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The King to John Islyp, abbot of the monastery of St. Peter, Westminster, and the...
Catalogue reference: E 41/213
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Date (When the record was created)
- 5 Sept. 23 Hen VIII
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The King to John Islyp, abbot of the monastery of St. Peter, Westminster, and the prior and convent there: (1) 'Pety Caleys' with appurtenances in Westminster (2) Site of the priory of Poughley (Poghley) [ in Chaddleworth]; manor of Betterton alias West Betterton [in Lockinge], and lands in Poughley, Betterton, Peasmore, Curridge (Currege), Bagnor (Bagenour) [in Speen], Chieveley (Chefeley), Alderburie (?), Compton, Wardenham (?), Midgham (Mygham), East Hendred, East Hanney, Uffington (Offyngton, Letcombe Bassett (Upletcombe), Sparsholt, East Garston (Argeston), Ashbury (Isburie), Bokington (?), Lye [in Lambourne], Leverton (Lyverton) [in Chilton Foliat], Abingdon, Brightwalton, Chaddleworth, Boxford (Boxworth), Faringdon, Hampstead [Marshall], Benham, Oakash (Okeyse) [in Chaddleworth], Ashden (Isden) [in Compton], Hamstead Norris, Oare (Ore) [in Chieveley], Lambourne; Faccombe, Farnamden (?Faringdon), Leckhamstead [in Chieveley], Colemore, Coldthorpe, (?); Eastridge (Estriche) [in Ramsbury], Knighton, Ramsbury. (Grant by the king to the abbey of (2) in exchange for (1): Berks, Hants, Wilts
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- The National Archives, Kew
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- Manors
- Religions
- Landed estates
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Exchequer: Treasury of Receipt: Ancient Deeds, Series AA
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