ECR 15
Reference code
ECR 15
Title
Long Compton, Warwickshire
Level
Series
Administrative / Biographical history
The rectory of Long Compton came into the possession of Eton College by a deed of exchange with the Crown dated 1 June 1547. The parsonage and church of "Moche Compton" are described in ECR 14/1, as having lately been parcel of the possessions of Thomas Cromwell, late earl of Essex attainted of high treason.
The parsonage was transferred in 1907, the manor farm sold in 1958 and the chancel liabililty compounded in 1961.
The parsonage was transferred in 1907, the manor farm sold in 1958 and the chancel liabililty compounded in 1961.
Date
1572 - 1870
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Number 13 of 58 at this Level
Beneath this record in the archive hierarchy
- Long Compton, Warwickshire: Deeds, ECR 15 001 - 071, (1579 - 1870)
- Long Compton, Warwickshire: Surveys and valuations, ECR 15 072 - 080, (16th century - 1774)
- Long Compton, Warwickshire: Legal papers, ECR 15 081 - 086, (1572 - 1618)
- Long Compton, Warwickshire: Letters, ECR 15 087 - 100, (1677 - 1813)