 He was buried at Kilkhampton, where in 1895 his armorials impaling Wortham ("Sable, a chevron between three lion's paws argent") were said to survive.In 1324 Henry de Grenvile presented to the Rectory of Kilkhampton Thomas Stapeldon, brother to Bishop Stapeldon, and also Walter de Prodhomme, a nephew of the ishop's, to the Rectory of Bideford in the same year.The Bishop in his will bequeathed to Walter de Prodhomme a legacy of 40s.