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The dissolution of the monasteries : $b As illustrated by the suppression of the religious houses of StaffordshireHibbert, Francis Aidan

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The dissolution of the monasteries : $b As illustrated by the suppression of the religious houses of Staffordshire

Name: The dissolution of the monasteries : $b As illustrated by the suppression of the religious houses of Staffordshire
Author: Hibbert, Francis Aidan

Hibbert, Francis Aidan

Great Britain -- History -- Henry VIII, 1509-1547; Monasteries -- England -- Staffordshire; Monasteries and state

{John Broune   }          {Rychard Whyt  }          {John Shyrborne }
 Brewode {William Barnes}  Jurors  {John Baker    }  Jurors  {Thomas Clarke  }  Jurors
         {Henry Holte   }          {William Turner}          {Anthony Palmer }
         {Thomas Willes }          {William Atwill}          {George Wilkyns }

 Seint  {Raffe Mynors  }        {John Hyll     }        {Nycholas Bagshaw}
 Thomas {John Langley  }  Jur.  {John Lyenshaw }  Jur.  {Rychard Rawson  }  Jur.
 bysyde {Roger Alayn   }        {Willm. Whitill}        {John Fyssher    }
 Staff  {George Bowgley}        {Roger Gratwych}        {Willm. Blythe   }

           {William Butler}         {John Arden    }         {Henry Barber  }
 Delacres  {Thomas Johnson}  Jurors {Hugh Latham   } Jurors  {Thomas Jacson }  Jurors
           {Henry Atkyns  }         {Rychard Luther}         {William Tanner}
           {John Flynte   }         {John Thomson  }         {Thomas Morris }

[_Here follow jurors of Lylleshull and Darley. And on f._ 2
_jurors of Dale, Repton, Gracedue, Pypwell and Barnwel_.]


                           PRIORY OF BREWOOD

Hereafter folowyth all suche parcelles of implementes or houshold
Stuff, Corne, Catell, ornamentes of the church and such other lyke
founde within the late priory there at the tyme of the Dissolucion of
the same house, Soulde by the Kinges Commissioners to Thomas Gyfforde,
esqr.

                             _The Churche_

Fyrst, one table of alebaster, owlde formes and settes, ij. particions
of carvyd woode, pavyng of the church and quere, xxviij. panes of glas,
and on masboke
                                                                   xxs.

                             _The Vestrye_

_It’_ ij. payr of grene dornyx[230] westmentes, j. olde cope of
sendall, one serples, j. altercloth and j. towell, j. litell bell, and
a sensure of latynne
                                                                 iiijs.

                          _The Chapter House_

_It’_ iij. panys of glasse and ij. long formes soulde for
                                                                  xijd.

                        _Belles in the Stepull_

_It’_ ther remayneth unsolde in the stepull iij. belles.

                              _The Hale_

_It’_ there ij. tabulles and a forme soulde for xijd.

                             _The Parlore_

_It’ j._ foldyng tabull, j. forme, j. chayre, j. cubborde, and the
hangyngs of payntyd clothe
                                                                   ijs.

                         _The Cheffe Chamber_

_It’_ one fetherbedd, ij. oulde coverlettes, j. oulde blankett,
j. tester of whyght lynen clothe, ij. bed-steddes, ij. formes, j.
cubborde, one joynt chayre, ij. oulde coffers, j. boulster, ij.
pyllowis, and iiij. payre of shettes
                                                                    xs.

                        _The Baylyffes Chamber_

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The dissolution of the monasteries : $b As illustrated by the suppression of the religious houses of StaffordshireHibbert, Francis Aidan

History

The dissolution of the monasteries : $b As illustrated by the suppression of the religious houses of Staffordshire

Hibbert, Francis Aidan

Great Britain -- History -- Henry VIII, 1509-1547; Monasteries -- England -- Staffordshire; Monasteries and state

{John Broune   }          {Rychard Whyt  }          {John Shyrborne }
 Brewode {William Barnes}  Jurors  {John Baker    }  Jurors  {Thomas Clarke  }  Jurors
         {Henry Holte   }          {William Turner}          {Anthony Palmer }
         {Thomas Willes }          {William Atwill}          {George Wilkyns }

 Seint  {Raffe Mynors  }        {John Hyll     }        {Nycholas Bagshaw}
 Thomas {John Langley  }  Jur.  {John Lyenshaw }  Jur.  {Rychard Rawson  }  Jur.
 bysyde {Roger Alayn   }        {Willm. Whitill}        {John Fyssher    }
 Staff  {George Bowgley}        {Roger Gratwych}        {Willm. Blythe   }

           {William Butler}         {John Arden    }         {Henry Barber  }
 Delacres  {Thomas Johnson}  Jurors {Hugh Latham   } Jurors  {Thomas Jacson }  Jurors
           {Henry Atkyns  }         {Rychard Luther}         {William Tanner}
           {John Flynte   }         {John Thomson  }         {Thomas Morris }

[_Here follow jurors of Lylleshull and Darley. And on f._ 2
_jurors of Dale, Repton, Gracedue, Pypwell and Barnwel_.]


                           PRIORY OF BREWOOD

Hereafter folowyth all suche parcelles of implementes or houshold
Stuff, Corne, Catell, ornamentes of the church and such other lyke
founde within the late priory there at the tyme of the Dissolucion of
the same house, Soulde by the Kinges Commissioners to Thomas Gyfforde,
esqr.

                             _The Churche_

Fyrst, one table of alebaster, owlde formes and settes, ij. particions
of carvyd woode, pavyng of the church and quere, xxviij. panes of glas,
and on masboke
                                                                   xxs.

                             _The Vestrye_

_It’_ ij. payr of grene dornyx[230] westmentes, j. olde cope of
sendall, one serples, j. altercloth and j. towell, j. litell bell, and
a sensure of latynne
                                                                 iiijs.

                          _The Chapter House_

_It’_ iij. panys of glasse and ij. long formes soulde for
                                                                  xijd.

                        _Belles in the Stepull_

_It’_ ther remayneth unsolde in the stepull iij. belles.

                              _The Hale_

_It’_ there ij. tabulles and a forme soulde for xijd.

                             _The Parlore_

_It’ j._ foldyng tabull, j. forme, j. chayre, j. cubborde, and the
hangyngs of payntyd clothe
                                                                   ijs.

                         _The Cheffe Chamber_

_It’_ one fetherbedd, ij. oulde coverlettes, j. oulde blankett,
j. tester of whyght lynen clothe, ij. bed-steddes, ij. formes, j.
cubborde, one joynt chayre, ij. oulde coffers, j. boulster, ij.
pyllowis, and iiij. payre of shettes
                                                                    xs.

                        _The Baylyffes Chamber_

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The dissolution of the monasteries : $b As illustrated by the suppression of the religious houses of Staffordshire

The dissolution of the monasteries : $b As illustrated by the suppression of the religious houses of Staffordshire

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