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 valued at 5l. in the King's Books, and pays first-fruits, as consolidated to Intwood, and 10s. yearly tenths; synodals are 18d. procurations, 6s. 8d. Peter-pence 12d. carvage 1d. 0b. the portion of St. Faith at Horsham 5s. and that of the monks of Thetford 5s. There was an image of the Virgin in the church, and in 1505, ''Rob. Curson was buried before it, and gave a good legacy to repair the church; this village paid 1l''. 7s. to every tenth.

Rectors of Kesewick
Guaidus the priest.

Kalf. Alex. de Vaux, Knt.
 * 1300, Jeffery de Colney. Sir Will. de Vaux, Knt. who presented the three following rectors:
 * 1301, Edmund de Merkeshall.
 * 1303, John de Basingham.
 * 1310, Ric. de Catfield.
 * 1347, Ric. at Church of Swaynesthorp. John Sparwe or Sparrow, citizen of Norwich.
 * 1349, Simon de Bintre. Sir John Ufford, Knt.; he exchanged for St. Margaret Westwick in Norwich. (See vol. iv. p. 257.)
 * 1355, Rob de Kyngton. Sir Rob. de Ufford and Hugh Curson: buried in the chancel in 1383, when Will. Clere of Ormesby gave it to
 * Tho. Ward of Ridlington, who was buried by him in 1390, and Rob. Vyn of Brunsted, was presented by Dionise Clere; and in 1408, Nic. Hey'et had it; and, in 1422, exchanged it with Roger atte Medewe for Ridlyngton. Oliver Groos, Esq.
 * 1425, Rob. Metton. Nic. Wichingham, resigned.
 * 1434, Simon Clerk. Eliz. Rothenhale; he resigned in 1439, and
 * Tho. Burgh was presented by Rob. Clere of Ormesby, Esq. in right of Casewick manor, which came to him by inheritance.
 * 1458, Ric Wymond, lapse.
 * 1465, John Wode, lapse.
 * 1469, Brother Aian Aylesham. Eliz. Clere, widow.
 * 1493, Brother John Hevyngham. Rob. Clere, Esq. He died in 1523, and Sir Rob. Clere, Knt. presented his chaplain,

Sir ''Will. Hunt, who held it united to St. Edmund in Norwich''; at whose death in 1525, he presented

Sir Robert Fosdyke, alias Poynter, who was deprived in 1555, and ''Tho. Warner'' had it of the gift of Eliz, relict of Sir Ric. Gresham, Knt, at whose death in 1563, Lady Isabell Gresham, widow, gave it to

John Shynkwyn, who had it united to Intwood, and at his death, July 21,
 * 1597, Edw. Munday was presented to this church by Tho. Tirrel, Esq. patron of the turn, who had institution and union to Intwood with Gowthorp chapel; and the 23d of Oct. following, they were con