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Valor of all spiritual and temporal possessions of all Colleges, Halls, Hospitals,...
Catalogue reference: E 315/441
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This record is about the Valor of all spiritual and temporal possessions of all Colleges, Halls, Hospitals,... dating from 1545 Apr 22-1546 Apr 21 in the series Court of Augmentations and Predecessors and Successors: Miscellaneous Books. It is held at The National Archives, Kew.
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- E 315/441
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- 1545 Apr 22-1546 Apr 21
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Valor of all spiritual and temporal possessions of all Colleges, Halls, Hospitals, Chantries and Chapels in the University of Oxford, with names of founders etc. surveyed in the month of January by the King's Commissioners, 37 Henry VIII; The College of St Mary Magdalen, the Blessed Mary of Winchester in Oxon, commonly called St Mary's College, The Queen's College, the Hospital of St Julian in the town of Southampton, called The God's house, Corpus Christi, Merton, All Souls, House or Hall of the Blessed Mary called Oriel College, Balliol, the Royal Hall and College of Brasenose, St Mary and All Saints, commonly called Lincoln's College, The Great Hall, commonly called University College, The Hall of Stapleton, commonly called Exeter College; and the following chantries and chapels in the city of Oxford: the chapel of St Mary the Virgin in the parish church of St Giles, the chapel of St Nicholas in the parish church of St Mary, chantry in the church of All Saints, chantry in the chapel of Holy Trinity in the parish church of St Aldgate; concluding with a Brief Declaration of the whole book and a Brief Comparison of the whole book. Parchment, 123 folios
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- The National Archives, Kew
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Court of Augmentations and Predecessors and Successors: Miscellaneous Books
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