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A History of the County of Worcester
… 117 In 1675 Sir Henry Lyttelton gave the vicar the great tithes of the part of the parish which lies on the west side of the Severn, together with the small tithes of the whole parish, in lieu of the yearly pension of …
A History of the County of Bedford
… 1189 and 1195 when Hugh, bishop of Lincoln, granted the tithes belonging to the chapel of Gravenhurst to Ramsey … the patrons and presented the incumbent. 36 The chantry, tithes and lands attached were granted by Queen Elizabeth to … was in the gift of the parishioners, while the great tithes still belonged to Trinity College, Cambridge. 39 At …
A History of the County of Oxford
… was a church in Upper Heyford by 1074, when a grant of its tithes was made (see below). A priest is recorded in about … had risen to 120. 134 At the inclosure award in 1842 the tithes were commuted for 523 and the glebe for 102 acres. 135 … 139 The glebe has been sold. 140 Two-thirds of the demesne tithes were granted in the late 11th century by the D'Oillys …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… over a third of the land, 113 and in 1535 the rector's tithes from sheep-farming were worth noticeably more than … leys. 192 In 1731 the glebe was commuted for 45 a. and the tithes for 180 a. 193 The rectory was valued at c. 100 a year …
A History of the County of Worcester
… Lists. Clergy Lists. Noake, Guide to Worcs. 350. The tithes from the manor of Cowsden belonged to the rector of …
A History of the County of Worcester
… had a dispute with Richard parson of Ripple concerning the tithes belonging to the church of Upton. 136 A composition … agreed that the rector of Ripple should receive various tithes for life, paying 4 marks yearly to the rector of …
A History of the County of Buckingham
… at which period it was converted into a rectory, the great tithes having been purchased for that purpose by gift of Mr. … farm by the family of Erlewyn. 72 In 1664 the grange and tithes belonging were held by Edmund Duck, George Duckens and …
A History of the County of Huntingdon
… earlier house. The parish was inclosed in 1847 3 and the tithes have been commuted. 4 MANORS Upwood appears in the … Bury (q.v.). In 1535 George Bedyll had held a lease of the tithes of sheaves and hay in Upwood and Raveley, which were worth 13 6 s. 8 d. yearly. 65 These tithes with a cottage in Upwood were leased for 40 years by …