. Eine Geschichte von Hampshire und der Isle of Wight . Von letzterem kam es zu Henryde Woodcott, der im Testa deNevill als Inhaber einer Rittergebühr in Litchfield des alten Feffments von Robert de St. John zurückgegeben wurde.43 in 1286Walter de Eversley und Philippa seine Frau, Probablychochter und Erbe von Henry de Woodcott, quittierte 4. 400 Hektar Land, 37 Hektar Holz,£1 ist. Miete und die Miete von einem Pfund Pfeffer in West Litchfield und Hock an Sanchea Witwe von Henry de Woodcott und Richard de Cardevile unddie Erben von Richard.44 Richard gewährt das Hamlet von Litchfield mit dem Mann

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. A history of Hampshire and the Isle of Wight . From the latter it descended to Henryde Woodcott, who was returned in the Testa deNevill as holding one knights fee in Litchfield of theancient feoffment of Robert de St. John.43 In 1286Walter de Eversley and Philippa his wife, probablydaughter and heir of Henry de Woodcott, quitclaimed4. messuages, 400 acres of land, 37 acres of wood, £1 is. rent and the rent of a pound of pepper inWest Litchfield and Hock to Sanchea widow ofHenry de Woodcott and Richard de Cardevile andthe heirs of Richard.44 Richard granted the hamletof Litchfield with the manor of Woodcott in thehundred of Pastrow to the prior and brethren of thehospital of St. John of Jerusalem in England in1303, 46 and from that date it has followed the samedescent as the manor of Woodcott46 (q.v.). The church of ST. JAMES consistsCHURCH of a chancel 1 5 ft. 10 in. by 13 ft. 10 in. without a chancel arch, continuous witha nave 32 ft. 8 in. long, a north aisle 7 ft. 2 in. wide, a south porch and a timber bell-turret at the westend.. Plan of Litchfield Church The 12th-century building on the site consisted ofa nave one bay shorter eastwards than at present, with a south aisle divided off by an arcade of twobays; now blocked, the aisle being destroyed. Theremay have been at first a chancel narrower than thenave, but if so it has left no trace, and the presentchancel was added c. 1190, having its eastern baycovered with a stone vault. About the year 1200 anaisle of two bays was added on the north side of thenave, and shortly afterwards an east bay was added toboth nave arcades, that on the north opening to thesite of a former north-east vestry. There may havebeen a similar vestry or chapel at the east of the southaisle. The whole building underwent a restoration in1875, the walls being then refaced, and at the sametime the south porch was added and the north aislerebuilt. In the east wall of the chancel is a short andrather wide 12th-century window, with its roundhead

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