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A History of the County of York
… was William Wendover, who had been degraded from the post of prior for his opposition to the late abbot. 43 He was … 326. Ibid. 326. Ibid. 433. Ibid. ii, 119. Ibid. 238. Ibid. iii, 240. Ibid. p. xxxvii. Poulson, Holderness, 314. Chron. de Melsa, iii, p. xxxvii. Ibid. p. xlii. Ibid. i, 76. Ibid. 107. Chron …
A History of the County of York
… and so led them to exchange Walter de Gant's land with Henry II for other land nearer Rievaulx than Stainton, which … It is revealed in a rescript from Pope Alexander III (1159-81) 10 to the Bishop of Exeter, the Abbot of St. … died 1211 Helyas, resigned 1215 (Abbot of Melrose 1216) Henry, 1215, died 1216 William III, 1216, died 1223 Roger, …
A History of the County of York
… 35 confirmed 1491 John Heslington, 36 confirmed 1503 Henry Cundal, last abbot The 15th-century seal 37 is a … 1248. Ibid. (2), App. 25. Ellis, Orig. Letters (Ser. 3), iii, 32-4, from Miss Graham, St. Gilbert of Sempringham and …
A History of the County of York
… were to be priests, in the abbey, 7a and in 1313 8 his son Henry de Percy, considering their poverty, gave to the abbot … de Stokesleye, sub-prior, Robert de Kereby, cellarer, Henry de Bolton, subcellarer, John Tempest, sacrist, Richard … fol. 76 b; see also fol. 57 b. Cal. of Papal Letters, iii, 382. Harland, Hist. Acct. of Salley Abbey, 25; quoting …
A History of the County of Buckingham
… was confirmed by Robert, Earl of Leicester, by Stephen and Henry II., by Theobald of Canterbury, and Robert of Lincoln. … 1198, occurs till 1209 Maurice, 40 occurs 1219 and 1222 Henry, 41 occurs 1226, died 1228 Thomas, 42 occurs 1230 and … The mistake may easily be traced. Ann. Mon. (Rolls Ser.), iii. 109, has 'Eodem anno obiit Stephanus Cantuariensis; …
A History of the County of Kent
… was renewed by him on 10 November, 1198, and confirmed by Henry III on 24 April, 1253. 8 The latter king also in the same … which were allowed, citing the charters of Richard I and Henry III. The jury found, however, that he had no user of …
A History of the County of Oxford
… Bodleian Library; we have also valuable confirmations by Henry II (about 1170), by Richard I in 1189, and by John in … in 1281 they report that Augerus is eligible for the post of abbot at Bruern or elsewhere, and the five monks who … 82. Valor. Eccl. (Rec. Com.), ii, 203. Cal. Chart. R. Hen. III. 176. Cal. Anc. D. B. 1319. See the Taxatio. Cal. of …
A History of the County of Cumberland
… was founded by him in the early years of the reign of Henry I., and the priory of St. Bees was founded by his … The political troubles which followed the death of Henry I. were disastrous to the new institution at Calder. … were confirmed to the monks in 1231 by charter 8 of Henry III. The convent was called upon from time to time to defend …
A History of the County of Chester
… near Combermere by gifts, purchases, and leases. Ranulph III, earl of Chester, during whose minority alms of 2 a year … 1219 another daughter house of Combermere was founded by Henry de Audley at Hulton in Staffordshire. 23 Relations … a lay brother of Combermere, was keeper of the works for Henry III and c. 1300 another monk, Thomas the Plumber, was …
A History of the County of Stafford
… Overy (Leics.); and the churches of Alton and Tugby. Henry II's confirmation of Bertram's charter included also … grange had been established there by 1275. 11 By the 1230s Henry de Audley had given the monks a pasture on Morridge to … Hist. and Antiquities of Leics. i(1), p. lx; ibid. iii(1), 483. Dugdale, Mon. v. 661-2; S.H.C. 1913, 22; Cal. …