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House of Benedictine nuns: The priory of Wallingwells

A History of the County of Nottingham

… 9 s. 10 d. The demesne lands produced 6 a year, and other Nottinghamshire lands in Carlton, Gildingwells, Gringley, …

House of Carthusian monks: The priory of Beauvale

A History of the County of Nottingham

… Cressy Fee, Watnall Chaworth, Brook, and Willey, all in Nottinghamshire. 10 One of the most important of these grants … churches at that time were those of Greasley and Selston, Nottinghamshire; Farnham, Yorkshire; Bonby and a pension from … Stamford, Lincolnshire. The temporalities were chiefly in Nottinghamshire, but there was an income of 12 13 s. 4 d. …

House of Cistercian monks: The abbey of Rufford

A History of the County of Nottingham

… Willoughby, Walesby, Besthorpe, Maplebeck, and Kelham, Nottinghamshire, and Abney and Brackenfield (Britterithe), … privileges for his house and its tenants on their Nottinghamshire lands, including freedom from every form of … after Easter. 16 Edward I spent September 1290 in Nottinghamshire, Derbyshire, and Northamptonshire; on the …

House of Cluniac monks: The priory of Lenton

A History of the County of Nottingham

… Linby, and Langar, and the tithes of his fisheries, all in Nottinghamshire; Bakewell with all its appurtenances, two … 70 18 s. 11 d., but far the largest share came from Nottinghamshire. The tithes of corn and hay from Beeston, …

House of Cluniac monks: The priory of St James, Derby

A History of the County of Derby

… the prior of Mont-Didir in France and the prior of Lenton, Nottinghamshire. The visitors arrived at St. James, Derby, … Derby, for lands at Blackfordby; whilst Lenton Priory, Nottinghamshire, paid 10 s. a year to St. James, out of lands …

House of Commons Journal Volume 1: 06 April 1571