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A History of the County of Kent
… Hospitals Strood 64. THE HOSPITAL OF STROOD The hospital of the New Work of St. Mary of Strood … of Christianity in Jerusalem and the liberation of King Richard. He granted to it the churches of Aylesford, St. … Strode or Scheftling, appointed 1345, 26 deserted 1352 27 William de Basynges, appointed 1361, 28 died 1383 29 Thomas …
A History of the County of Stafford
… Hospitals Tamworth, St James 31. THE HOSPITAL OF ST. JAMES, TAMWORTH The hospital of St. James, Tamworth, … granted St. James's Hospital and its appurtenances to William de Crouebyrihal', chaplain; 4 he was to reside in the … in 1593 devised 'Spittelfield' and 'Spittelhill' to his son Humphrey. 20 The hospital chapel stands between the roads …
A History of the County of Somerset
… Hospitals Taunton 33. THE HOSPITAL OF TAUNTON The master and leprous brethren of Taunton received royal protection in 1236, 139 which was … of the Holy Ghost and St. Margaret, in 1334. 141 Canon Richard Bruton in 1417 142 left 20 s. to the 'spytelhouse' of …
A History of the County of Rutland
… Hospitals Tolethorpe HOSPITALS 2. THE HOSPITAL OF TOLETHORPE A hospital was founded at Tolethorpe in 1301 by … of the foundation was not long observed, as in 1359 Sir William de Burton rebuilt the ancient chapel at Tolethorpe … but the chapel itself was probably in ruins by that time. Richard is entered as master in 1379, with John as his …
A History of the County of Berkshire
… Hospitals Wallingford 27. THE HOSPITAL OF ST. JOHN BAPTIST, WALLINGFORD Without the south gate of … deed, when Alexander de Stalles was mayor, is a grant by Richard Robechild of a piece of land in Wallingford opposite … holding by them of 3 acres of land which they had from William her husband so namely, that I may be excommunicated …
A History of the County of Norfolk
… Hospitals Walsoken 104. THE HOSPITAL OF WALSOKEN There was a chapel dedicated to the Holy Trinity … as by a master. In December, 1390, Thomas Fayrandgod and Richard Holn, perpetual chaplains of Holy Trinity chapel, … it is therein stated that the hospital was founded by King Richard I. 2 The Valor of 1535 estimates the annual value of …
A History of the County of Warwick
… Hospitals Warwick 33. THE HOSPITAL OF ST. JOHN BAPTIST, WARWICK At the east entrance to the town … de Wotton, 1359 John de Kekingwyke, 1363 John Hadham, 1404 Richard Peyntur, 1445 Richard Leyland, 1461-73 14 William Holwell, appointed 1473 14 Walter Strange, resigned …
A History of the County of Durham
… Hospitals Werhale 30. THE HOSPITAL OF WERHALE In 1265 Sir Marmaduke, knt., son of Geoffrey, granted to Richard, then warden of the hospital of Werhale, and his …
A History of the County of Norfolk
… Hospitals West Somerton 96. THE HOSPITAL OF WEST SOMERTON Ralph de Glanville, chief justice of England, who founded the priory of Butley in Suffolk, also … 5 An inquisition held by the escheator for Norfolk, 20 Richard II, brought out the details of this foundation. It …
A History of the County of Sussex
… Hospitals Westham 50. THE HOSPITAL OF WESTHAM The particulars of this hospital, which lay in the parish of Westham, and in … of 1354. 4 About the middle of the fifteenth century William Slyhand left 40 s. to the hospital of St. John in …