Willoughby-on-the-Wolds / Wilgebi / Willebi / Willoughby on the Wolds / Wilsebi

There are six entries for Willoughby[-on-the-Wolds] in the Domesday survey [http://domesdaymap.co.uk/place/SK6325/willoughby-on-the-wolds/] [accessed 12 February 2015], neither of which reports a church in it; a cleric, "Enwin, the priest" is mentioned here, once as lord and once as lord and tenant in chief. A font here is noted in Kelly's Directory of 1881: "The font is said to be Norman". Noted in Balay (1902) as a font of the mid-13th century. Cox (1912), however, puts the "small octagonal font" in a later period, ca. 1340. Walker (1938) notes: "The octagonal font is not of great interest, and dates from about 1350." In Pevsner & Williamson (1979): "Octagonal, with simple trefoil panels."