(Arabia Felix) Yemen

A parish and town having separate jurisdiction, locally in the hundred of Uttlesford, county of Essex. 27 miles north-north west from Chelmsford, 42 miles north-north east from London. The living is a vicarage in the Archdeaconry of Colchester, Diocese of London.

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.

Bouches-du-Rhône, France

Coordinates: 43° 46' 53" N, 4° 43' 34" E

France

Coordinates: 47° 48' 38" N, 2° 18' 22" E

Essonn, Île-de-France

Coordinates: 48° 33' 15" N, 2° 7' 32" E

Alsace, France

Coordinates: 48° 13' 57" N, 7° 22' 21" E

Lower-Valais, Switzerland

Coordinates: 46° 13' 0" N, 7° 0' 0" E

Lorraine, France

Coordinates: 48° 19' 0" N, 6° 54' 0" E

Artois, Nord-Pas de Calais, France

Coordinates: 50° 44' 46" N, 2° 15' 42" E

Provence, France

Coordinates: 43° 20' 0" N, 6° 8' 0" E

Anjou [Angeow], France

Saintonge, Charente-Maritime, France

Coordinates: 45° 44' 47" N, 0° 38' 0" W

Castile and Leon, Spain

University town

Coordinates: 40° 58' 0" N, 5° 39' 0" W

Island of Salamis, Saronic Gulf, Greece

Coordinates: 37° 56' 0" N, 23° 30' 0" E

A city having separate civil jurisdiction, locally in the hundred of Underditch, county of Wilts. 82 miles south-west by west from London. The city comprises the parishes of St Edmund, St Martin and St Thomas, in the jurisdiction of the Sub-Dean, and in the diocese of Salisbury, of which the city is the seat. The cathedral precinct is extra-parochial, and under the jurisdiction of the Dean and Chapter. The living of St Edmund is a rectory not in charge; St Martin is a discharged rectory; and St Thomas a perpetual curacy.

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.

Kent

OS grid ref: TR 155 355

Piedmont, Italy

Coordinates: 44° 56' 0" N, 7° 3' 0" E

Serbia

Adiyaman, Turkey

Now submerged under Lake Attatürk Dam

nr Campiglione-Fenile, Turin, Piedmont, Italy

Terni, Umbria, Italy

Coordinates: 42° 37' 0" N, 12° 33' 0" E

Turnin, Piedmont, Italy

Coordinates: 44° 54' 0" N, 7° 14' 0" E

nr Susa, Turin, Piedmont, Italy

nr Bovile, Turin, Piedmont, Italy

Turin, Piedmont, Italy

Coordinates: 44° 52' 0" N, 7° 18' 0" E

Cosenza, Campagnia, Italy

Coordinates: 39° 23' 0" N, 16° 8' 0" E

Loire valley, Cher, France

Coordinates: 47° 20' 0" N, 2° 50' 0" E

Berkshire

OS grid ref: SU 833 614

A Cinque Port, borough and market town having separate jurisdiction, locally in the hundred ofEastry, lathe of St Augustine, county of Kent. 39 miles east from Maidstone. The town comprise the parishes of St Clement, St Mary the Virgin and St Peter the Apostle, all in the Archdeaconry and diocese of Canterbury. The living of St Clement is a vicarage; the living of St Mary is a discharged vicarage; and the living of St Peter is a discharged rectory.

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.

nr Merindol, Luberon, Vaucluse, Provence

Lower Austria, Austria

Coordinates: 48° 12' 0" N, 15° 37' 0" E

Cádiz, Spain

Coordinates: 36° 47' 0" N, 6° 21' 0" W

Lodi, Lombardy, Italy

Coordinates: 45° 14' 0" N, 9° 24' 0" E

[S. Iames]

