COLL LIV 05
Reference code
COLL LIV 05
Title
Cogges, Oxfordshire
Level
Series
Administrative / Biographical history
A farm of the alien priory of Cogges, a cell of the Abbey of Fecamp, was granted to the College in 1441. The priory had provided a priest for the parish and Eton continued to do so. The living was a perpetual curacy, with no endowment until 1695, although in the 19th century the incumbent was usually known as the vicar. In 1884 the right to nominate to the curacy was conveyed to Rev. James Payne for £300
Date
1706 - 1720
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- Cogges, Oxfordshire: Nomination and appointment of Rev. Robert Rous by Provost Godolphin, COLL LIV 05 01, (27 December 1706)
- Cogges, Oxfordshire: Nomination and appointment of Rev. Robert Rogers by Provost Godolphin, COLL LIV 05 02, (15 December 1714)
- Cogges, Oxfordshire: Note concerning curacy, COLL LIV 05 03, ([1720])