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A History of the County of Oxford
… Their first habitation was in the Little Jewry, partly in St. Edward's, partly in St. Aldate's parish, 3 behind the present town hall. The …
A History of the County of Oxford
… that he and his predecessors were wont to pay to St. Frideswide's 9 d. a year for his tenement called White Hall in Schidyard … of Godstow for 5 s. rent, the other messuage was held of St. Frideswide's priory at a rent of 6 d., and the plot of …
A History of the County of Oxford
… They were already in possession of a site in the parish of St. Budoc before 7 May, 1262, when Henry III, as patron of … and the district more or less uninhabited, 2 the parish of St. Budoc had been joined to the parish of St. George in the … the abbot and convent of Oseney, patrons of St. George's, licence to build a chapel which, however, was only to be …
A History of the County of Oxford
… eight days.' 3 They then hired a house in the parish of St. Ebbe from Robert le Mercer; 4 though they only occupied … buy from William son of Richard de Wileford his house in St. Ebbe's for the use of the Friars Minors; the property was vested …
A History of the County of Oxford
… of Reading and three others were 'proctors of the house of St. Robert of Knaresburgh and Oxford, and of the Order of the … from the East Gate at Oxford to the gate of the canons of St. Frideswide or Teckew Gate (i.e. lying between Trinity … and built a chapel for them. The city claimed a rent of 13 s. 4 d. from this land. 2 According to the rule of the order …
A History of the County of Oxford
… near the hospital in Stockwell Street, in the parish of St. George, in 1256, and on 21 August the provincial prior … their oratory these conditions. They were to pay yearly 10 s. to the said abbot and convent in lieu of tithes, and every … for all tithes and offerings due to the church of St. George in the Castle. 9 Meantime the friars had been …
A History of the County of London
… Blessed Mary was founded outside Aldgate in the parish of St. Botolph in 1293 1 by the brother of Edward I, Edmund earl … members of the convent were brought to England by the earl's wife Blanche, queen of Navarre, in all probability from … de Ingham, and 13 s. 4 d. to each of the sisters, 21 and Margaret countess of Norfolk granted to the convent in 1382 a …
A History of the County of Kent
… bought. On 2 July, 1482, the bishop of Norwich in the king's name formally handed over the site in honour of God, the Blessed Virgin and St. Francis, to Friars Bernard de L . . ., Vincent of Ostend, … Edward was perhaps acting in conjunction with his sister Margaret of Burgundy, who appears to have given an …
A History of the County of York
… to send abroad into the country to collect the people's alms for those poor brethren which he had taken into his … to ' those that help in completing the monastery of St. Robert of Knaresborough where that saint's body is … 17 After the death of Edmund of Cornwall in 1300 his widow Margaret claimed the tenements granted to the friars by her …
A History of the County of Kent
… The jurors returned that the prior was in seisin of 14 s. 6 d. and eight hens rent of the gift of Robert, out of a … Robert de Rokeslay the friars were entitled to receive 60 s. a year from the abbot of Boxley for a marsh and mill … of the country; thus the office of warden of the chapel of St. Laurence, Crediton, generally held by a Trinitarian friar …