ECR 19
Reference code
ECR 19
Title
Little Tew, Oxfordshire
Level
Series
Administrative / Biographical history
Though Little Tew is not actually mentioned in the original endowment of Eton College, the college property there may be presumed to have been included in the lands of the alien priory of Cogges, a cell of the abbey of Fecamp, which does appear in the original patent. Being confiscated by the Crown, it was held for a time, like many of the others, by queen Joan, the consort of Henry IV, and at length passed to Eton. It seems quite safe to identify the college holding in Little Tew with that of the former priory of Cogges.
Date
1446 - 1878
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Number 17 of 58 at this Level
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- Little Tew, Oxfordshire: Deeds, ECR 19 001 - 051, (1572 - 1878)
- Little Tew, Oxfordshire: Wills, ECR 19 052 - 059, (1700 - 1853)
- Little Tew, Oxfordshire: Court rolls, ECR 19 060 - 088, (1447 - 1767)
- Little Tew, Oxfordshire: Letters, ECR 19 089 - 130, (1580 - 1816)
- Little Tew, Oxfordshire: Inclosure documents, ECR 19 131 - 135, (1792 - 1794)
- Little Tew, Oxfordshire: Rentals and receipts, ECR 19 136 - 145, (1446 - 1861)