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An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… which died about 1299. In 1293, he was summoned among the great men to attend King Edward I. at Portsmouth, on the … fees. The south part of the moiety of the capital mansion-house of the Creke family at North Creke, and the moiety of … at Sandwich, and the same day landed at Calais with a great army, and laid siege to Bologne, till Nov. 8, when a …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… south isle, nave, and chancel are all leaded; the vicarage-house joins to the west part of the churchyard: there are the … value of 44 s. As the impropriation consists of all the great, so doth the vicarage of all the small, tithes, except … and Tunstall, in Suffolk; with 20 messuages, &c. in Great and Little-Glemham, &c. 30 messuages, 1800 acres of …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… or Little-Wacton, Which always attended the manor of Great-Moulton from that time to this, (as at p. 205,) in … of Thomas-Bokenham Tirrel, lord of the manor of Park's in Great Wacton, to which it lately belonged, though formerly it … and when Norwich Domesday was made, the rector had a house and 16 acres of glebe; the revenues were so small, that …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… lately. When Norwich Domesday was made, the rector had a house and 16 acres of glebe; 1 the house is situate against … tied her estate in Wacton, now Mr. Joseph Cotman's of Great Yarmouth, for ever to pay 2 l. 12 s. yearly, to be … of the parish as constantly attend there. Rectors of Great-Wacton. 1310, John Tayt. Alice de Hanonia Countess of …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… time, except that part which Almar then held of that house, which was almost half the town. This part was a manor … of the chapel are named, and a poor's box standing at the great hall-door; the custom of that time being, to put in … servants, as is usual now. He seems to have been a man of great hospitality, for he left eighty dishes, seventy-five …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… a pension of 26 s. 8 d. payable by the prior, out of the great tithes, all which were afterwards disappropriated, by … Esq. who had it by grant from the prior, before the house was dissolved. 1550, 24 May, John Deane, 6 or Deen, … in Suffolk. (Registr. Gelour fo. 16.) He was rector of Great St. Bartholomews, London, in 1555, prebendary of …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… of Bury till the Dissolution, 15 each rector having a house, with a carucate of land, a third part of the manor, … his Majesty, for his house was plundered and rifled of a great deal of plate, linen, and other goods; he was also … in the County of Hartford, Esq; which said Sir Tho: was a great Traveller, before and after Marriage, his Ladie …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… there is a fine extent in the Escheat Roll, in which the Great Wood, or Home Wood, from which the family first took … 1335, and dying without issue, his manor reverted to the great manor again. The Advowson Of Fersfield, And 40 acres of … or Bois, from the great wood which joined to their mansion-house, and was not cleared till Queen Elizabeth's time; …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… tenths, and is capable of augmentation; here is a rectory-house, and about 3 or 4 acres of glebe. It is a small … In Norwich Domesday it is said, that the rector then had a house and 20 acres land, not taxed. The old tenth was 1 l. 5 …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… confirmed it, but agreed to appropriate the whole to that house; and in 1271, the 56th of Henry III. endowed the … to the dignity of a knight; and in case he should lose any great horse in the war, he was to have recompense according … York castle, 22 and Sheriff of that county, and lived in great honour till 1345, in which year being in the second …