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A History of the County of Oxford
… surrounding Friar's Court, on the site of a monastery. Clattercote.Small remains of moat at farmhouse on the site of … m. SW. Chipping Norton T (2) Clanfield, 2 m. W. Bampton F Clattercote, 6 m. N. Banbury F Cogges, 1 m. SE. Witney G …
A History of the County of Oxford
… The estate was probably broken up soon afterwards. In 1279 Clattercote Priory held 8 tenements in Banbury in free alms …
A History of the County of Oxford
… namely the estates held in free alms by Eynsham Abbey and Clattercote Priory, and possibly property held by the Lovel …
Calendar, Committee for Compounding
… March 1646 March 1646 Sir Hen. Boothby, Bart., of Clattercote, Oxon, and Merchant of London. 1 March 1646. Vol. … from sequestration, being by mistake inserted as being in Clattercote, and claimed by Sir Hen. Boothby. 182 607 24 May. On complaint that Capt. John Vint keeps possession of Clattercote Priory, on pretence that he keeps it for the …
A History of the County of Oxford
… foundation of the monasteries of Thame, Dorchester, and Clattercote. 21 Although Oxfordshire was only oneeighth of … Thame 13, Bruern 12, Wroxton 10, Bicester 8, Dorchester 7, Clattercote 4, and Rewley probably 15: total 105. This … eight had incomes under 200 Rewley, Bruern, Dorchester, Clattercote, Wroxton, Bicester, Goring, and Studley, the …
Calendar of Patent Rolls, Henry III
… 610. , manor and forest of, 69, 209, 336. Clatercote. See Clattercote. Clatfortensis. See Clonfert. Clattercote, Clatercote [co.Oxford], prior of, 550. Clauvill, …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… AlenRichard Delahid, baron. Not addressed. 22 Aug. 153. Clattercote Priory. Close Roll, p. 2, No. 33. Rymer, xiv. …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… Novo Loco), Watton, Malton, St. Andrew's of York, Maresia, Clattercote, Holandbrigge ( de Ponte Aslaci), Merleberg, …
A History of the County of Oxford
… House of the Gilbertine order The priory of Clattercote HOUSE OF THE GILBERTINE ORDER 21. THE PRIORY OF CLATTERCOTE At Clattercote, six miles north of Banbury, there was a house of …