 The latter in 1343 granted it for two years to Sir Walter de Manny, after which it presumably reverted to the Hospitallers.In 1359 it was claimed by the Crown as parcel of the Holy Trinity church of Weston.There seems no reason why Edward III should have claimed either church at that time, for both belonged to the Hospitallers; however, his claim seems to have been allowed, for the Crown presented to the church in 1383, and apparently continued to do so until after 1822.