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The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… acquired from an image of that saint, which stood in the church, and was much visited by pilgrims, on account of its … of Westgate and borough of Hackington, in which the church and village of it stand, yet that part containing the … and at a little distance on the opposite side of the church, adjoining to the church-yard westward, stood the old …
The Cartulary of Holy Trinity, Aldgate
… the prior and convent have in the right of the house and church of Holy Trinity an annual rent of 10s. issuing from … street in the parish of St. Katherine near the house and church of Holy Trinity enclosing the cemetery of the house containing in length from the east end of the church of St. Katherine to the tenement of the prior and …
The Cartulary of Holy Trinity, Aldgate
… held of the grantor beside the cemetery of the same church on the east; the canons to pay a rent of 10s. p.a. to … 25 July 1345 and William bequeathed the tenement to the church as appears in his will 2 enrolled after 14 Feb. 1351 … III: after Matthew Pecok; his widow, 47 Ed. III; and the church 3 ( ecclesia ipsa), 10 Ric. II: after John Mychel; …
The Cartulary of Holy Trinity, Aldgate
… all the rents he had in Cheap towards ( versus) the church of St. Michael; William de Assendon; Katherine …
Magna Britannia
… said by William of Worcester, to have been buried in the church of this cell. Walter de Exon, who wrote a history of … property and residence of Mr. Simon Irving. In the parish-church are memorials of the family of Avent; and a tablet, … Truro. The principal village in this parish, besides the church-town, is Portloe, a fishing-cove. The manor of …
A History of the County of Hertford
… seems probable that Stephen de Waltham, parson of the church of Digswell, and Ralph de St. Denis were acting for … of the free tenants and of Peter, parson of St. Andrew's Church. 73 Rather later Sele seems to have come to the … the fine flour called Hertfordshire White was made. 79 The church of St. Andrew is dealt with under the borough of …
A History of the County of Oxford
… 10 A reconstruction of the road from St. Clement's church to the foot of Headington Hill in 1682 is described by … War. Although it was partially restored after 1660, Christ Church preferred to let it fall into decay since market … in parishes as far distant as Garsington and Wood Eaton, and secured their agreement to the inclosure of …
A History of the County of Somerset
… of St. Decumans, 1 named after the patron saint of its church, 2 occupies the coastal plain at the mouth of a broad … Celtic influence is also implied in the dedication of the church to the Welsh saint Decuman. 29 Williton (Willettun in … and then flows close to the former manor house 31 and church. Both that stream and, by the 12th century, the …
A History of the County of Berkshire
… were for all practical purposes independent of the mother church after the Dissolution. Shippon was separated for … that the site known as Helenstow 18 took its name from the church there which was and is under the invocation of St. … gold and silver coverings from twelve reliquaries of the church. John de St. Helen, the successor of Richard, held of …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… position in relation to the various tithings is the church, which is described in a manuscript of the 18th century as 'a Chappel of Ease belonging to the mother church of Hurstbourne.' 2 South of the village is Upper Link, … later descent of the other holding has not been traced. Church The church of ST. PETER consists of a chancel 37 ft. 3 …