Countess Judith held 4 hides in Great Doddington in 1086. No church or priest was recorded. Great Doddington formed part of the honour of Huntingdon in the 12thc., and Earl Simon de Senlis II gave the advowson of the church to his house of Cluniac nuns at Delapre, Northamptonshire c.1145-53. RCHME suggests that the tenurial shifts in the honour may have made their possession of the church insecure, and that this may be why they were not confirmed in their possession until the 14thc. A claim was made by Jedburgh Abbey, on the basis of a grant made when the honour was in Scots royal hands.
Benefice of Great Doddington and Wilby.