A Coruña, Spain

Coordinates: 42° 52' 57" N, 8° 32' 28" W

Major pilgrimage site

Sartmahmut, Lydia, Turkey

Coordinates: 38° 30' 0" N, 28° 3' 0" E

Loire valley, France

Coordinates: 47° 15' 36" N, 0° 4' 37" W

North Yorkshire

OS grid ref: TA 035 885

Upper Austria, Austria

Coordinates: 48° 27' 25" N, 13° 25' 54" E

Switzerland

Capital of the canton of Schaffhausen

Coordinates: 47° 42' 0" N, 8° 38' 0" E

Germany

Coordinates: 47° 42' 0" N, 7° 45' 0" E

Bavaria, Germany

Coordinates: 49° 20' 0" N, 12° 7' 0" E

nr Vienna, Austria

Coordinates: 48° 8' 28" N, 16° 28' 43" E

Macedonian Republic

Coordinates: 42° 0' 19" N, 21° 26' 30" E

A parish in the hundred of Codsbeath, lathe of Sutton at Hone, county of Kent. 2.25 miles north-east from Sevenoaks. The living is a perpetual curacy annexed to the vicarage of Kemsing in the Archdeaconry and Diocese of Rochester.

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.

nr Scarborough, North Yorkshire

OS grid ref: TA 015 835

Sedbergh is a parish in the western division of the wapentake of Staincliffe and Ewcross, West Riding of Yorkshire. 77 miles west-north-west from York. The living is a discharged vicarage in the Archdeaconry of Richmond, 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.

Norfolk

OS grid ref: TM 315 975

(Mesopotamia) Iraq

Coordinates: 33° 8' 14" N, 44° 31' 2" E

Gazipaşa, Cilicia, Antalya, Turkey

Coordinates: 36° 16' 0" N, 32° 19' 0" E

West Sussex

OS grid ref: SZ 855 935

Serbia

Coordinates: 44° 40' 0" N, 20° 56' 0" E

Lincolnshire

Site of St Mary's Priory

OS grid ref: TF 115 335

Lika-Senj, Croatia

Coordinates: 44° 57' 0" N, 14° 54' 0" E

Yonne, Burgundy, France

Cathedral city

Coordinates: 48° 14' 51.14" N, 3° 17' 15.57" E

Thrace, opposite Abydos, Turkey

Andalucia, Spain

Coordinates: 37° 22' 38" N, 5° 59' 13" W

Cathedral city

Bedfordshire

OS grid ref: SP 995 225

Bohemia, Czech Republic

Coordinates: 49° 23' 0" N, 14° 41' 0" E

[Shaftsbury]

Dorset

OS grid ref: ST 865 225

nr Gillingham, Dorset

Shaftesbury nunnery church was considered to be a prebend [Registrum Simonis de Gandavo, Canterbury.&York, Series 41 (1934) pp. 684-5]

OS grid ref: ST 855 228

A hamlet within the parochial district of Tyldesley in the hundred of west Derby, county palatine of Lancaster. 2.5 miles east-north-east from Leigh. The living (of Tyldesley) is a perpetual curacy in the Archdeaconry and Diocese of Chester

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.

nr Donnington, Berkshire

OS grid ref: SU 485 685

Parish in the county of Staffordshire

Sheffield, South Yorkshire

Coordinates: 53° 22' 26.51" N, 1° 26' 11.96" W

Norfolk

OS grid ref: TM 225 905

A market town and parish in the hundred of Ongar, county of Essex. 12 miles west by south from Chelmsford. The living is a discharged rectory in the Archdeaconry of Essex and diocese of London.

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.

Unidentified, suggest:

Shippon

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.

[Shirborne]

Dorset

OS grid ref: ST 635 165

Dorset

OS grid ref: ST 635 165

Suffolk

OS grid ref: TM 385 905

Scutari Skodra) [Scodra), Albania

Coordinates: 42° 4' 0" N, 19° 30' 0" E

Hackney, London

OS grid ref: TQ 325 825

Kent

OS grid ref: TQ 695 715

County town of Shropshire

OS grid ref: SJ 495 125

Bologna, Italy

Coordinates: 44° 19' 0" N, 11° 10' 0" E

Transylvania, Romania

Coordinates: 45° 47' 45" N, 24° 9' 8" E

Peloponnese

City in ancient Greece [the village of Vasiliko now occupies the site]

Lindsey, Lincolnshire

Location unknown: possibly Stow or Lincoln

Lebanon

Coordinates: 33° 33' 38" N, 35° 23' 53" E

[Sene; Seynes]

