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A History of the County of London
… except that in 1068 William the Conqueror confirmed a grant of lands made a few months before by a certain Ingelric … caused by this dual capacity may be responsible for the grant made by the Conqueror on Ingelric's death of the church … difficult to say what relations were established by this grant between the church and the count. Otherwise it would …
A History of the County of Warwick
… the other side of the way. Robert de Curli confirmed the grant of the church of Budbrooke, acknowledging it to be a … feasts. 10 Thomas, earl of Warwick, obtained licence to grant to the college, in 1385, the manor of Haselor and the …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… I. 10 This charter of Henry II was the last important grant secured by Roger the Archdeacon, and it was left to his … a canon of Heytesbury, and in 1222 William secured a grant from the Chapter of Salisbury, which freed the church …
A History of the County of London
… only one there when three were added in 1354, the papal grant of 1355 should have been made to four chaplains, not … Cal. of Pat. 1385–9, p. 43. Edward III had held it by grant of the abbess and convent, but Richard II gave the … head, for the chaplainships were called chantries in a grant of 1362. Stow, Surv. of Lond. i, 68. Newcourt, Repert. …
A History of the County of London
… by King John in 1207 to preach in aid of the bridge. 5 A grant of a corrody in 1277 shows that there were then two or …
A History of the County of Stafford
… in chief by Jordan, clerk to Roger de Fcamp, probably by grant of Henry I. 3 The two churches were given by Stephen in … them. The canons claimed that they had a recent papal grant of exemption and, after failing to produce it on this … included the deanery house, which formed part of the grant to Lord Stafford in 1550, 123 and the 'capital messuage …