WAC (Wake), Hugh, gives land to Revesby Abbey, 139 Waddingworth, 215 ,, meaning, probable, of name, 217 ,, church described, 221, 222 ,, Dymoke monument, 221 ,, Owners of— ,, ,, William de Karilepho, 218 ,, ,, Eudo, son of Spirewic, 218 ,, ,, Tupholme Abbey, 218 ,, ,, Richard de Waddingworth, 218 ,, ,, Roger Fulstow, 219 ,, ,, Thomas Dighton, 219 ,, ,, George Townshend, 220 ,, ,, George Snowden, 220 ,, ,, Edward Dymoke, 221 ,, ,, Trafford Southwell family, 221 ,, ,, Vyner family (of Gautby), 221 ,, a native of, became Lord Mayor of London, 220 ,, old armour in cottage, 222 ,, highway robbery of resident in, 220 Wainflete, William of, Rector of Salmonby, 172 Walesby monument, 157 Ward, Rev. R. F., 172 Watermills, 12, 176 Webberley family, 128 Welby, Thomas, of Oxcombe, 147 ,, large possessions of, 147 ,, family, of Stixwold, 203 Welles, Sir Robert, 50, 77 Wentworth, Lord Strafford, 69 William de Barkworthe, 35 ,, Wodehall, 42 Willoughby, arms of, 110 ,, d’Eresby, 55 ,, family of, 89, 108 ,, and Kirkstead Abbey, 230, note , of Parham, 4, 55 ,, Robert de, 141, 152, 230 ,, Sir William, 55, 138, 230 Willoughby, Rev. West, charity of, 118, 119 Winceby, church described, 227 ,, a haunted boulder, 225 ,, Owners of— ,, ,, Agemund the Saxon, 225 ,, ,, Gozelin the Norman, 225 ,, ,, Hugh de Abrincis, 225 ,, ,, Gaunt family, 226 ,, ,, Duke of Lancaster, 226 ,, ,, C. Manwaring, Esq., 226 ,, ,, Hill family, 226 ,, register, curious entries, 228 ,, fight, 228, 229, 230 Wispington, church described, 238, 239 ,, Owners of— ,, ,, William de Karilepho, Bishop of Durham, 231 ,, ,, Eudo, son of Spirewic, 232 ,, ,, Kirkstead Abbey, 234 ,, ,, Bec family, 233 ,, Sir William Willoughby, 233 ,, Robert Phillips, Esq., 235 ,, Phillips Glover, Esq., 236 ,, Turnor family, of Stoke Rochford, 237 ,, anecdote of Vicar, R. Glover, 238, note ,, benefice formerly a rectory, 241 ,, duel fought by Major Glover, 244 ,, list of vicars, 242 ,, Manor house, formerly a fine residence, 237 ,, register, names “weaver” and “spinster,” 242, 243 ,, spinning, a common occupation, 243, note Witch of Tetford, 214, 215 Witham debouched at Wainfleet, 99 Woodstock, Edmund of, 65 Y. YARBOROUGH, Earl of, 178 FOOTNOTES. {0} The corrigenda has applied in this transcription.—DP. {2a} Among the names in the “Myntlyng” MS., of Spalding Priory, is “John atte Ash,” _i.e._, John living by “the Ash,” which in time became John Ash. The ash tree was supposed to have peculiar virtues: weakly children were passed through it three times, before sunrise, to give them strength; and to the Rowan, or mountain-ash many superstitions are attached. (“Folklore,” vol. ii., No. 1, p. 88, et alibi.)