It. to Wm. Calow the younger on rod of iyron iiii. It. to Robt. Gyffon for ij barrs of iyron v. It. to Antony Heydon xx score and x hund. of latyn at ii_s._ and xi _d._ the score lxix. xi. ob. It. to Richerd Richerson ij lytyll tabernacles viii. It. of John Suger for the chyrche lond ii. viii. It. of the burial of Mr. Byllysby iii. iiii. It. of John Mays wyffe for the Dracon iii. It. of Alys Boyds debt to xps corpys gilde ii. It. for on bell _l._ xviii. ii. It. for seyten vestments and trashe in the chest in trinete quere sold to Davy xxxiii. iiii. It. of Wm. Burnit for pilows xvi. It. of Wm. Calow the younger for eyrne xx. _l._ _s._ _d._ _Sm. totalis_ xxviii. iiii. iiii. ob. More superstitious ornaments of the church were sold in queen Elizabeth’s time, 1560. From this book I extracted the following catalogue of the Ministers of the parish. John Clerk chaplain. Anno 1450. John Risceby vicar. 1460. Thomas George chaplain then. Robert Jelow. 1469. William Greyborn vicarius perpetuus. 1474. Sir John Welby priest. Sir John Lyard perpetual vicar. obiit 1496. Baxter. 1508. Ds. Neel capellanus. Richard Wytte. 1520. Sir John Scapull. ob. 1524. Sir Robert Manning. 1550. Sir Thomas West. 1561. Thomas Gybson precher. Othoneel Bradbury. 1600. Matthew Clarke vicar of Holbech. 1610. Henry Williamson. 1630. John Grante. 1633. John Bellenden. 1640. John Pymlowe. 1647. John Pymlowe. 1687. George Arnett. 1720.[22] [Sidenote: TAB II. 2d Vol.]