ITCHINGTON-BISHOPS, (Warwickshire) on the r. Ichene, to the N. E. of Kineton, is so called from the Bps. of Coventry and
Litchfield, once its possessors. Henry III. granted it a Mt. on W. and a Fair on St. Peter and St. Paul's, and three days
after. In the R. of Edw. VI. Rich. Sampson the Bp. conveyed it to Thomas Fisher, secretary to the D. of Somerset the
Protector, who changed the name to Fisher's-Itchington. It was afterwards sold to Thomas Cox, of Honingham in this Co.
whose son sold it in the R. of Cha. I. to Sir Ja. Enyan, of Flore in Northamptonshire, who passed it away five years after
his purchase, to Sir David Conyngham.