Wigginton nr. Hook Norton / Wigentone

There is an entry for this Wigginton [variant spelling] in the Domesday survey [http://opendomesday.org/place/SP3833/wigginton/] [accessed 7 November 2017], but it mentions neither priest nor church in it. The Victoria County History (Oxford, vol. 9, 1969) notes: "The earliest documentary reference to the church is c. 1210 [...] About 1130, however, the canons of the church of St. George, Oxford, were in possession of part of the demesne tithes [...] and this may mean that some tithes were reserved for the incumbent of Wigginton [...] The only surviving feature earlier than the 13th century is a Romanesque capital reused as a corbel [...] in 1811 a new font was purchased." The new font is poly-lobed, with plain basin sides, the only decoration being the round mouldings at the top and bottom of the colonnettes that make up the stem of the base.