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Survey of London
… of Rochester, officiated at the consecration of Christ Church. Throughout the period that these houses are shown in …
A History of the County of Shropshire
… year of Glendower's final raid into Shropshire, pasture at Church Pulverbatch could not be let because the tenants were … alienations of their demesne in the form of grants to the church or members of their families by a progressive policy … mid 14th-century charters served similar purposes. At Church Stretton a charter (1337) was necessitated by the …
A History of the County of Shropshire
… lease stated, the work had to be done at his expense. 43 CHURCH ASTON 1681 The manor's three open fields were inclosed … Shrewsbury mercer who bought Albrighton 8 and other former church lands; 9 Thomas Lawley (d. 1559), merchant of the … (d. 1557), the Bridgnorth burgess who bought much former church property around Bridgnorth. 16 Notable legal families …
A History of the County of Shropshire
… bought in the 1840s from 'old county families now ruined'Church Preen (with properties at Eaton under Heywood and … 6. In Wistanstow only the 'industrious' kept a pig and in Church Pulverbatch 'fewer kill pigs than used to', a change … apiece that enabled them to rear the animals. The poor of Church Stretton were said to buy flesh meat 'seldom'; …
A History of the County of Shropshire
… and milk was produced around the small towns like Church Stretton, Bishop's Castle, and Craven Arms. 89 … was collected over a wide area covering Bishop's Castle, Church Stoke, Montgomery, Ford, Builthy Rock, Longden, and … for agricultural work, with members of the Women's Land Army, and, during the latter stages, with prisoners of war …
A History of the County of Shropshire
… Chester also held important estates in the county and the church of Wenlock claimed an ancient endowment. In 1066 two … of cash fines and dues were demanded by the king, the church, and the lord of the manor. 28 The importance of … Ellesmere to the king's fishponds at Brockhurst castle, Church Stretton. 17 The construction of fishponds seems to …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… holdings, where there is continuous occupation by the same church, the expressions fuit et est in dominio ecclesie 10 …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… lay estates, and in 1086 was in the possession of the Church of the Holy Trinity, Rouen. 31 Land held by his … in 1066, but by 1086 it had been restored to the church. 84 The largest of all the Middlesex fiefs is that … and the rest are entered as belonging to the canons or the church of St. Paul and all were presumably held of the king …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… T.R.E. 20 s. This manor belonged and belongs to St. Paul's Church in the demesne of the canons. (22) The Canons of St. … s. This belonged and belongs to the demesne of St. Paul's Church. (28) In the same vill the canons themselves have 2 … s. This belonged and belongs to the demesne of St. Paul's Church. (29) In Neutone [Stoke Newington] the Canons of St. …
Survey of London
… what was then a cul-de-sac included people of title, six army officers, Prince Murat at No. 15 in retreat from the … 33 To the north of No. 116 Queen's Gate is St. Augustine's Church, the site of which had been conveyed to the … Douglas (Plate 77b, 77c). 321 Between the sites of the church and the almshouses lay a tiny triangular plot …