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BROMSGROVE was among the possessions of Ethelric, son of Ethelmund,who in 804 announced his intention ofgiving eleven 'manses' at Bromsgrove and Feckenham(Feccanhom) to Wœrferth for his life with reversion tothe church of Worcester. (fn. 57) According to the annalsof Worcester Priory, this disposition of Bromsgrovehad been ordained by Ethelmund in ...

The church of ST. JOHN BAPTISTconsists of chancel 40 ft. 6 in.by 32 ft. 3 in., north vestry, clearstoried nave 67 ft. 6 in. by 36 ft. 6 in., a north aisle20 ft. 3 in. wide and a south aisle 20 ft. 9 in. wide,a south porch, and west tower 19 ft. 6 in. by 18 ft.These measurements are all internal. The earliest church, of which there are remains inthe...

There was probably a church atBromsgrove in 1086, (fn. 291) as there wasthen a priest in the manor. Theadvowson apparently remained in the Crown until1232, when Henry III granted the church of Bromsgrove to the Prior and monks of Worcester, (fn. 292) whoappropriated it in 1235. (fn. 293) This gift was confirmedby Gregory IX in 1237 (fn. 294) and by...

The consolidated charities areregulated by a scheme of the CharityCommissioners 1 March 1907. They include certaindonations for the poor, recorded on a table of benefactions in the church, dated 1636; also the charitiesof Anthony Cole, will, 1660, Mrs. Roberts, will (dateunknown), Humphrey Cooke, will, 1720, and othercharities referred to below. Th...