The bishops of Hereford in medieval times held the manors at Bosbury and Coddington and frequently held court at the manor house in the village.
Known as the "Bishop's Palace", there exist some remains at Old Court, to the north of the churchyard.
Two bishops of Hereford died in Bosbury – Æthelstan (in 1056) and Richard de Swinfield (in 1317).

A separate manor of Upleadon existed in the parish, on the west side of the Leadon, and included Catley.

The Knights Templar had a base in Bosbury at what is now Temple Court, which was a moated preceptory of the order, and there is a Templar grave stone inside the church.
The bishops of Hereford in medieval times held the manors at Bosbury and Coddington and frequently held court at the manor house in the village. Known as the "Bishop's Palace", there exist some remains at Old Court, to the north of the churchyard. Two bishops of Hereford died in Bosbury – Æthelstan (in 1056) and Richard de Swinfield (in 1317).
A separate manor of Upleadon existed in the parish, on the west side of the Leadon, and included Catley.
The Knights Templar had a base in Bosbury at what is now Temple Court, which was a moated preceptory of the order, and there is a Templar grave stone inside the church.
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