St. Peter ad Vincula
Three years later, Alan and Amice granted the reversion to John de Hagheman, who as lord of the manor presented a rector during the episcopacy of Henry Woodlock (1305–16). He died probably in the king's service abroad about 1320, and was succeeded by his son Nicholas de Hagheman, the rector of Eversley, who in 1336 granted the reversion of the manor and advowson to Thomas de Bradeston and Isabel his wife, and fifteen years later gave up all his right in return for an annuity of twenty marks and an annual payment of five cart-loads of hay at the feast of St. Peter ad Vincula.