The full list of pensions and portions as given in lease of 1680 (DCN 20/3/5) is as follows:
Portions of tithes at Mettingham, Wangford, Raveningham, Postwick, Cringleford, Thorpe next Norwich, Thornage, Brinton, Boyton als Bighton, Hockering, Sparham, Scarning, Shotesham, Great Bircham, Swanton Morley, Cockthorpe, South Elmham and Hoxne. And pensions, portions of tithes or yearly rents paid or that ought to be paid by Master of Hospital of St Giles, Norwich, parson of Gaywood, parson of Cressingham, Dean and Chapter of Canterbury for their church at Deopham, parson of North Creake, vicar of Wighton, vicar of Wiggnehall St Germans, parson of Blickling, vicar of St Stephen's Norwich, White Friars and Augustine Friars, Norwich, churchwardens of St Peter Mancroft Norwich, parson of Thuxton, Ashby, churches of Haverhill and Barsham, parsonage of Swaffham, churches of Blackhurst, Wormegay, Fordham or Westlebridge, Flitcham, Hockham (sic.) Postwick, Holme by the Sea, East Bradenham, Caister in Flegg, Cromer als Shipden, Fundenhall, Field Dalling, Shropham, Massingham and Islington, and out of church of St Gregory in Sudbury, Bruisyard, Sutton, Kessing of Kessingland, Westleton, Brinton, parson of Wittlesham, and by the vicar of Henley. And whatsoever was due to be paid by the late priors of Sarrow (sic.), Blackborough, Flixton, late abbot of West Dereham, prior of Pentney, prior of Westacre, prior of Castleacre, prior of Charterhouse by London, prior of Shouldham, prior of Buckenham, prior of Walsingham, prior of Woodbridge, abbot of Sibton, abbot of Loyston (sic.), abbot of Bruisyard, late Master of the Chantry in Thompson, Master of the Chapel of the Field in Norwich. And also all the rents and impropriations reserved out of impropriations within the city of Norwich at George Colegate, Martin at Oak, James, Saviour, Martin at Palace, Peter in Conesford als Permountergate, John at the Gate, John upon the Hill als Sepulchre, Gregory, Giles, Benedict, Paul, Mary Unburnt 'and all the other pensions and portions whatsoever due and payable to the Dean and Chapter except one pension of £4.00 year due and payable by the Lord Bishop for his chapel in the palace at Norwich'.
In the account book of 1805 (DCN 20/1/2) there are some changes as follows: These no longer of the list: White Friars and Augustine Friars Norwich, Blackhurst, Wormegay, Fordham, Bruisyard, Henley: dues from priors or abbots of Sarrow (sic.), Flixton, West Dereham, Westacre, Castleacre, Charterhouse, Shouldham, Buckenham, Walsingham, Woodbridge, Sibton, Loyston (sic.), Bruisyard and masters of Thompson and Chapel in the Field, the church of St Mary Unburnt Norwich. These which were not listed in 1630 occur in 1805; Albourne Suffolk, Ashill, Buxton, Framsden Suffolk, Fressingfield Suffolk, Hevingham, Kirkton, St Margaret's Chapel [not said where], Snettisham, Therberton Suffolk, Wroxham, Wingfield Suffolk, Holkham, (but Hockham in DCN 20/3/5 is perhaps mistake for Holkham).
Note
(1) The 1680 list is interesting as giving details of the origins of the pensions etc.: by 1805 they are simply listed in alphabetical order and distinctions like 'the churchwardens of St Peter Mancroft' or 'vicar of St Stephens' are not given.
(2) Many pensions are recorded in the 1805 account book as 'never paid'.
(3) Although the tithe rent charges due from Buxton and from Hevingham and Marsham are listed in the 1805 account their status is different to the others; they are invariably listed in the Audit books among the Country Estate rates not as part of the pensions and portions account. For leases see DCN 49/9 and 29.
(4) From the 1850s the Dean and Chapter transferred many of its estates to the Ecclesiastical Commissioners, receiving in return tithe rent charges of specified parishes. These are listed as DCN 50.
