• Mentmore St. Mary the Virgin
  • two moieties, one by gift of Hugh Buisel (or Bussel) (clause 5) and one by gift of William son of Milo (clause 6). A moiety is an unspecified fraction of a whole, so, some fraction of the church's income was owed to St. Bartholomew's.
  • exterior photo

Essex

• Little Bardfield St. Katharine
  • granted by gift of Atropus de Merc (clause 16)
  • exterior photo
• Bradfield St. Lawrence
  • granted by gift of William de Ramis, including the chapel (clause 17)
  • exterior photo
  • Chapel of Manningtree (St. Michael and All Angels?)
• Danbury St. John the Baptist
  • granted by William de Mandeville, third Earl of Essex (clause 14).
  • official Web site (mentions the Mildmay family in the timeline)
  • exterior photo
• Theydon Bois St. Mary's (present building ~150 years old; the medieval structure was destroyed in 1844)
  • granted by William de Bosco (clause 13), who signed the Magna Carta
  • official Web site
  • exterior photo

Hertfordshire

• Elstree St. Nicholas
  • gift of Robert de Ramis (clause 8)
  • official Web site
• Tewin St. Peter
  • granted by Alexander de Swereford, treasurer of St. Paul's, about 1241 (Webb, op. cit. pg 119)
  • official Web site
  • exterior photo

London

• St. Martin Pomeroy (lost)
  • granted by Ralph Trichet (or Trochet) (clause 10)
  • also known as St. Martin Ironmonger
• St. Mary Aldermary
  • granted by Ralph Trichet, a moeity (clause 11)
  • official Web site
  • City of London Churches listing
• St. Michael Bassishaw (lost)
  • gift of Gilbert, Bishop of London (either "the Universal," 1128-1134, or Foliot 1163-1188) (clause 12)
  • Wren church demolished in 1899
• St. Sepulchre without Newgate
  • gift of Roger, Bishop of Salisbury (clause 4)
  • official Web site (the history page mentions Rahere and St. Bartholomew's)
  • City of London Churches listing (includes two exterior photographs)
  • the church's association with condemned prisoners in Newgate prison
  • my photograph of the main entrance (12 Oct 2003)

Middlesex

• Stanmore St. Lawrence
  • granted by Roger de Ramis (clause 9)
  • Genuki listing mentions St. Bartholomew's
  • Official Web site The medieval structure, except for the tower, was replaced in the 18th century by the Duke of Chandos. He had good taste in music -- his organ master was Handel!

Norfolk

• Belton All Saints
  • granted by Henry I (clause 3)
  • history of the church, including a reference to St. Bartholomew's
• Gorleston St. Andrew
  • granted by Henry I (clause 2)
  • an illuminated page from the Gorleston psalter
• Little Yarmouth St. Nicholas

Suffolk

• Lowestoft St. Margaret
  • granted by Henry I (clause 3)
  • Of the 6 churches listed for Lowestoft at Simon Knott's Suffolk Churches, St. Margaret's is the only medieval one
  • Simon Knott's entry
• Wenhaston St. Peter
  • granted by Geoffrey son of Ailwin, a moiety (clause 15)
  • Simon Knott's entry
  • its amazing chancel Doom (from Aidan Semmens' Sylly Suffolk)
  • what the Doom might look like if it was restored to its original place (photograph copyright Mark Ynys-Mon and used with permission)
• Wenhaston Chapel of St. Bartholomew
  • granted by Geoffrey (clause 1)

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