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Survey of London
… St John's Gate and St John's Lane CHAPTER V. St John's Gate and St John's Lane 173. St John's Gate, south front in …
A History of the County of Oxford
… Hall, which is situated on the south side of St. Peter's churchyard, commemorates in its designation the residence … of the original part of its site after St. Edmund's time by three beneficed clerics in succession may have some … himself the one bordering on the lane leading to St. Peter's Church and giving away the other three, one to the …
Historical gazetteer of London before the Great Fire
… of the moiety were given as the land held of St. Augustine's Abbey by Walter the smith and the land held of the convent … identical with Walter the marshal, to whom St. Augustine's granted the eastern moiety of the same property, in St. … fulfil a grant of £4 (6 marks) quit-rent left by Matthew's brother Thomas to the priory cum corpore suo; the nuns gave …
Staffordshire Historical Collections
… meadow, 100 acres of pasture, twelve acres of wood, and 4 s. of rent in Arley. Thomas Hexton and Joan remit all right … of Chaspell, Iverley, and Asshewode, within the King's forest of Kynfare. The Abbot remits all right to the … of meadow, 100 acres of pasture, ten acres of wood, and 6 s. 7 d. of rent in Horsley, Egleshale, Dorsley, Haukdon, and …
Staffordshire Historical Collections
… on the first day, and was committed to prison and fined 20 s. for his release; and Richard son of the said William is … John de Sallegh, Walter de Benetlegh, and William Lovel, had taken in addition to the two bucks a roedeer ( … they are to be exigentur and outlawed. The said Thomas Lovel and Thomas de Cherlecote afterwards appeared, and their …
Staffordshire Historical Collections
… similiter et alii per totum regnum, Dominus Phillipo Lovel apud Staffordiam durius et asperius se habente, etc." … (encroachments) upon them. On the state of the King's forests and Hayes, and waste and destruction, or … without warrant to that effect. Of churches in the King's gift, and of widows and infants at the disposal of the …
Staffordshire Historical Collections
… Totmonslow hundred Hundredum De Tatemonlowe. Careswelle. s. d. De Joh'e de Chetewynde iij. vj. Ric'o fil' Will'i … Will'o filio Will'i ij. Rob'to filio Henrici ij. Summa xl. s. viij. d. p'b'. Chedle. s. d. De Will'mo Galpyn v. ob. Will'o Coco iiij. vj. Will'o …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… became more entirely independent. Also included in Edward's grant was land called 'Staeningahaga' in London, and … in a hide of land disputed in 1200 between Alice Lovel and Matthew of London. 8 Richard Lovel held it in 1249, 9 and it passed from another Richard …
A History of the County of Oxford
… and Brighthampton may have had separate fields. Standlake's East field was mentioned in 1318, 45 and in 1354 a holding was divided between the Down in Standlake's fields and South field in Brighthampton. 46 There was … presumably a single system by 1480, when Standlake manor's demesne arable lay in the Down and in South, North, …
A History of the County of Oxford
… of Bayeux. That estate was apparently forfeited on Wadard's and Odo's fall, and was probably included in Henry I's grant to Sees … the quarter passed under a family settlement to William Lovel (d. 1476), Lord Morley, second son of the Greys' heir …