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A History of the County of Warwick
… and granted to it lands in Oversley. 70 The abbey of Bordesley also acquired lands in Oversley about the same time … Earl of Leicester, and lands there also of the Abbot of Bordesley. 72 One-third of the manor was assigned to his wife … holding a park and two gardens in Oversley of the abbot of Bordesley as of the manor of Bidford Grange, paying 5 s. …
A History of the County of Warwick
… houses of Henwood, Kenilworth, St. Mary's, Warwick, Bordesley, and Evesham. 69 Mills There was at Barford in 1086 … 70 Henry de Bereford in about 1205 granted to the monks of Bordesley his mills of Barford, with the aid of his men to … de Nafford, son of Denise, held the mill of Barford from Bordesley with a covenant not to injure the mill of 'La Lee' …
A History of the County of Warwick
… Domesday Robert. By Robert it was granted to the Abbey of Bordesley. 9 The other 4 hides were held in 1086 by William … the end of the 12th century William de Burle gave to Bordesley Abbey 20 acres which he held of Walter Cumin in … granted the next ten crops of his demesnes in Bearley to Bordesley Abbey. 19 His eldest son was probably John de …
A History of the County of Warwick
… Evesham in 1265. Early in the following year the Abbot of Bordesley and the Prior of Studley were directed to make an …
A History of the County of Warwick
… from the grange here which belonged to the Abbots of Bordesley. The Empress Maud in her foundation charter to that … 8 d. 69 At the Dissolution John Bayley, the last Abbot of Bordesley, desired that Bidford Grange might be allowed to … in 1549. 73 But the manor was granted in 1545, with other Bordesley estates, to Thomas Badger, who was then occupying …
A History of the County of Warwick
… son of Harvey, granted the mill here to the Abbot of Bordesley 17 and in 1220 sub-infeudated of a virgate in … of the fishery, islets, and meadows here from the abbot of Bordesley. 34 By 1460 the manor had passed to Richard … property to Viscount Beauchamp for 5850. 51 The holding of Bordesley Abbey in Binton was built up by a series of grants …
A History of the County of Warwick
… they apparently lost in, or before, 1200. 61 The Abbot of Bordesley had a carucate, worth 1, in Tachbrook in 1291; 62 …
A History of the County of Worcester
… further mention of this manor has been found. The Abbot of Bordesley had lands in Bromsgrove at least as early as 1155. …
A History of the County of Warwick
… and was held in 1863 by Lord Calthorpe. 37 The Abbey of Bordesley also had property in KINGTON, being said in 1275 to … 1130. 51 In 1239 William Curli confirmed to the monks of Bordesley lands in his fee of Langley, 52 and in 1243 he held … Peter de Nevill, as they in 1260 confirmed the rights of Bordesley to lands and rents in Langley. 55 By 1315, however, …
A History of the County of Warwick
… op. cit. 1920. He and his brother witnessed a grant to Bordesley Abbey by Peter de Studley, son of William Fitz …