ECR 49 296
Reference code
ECR 49 296
Title
Mixed Estates: List of manors, priories and pensions
Level
Item
Date
1460s
Extent & medium
1 manuscript
Content description
A list of the manors, priories or pensions contained in Henry VI's first charter of endowment to master Henry Sewer, first Provost, on 4 March 1441, which are not now in the possession of the College:
Yearly pension from the vicarage of Morton.
Pension from the church of Aveley, Essex.
Pension from the church of Fulborn, Cambs, pertaining to the priory of Panefeld, Essex.
All tythes within the town of Seintmareberwoss, Essex.
The Priory of Brymmesfeld, Gloucs.
The manors of Lesyngham, Horstede and Toftys Monachorm, Norfolk (noted that the Provost and College of (King's) Cambridge, have them.)
The priory of Totynbek, Surrey [the chapel of Barkynchurch has it].
Pension of the prior of Lewys, and the manors of Preston and Hoo, Sussex. [Noted that John Fogge has them].
The manor of Charlton Magna, Wilts, the priory or manor of Bekford, Glouc, and lands and tenements lately pertaining to the abbey of Baylebeck, Glouc [noted that the College of Fowdryngay has them.]
Fee farm or annuity paid to the King by the prior of Southwek, for the manor of Colmere, Hants, [noted as being in the King's hands].
A hospice or place with 4 shops without Aldergate, London. [noted that John Pilkyngton has them].
A watermill next Gowrygn, co. Oxford.
The following manors or priories were later give by the founder by various patents:
The priory of Durhest, and Langley 10 November 1446.
The priory of Cowyk.
The priory of Beggere.
The manor of Quele, Hants, the manor of Chesynborow, Wilts both 22 July 1451.
The Hospital of St John in Dorchester, Dorset 2 March 1451.
The manor of Grovebury or Lyghtonbussard, Bucks.
The priory or rectory of Uphavon, Wilts 9 February 1459.
The manor of Mot Moo.
Horned Werre. 19 November 1457.
The manors of Benstede and Wauton, with divers lands and tenements in Charlewode, Surrey 3 September 1448.
Pension of the abbey of St Alban's 24 November 1445
Pension of the abbey of Bury 9 September 1441.
The priory of Scherborne, Hants, 2 September 1446.
This document can probably be dated in the middle of 1460's. It is presumably earlier that the Patent of 17 July 1467 by which the College recovered two of the properties here mentioned as being lost to it, namely the priory of Brimpsfield and the watermill at Goring.
Joh Pilkington and John Fogge were two close adherents of Edward IV. The former became an esquire of the body on 17 July 1461 and was granted the hospice with 4 shops outside Aldergate on 13 August 1461. John Fogge was Treasurer of the Household. He does not seem actually to have held the pension of the Prior of Lewes or the manors of Preston and Hoo, for these were granted inter alia on 22 February 1462 in frankalmoign to Thomas Wylmote, vicar of Ashford, Kent, a grant that was renewed on 18 November 1467. But he was interesed in the same, for the purpose of the grant was that Wylmote should find two chaplains and two secular clerks to celebrate divine service in the church (of Ashford) for the good estate of the King, his kinsmen George, bishop of Exeter, John Fogge, Knight, and Alice, his wife, and Thomas Colt, while alive, and for their souls after death, and for others killed in battle of Northampton, St Alban's and Shirburn.
Yearly pension from the vicarage of Morton.
Pension from the church of Aveley, Essex.
Pension from the church of Fulborn, Cambs, pertaining to the priory of Panefeld, Essex.
All tythes within the town of Seintmareberwoss, Essex.
The Priory of Brymmesfeld, Gloucs.
The manors of Lesyngham, Horstede and Toftys Monachorm, Norfolk (noted that the Provost and College of (King's) Cambridge, have them.)
The priory of Totynbek, Surrey [the chapel of Barkynchurch has it].
Pension of the prior of Lewys, and the manors of Preston and Hoo, Sussex. [Noted that John Fogge has them].
The manor of Charlton Magna, Wilts, the priory or manor of Bekford, Glouc, and lands and tenements lately pertaining to the abbey of Baylebeck, Glouc [noted that the College of Fowdryngay has them.]
Fee farm or annuity paid to the King by the prior of Southwek, for the manor of Colmere, Hants, [noted as being in the King's hands].
A hospice or place with 4 shops without Aldergate, London. [noted that John Pilkyngton has them].
A watermill next Gowrygn, co. Oxford.
The following manors or priories were later give by the founder by various patents:
The priory of Durhest, and Langley 10 November 1446.
The priory of Cowyk.
The priory of Beggere.
The manor of Quele, Hants, the manor of Chesynborow, Wilts both 22 July 1451.
The Hospital of St John in Dorchester, Dorset 2 March 1451.
The manor of Grovebury or Lyghtonbussard, Bucks.
The priory or rectory of Uphavon, Wilts 9 February 1459.
The manor of Mot Moo.
Horned Werre. 19 November 1457.
The manors of Benstede and Wauton, with divers lands and tenements in Charlewode, Surrey 3 September 1448.
Pension of the abbey of St Alban's 24 November 1445
Pension of the abbey of Bury 9 September 1441.
The priory of Scherborne, Hants, 2 September 1446.
This document can probably be dated in the middle of 1460's. It is presumably earlier that the Patent of 17 July 1467 by which the College recovered two of the properties here mentioned as being lost to it, namely the priory of Brimpsfield and the watermill at Goring.
Joh Pilkington and John Fogge were two close adherents of Edward IV. The former became an esquire of the body on 17 July 1461 and was granted the hospice with 4 shops outside Aldergate on 13 August 1461. John Fogge was Treasurer of the Household. He does not seem actually to have held the pension of the Prior of Lewes or the manors of Preston and Hoo, for these were granted inter alia on 22 February 1462 in frankalmoign to Thomas Wylmote, vicar of Ashford, Kent, a grant that was renewed on 18 November 1467. But he was interesed in the same, for the purpose of the grant was that Wylmote should find two chaplains and two secular clerks to celebrate divine service in the church (of Ashford) for the good estate of the King, his kinsmen George, bishop of Exeter, John Fogge, Knight, and Alice, his wife, and Thomas Colt, while alive, and for their souls after death, and for others killed in battle of Northampton, St Alban's and Shirburn.
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