ECR 47 083
Reference code
ECR 47 083
Title
Eton, Buckinghamshire: List of lands taken under Edward IV
Level
Item
Date
1461 - 1467
Extent & medium
A roll of 2 manuscripts
Content description
List of lands granted by Henry VI to Eton College and resumed and taken from the College by Edward IV by an act in his first parliament.
The manor of Preston, the manor of Hoo, with the pension of Lewes. In the hands of Sir John Fogge.
The manor of Charlton, the priory of Bekford. In the hands of the College of Fodringay.
The priory of Totenbek. In the hands of the church warden of Berking chapel.
The manor of Querle, the manor of Chesyngbury. Now belonging to St Katherine by the Tower of London.
The priory of Durest. In the hands of the abbot of Teuxbury.
The priory of Shurbourne. Now belonging to Goddis House at Southampton.
The priory of Cowyk. Now in the hands of the abbot of Tavestoke.
The priory of Beggere. Now belonging to Mountgrace.
The manors of Lesyngham, Horstead and Tofts. Now in the hands of King's College, Cambridge.
The priory of Uphaven with the chapel of Charleton. In the hands of the priory of Yvechyrche.
The manor of Banstede with Wauton with the pension of St Albans, the manor of Langley Marys with Whrerysbury, late in the hands of Queen Elizabeth.
The manor of Grovebury with Leighton Busard, in the hands of the College of Windsor.
The manor of the Moot beside Windsor, purchased by the late bishop of Winchester, now in the hands of the King.
The hospital of St John Dorchester. Now in the hands of master Richard Hille.
The priory of Brymesfeld. Now in the hands of the Duchess of York.
The pension of the priory of Fulston. Now in the hands of Thomas Asshe.
The water mill beside Goryng. Late in the hands of Edward Aylesmere.
The pensions of the vicarage of Morton and of the church of Fulbourne, the fee farm of the manor of Glomere (?Colemere). Now in the King's hands.
The poort of the priory of Tykford in the county of Bucks.
Presumably before 17 July 1467 (when some of these properties were restored ECR 39 129).
The manor of Preston, the manor of Hoo, with the pension of Lewes. In the hands of Sir John Fogge.
The manor of Charlton, the priory of Bekford. In the hands of the College of Fodringay.
The priory of Totenbek. In the hands of the church warden of Berking chapel.
The manor of Querle, the manor of Chesyngbury. Now belonging to St Katherine by the Tower of London.
The priory of Durest. In the hands of the abbot of Teuxbury.
The priory of Shurbourne. Now belonging to Goddis House at Southampton.
The priory of Cowyk. Now in the hands of the abbot of Tavestoke.
The priory of Beggere. Now belonging to Mountgrace.
The manors of Lesyngham, Horstead and Tofts. Now in the hands of King's College, Cambridge.
The priory of Uphaven with the chapel of Charleton. In the hands of the priory of Yvechyrche.
The manor of Banstede with Wauton with the pension of St Albans, the manor of Langley Marys with Whrerysbury, late in the hands of Queen Elizabeth.
The manor of Grovebury with Leighton Busard, in the hands of the College of Windsor.
The manor of the Moot beside Windsor, purchased by the late bishop of Winchester, now in the hands of the King.
The hospital of St John Dorchester. Now in the hands of master Richard Hille.
The priory of Brymesfeld. Now in the hands of the Duchess of York.
The pension of the priory of Fulston. Now in the hands of Thomas Asshe.
The water mill beside Goryng. Late in the hands of Edward Aylesmere.
The pensions of the vicarage of Morton and of the church of Fulbourne, the fee farm of the manor of Glomere (?Colemere). Now in the King's hands.
The poort of the priory of Tykford in the county of Bucks.
Presumably before 17 July 1467 (when some of these properties were restored ECR 39 129).
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