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A History of the County of Surrey
… sand soil. Cobham Tilt is an open green near the Mole. Church Cobham was the original village, but Street Cobham is … Church Cobham. Both are on the Mole. There was a fair on St. Andrew's Day, the patron saint of the church, changed to … of the semaphores in the line from London to Portsmouth. St. John's Mission Church was built in 1899 by Miss Carrick …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… which being finished, his body, which was deposited in the church, was brought hither, and laid in it. The building is a … this parish, adjoining the above road, is a water, called St. Thomas's-well, probably from the use made of it by St. Thomas Becket in his journeyings through these parts. Our …
A History of the County of Bedford
… part of which consists of the Cockayne Hatley estate. The church is built in the park, a little to the south of … in Hatley by Efelmus and his wife Affa to the abbot of St. Benedict, Ramsey, but no later evidence has been obtained … to his manor of Langford. 36 Church The church of ST. JOHN consists of a chancel 19 ft. 6 in. by 16 ft. 3 in., …
Thoroton's History of Nottinghamshire
… Demesne, between his own Lands next the Sun, to God and St. Peter of Iburgarton, and the Canons there serving God, … Jollanus de Nevill for 24s. per Annum; and of the Prior of St. Katherin's without Lincolne, by the Service of 8s. per … a Chauntry at the Altar of St. Peter, in the Parish Church of Codington, for one Priest to pray for him while he …
A History of the County of Hertford
… by a branch road which runs north from Wheathampstead. The church stands a little way from the village on the east. … This land Elphelmus gave to the abbot and convent of St. Albans in whose hands it remained until the dissolution … in wresting 15 acres from the abbot. 5 The abbots of St. Albans claimed, in addition to the extensive liberties …
A History of the County of Northampton
… of the Nene, its northern boundary. To the north, past the church, stands the water-mill on the Nene. There were about … is now the chief industry. The wake followed the feast of St. Peter, 4 the patron saint of the church. Writing in 1904 … of Cogenhoe. 12 Henry de Cogenhoe, who, about 1175, gave St. Andrew's Priory tithes of Harrowden, 13 may have been …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… until a pump was erected over it in 1905. 57 The parish church stands some way north-west of the green and is set … Walter de Clifford in the right of his wife 110 Emme de St. Leger. Hugh was dead by 1194 and Walter de Baskerville, … Ormonde, was survived by his daughters Anne, wife of James St. Leger, and Margaret, wife of Sir William Boleyn. 130 Anne …
A History of the County of York North Riding
… plantations, among which stands Hambleton House. The church of St. Michael is at the east end of the village, which consists … with other lands of the Templars to the hospital of St. John of Jerusalem. 9 It was attached to the preceptory of …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… being unfrequented it is but very little known. The church is situated at the west end of it, next to … called Mewsole, formerly belonging to the abbey of St. Augustine, and accounted a manor. 1 It now belongs to the … with the sepulture of his body, to the hospital of St.Mary, in Dover, afterwards called the Maison Dieu, then …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… in the East in 1743 and 1745. A little to the south of the church is Colemore Farm, and close to the farm at the corner … manor of Colemore, and had usually the patronage of the church. 21 The name Kernet first occurs about 1166, when Hugh … sable with a saltire countercoloured. Church The church of ST. PETER ADVINCULA has a chancel 16 ft. wide by 17 ft. 2 …