Tuscany, Italy

Coordinates: 43° 20' 0" N, 11° 20' 0" E

Cathedral city

Baranya, Hungary

Coordinates: 45° 51' 19" N, 18° 17' 55" E

Anapa, Russia

Istria, Romania

Paphlagonia, Black Sea, Turkey

Coordinates: 42° 2' 0" N, 35° 9' 0" E

Apulia, Italy

Coordinates: 41° 36' 25" N, 15° 53' 45" E

Capadocia, Turkey

Coordinates: 39° 45' 0" N, 37° 1' 0" E

Kurşuntepe, Mysia, Turkey

Macedonia

Capital of Macedonia

Coordinates: 42° 0' 0" N, 21° 26' 0" E

Albania

Coordinates: 41° 41' 19" N, 19° 47' 47" E

Lincolnshire

OS grid ref: TF 065 455

Flanders, Netherlands

Coordinates: 51° 21' 0" N, 3° 30' 0" E

A parish in the hundred of Colehill, Lathe of Scray, county of Kent. 8 miles north-east by east from Cranbrook, and 46 miles south-east by east from London. The living is a rectory in the Archdeaconry and Diocese of Canterbury.

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.

Serbia

Coordinates: 44° 40' 0" N, 20° 56' 0" E

Smethwick is a township in the parish of Brereton, hundred of Northwich, county Palatine of Chester. 4 miles north-east by east from Sandbach.

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.

in the northwest part of the city of London

OS grid ref: TQ 31574 81732

Historic livestock market and place of execution

(Izmir)

Aegean coast, Anatolia, Turkey

Coordinates: 38° 26' 0" N, 27° 9' 0" E

Not identified.

Bulgaria

Capital of Bulgaria

Coordinates: 42° 42' 0" N, 23° 20' 0" E

[Salona]

Dalmatia, Croatia

Coordinates: 43° 32' 6" N, 16° 29' 6" E

Switzerland

Capital of the canton of Solothurn

Coordinates: 47° 13' 0" N, 7° 32' 0" E

Somerset House, a palace built by Edward Seymour, duke of Somerset; begun in 1547

A parish in the western division of the hundred of Flegg, county of Norfolk. 6.25 miles north-west by north from Caistor. The living is a perpetual curacy in the Archdeaconry and Diocese of Norwich.

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.

nr Angrogna, Turin, Piedmont, Italy

Lazio, Italy

Coordinates: 41° 43' 0" N, 13° 37' 0" E

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.

East Riding of Yorkshire

OS grid ref: SE 925 315

Norfolk

OS grid ref: TF 865 355

Not identified, suggest:

South Mimms

A parish in the hundred of Dacorum, although locally in that of Cashio, or Liberty of St. Albans, county of Hertford. 4 miles south-south-west from Bishop's Hatfield. The living is a discharged vicarage in the Archdeaconry of Huntingdon, Diocese of Lincoln.

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.

A seaport, borough and market town; a county of itself, locally within the county of Hampshire. 75 miles south west by west from London. The town comprises the parishes of All Saints, Holy Rood, St John and St Lawrence, and St Mary, and St Michael. All (except St Mary) in the Archdeaconry and diocese of Winchester. St Mary is a rectory in the precinct of the town and in the peculiar jurisdiction of the rector. All Souls and St John and St Lawrence are discharged rectories; Holy Rood and St Michael are discharged vicarages.

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

The reason for the use of this work of reference is that it presents 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 this reference as being accurate in the twenty-first century.

A borough in the county of Surrey; also Bridge Ward without of the City of London. Comprises the parishes of Christ Church, St George the Martyr, St John Horsleydown, St Olave, St Saviour and St Thomas; all within the jurisdiction of the Consistory Court of the Bishop of Winchester. The living of St. Saviour is a perpetual curacy; St Thomas is a donative; the other four are rectories.

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.

Nottinghamshire

OS grid ref: SK 705 535

Lincolnshire

OS grid ref: TF 245 225

Laconian plain, Greece

Coordinates: 37° 4' 55" N, 22° 25' 25" E

Buckinghamshire

OS grid ref: SU 845 995

Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany

Cathedral city

Coordinates: 49° 19' 10" N, 8° 25' 52" E

Not identified.

