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1349, Robert Bishop; he resigned in

1350, to Will. de Keteringham, who had it united to the other mediety. In
1352, Will. Hille or Hulle of Keteringham was rector. He resigned this in
1384, and Lambert, son of Tho. de Frampton, had it of the gift of Sir Ralf Cromwell, Knt. Lord Tateshale, who in 1385 gave it to

Sir John Christmass, his chap lain. In

1393, Will. Basset had it; and in
1398, Rob. Bosage. Ralf Lord Cromwell. He was succeeded by John Rygges, at whose death in
1427, Thomas Ryby was presented by Sir John Tiptoft, Knt. Sir Will. Phelep, Knt. Will. Paston, and Oliver Groos, Esqrs. feoffees of the manor and advowson, to the use of Ralf Cromwell Lord Tateshale.

1300, Rob de Driby aforesaid. Joan Lady Tateshale.
1325, Sir John le Curson, rector.
1327, Gilbert de Scrobby. Sir Wil. de Bernak, Knt.
1334, Hugh de Bernak. Ditto.
1341, Roger, son of Edmund Smith of Hetherset, John de Bernak; he resigned in
1346, to Rob. Bishop; the King as guardian to John, son and heir of John de Bernak; he had the other mediety.
1349, Will. Basset. Ditto. He was buried in the church, and gave books and corn to it in 1383, but resigned before his death to
Will de Keteringham aforesaid, in exchange for Cranwich; he was buried in the chancel in 1386; and in 1387, Ralf de Cromwell Lord Tateshale, presented
John, son of Tho. Serjeant, who in 1393, changed for Wesenham with
Tho. Sawnders, who was presented by Ralf Lord Tateshale aforesaid.
1408, Rog. Wright. Maud Cromwell Lady Tateshale; at his death in
1429, John atte Dam was presented by Sir Jonn Tiptoft, &c. as before, feoffees of Ralf Cromwell Lord Tateshale; and at his resignation in 1433, at the desire of the said Ralf, these medieties were perpetually united; as the church of Cantlose had been to them in 1397, and ever since they have continued as one rectory.