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A History of the County of Kent
… 2 of the life of St. Eanswith says that the site of the church was swallowed up by the sea. In 1095 Nigel de … lord of Folkestone, and Emma his wife granted the church of St. Mary and St. Eanswith, Folkestone, and all the … castle of Folkestone, where they were founded, to a new church outside. Pope Innocent III on 26 May, 1204, confirmed …
A History of the County of Dorset
… that the manor of Frampton in Dorset was held by the church of St. Stephen, the Norman abbey of Caen founded by … with the advowson of the vicarage at 100 s. and the church held 'in proprios usus' at 13 6 s. to be worth 58 4 s. … war should last. 31 The lessee presented in 1387 to the church of Frampton, which, except for an interval following …
A History of the County of Lincoln
… Great Limber 119. THE PRIORY OF GREAT LIMBER The manor and church of Great Limber were granted by Richard de Humet, … was ever a priory there in any other sense. The manor and church were sold by the abbot of Aunay in 1393 to the priory …
A History of the County of Lincoln
… in 1380 was returned as 19 0 s. 5 d., including the church of Haugham; 7 in 1387 as 27 11 s. 4 d., when the waste …
A History of the County of Norfolk
… addition to this there was a pension or portion from the church of Horstead of 3 13 s. 4 d. Horstead was amongst the …
A History of the County of Lincoln
… and the cell having no other endowment than the manor and church of Hough, was intended for the support of a prior with … the Exchequer. Most of the chantries founded in the priory church had lapsed, as the prior could not serve them all by …
A History of the County of Stafford
… Hamstall Ridware, Meaford, and a hide at Marston in Church Eaton and one in Shropshire Silvington for the welfare … at hundred and shire courts. 3 He also confirmed the church of Lapley, with tithe and burial rights, to the monks … Robert, a royal chaplain; Godric contended that the church had formed part of Alfgar's grant. 4 St. Remy secured …
A History of the County of Norfolk
… possessions at Lessingham as 16 13 s. 9 d., whilst the church of Lessingham was entered at 6 13 s. 4 d. It was …
A History of the County of Kent
… abbot, but eventually (about 1165) withdrew his claim. The church of Lewisham 6 was appropriated to the abbey by G. bishop of Rochester, and the church of East Greenwich 7 by Bishop Richard in 1239. The …
A History of the County of Dorset
… the manor of Loders with all its appurtenances and the church, in Dorset, and the manor, appurtenances, and church of Axmouth, in Devonshire; 54 these are included in … of the reputed founder and his family. 55 Besides the church of Loders the abbot of Montebourg held in Dorset …