Perugia, Italy

Coordinates: 42° 44' 0" N, 12° 44' 0" E

Not identified, suggest:

Sprowtson, Norwich

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.

Borough, having separate jurisdiction, locally in the Hundred of Cashio, Hertfordshire. 12.5 miles west-by-south from Hertford; 20 miles north-west-by-north from London. The town comprises the parish of St Alban, or the Abbey parish, and part of the parish of St Michael and St Peter, in the archdeaconry of St Albans, diocese of London

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.

Hertfordshire

OS grid ref: TL 155 075

Elnon, nr Tournai, Belgium

Coordinates: 50° 45' 0" N, 3° 42' 0" E

Fife, Scotland

Historic cathedral city; university town

OS grid ref: NO 515 165

Queen Victoria Street, City of London

OS grid ref: 51° 30' 42.09" N, 0° 5' 55.34" W

Perpetual curacy in the Archdeaconry of Salop, diocese of Coventry and Lichfield, and in the patronage of the Crown. The present church was built in 1792.

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.

[Meneuia]

Pembrokeshire, Wales

OS grid ref: SM 755 255

Cathedral city

Oxford

OS grid ref: SP 519 065

Switzerland

Capital of the canton of St Gallen

Coordinates: 47° 25' 0" N, 9° 22' 0" E

Eure-et-Loir, France

Coordinates: 48° 25' 0" N, 1° 22' 0" E

Kirkcudbright, Scotland

OS grid ref: NX 625 815

London

Destroyed 1666

A parish in the hundred of Tendring, county of Essex. 11 miles south-east from Colchester. The living is a perpetual curacy in the Archdeaconry of Colchester, Diocese of London

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 125 155

Picardy, France

Coordinates: 49° 56' 0" N, 3° 10' 0" E

Rhône-Alpes, France

Coordinates: 43° 46' 0" N, 4° 53' 35" E

Cotentin peninsula, France

Coordinates: 49° 36' 0" N, 1° 16' 0" W

Fleet Street, London

Coordinates: 51° 30' 51.3" N, 0° 6' 36.8" W

nr La Motte-d'Aigues, Luberon, Vaucluse, Provence, France

France

A city, the seat of a university, and anciently the metropolitan see of Scotland; in the district of St. Andrews, county of Fife. 39 miles north-north-east from Edinburgh. The ecclesiastical affairs are under the superintendence of the Presbytery of St. Andrews and the Synod of Fife. The living is collegiate, consisting of two charges. The ancient cathedral is a ruin

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.

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.

County town of Staffordshire

OS grid ref: SJ 925 235

Surrey

OS grid ref: TQ 045 715

A borough market town and parish in the hundred of Steyning, rape of Bramber, county of Sussex. 24 miles east by north from Chichester. The living is a vicarage in the Archdeaconry and diocese of Chichester.

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.

Dorset

OS grid ref: ST 735 175

A borough and market town, having separate jurisdiction, although locally in the wapentake of Ness, Parts of Kesteven, county of Lincoln. 46 miles south by east from Lincoln. Stamford originally contained 14 parish churches. By an act of parliament in 1547, five were allowed to remain, all in the Archdeaconry and diocese of Lincoln. The living of All Saints is a vicarage, with the rectory of St Peter consolidated. The living of St George is a discharged rectory, with that of St Paul consolidated. The living of St John the Baptist is a rectory, with that of St Clement consolidated. The living of St Mary is a discharged rectory. The living of St Michael is a discharged rectory, with the vicarage of St Andrew and the rectory of St Stephen consolidated.

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.

Oxfordshire

OS grid ref: SP 395 035

A parish in the hundred of Barstable, county of Essex. 1.5 miles south-east by south from Horndon on the Hill. The living is a rectory in the Archdeaconry of Essex, diocese of London.

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.

Weardale, County Durham

OS grid ref: NY 995 395

Oxfordshire

OS grid ref: SP 415 055

A parish partly in the hundred of Cranbrook, and partly in that of Marden, lathe of Scray, county of Kent. 4 miles north by east from Cranbrook. The living is a rectory in the Archdeaconry and Diocese of Canterbury.

