Magna Berwick / Barwick / Berwick Magna / Great Berwick

Blomefield (1805-1810) writes: "This, as I conceive, remained in Bigot, till granted by King William II. to William de Albini, ancestor of the Earls of Essex and Arundel, of that name; this in a great measure appears from the grant of Richard, son of Robert de Scenges, of the church of St. Mary, of (this town) Berwick, to the priory of Bokenham [...] (founded by William de Albini aforesaid) in the reign of King Henry II and then confirmed to that house, by William de Albini Earl of Sussex and Arundel, then capital lord of the feee, of whom Richard then held it." Not clear whether the church existed in William II's reign [1087-1100]; "Bokenham" must be Old Buckenham Priory, founded by William de Albini in 1146. [NB: it is not clear whether there were a church in each of Magna Berwick and Berwick Parva -- cf. Index entry for Berwick Parva].