St. Mary Magdalen at Mulbarton===
- 1329, Ralf de St. Omer. Sir Will. de St. Omer, Knt. who presented the three following rectors:
- 1330, Hugh de Wauncy.
- 1339, Will. Hovell, resigned, and the same year Wauncy took it again, and in 1352, with consent of Lady Eliz de St. Omer, then patroness, changed it for Edgefield, with
- Adam de Bilokby. In 1353, she gave it
- Philip Martin, and he resigned to
- Thomas de Blofield, who in 1367, with approbation of Sir Will. de Hoo, Knt. then patron, exchanged it for Titshall, with Tho. de Calkehille, (vol. i. p. 209.) In
- 1393, Rich. de Dunston, was presented by Sir Robert Carbonel, Knt. and Robert Denney of Mulbarton.
- 1419, Will. Serjeaunt, resigned. John Everdon of Sussex, clerk,
- 1434, John Elyot. Tho. Hoo, Esq. he was succeeded by Stephen Kirkeby, at whose death in
- 1451, Robert Saunders had it of the gift of Sir Tho. de Hoo, Knt. Lord Hoo and Hastings, and had it united to Keningham for life, and the year following, it was consolidated to it and hath remained so to this day.
Rectors of Mulbarton cum Keningham
At Saunders's death in 1471, the Lady Anne Boleyn, widow, of Blickling, gave it to
Tho. Randolf, S. T. B. and in 1482, she presented
John Jullys, who resigned in 1494, and Sir Will. Boleyn, Knt. gave it to
Henry Falk, LL. D. and at his death in 1497, to
Mr. Edmund Davy, and in
- 1500, to Chris. Prentice. In 1511, Sir Thomas Boleyn presented
Sir Ric. Torkington, who in 1517, began his pilgrimage to Jerusalem, March 20, which he performed, and took an exact account of his journey; his manuscript was lately in the possession of James Wright.
- 1526, Alan Percy, A. M. brother to the old Duke of Northumberland, (see vol. iii. p. 208.) Thomas Earl of Rochford.
- 1575, William Richardson, Sir Tho. Gresham, Knt. He returned 88 communicants.
- 1616, Anthony Frere, A. M. Ric. Frere, senior, and Ric. Frere, junior. He is interred in the chancel, under a stone having the arms of Frere and Hartstonge, per chevron ingrailed or and sab. in chief three pellets, in base a stag at gaze of the first.
Here resteth the Body of Mr. Anthony Frere, late Rector of this Parish; he was inducted into this benefice May 4, 1616, and buried Dec. 27, A. D. 1660, on his left side lieth the Body of Elizabeth his Wife, the Daughter of Henry Hartstonge, Gent. she died Jan. 30, 1653.
