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The Environs of London
… manor. The manor of Totteridge belonged formerly to the monks of Ely, and afterwards to the bishop of that diocese. …
Calendar of Documents Preserved in France
… ABBEY OF ST. MARTIN (MARMOUTIER), TOURS, FOR BENEDICTINE MONKS, [ Original Documents in Archives of Orne, Sarthe, and … part of him or his, to St. Martin of Marmoutier and his monks, his wife Adila, and their sons Rotger, William, … Baluze, fo. 44, from Cartulary.) 1167. Notification by the monks of Marmoutier to their successors that a knight of …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… years later appeared as complainant, alleging that the monks of Stanlaw had forcibly taken some of his turf and …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… called into question after Whalley had been given to the monks of Stanlaw, but the jury decided that Altham was only a …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… granted 12 d. a year from the mill at Stodday to the monks of Lancaster on their consent to his having a chapel at …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… was the father of Ailsi, who gave Sunderland Holme to the monks of Sawley about the end of the reign of Henry II. 7 He … in 1277 resigned to Sawley all right of pasturage in the monks' woods and inclosed pastures in Sunderland, and gave … of Balderston and Osbaldeston gave Sunderlandesholm to the monks of Sawley. 61 Its boundaries lay between Sunderland …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… it appears to have been largely in the hands of the monks of Whalley, being a rectory manor. 54 Possibly MONKS' HALL, standing on higher ground a quarter of a mile to … Anderton of Lostock, as impropriator of the rectory, sold Monks' Hall to Ellis Hey. 56 The Hey family were of some …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… approximating to the total of 54 s. 9 d. received by the monks of Whalley in the 14th century from this moiety of the … in mortmain. 32 Notwithstanding the earl's bounty the monks were not permitted to hold this moiety in peace until … road. William del Hackyng, son of Bernard, gave to the monks of Stanlaw half an acre of land called Hughlocpighel, …