Collections for a history of Staffordshire . -* ^t,,:,. ... i ?•? »? =;: t:, : . WESTON-UNDER-LIZARD, IN THE COUNTY OF STAFFORD. 51 that there were not more than rive coheirs of Robert cle Weston,and there can be little doubt that Elena died before hernephew, probably another victim to the ravages of the terribleplague which carried off so many members of her Itseems tolerably certain however from the entries in the LichfieldDiocesan Register concerning the presentations to the Church ofWeston that Isolda was the second sister. From these we learnthat John de Cokeslone was admitted in
Collections for a history of Staffordshire . -* ^t,,:,. ... i ?•? »? =;: t:, : . WESTON-UNDER-LIZARD, IN THE COUNTY OF STAFFORD. 51 that there were not more than rive coheirs of Robert cle Weston,and there can be little doubt that Elena died before hernephew, probably another victim to the ravages of the terribleplague which carried off so many members of her Itseems tolerably certain however from the entries in the LichfieldDiocesan Register concerning the presentations to the Church ofWeston that Isolda was the second sister. From these we learnthat John de Cokeslone was admitted in March 1349-50 on thepresentation of Thomas Fofjaumb, on the death of the former Rector[Roger de Weston], that in 1378 William de Blumenhull wasadmitted on the presentation of the King, as custodian of heir of William Trumwyn deceased, for that turn, the churchbeing vacant on the resignation of John Cokeslone, and yet that inJuly 1381 Roger de Aston was admitted on the presentation ofSir Adam de Feshale, the church bein
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