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An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… patron when Norwich Domesday was wrote; the rector had a house and three acres of glebe, though since the terriers … for this. Ralf Shelton, Knt. and John de Honyng, rector of Great Snoryng. He resigned in 1410, to John Clavesberd, …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… Fitz-Robert, patron of Dunmowe priory in Essex, to that house, to which it was impropriated and a vicarage endowed, … now remain. Before the appropriation, the rectory had a house and 20 acres of glebe; it was taxed at 26 marks, and … Austin-friars in Norwich, to which house this family were great benefactors. I take it, he was eldest brother to Sir …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… and purchased divers rents and lands from the manor of Great Moulton, of Bertram de Verdon, of whom it was settled, … and when Norwich Domesday was wrote, the rector had no house but 13 acres of glebe; it was valued at three, and … let it at 8 l. per annum only. It was held by so many with Great Moulton, that the lands titheable to this rectory, are …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… who had a gild kept in it to his honour. The rector had a house and 9 acres of glebe, when Norwich Domesday was made; … who died without issue, and his inheritance went to his great uncle, Nicholas Garnish of Kenton, who was fourth son … Sir John Wentworth of Somerly-town in Suffolk, Knt. 33 the great lawyer, who bought it of Jernegan; and on her brother's …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… first valued at 10, after at 12 marks; the rector had a house and 20 acres of glebe; it paid 6 s. 8 d. procurations, … a new bell, and in 1674, a license passed to lessen the great bell. It stands in the King's Books at 6 l. 13 s. 4 d. … Hulmo et dedit vadem. Buried by the churchyard gate by his house, and gave all he had to be divided among his poor …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… in Stradbrook, 4 to the Prior of Butle, to excuse that house from all suit and service to the county courts or … Knt.; in 1385, he attended John Duke of Lancaster in his great expedition into Spain, and was at the famous battle of … Ralf died 25 April 1424, as the inscription on his tomb in Great Snoryng church saith. He had two brothers, William and …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… fines are arbitrary, and they give now dower. The manor-house called Stratton-hall, and the demeans, were not sold … Bourne, when Norwich Domesday was wrote, the rector had a house and 40 acres of glebe, now increased to 50, and paid … payment thereof, now the estate of Mr. Joseph Cotman of Great Yarmouth. John Roope gave 1 l. 6 s. to be paid yearly …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… it of the FitzWalters manor of Hemenhale; that the manor-house had 90 acres of land adjoining, woods, groves, a … in 1404, of whom Pitsspeaks, p. 607. He was D. D. a man of great learning, remarkable piety, and a good orator; a great preacher against the disciples of Wickliff, Hus, and …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… of Falixtown, commonly called Flixton, in Suffolk: The house is a grand ancient building, and fronts the road from … the prior of Bromholm was patron, and the rector had a house and 10 acres of glebe; it was valued at 12, after at 14 … son and heir; Tho. Baxter had it about 1600; he built the house called Ranthorp-hall, in the windows of which are the …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… 202. Before the Welholmes removed to their new made manor-house at Stratton, they dwelt in the old site of their manor … of Pentney in Norfolk, by Rob. de Vaux, founder of that house, to which it was appropriated before 1273; 14 it was … Alice; Alice the 2 d Daughter married to Henry Bastard of Great-Dunham in this County Gent. who had Issue 6 Sonns, …