffolk, 34, 36 Pleshy, Essex, 28 Melton Mowbray, Leices., 67 Pool, South, Devon, 70, 71, 126, Middleham, Yorks., 28 127 © in this web service Cambridge University Press www.cambridge.org Cambridge University Press 978-1-107-60578-7 - The Historical Growth of the English Parish Church A. Hamilton Thompson Index More information INDEX 141 Preen, Salop, 93 Sibthorpe, Notts., 22, 26, 37, 82, Preston-in-Holderness, Yorks., 30 126 Skipwith, Yorks., 55 Quenington, Glouces., 67 Skirlaugh, South, Yorks., 30,105 Sleaford, Lines., 61 Ramsey, Hunts., abbey church, 6 Sneinton, Notts., 118 Ranworth, Norfolk, 106, 112 Snettisham, Norfolk, 67 Raskelf, Yorks., 68 Sompting, Sussex, 61 Rauceby, Lines., 61 Southwell, Notts., cathedral, 81 Raunds, Northants., 66, 89, 100, Southwold, Suffolk, 106 104 Spalding, Lines., 13, 14, 32 Ripon, Yorks., cathedral, 4 Spondon, Derby, 127 Rochester, Kent, cathedral, 4 Stainfield priory, Lines., 11 Romaldkirk, Yorks., 82 Stamford, Lines., St Mary's, 31 Ropsley, Lines., 114 Stanion, Northants., 121 Rotherham, Yorks., college of Stebbing, Essex, 80 Jesus, 25 Stoke-by-Nayland, Suffolk, 87 Rothweil, Northants., 96 Stony Stratford, Bucks., 33 Rushden, Northants., 66, 90 Stottesdon, Salop, 36 Rushton, Northants., 90 Stratford-on-Avon, Warwicks., 32, 66 St Breage, Cornwall, 100 Stratton Strawless, Norfolk, 36 St Michael Penkivel, Cornwall, Sutton, King's, Northants., 67 38, 73 Sutton, Long, Lines., 32, 60, 89 St Neot, Cornwall, 104 Swymbridge, Devon, 114 St Peter's on the Wall; see Bradwell-juxta-Mare Tamworth, Staffs., 29 St Winnow, Cornwall, 104 Tanfield, West, Yorks., 128 Salisbury, Wilts., cathedral, 49; Tansor, Northants., 56, 73, 90, St Thomas, 101 109, 118, 119, 123 Sail, Norfolk, 73, 87, 111 Tattershall, Lines., 28 Sampford, Great, Essex, 80 Terrington St John's, Norfolk, 74 Sandiacre, Derby, 78, 84 Tewkesbury, Glouces., abbey Sawley, Derby, 90 church, 35 Scarborough, Yorks., 42 Thaxted, Essex, 33, 73 Scawton, Yorks., 76, 128 Thirsk, Yorks., 96 Sedgefield, Durham, 129 Tickhill, Yorks., 63 Selby, Yorks., abbey church, 17 Tideswell, Derby, 84, 90 Sherburn-in-Elmet, Yorks., 35 Tilney All Saints, Norfolk, 60 Sherston Magna, Wilts., 36 Tilty, Essex, 80 Shrewsbury, Salop, St Chad's, Tong, Salop, 28 104; St Mary's, 104 Totnes, Devon, 115 © in this web service Cambridge University Press www.cambridge.org Cambridge University Press 978-1-107-60578-7 - The Historical Growth of the English Parish Church A.
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