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Reginald, &c. In the 50th of the explained King, a patent was granted to appropriate this
church to West-Derham but Henry Spencer, the active and
warlike Bishop of Norwich, who was no pal to the
monastick purchase, would not consent to it. Stephen de Holt, he was
also rector of Barnham-Broome in Norfolk,
and in 1383, vicar-normal to the Bishop of Norwich.
COLLATED BY THE BISHOPS OF NORWICH Till THE
Exchange. He was Tall and Comely, endow'd with unusual Parts both of those Natural and acquir'd, He serv'd King Charles I.
in all the Rebellion, and till the Restoration was
a excellent Sufferer in his Person and Estate. 22d of May,
nineteenth of Elizabeth, and Chetham conveyed it to Edmund
Bedingfeld 4th of August, 26th of Elizabeth, and Sir Henry Bedingfeld, 18th of
Charles I. to Henry Meriton, clerk, of Stilton in Huntingtonshire, which Henry
still left it to John Meriton, his son, rector below, and he gave it to
his widow for lifetime, immediately after whose loss of life
it went to John Meriton, clerk, his son and heir, who sold it to Caius College in Cambridge,
and that society now hath the patronage.