Note 22b — Chapter II · RECORDS OF THE MANOR, &c., FROM THE NORMAN CONQUEST.

It does not appear where this “Parish-fee” was situated, doubtless it was subordinate to the main manor of Horncastle, such “fees” were generally named after the owners once “enfeoffed” of them, as we have at Spalding Ayscough-fee Hall, once owned by the Ayscoughs, Beaumont-fee at Lincoln, owned by the Beaumonts, Panell-fee by the Paganels, Nevill-fee by the Nevills in Middle Rasen, &c. Architectural Society’s Journal, 1895, p. 19. There is a family named Parish at Horncastle but they are a modern importation.