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A History of the County of Hampshire
… gave to the prior and canons the chapel, with the tithes, belonging to their manor of Candover, together with … and Robert de Watteville concerning a virgate of land, tithes, and a chantry in the chapel in Robert's court in 'la … Stevenburie,' 131 with the result that the virgate 132 and tithes were assured to the priory. The chantry, too, was …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… of the manor received 656 a., including an allotment for tithes. Seven others received allotments, all between 40 a. …
A History of the County of Buckingham
… Giffard to Notley Abbey 138 at its foundation, with the tithes of his demesne lands there. A vicarage, however, was …
A History of the County of Warwick
… to the use of the vicar; the pension represen ted the tithes of Staunton. 19 After the Dissolution Henry Over alias Waver had a lease for 21 years of the tithes, 20 and he also bought the advowson from John Wright … (Rec. Com.), iii, 70. Ibid. 49. They had, however, the tithes of Marston, farmed at 10; ibid. 50. Mon. Accts. (Dugd. …
A History of the County of Warwick
… that was still its status in 1535, 19 at which time the tithes were farmed by Coventry Priory at 10. 20 It continued …
A History of the County of Bedford
… history, and finally lapsed among the many alienations of tithes which took place in the seventeenth century. … alleging that John Robbins had sold them the rectory and tithes, while Christian declared that they had been sold by … in 1687 he sold to Thomas Halfpenny. 124 The rectorial tithes were leased in the eighteenth century to various …
A History of the County of Oxford
… 18th century one-fifth of the rectory, consisting of the tithes of Assendon, was farmed to the lord of Stonor manor, … consisting of the rectory estate and the rest of the tithes, were divided between the Earl of Macclesfield and … by about 1200, when the priory was receiving a part of the tithes. 640 A vicarage was not ordained until about 1220. 641 …