Herefordshire

OS grid ref: SO 315 495

Suffolk

OS grid ref: TM 115 585

Norfolk

OS grid ref: TM 325 895

[Bearsy, Bersie]

North Yorkshire

OS grid ref: NZ 183 002

Suffolk

OS grid ref: TM 075 355

Norfolk

OS grid ref: TG 175 015

Unidentified

English information from Samuel Lewis, A Topographical Dictionary of England (S. Lewis & Co: London, 1831)

Scottish information from Samuel Lewis, A Topographical Dictionary of Scotland (S. Lewis & Co: London, 1846)

Welsh information taken from Samuel Lewis, A Topographical Dictionary of Wales(Lewis & Co: London, 1840)

The reason for the use of these works of reference is that they present the jurisdictional and ecclesiastical position as it was before the major Victorian changes. The descriptions therefore approximate to those applying in the sixteenth century, after the major changes of 1535-42. Except for the physical locations, which have not changed, the reader should not therefore take these references as being accurate in the twenty-first century.

Essex

OS grid ref: TM 025 205

[Eastforley]

Kent

OS grid ref: TQ 735 535

A borough and parish in the hundred of East Grinstead, rape of Pevensey, county of Sussex. 19.75 miles north from Lewes, 29.5miles south by east from London. The living is a vicarage in the Archdeaconry of Lewes, Diocese of Chichester

English information from Samuel Lewis, A Topographical Dictionary of England (S. Lewis & Co: London, 1831)

Scottish information from Samuel Lewis, A Topographical Dictionary of Scotland (S. Lewis & Co: London, 1846)

Welsh information taken from Samuel Lewis, A Topographical Dictionary of Wales(Lewis & Co: London, 1840)

The reason for the use of these works of reference is that they present the jurisdictional and ecclesiastical position as it was before the major Victorian changes. The descriptions therefore approximate to those applying in the sixteenth century, after the major changes of 1535-42. Except for the physical locations, which have not changed, the reader should not therefore take these references as being accurate in the twenty-first century.

Berkshire (now Oxfordshire)

OS grid ref: SU 455 885

North Yorkshire

OS grid ref: SE 925 765

Devon

OS grid ref: SS 995 175

Berkshire (now Oxfordshire) [Hennybarkes]

OS grid ref: SU 409 928

Unidentified

English information from Samuel Lewis, A Topographical Dictionary of England (S. Lewis & Co: London, 1831)

Scottish information from Samuel Lewis, A Topographical Dictionary of Scotland (S. Lewis & Co: London, 1846)

Welsh information taken from Samuel Lewis, A Topographical Dictionary of Wales(Lewis & Co: London, 1840)

The reason for the use of these works of reference is that they present the jurisdictional and ecclesiastical position as it was before the major Victorian changes. The descriptions therefore approximate to those applying in the sixteenth century, after the major changes of 1535-42. Except for the physical locations, which have not changed, the reader should not therefore take these references as being accurate in the twenty-first century.

Berkshire

OS grid ref: SU 865 675

A parish in the hundred of Salford, county Palatine of Lancaster, 4 miles west of Manchester, comprising two chapelries and three townships. The living is a discharged vicarage in the Archdeaconry and diocese of Chester.

English information from Samuel Lewis, A Topographical Dictionary of England (S. Lewis & Co: London, 1831)

Welsh information taken from Samuel Lewis, A Topographical Dictionary of Wales(Lewis & Co: London, 1840)

The reason for the use of these works of reference is that they present the jurisdictional and ecclesiastical position as it was before the major Victorian changes. The descriptions therefore approximate to those applying in the sixteenth century, after the major changes of 1535-42. Except for the physical locations, which have not changed, the reader should not therefore take these references as being accurate in the twenty-first century.

Cheshire

OS grid ref: SJ 555 695

(Mesopotamia) Turkey

Coordinates: 37° 9' 0" N, 38° 48' 0" E

Birmingham

OS grid ref: SP 055 845

Northamptonshire

OS grid ref: SP 505 475

[Edenborough; Edenburgh]

Scotland

OS grid ref: NT 275 735

Cathedral city; capital of Scotland since 1437

Wiltshire

OS grid ref: ST 925 535

Thrace, Greece

2nd Ottoman capital to 1453

Coordinates: 41° 40' 0" N, 26° 34' 0" E

Balikesir, Turkey

Coordinates: 39° 35' 0" N, 27° 1' 0" E

A parish in the hundred ofWhorwelsdown, county of Wilts. 3.75 miles east-north-east from Westbury. The living is a perpetual curacy in the Archdeaconry and diocese of Salisbury. A house of Austin friars, called Bonne-hommes was founded here in 1358, and was worth £521 at the dissolution.

English information from Samuel Lewis, A Topographical Dictionary of England (S. Lewis & Co: London, 1831)

Welsh information taken from Samuel Lewis, A Topographical Dictionary of Wales(Lewis & Co: London, 1840)

The reason for the use of these works of reference is that they present the jurisdictional and ecclesiastical position as it was before the major Victorian changes. The descriptions therefore approximate to those applying in the sixteenth century, after the major changes of 1535-42. Except for the physical locations, which have not changed, the reader should not therefore take these references as being accurate in the twenty-first century.

northern Hungary

Cathedral city

Coordinates: 47° 53' 56.47" N, 20° 22' 28.92" E

Phocus, Greece

Saxony-Anhalt, Germany

Coordinates: 51° 31' 0" N, 11° 33' 0" E

Norfolk

OS grid ref: TF 985 205

Lincolnshire

OS grid ref: TA 035 125

Eltham, London

OS grid ref: TQ 425 740

A city in the Isle of Ely, county of Cambridge. 16 miles north-north-east from Cambridge. The city is exclusively of the liberty of the College, which is extra-parochial, and comprises the parishes of St. Mary and Holy Trinity, in the peculiar jurisdiction and patronage of the Dean and Chapter, within the Diocese of Ely, of which it is the seat

