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A History of the County of Buckingham
… of Nutley 11. THE ABBEY OF NUTLEY The Abbey of Nutley, or Crendon Park, was founded early in the twelfth century by … was seldom visited by the bishops of Lincoln. Richard of Crendon, who was abbot in 1333, was mixed up in a very … Valentine Bownde, the prior, became chaplain of Long Crendon, 20 and another canon was cantarist of the fraternity …
A History of the County of Huntingdon
… Hemington, Turvey, Upstone, Cratefield, and the manors of Crendon, Charlton, Barford, and Turvey in Bedfordshire, and …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… the abbey of Nutley, which he had founded in his park at Crendon, near Tame in Buckinghamshire; 3 but it appearing …
A History of the County of Oxford
… John, 64, 71 Creech, Thomas, 281 Creed, James, 331 Crendon, Long (Bucks.), 175 Crewe, Nathaniel, 3rd Baron …
A History of the County of Oxford
… 77, 78 Crecy, battle of, 25 Crees, John, 108; Syd., 255 Crendon, Long (Bucks.), 9, 59, 111, 222 Creslow (Bucks.), 266 … Holland, Cath. Anne, 39; Giles, 40, 97, 126; John, of Long Crendon, 111; John, V. of Aston, 17, 37, 38, 39; Thos., Earl … John, V. of Aston and of Thame, 37; Wm., Min. of Long Crendon (Bucks.), 209 Newburgh, Thos., Earl of Warwick, 185, …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… 193; John (fl. 1646), 193; John (fl. 1671), 193; fam., 193 Crendon, Long (Bucks.), see Notley Abbey Creswyke, Francis, … 78, 84; Rector of, see Rawden Notley Abbey, in Long Crendon (Bucks.), 16870 Nottingham, Eliz., m. 2 Ric. Pole, …
A History of the County of Oxford
… de, see Heyford Crawfurd, G. P., v. of Bicester, 44, 46 Crendon, Long (Bucks.), 156, 263, 314 Crevequer, Sybil de, … 262; Ric., 133; Thos., 262; fam., 133 Giffard, of Long Crendon (Bucks.), Wal., later earl of Buckingham (d. 1102), … r. of Finmere, 122, 123; Wm., 124; fam., 123, 124 Long Crendon, see Crendon Long Handborough, see Handborough …
A History of the County of Oxford
… 180 Crede, Thos. and his w. Marg. 131; and see Stockham Crendon, Long (Bucks.), 180, 217; Bridge, 197; minister of, … 1594), miller, 193; Sir Rob. (d. 1649), of Ascot, Long Crendon, and Dorton (Bucks.), 83, 90, 127, 144; Wm. (d. … Banking Co., 183 Long, Wal., 124, 126, 135, 143, 200 Long Crendon, see Crendon, Long Longe, le, Rog., 153 Longespe, …
A History of the County of Oxford
… Geof. de, 251 Crawley, Chas., 206, 213; fam., 207, 213 Crendon, Long (Bucks.), 51 Cressy, Rob., 86 n Crew, Eliz. … T., 257; Wm., 38,40 Long Compton, see Compton, Long Long Crendon, see Crendon, Long Long Wittenham, see Wittenham, Long Longland, …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Buckinghamshire
… baronet, floor slab to, 1680. II. 160. Angle Way, Long Crendon. I. 235. Anglo-Saxon period. II. 11. Anglo-Saxon … 293. Austin Canons, houses of: Chetwode. II. 19, 85. Long Crendon. I. 725, 2446; II. 19. Missenden. I. 173; II. 19. … 222. Little Horwood. II. 177. Little Marlow. I. 232. Long Crendon. I. 239, 240241. Marsh Gibbon. II. 191, 192. Nash. …