Stoke Lacy was held by Roger de Lacy in 1086, and consisted of 10 hides. No church or priest was recorded at that time. Roger had inherited the manor from his father Walter de Lacy (d.1085) who had been a tenant of William fitzOsbern (d.1072), Earl of Hereford, immediately after the Conquest, and then of Roger of Breteuil, William's son. In 1075 Roger of Breteuil forfeited his lands through revolt, and Walter de Lacy became tenant in chief. Duncumb reported that the church had been a possession of St Peter's abbey, Gloucester.
Benefice of Stoke Lacy and Moreton Jeffries with Much Cowarne, Ocle Pychard and Ullingswick.