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A History of the County of Huntingdon
… Richard Carter. 45 The manor and manor house called Colne Farm were settled in 1593 on the marriage of Thomas son of … ADVOWSON Colne is a chapelry annexed with Pidley to the rectory or vicarage of Somersham (q.v.). The incumbents were … receiving ten parts out of twenty of the profits of the rectory, from which he was to pay three parts to the curate …
Magna Britannia
… state of dilapidation: part of it has been fitted up as a farm-house. The manor of Whitwell belonged anciently to the … of William Jackson, Esq. The dean of Exeter has the rectory and the rectorial manor of Colyton Ralegh, and is patron of the vicarage. The ancient rectory-house, which has the remains of a chapel, stands near …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… Abbot and convent of Bee Hellouin, and soon afterwards the rectory was appropriated to the abbey. 17 The advowson of the …
A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely
… Burdeleys to Church End, where the church and the adjacent Rectory Farm and vicarage stand on the ridge south of the Tit brook, … have passed to Edward Slegge of Cambridge, farmer of the rectory since 1536, 141 whose son Edward was said at his …
A History of the County of Surrey
… such a purpose, as the extensive cellars under several old farm-houses and cottages below the chalk ridge in Surrey … upper stories, and high pitched tiled roofs, those of a farm-house at Compton being hipped over the wings of the …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… west of the church at the top of Carman's Lane is the Rectory, dating from 1780. Then the street becomes a narrow lane leading on between fields, thick hedges, and farm buildings to picturesque Dummer's Farm. From here it … of Winchester. 31 The living is at the present time a rectory, net yearly value 234 with two acres of glebe and …
A History of the County of Berkshire
… are two windmills, one Compton Windmill, near Windmill Farm; the other, north of the church, was brought from Little … by the Prior of Hurley. 122 After the Dissolution both the rectory and the advowson of the church were granted to Henry … pro has vice. 126 In the autumn of the same year the rectory and advowson were sold by the Earl of Berkshire to …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… The bulk of the wood passed after inclosure to the Lower Farm estate, 14 and it formed part of an estate based on that … more prominently sited, is the former farmhouse of the rectory farm, called Parsonage Farm in the 19th century, … a pair with an adjoining malthouse belonging to the rectory estate in 1792. 40 The pair of cottages was rebuilt …
A History of the County of Berkshire
… of the Portway, and consists of two portions, the church, rectory (which was rebuilt in 1849) and manor standing to the … in making a picture of great charm and beauty. Knighton Farm also has an ancient history, for it must occupy the site … Among the fields to the north-east of Knighton is Hardwell Farm, with a moat, marking the site of the capital messuage …
A History of the County of Somerset
… some 17th and 18th-century houses, of which one, Bartletts Farm, occupies a site with medieval origins. Compton, Dundon, … a 61-a. farm in 1841, later known as Charity Farm. 158 Rectory Estate Compton Dundon Rectory had become a prebend in Wells cathedral by 1291. 159 …