ECR 04
Reference code
ECR 04
Title
Hullavington and Clatford, Wiltshire
Level
Series
Administrative / Biographical history
The alien priory or priories of Hullavington and Clatford belonged to the abbey of St Victor en Caux (in Kaleto) in Normandy. But whereas Clatford was included in the grant to Eton College of 1441, the name of Hullavington does not appear until the Consolidation Charter of 1446. The Court Rolls however show that William Waynflete was already holding court at Hullavington in 1443, from which it may be assumed that Hullavington was included in Henry VI’s grant to the college.
The last piece of property owned by the college here was sold in 1972, however the majority was disposed of around 1960.
The last piece of property owned by the college here was sold in 1972, however the majority was disposed of around 1960.
Date
12th century - 1877
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Number 4 of 58 at this Level
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- Hullavington, Wiltshire: Deeds, ECR 04 01 - 90, (12th century - 1877)
- Hullavington, Wiltshire: Precept, ECR 04 91, (1556)
- Hullavington, Wiltshire: Petition, ECR 04 92, (c.1600)
- Hullavington, Wiltshire: Court rolls, ECR 04 93 - 183, (1416 - 1864)
- Hullavington, Wiltshire: Rentals and surveys, ECR 04 184 - 210, (1292 - 1766)
- Hullavington, Wiltshire: Accounts, ECR 04 211 - 218, (1386 - 1877)
- Hullavington, Wiltshire: Letters, ECR 04 219 - 231, (1593 - 1838)
- Hullavington, Wiltshire: Legal and memoranda, ECR 04 232 - 240, (1318 - 1877)