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An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… in that deanery. There was a chapel here before Herbert's time, belonging to its mother church of Thorp, which that … 10 d. was not taxed, and so paid no first fruits, but 10 s. 1 d. tenths, 12 d. synodals, and 15 d. procurations; but … bells, and buildings, of the church of St. Mary, with the churchyard and ground on the north and south sides thereof, …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… of young cattle, were valued to the taxes at 13 l. 8 s. and from that time, to the present, it belonged to and … an half of this land, joining to the city in the Confessor's time, belonged to Wicman, who held it under Stigand, not as … de Loddon. 1384, John Mormaunt, buried in St. Gregory's churchyard at Sudbury. 1389, John Wircestre of Cestre, …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… jurisdiction whatever, and were accountable to the King's person only. This church is often called by the names of, … or of Timberhill, of Berstreet, and St. Martin's Priory, because there was (49) A Priory, or fraternity of friars, that dwelt in a house in the churchyard here till they were obliged to join one of the …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… It was founded by Coleburn the priest, in the Conqueror's time, 2 who with the King's license gave 20 acres of land lying round it, valued at 2 … at 20 s. and paid 2 s. to every tenth. It had a large churchyard; for in the accounts I find it was let out to be …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… Carhoe or Carrow CARHOE or CARROW, Or the hill by the carr's side, as the situation plainly demonstrates, stands on a … are no apparent ruins, though its site still is called the Churchyard. 1 Here was an ancient hospital, or nunnery, … to Mr. Dugdale, with revenues to the value of 64 l. 16 s. 6 d. per annum, or according to Mr. Speed, 84 l. 12 s. 1 …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… of St. Martin at the Plain Was anciently called St. Martin's at the Palace-gate, from its standing opposite to the north … in the south porch. 1445, Sir Will. Pyke, buried in the churchyard. 1468, Will. Harbald, buried in the chancel, and … this church, and those of St. Helen, St. Martin, and St. Paul, with their parishes, were within the precinct of the …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… the hounds which formerly were kept near it for the Bishop's use, when the house belonging to the see stood in the parish of St. Simon and Jude, where now is the Maid's-head, and other houses. It is a rectory valued at 30 s. but … in the church. 1451, John Dapeleyn, mason, buried in the churchyard, and gave 4 marks to paint the rood-loft. Walter …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… in the hands of the tenants; the whole in the Confessor's time was worth 4 l. per annum, and 5 l. in the Conqueror's. … Tho. Plumbe; he died rector in 1660, and was succeeded by Paul Chapman, A. M. and afterwards, B.D. who in the year … bur. the 4th June, 1573. Hist. Norf. vol. i. p. 209. Paul Chapman, D.D. rector, buried Nov. 1, 1630. Walker, fo. …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… water or lake. It belonged to Stigand in the Confessor's time, who held it as a berewic or hamlet belonging to the … till the Dissolution of the convent. In Edw. the First's time, it was found by an inquisition then taken, that it … 1361, Andrew Kynne. 1370, Peter Smith, buried in the churchyard, 1375. 1375, Roger Calf. 1386, Edmund Martin, …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… Michael at the Pleas: and first of (87) St. John Baptist's Church in Madder-Market Took this distinguishing … buried in the alley at the west end of the steeple, in the churchyard. 1505, Joan Marlburgh widow, buried in the church, … succeeded Mr. Hall, was buried here March 13, 1647. 1648, Paul Raynham from Bedfield, died 1657, and was succeeded by …