Prebendaries: Carlton Paynell

Fasti Ecclesiae Anglicanae 1066-1300: Volume 3, Lincoln. Originally published by Institute of Historical Research, London, 1977.

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'Prebendaries: Carlton Paynell', in Fasti Ecclesiae Anglicanae 1066-1300: Volume 3, Lincoln, (London, 1977) pp. 58-59. British History Online https://www.british-history.ac.uk/fasti-ecclesiae/1066-1300/vol3/pp58-59 [accessed 20 April 2024]

LIST 26 PREBENDARIES OF CARLTON PAYNELL

PREBEND

Church of South Carlton and church of Thurlby by Lincoln (both Lincs.) gr. 'in prebendam' by William the constable, by ? c. 1133 (R.A.L. II nos. 552-3, see app. 3); conf. as preb. by pope 6 Feb. 1146 (R.A.L. I no. 252 p. 199) and 5 June 1163 (ibid. no. 255 p. 205). Advowson of South Carlton evidently belonged to Paynel family, lords of the manor (Rot. Gravesend p. 89; cf. E.Y.C. VI 266 n., 269).

Church of St. Lawrence, Lincoln, gr. to bp. by king William I 1072 (R.A.L. I no. 2, cf. no. 3); conf. as preb. by pope 6 Feb. 1146 (ibid. no. 252 p. 198) and 5 June 1163 (ibid. no. 255 p. 205).

Church of St. Leonard, Lincoln, conf. as preb. by pope 5 June 1163 (ibid.).

See also ibid. II nos. 554-6.

Valuations

1254 £17 10s.; 1291 £26 13s. 4d.

PREBENDARIES

Robert son of William the constable

First preb., son of William the bp.'s constable who founded the preb. (R.A.L. II no. 553, cf. no. 552). First occ. ? c. 1133 (ibid. no. 553, see app. 3). Last certain occ. 30 May 1163 (R.A.L. IX no. 2474), c. 1163 (ibid. IV no. 1247, V no. 1514, see app. 22), and ? c. 1163 (R.A.L. IX no. 2608, see app. 23). Sometimes called Robert the constable (e.g. R.A.L. IV no. 1247, V no. 1514, IX no. 2608).

Nicholas de Comite (fn. 1)

Presum. the unnamed Roman who occ. as this preb. in years Sept. 1304 - Sept.

1305, and Sept. 1305 - Sept. 1306 (Edwards, Sec. Caths. pp. 327, 329). Occ. by name as this preb. in year Sept. 1306 - Sept. 1307 (Bj/2/4 fo. 39r). D. as this preb. at papal court by 24 Nov. 1307 (Reg. II fo. 283v).

Footnotes

  • 1. Perhaps a member of the family of Conti of Anagni; cf. below p. 64.