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A History of the County of Somerset
… Yeovil sands, and a junction bed of limestone. 8 The church stands on this rising ground above the village. The … a few cottages, some farms, and Thorne House. The church and former Rectory stood at its southern end, on a … as only half a manor. 35 Robert Coffin was patron of the church 36 and the most prosperous resident at Thorn in 1327. …
Thoroton's History of Nottinghamshire
… the third year of King John, conveyed the Advowson of the Church of Turnehage to Thora Prioress of Brodholme, and her … pleasure grounds attached to it. The village is small. The church is dedicated to St. Helen, has a low brick tower with … family, besides those above-mentioned, are noticed in this church. Patron, George Nevile, Esq. Incumbent, Hugh Palmer, …
A History of the County of York North Riding
… has a flat plaster ceiling coved at the sides. The church stands on a rise at the east end of the village and … Gules a sheaf or with two steel helms in the chief. Church The church of ALL SAINTS consists of a chancel 41 ft. 3 in. by 21 …
A History of the County of York North Riding
… to Thirsk. It consists of little more than the church, the vicarage and the school. There is a ford across … it. In 1251 an arrangement was made by which the abbot and church should hold the manor of North Kilvington of Philip … of Kilvington. Azure three gimel bars and a chief or. Church The church of ST. LEONARD consists of a chancel 27 ft. …
A History of the County of York North Riding
… was a capital messuage here in the 18th century. 13 The church stands on lower ground a quarter of a mile to the … in Danby belonged to the liberty of St. Mary of York. 103 Church The church of ST. OSWALD apparently still retains the walling of …
A History of the County of York North Riding
… Watlass originally consisted of two distinct vills; as the church, which is frequently mentioned in connexion with … the 'manor of Thornton Watlass' with the advowson of the church and about 50 acres of land at Thornton Watlass, … Matthew Blayney Smith-Dodsworth, bart. Thornton Watlass Church from the North-west In 1280 Richard son of Adam de …
Thoroton's History of Nottinghamshire
… Priory, and some very little to Sibthorp College. This Church is dedicated to St. Elena the Queen. [Throsby] … Esq, of Oxton; Rev. Charles Wilde, rector of St. Nicholas' church, Nottingham; and a Mr. Carver, of Birmingham. . . . . … resided in this village, and kept a pack of hounds. The church is small, and has a spire steeple, with only two …
Thoroton's History of Nottinghamshire
… 33 E. 1. released all their Right in the Advowson of the Church of Thorpe Bozard to John de Segrave and his Heirs, and … House) but a Shepherd only kept Ale to sell in the Church, which is still presentative, and to it all the Tythes … of it. Here are only 2 houses and the remains of a church (see plate 6). The church was in use about 60 years …
A History of the County of Surrey
… date, of red brick with central chimneys. Close to the church on the north, one of these houses has two upper-floor … of Mr. W. C. Scott; The Grange of Mr. E. H. Holden. The church stands close against a background of trees. From it a … 1835, and the present house, called Thorpe Place, built. CHURCH The church of ST. MARY consists of a chancel 27 ft. by …
Magna Britannia
… Baillie, M. D., and is now his property. In the parish church is an altar-tomb with the effigies of two men and two … inscription is gone, but it appears by Bassano's volume of Church Notes, taken in 1707, &c., that it is the monument of … lost the use of his left arm and afterwards his life." The church of Thorpe was appropriated to the priory of Tutbury: …