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A History of the County of Oxford
… cottars, the tenant land amounting to perhaps 4 yardlands; rents yielded £1, and the villein's works were valued at 9 s. … generations, acquired leases of 20 years or more. Annual rents doubled from £101 in 1674 to £220 and 100 'good milk …
A Topographical Dictionary of Wales
… which Mr. Richard was master, and which was endowed with rents now amounting to about 150, for forty boys of the Upper … two former in this parish, and the latter in Vainor, the rents of which, now amounting to 22. 10., he appropriated for …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… the interest to be appropriated to the payment of the rents of widows in that parish; and 1000 to be lent without …
Survey of London
… formed the nucleus of what became known as Norwich Rents (see p. 58). Bishop of Norwich In 1536, the King, after … the 19 houses along the Strand frontage known as York Rents were granted to various purchasers (see p. 59). In the … extra ground. q The 19 tenements became known as Norwich Rents. For a short time after 1536 they were called the Duke …
Survey of London
… of Westminster in the parish of St. Margaret, and all his rents and possessions between the Abbey of Westminster and … of "our houses in the street of Westminster, with the rents, gardens, vivaries, and all other appurtenances without …
Feet of Fines of the Tudor period [Yorks]
… Hoton Super Montem, and Doncaster, with tenements and rents in the same. Geoffrey Myddelton, esq., and Reginald …