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Magna Britannia
… year 1200, when it was granted by King John to the Knights Templars. 1 It belonged, nevertheless, in the year 1234, to …
A History of the County of Shropshire
… the barony-the Mauduits, the king of the Romans, and the Templars-were diverting to Holdgate the suits which their …
Old and New London
… earliest record we find of the place is that the Knights Templars held the manor, which afterwards became the property … LadiesSutton PlaceThe "Mermaid" Tavern"Ward's Corner"The Templars' HouseBrooke HouseNoted Residents at … possessions in the parish formerly held by the Knights Templars, the appellation of the church came to be changed …
A History of the County of Essex
… refers. 66 The alternative name came from the Knights Templars, lessees of the manor in the late 13th century. In … and Isabel leased the manor and the church to the Knights Templars, who were immediately involved in a dispute with … Waltham Abbey concerning suit at the hundred court. 78 The Templars continued to hold the lease until their order was …
A History of the County of York
… Copmanthorpe in 1411 but this may refer to a chapel of the Templars there. 29 Chapels were built at unknown dates in …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… as Gilbert White supposes, Joan granted it to the Knights Templars, or whether after her death it merged in the manor … of Temple, including the farm of Sotherington. The Knights Templars had a preceptory at Sotherington and held the manor … granted all the tenements, lands, and meadows which the Templars had in Selborne by the gift of Almeric de Sacy 48 to …
Register & Records of Holm Cultram
… liability [no. 283]. Nevertheless, exempts such as the Templars, the Hospitallers and others must not build and use …