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A History of the County of Huntingdon
… William Brito, by permission of Prior Roger, established a chantry in the chapel to be served by the chaplains of the …
The Cartulary of Holy Trinity, Aldgate
… on the east and that of William Tryple, belonging to the chantry of William Prudhom, on the west, both of which are of …
A History of the County of Durham
… high altar from the south aisle, but also of that of the chantry altar from the nave. The chancel arch, having been … was vested in the Dean and Chapter of Durham. The earliest chantry in this church was that of Our Lady, founded 33 and … church, probably in the 13th century. The patronage of the chantry after the founder's death was vested in the Prior and …
A History of the County of Durham
… 130. In South Street, by a tenement belonging to the chantry of St. Mary in St. Margaret's Chapel (Pat. 11 Chas. …
A History of the County of Durham
… a chapel for which he obtained the privileges of a chantry. 114 Walter de Andri was holding the family fee … in 1419. 491 Land here formed part of the endowment of the chantry of St. James in St. Nicholas church and rent from it …
Magna Britannia
… clerk, who settled it, with Combe, parcel thereof, on a chantry founded by himself. The manors of Shillingham and …
A History of the County of Hertford
… be sold and the money from the sale devoted to founding a chantry and paying off debts which her husband Richard had …
Magna Britannia
… Goscote, in this parish, dedicated to St. Lawrence. 13 A chantry and grammar-school were founded, in the reign of … residuary legatee, and commits to his discretion the chantry and grammar-school, which she had founded in her …
A History of the County of Somerset
… roofed with stone, together with a chapel, used as a chantry served by the rector of Aisholt. 284 A mansion house … 14th century. 768 After 1369 land was given to support a chantry chaplain there to pray for the FitzUrse family, 769 … 'le bruhowsse' and 7 a. of land. 771 Considered to be a chantry, the chapel was dissolved in 1548, and its two bells …