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A History of the County of Wiltshire
… for the farmstead, below, econ. hist. (Calne: agric.); churches [vicarage ho.]. Cf. W.R.O., G 18/1/9; ibid. 1409, … from Marsh, Hist. Calne, 132, is unconvincing. Below, churches [chantries]. Valor Eccl. (Rec. Com.), ii. 132. …
Calendar of Documents Preserved in France
… of its tithe and church etc. Of the gift of Stigand, the churches of Falaise with the tithes and the church of Wibrai … of Baldwin, son of count Gilbert, and Emma his wife, the churches of Foresta with the tithes and 200 acres of land … the mills and tithes which he had already given to other churches, on condition that, so long as he lives, or his lord …
Calendar of Documents Preserved in France
… church and parish of Horseleia, so that these parishes and churches may owe no subjection one to the other. Testibus: … of land, the tithe of which was held in common by the churches of Lion and of Plumetot, as it was made in the … relatives and friends, he gives his canons of Briweton the churches of Moyon and Taissy with all their appurtenances, so …
Calendar of Documents Preserved in France
… Grimould, in the presence of Philip bishop of Bayeux, the churches of Burey and St. Martin of Trottemer with their … by Robert Patric and Philippa de Rosel his wife of the churches in Philippa's fee etc. Teste ( sic) Henrico … prior and the brethren of Plessis. He confirms to them the churches of Planchere, Bernires, and Mundervilla with the …
Old and New London
… It is one of the finest and largest of the new parish churches in the kingdom. The style of architecture is the … bank of the Surrey Canal, after the model of one of the churches in Rome, was built about 1830. There are few churches in or near London which have witnessed more …