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A History of the County of Surrey
… the Dissolution. 50 During this time the duty of finding a chaplain devolved upon the vicar of Woking. In the 14th … it was found that the latter had omitted to provide a chaplain, and he was commanded to do so by reason of 'the composition made on that behalf to provide a chaplain to perform divine service in the chapel of Pyrford …
A History of the County of Oxford
… Pishill. A late-15th-century letter from Thomas Stonor's chaplain complains that Stonor's 'husbandry' was 'not well … of land with adjoining meadow at Standhill; he and his chaplain were to say daily services at Pyrton and Standhill. … vicar, gave the farm to Sir William Stonor in 1479 for his chaplain, Rede wrote to Stonor complaining. 661 In the 1660's …
A History of the County of Northampton
… tell, too, how Robert, the second of the brothers, was chaplain to Queen Mary, at whose death he resigned his stall … a messuage and land in Pytchley to Henry de Nassington, chaplain celebrating in the church of Pytchley, and his …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… demesne at Membury in 1324 when the bishop gave the chaplain appointed to serve it a stipend of 50 s. a year in … was mentioned in 1405 and was presumably served by the chaplain mentioned then as appointed by the vicar and in … 1459 William York was licensed to found a chantry with a chaplain to say mass daily at the altar of St. Mary in the …
A History of the County of Huntingdon
… to the Abbot of Ramsey and the incumbent was styled chaplain and, later, curate. At the Dissolution the church …
A History of the County of Bedford
… and 180 acres, worth 4 marks, was granted to Roger Ball, chaplain, and Maud Perdington. 58 On Stephen's death, a few …