King's Lynn No. 5 / Lena / Lenne / Lun / Lunea

There are five entries for 'Lynn' in the Domesday book under the variant spellings "Lena" and "Lun", but no mention of a church or cleric in it. Blomefield (1805-1810), who argues at length about the origin of the toponym, notes that "Lynn [...] from the Conqueror's book of Domesday, made in the year 1085, at which time, and in the Confessor's, this town, with the townships or hamlets of West, North, and South Lynn, we find to be all included under the general name of Lena, and Lun, the distinction of West, North. and South not being till some centuries after". On St. Margaret's Blomefield (ibid.) writes: "This church and priory were founded by Herbert Bishop of Norwich, in the reign of King William II [i.e., 1087-1100] and dedicated to St. Mary Magdalen, St. Margaret, and all the maiden saints. In the register of Hoxon priory, in Suffolk, it appears by the deed and grant of this Bishop, that the said church and priory were built by him at the request of the men of the town of Lenn, and to perform this the better, he granted an indulgence of 40 days pardon to all who should contribute to it; appointed that all tithes and ecclesiastical dues of the whole village, should be paid to this church, which he appropriated to the priory, and had it confirmed by the Pope. [...] This priory was on the south side of St. Margaret's church (built and founded also by Herbert) [...] After the dissolution of it, it was partly pulled down, to enlarge the churchyard: part of it is still standing, as may be observed, and the lane adjoining retains the name of the Priory Lane. [...] The church of St. Margaret was built, probably, on the site of some old church there, but whether that old church was also dedicated to St. Margaret is not certain." Eller (1861) appends a transcription of the last will of Thomas Thorisby [aka Thursby] date 3 May 1510; in it Thursby states: "Item: I give to the new making of the new font in Saint Margaret's Church, in Lynne [i.e., King's Lynn], £10." [NB: we have no information on that font, or the earlier one it replaced]