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A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely
… survey, but by 1216 3 it was a separate parish with a church, and was paying taxes independently by 1250. 4 … Agnes and Roger Thornton, and Amphelise and Philip St. Clowe. 111 Roger Thornton was alive in 1292 112 but by … who also acquired the other half of Malton manor. 124 The St. Clowe 125 half of the Vavassour manor was held by …
A History of the County of York North Riding
… the township of Murton, is still partly in the Liberty of St. Peter's, York, to which it formerly belonged. It is about … boundary of the parish. On the west are the parishes of St. Cuthbert and St. Nicholas, both within the city … none being earlier than the 18th century. St. Thomas's Church is separated by the beck from the Hall. In the …
A History of the County of York North Riding
… On the south side of the street leading westward is the church of St. Peter, which was largely rebuilt in 1892. There are … is on the site of the little Benedictine priory of St. Stephen, Foukeholm, which existed during the 13th and …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… few years, chapelhouse. This oratory was dedicated to St. Nicholas, and erected for a priest to say mass in it, for … at about a mile and an half distance, passing by Ospringe church, and the mansion of Queen-court, now a respectable … not far from it, occupied by government, but belonging to St. John's college, in Cambridge, and having supplied the …
A History of the County of York North Riding
… Ampleforth to Stonegrave on the south slope of a hill. The church stands towards the west end on the south side of the … roadway in a churchyard inclosed by a stone wall. In this church Archbishop Tillotson preached his first sermon and … his demesne lands in West Newton. 60 Church The church of ST. OSWALD consists of a chancel measuring internally 26 ft. …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… of the Petty's; several of whom lie buried in this church, after which it for some time remained uninhabited and … immediately burst forth, where the well called from thence St. Thomas's Well, now is, which afterwards plentifully … east end of the village, near the palace, is dedicated to St. Bartholomew, a saint of great credit here for the gift of …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… the parsonage, a modern fashed building, beyond which the church stands; at the back of Gorecourt, about half a mile … with three borderers, having one carucate There is a church, and two servants, and one mill of five shillings, and … and deanry of Sutton. The church is dedicated to St. Nicholas, in it are monuments for the Hendleys, of this …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… some of which were built of the stones from the old church when it was rebuilt by Keble in 18379. Here the road … at the bottom of Otterbourne Hill, stands the church of St. Matthew, half hidden from the road by high shrubs and … of Mr. Jones Bateman. Almost opposite the church of St. Matthew a lane, known as Kiln Lane, branches east from …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… lying north-westward of the valley, which is between the church and Hallplace, which includes Otterden-place, that … daughter Juliana, who carried it in marriage to Thomas St. Leger, 1 second son of Ralph St. Leger, of Ulcomb, knight of the shire anno 51 Edward III. …
Magna Britannia
… appear that Athelstan had ever any connexion with Padstow. St. Petrock is said to have landed at this place, and the church is dedicated to him: the monastery of St. Petrock, which was destroyed by the Danes in 981, and …