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A History of the County of Essex
… reign of Henry III, the canons recite that the late Alan de Sanford, son of their patron, Sir John de Sanford, had elected to be buried in their church near his … of the priory afterwards passed by the marriage of Alice de Sanford, granddaughter of Sir John, to the De Veres, earls …
A History of the County of Suffolk
… weekly in the priory church for the souls of Henry de Harnhull, and his father, mother, and ancestors. 7 The … 1260, &c. 30 Adam, occurs 1290 and 1294 31 Alexander de Donewych, appointed 1310 32 Nicholas de Daggeworth, appointed 1332 33 John de Norton, appointed …
A History of the County of York
… at Embsay 2 in Skipton, by William Meschines and Cecilia de Romeli his wife, lady of Skipton, in 1120. 3 The … church of regular canons. By a separate charter, 5 Cecilia de Romeli granted to the church of St. Mary and St. Cuthbert … William, nephew of the king of Scotland, and Aeliz de Romeli his wife, 6 confirmed to the church of Embsay the …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… Breamore, was founded for Austin canons by Baldwin de Redvers and his uncle Hugh towards the end of the reign of … were confirmed to their prior Robert by Bishop Henry de Blois (1129-71). 1 The same bishop confirmed to them the … a grant in frankalmoin by Henry, son of Thomas son of Hugh de Tarente Keynes, with the consent of Joan his wife, to the …
A History of the County of Suffolk
… and Margaret his wife obtained licence to enfeoff John de Bohun of a fourth part of the manor of Great Bricett, … Priors of Bricett William Randulf, appointed 1312 16 John de Essex, appointed 1337 17 Alan de Codenham, appointed 1372 18 Nicholas Barne, appointed 1399 …
A History of the County of York
… Augustinian priory of Bridlington was founded by Walter de Gant in the reign of Henry I. 1 The priory received gifts … Earl Dyke, and Flaynburg Dyke.' 3 Ralph son of Ralph de Neviil granted the canons stone from the quarry of Filey … or horses of other persons. Odo, the brother of Thomas de Aunewycke, was not to remain longer in the office of …
A History of the County of Suffolk
… in honour of our Lady, in the year 1171, by Sir Ralph de Glanville, justiciary of England. It was founded upon … which Ralph held by his wife Bertha, daughter of Theobald de Valoins, lord of Parkham. A chief part of the founder's … D'Auberville, grandson of Maud, eldest daughter of Ralph de Glanville, the founder, gave to the priory his third 6 of …
A History of the County of Suffolk
… and the chapel of Chipley. 6 Priors of Chipley John de Cavendish, died 1333 7 Richard de Norwich, elected 1333 8 David de Thornham, elected 1349 9 Reginald de Rushworth, elected …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… its poor remnant of five canons, was granted to Gilbert de Dousgunels on the overthrow of Ranulph. He restored, as … manor, town and church of Twyneham to his cousin, Richard de Redvers, and Richard persuaded one of his barons, Roger … his manor of Apse in the Isle of Wight. A clerk, Peter de Oglander, about the same time gave the manor of Ningwood, …
A History of the County of Suffolk
… the yearly value of 10. 5 In April of the same year John de Goldyngham, under the foregoing licence, was allowed to … Tolemache, his heirs and assigns. 9 Priors of Dodnash John de Goddesford, resigned 1346 10 Adam Newman, elected 1346 11 Thomas de Thornham, resigned 1383 12 John Capel, elected 1406 13 …