160 LINCOLN.
John Willis, collated nth April 1485.
Ilr.NHV ai* John, j>i< <; ,dr, took thi.s stall in [493,
until he obtained another prebend, when he resigned
this to Edward Hanson, S.T.P., collated 22nd Aug. 1501. Richaed Chanci 1 1 k. LL.D., collated 17th April 1504,
vice Hanson resigned. \\ ' 1 1.1.1 a m \\'iiiii) aim), installed 10th May 1^14; his
will ia dated in 1542. John LoMoi ami, A.B.. collated -,th Oct., and installed
5th Nov. 1542, vice W Lward deoeased. <>n queen
Bdarys aooession he was deprived. 1554, for marriage,
and sin- conferred it upon William Cook, who Lb said to be installed 1 |rd May
1 5 ,4. nee Longland. Be was deprived on Elizabeth
coining to the crown, and
John Longland was restored in 1559; he died [589, in possession of the prebend and the archdeaconry of Buckingham.
John Bill, S.T.B., collated 2nd Nov. [589, and in- stalled 8th March 158990, vice Longland deoeased.
John Rudyaed, collated [3th April [62a.
Paul Hood, S.T.P., rector of Lincoln college, Owon, obtained it in 1630; but he was forced to <juit it in 1643 on account of a decree in ohanoery which an- nexed it to the preoentorship.
John Whiston obtained the Kings title ist Nov.166] : but Dr. Featley, the precentor, insisting on his right. Whiston was obliged to relinquish it. Since Dr.
1 -at ley's time, the precentors have enjoyed it without interruption.
LAFFORO alias SLEFORD.
Richabd de l>i 1 10 alias in 1 a Battatlk, treasurer
in 1276, was snoot eded in this prebend by John de Widdington, [283, and he by Rogeb de Maetival, afterwards bishop of Salisbury.
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