Cow Honeybourne / Heniberge

There is an entry for [Cow] Honeybourne [variant spelling] in the Domesday survey [http://domesdaymap.co.uk/place/SP1143/cow-honeybourne/] [accessed 4 November 2014], but it mentions neither cleric nor priest in it. Miller (1890) writes: "The Chapel of Cow Honeybourne, which had for many years many years been formed into small cottages, was sold by order of the Poor Law Board, and has since been restored to its former holy use. The work of restoration was carried out under the supervision of Mr. Hopkins, Diocesan Architect, and the late Mr. Walker." This 1862 re-building did noit last very long as the church became disused to the advantage of Church Honeybourne [cf. Index entry]. The church was reverted to private residential use in 1975 [source: http://churchdb.gukutils.org.uk/GLS1034.php [accessed 4 November 2014]]. [NB: it is not clear from the sources at hand whether this church was ever consecrated; it was used as almhouses for several centuries].