English information from Samuel Lewis, A Topographical Dictionary of England (S. Lewis & Co: London, 1831)

Scottish information from Samuel Lewis, A Topographical Dictionary of Scotland (S. Lewis & Co: London, 1846)

Welsh information taken from Samuel Lewis, A Topographical Dictionary of Wales(Lewis & Co: London, 1840)

The reason for the use of these works of reference is that they present the jurisdictional and ecclesiastical position as it was before the major Victorian changes. The descriptions therefore approximate to those applying in the sixteenth century, after the major changes of 1535-42. Except for the physical locations, which have not changed, the reader should not therefore take these references as being accurate in the twenty-first century.

East Friesland, Lower Saxony, Germany

Coordinates: 53° 22' 20" N, 7° 12' 24" E

possibly Imwas, West Bank

Ebersberg, Bavaria, Germany

Coordinates: 48° 0' 0" N, 12° 3' 0" E

West Berkshire

OS grid ref: SU 625 725

Gloucestershire

OS grid ref: SO 585 155

Croatia

Coordinates: 44° 14' 0" N, 15° 10' 0" E

Alsace, France

Coordinates: 47° 51' 59" N, 7° 21' 11" E

Anatolia, Turkey

Coordinates: 37° 56' 23" N, 27° 20' 27" E

Saronic Gulf, Greece

Coordinates: 37° 35' 46" N, 23° 4' 45" E

Croatia

Coordinates: 42° 34' 0" N, 18° 13' 0" E

Thuringia, Germany

Coordinates: 50° 59' 0" N, 11° 2' 0" E

Izmir, Turkeycea

A parish in the hundred of Wootton, county of Oxford. 5.5 miles east by south from Witney. The living is a discharged vicarage in the Archdeaconry and diocese of Oxford. At one time famous for its abbey.

English information from Samuel Lewis, A Topographical Dictionary of England (S. Lewis & Co: London, 1831)

Welsh information taken from Samuel Lewis, A Topographical Dictionary of Wales(Lewis & Co: London, 1840)

The reason for the use of these works of reference is that they present the jurisdictional and ecclesiastical position as it was before the major Victorian changes. The descriptions therefore approximate to those applying in the sixteenth century, after the major changes of 1535-42. Except for the physical locations, which have not changed, the reader should not therefore take these references as being accurate in the twenty-first century.

[Asher]

Surrey

OS grid ref: TQ 145 645

Hainaut, Belgium

Coordinates: 50° 34' 0" N, 3° 18' 0" E

Komárom-Esztergom, Hungary

Cathedral city

Coordinates: 47° 48' 0" N, 18° 45' 0" E

A parish in the hundred of Stoke, county of Buckingham. One mile north from Windsor, 23 miles west by south from London.

Chiefly distinguished for its public school. The site upon which the college stands is said to be extraparochial. The college was founded by Henry VI in 1440; the original foundation was for a provost, ten priests, six clerks, six choristers, 25 poor grammar scholars, a master and 25 almsmen.

The living is a rectory in the peculiar jurisdiction and incumbency of the Provost.

English information from Samuel Lewis, A Topographical Dictionary of England (S. Lewis & Co: London, 1831)

Welsh information taken from Samuel Lewis, A Topographical Dictionary of Wales(Lewis & Co: London, 1840)

The reason for the use of these works of reference is that they present the jurisdictional and ecclesiastical position as it was before the major Victorian changes. The descriptions therefore approximate to those applying in the sixteenth century, after the major changes of 1535-42. Except for the physical locations, which have not changed, the reader should not therefore take these references as being accurate in the twenty-first century.

Israel

[Eusham]

Worcestershire

OS grid ref: SP 035 435

A city and county of itself, locally in the hundred of Wanford, county of Devon, of which it is the chief town. 10 miles north-north-west from Exmouth, 44 miles north-east from Plymouth. The city comprises 17 parishes, two chapelries, and the extra-parochial precinct of the cathedral; all in the Archdeaconry and Diocese of Exeter, of which the town is the seat. 14 of the livings are discharged rectories; St John is a rectory not in charge; St David and St Sidwell are perpetual curacies.

English information from Samuel Lewis, A Topographical Dictionary of England (S. Lewis & Co: London, 1831)

Welsh information taken from Samuel Lewis, A Topographical Dictionary of Wales(Lewis & Co: London, 1840)

The reason for the use of these works of reference is that they present the jurisdictional and ecclesiastical position as it was before the major Victorian changes. The descriptions therefore approximate to those applying in the sixteenth century, after the major changes of 1535-42. Except for the physical locations, which have not changed, the reader should not therefore take these references as being accurate in the twenty-first century.

Not identified

English information from Samuel Lewis, A Topographical Dictionary of England (S. Lewis & Co: London, 1831)

Scottish information from Samuel Lewis, A Topographical Dictionary of Scotland (S. Lewis & Co: London, 1846)

Welsh information taken from Samuel Lewis, A Topographical Dictionary of Wales(Lewis & Co: London, 1840)

The reason for the use of these works of reference is that they present the jurisdictional and ecclesiastical position as it was before the major Victorian changes. The descriptions therefore approximate to those applying in the sixteenth century, after the major changes of 1535-42. Except for the physical locations, which have not changed, the reader should not therefore take these references as being accurate in the twenty-first century.

[Aye]

Suffolk

OS grid ref: TM 145 735