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Item, whether the money coming and rising of any cattle or other movable stocks of the church [etc.] ... have not been employed to the poor men's chest.
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seems to have been used for lands set apart for the remuneration of parish servants. See A.G. Legge, _North Elmham Acc'ts_, 81, _s.a._ 1566:
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It[e]m for office Land of the ten[emen]te fost[er] ... vij d. Cf. Mr. Legge's _note_ (p. 129). He cites other examples in Norfolk parishes, viz.,
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Constable Acre in Stuston,
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Constable Pasture in Fralingham,
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Dog Whipper's Land in Barton Turf. Cf. J.L. Glasscock, _Records of Bishop Stortford_, 55 (
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1563). In an early year _temp_. Henry VIII one Jesop left two tenements to Mendlesham, Suffolk,