Ufton nr. Leamington Spa / Ulchetone / Ulchtune

There is an entry for this Ufton [variant spelling] in the Domesday survey [http://domesdaymap.co.uk/place/SP3762/ufton/] [accessed 11 February 2015], but it mentions neither cleric nor church here. The Victoria County History (Warwick, vol. 6, 1951) notes: "The history of the church is rather confusing. Bishop Roger de Clinton who, as mentioned, recovered Ufton, is said to have constituted the church a prebend in Lichfield Cathedral; [...] and a prebendary of Ufton occurs in 1255. [...] Dugdale, however, alleges that the church, with its endowment of one yardland, was appropriated to Coventry Priory in 1260. [...] There appears to have been a church here early in the 13th century, [...] the rest of the church is mainly 14th-century, with the exception of the belfry stage of the tower, which is 15th-century. [...] The font, which is placed in the centre of the western bay of the arcade, is a modern replica of the 14th-century original. It is hexagonal, with six plain faces, and stands on a pedestal with an engaged shaft at each angle, having moulded capitals enriched with foliage and their bases covered over with a cement splay; the shafts are probably original."