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A History of the County of Oxford
… have been augmented, although no grant has been traced. Glebe seems to have comprised 1 yardland, carrying with it … total was estimated at 251/2 a. in 1685. 70 In 1765 the glebe was said to be rated at 2 yardlands, and in 1844 the … century Begbroke's tithes yielded c. £70 a year and the glebe between £20 and £30, 73 but by 1823 tithes had …
A History of the County of Oxford
… of the Marshes, farmed from Kidlington, and the rectorial glebe, farmed from Yarnton. 42 Begbroke Hall farm, comprising …
A History of the County of Oxford
… war, seems to have acquired some at least of the de Lacy lands, which were confirmed after his death in 1137 to his … William de Braose in rebellion against King John. The Lacy lands escheated once more to the Crown, but were recovered by … estate presumably followed the descent of other Adderbury lands, passing to John's uncle Thomas Adderbury (d. by 1362), …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… have been commuted for 260, and there are 3 acres of glebe. Belleau (St. John the Baptist) BELLEAU ( St. John the … on every side, and on the east and south its demesne lands are walled in with woody banks formed by the South Tyne … the tithes have been commuted for 290, and there is a glebe of 55 acres. The church contains a tablet to the memory …
The History and Antiquities of the County of Suffolk
… II., whose heirs exchanged it with Robert de Gladeson for lands in Normandy. "Antiq: Rex Henr: dedit Balderic de Bosco … Gernum tenent, set nescit r p: qd: servicium." 4 Certain lands, and apparently the manor of Gapton in Belton, &c., … 16 perches, consist of roads, drains, and water. The glebe lands amount to 19 acres, 2 roods, 19 perches, …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… have been commuted for 354, and there are 24 acres of glebe. The church consists of a nave and chancel, with a … The tithes were commuted for land in 1820: the old glebe, with a house and garden, is valued at 30 per annum; … railway terminates about 1 mile from Shotley-Bridge. The lands are chiefly tithe-free. One of the first meeting-houses …