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.

nr Scarborough, North Yorkshire

OS grid ref: TA 015 795

Essex

OS grid ref: TL 685 415

Austria

Coordinates: 47° 4' 0" N, 13° 50' 0" E

Tower Hamlets, London

OS grid ref: TQ 345 815

Stifford. Parish in the Hundred of Chafford, Essex. 1.75 miles north-by-west from Grays Thurrock. A rectory in the archdeaconry of Essex, diocese of London.

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

Oxfordshire

OS grid ref: SU 465 915

Scotland

OS grid ref: NS 795 935

Baden-Wüerttemberg, Germany

A parish in the hundred of Downhamland, lathe of St Augustine, county of Kent. 4.5 miles east-north-east from Canterbury. The living is a perpetual curacy in the Archdeaconry and diocese of Canterbury, and in the patronage of the Archbishop.

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.

Suffolk

OS grid ref: TL 745 435

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.

A parish in the Finsbury division of the hundred of Ossulstone, county of Middlesex. 3 miles north by east from London. The living is a rectory in the peculiar jurisdiction of the Dean and Chapter of St. Paul's, and in the patronage of the Prebendary of Newington in St. Paul's cathedral

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.

A parish in the hundred of Babergh, county of Suffolk. 2 miles north-east by east from Nayland. The living is a vicarage in the Archdeaconry of Sudbury, Diocese of Norwich.

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.

A parish in the hundred of Oxney, lathe of Shepway, county of Kent. 6.5 miles south-east from Tenterden. The living is a vicarage in the Archdeaconry and Diocese of Canterbury.

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.

Unidentified.

Lincolnshire

OS grid ref: SK 883 820

[Strasbrough; Strausbrough; Strawesborow; Strausburgh]

France

Coordinates: 48° 35' 4" N, 7° 44' 55" E

Capital of Alsace; cathedral city

Newham, east London

OS grid ref: TQ 375 835

A parish in the Tower division of the hundred of Ossulstone, county of Middlesex. 4.5 miles east-north-east from London. The living is a rectory (separated in 1730 from the parish of Stepney, of which it was a chapelry) in the Archdeaconry of Middlesex and Diocese of London.

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.

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.

[Sternehalt; Stransall]

York, North Riding of Yorkshire

OS grid ref: SE 635 605

A parish partly within the jurisdiction of the borough of Rochester, and partly in the hundred of Skamwell, lathe of Aylesford, county of Kent. Half-mile north-west from Rochester. The living is a perpetual curacy in the Archdeaconry and Diocese of Rochester

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.

Hampshire

OS grid ref: SU 725 235

A borough and market town, having separate jurisdiction, locally in the hundred of Babergh, county of Suffolk. 22 miles west by south from Ipswich, 56 miles north-east by east from London. Sudbury comprises the parishes of All Saints, St Gregory and St Peter, in the Archdeaconry of Sudbury and diocese of Norwich. The living of All Saints is a discharged vicarage. The living of St Gregory is a perpetual curacy with that of St Peter annexed.

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.

Baden-Württemberg, Germany

Coordinates: 48° 21' 46" N, 8° 37' 54" E

Surrey

OS grid ref: TQ 105 695

Turin, Piedmont, Italy

Coordinates: 45° 8' 0" N, 7° 3' 0" E

Viterbo, Italy

Coordinates: 42° 14' 18" N, 12° 13' 33" E

A parish, comprising the upper and lower divisions, and the franchise of Swansea [which contains the important borough, market town and seaport of the same name] in the hundred of Swansea, and the township of St Thomas in the hundred of Llangyvelach. The head of a union in the county of Glamorgan, 44 miles west by north from Cardiff. The living is a discharged vicarage. There was originally a castle, and a hospital dedicated to St David.

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.

Lincolnshire

OS grid ref: TF 015 225

A parish in the hundred of Kings Sutton, county of Northampton. 4.75 miles north-east from Brackley. The living is a rectory in the Archdeaconry of Northampton, Diocese of Peterborough.

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.

Fejér, Hungary

Coordinates: 47°28'18"N 19°2'45"E"

Csongrád, Hungary

Coordinates: 46° 15' 18" N, 20° 8' 42" E