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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

Kechyn
    I.S.    Item, a great pot and a lesse                iijs. iiijd.
    R.B.   Item, iij pannes of brasse                   ijs. viijd.
    R.B. { Item, iij platters, a dysshe, and a        } xijd.
         { sawecere                                   }
    R.B.   Item, a trevett                              iiijd.
                                                  Summa lxxixs.

    Buyldynges.
              { Item, sold to Jamys Loveson esquyer,} xxviijli. viijs. iiijd.
              { Thomas Picto, and Richard           } Inde sol. pro Picto
              { Warde, all the tyle, shyngle,       } xls. et rem. xxvjl.
              { tymber, stone, glasse and iron, one } viijs. iiijd. pro qua
              { marble graue stone, the pauementes  } quidem summa
              { of the church, quyer, and           } Jacobus Loveson
              { chapelles, with rode lofte, the     } de Woleverhampton.
              { pyctures of Cryst, Mary and John,   } Ar. obligat.
              { beyng in the church and chauncell   } inter al. ad solvend.
              { of the Austen Fryers, besydes the   } ad fest.
    rec. xls. { towne of Stafford, surrendryd with  } Pur. beate Marie
              { all other superfluos edyfyes and    } virginis et Nat.
              { buyldynges within the precynct of   } Sancti Johannis
              { the seyd Fryers, to be takyn        } prox. equal. ut
              { downe, defacyd, and caryed awey     } patet obligac. dat.
              { by the seyd Loveson, Picto, and     } Sept. anno xxxmo.
              { Ward, at there owne proper costes   } regis enrici viij
              { and charges, and to pay for all the } rem. cum J.
              { premysses to the Kyng and hys       } Scudamour ar. rec.
              { heyres, successors and assignes     } partic.

    Sum of all the goodes     }                    { Rec. per J. S. cxviijs.
    and edyfyenges forseyd    } xxxij. vjs. viijd. { Super. pro edific.
    in the Austen Fryres sold }                    { xxvjli. viijs. iiijd.

    Item, there remaynyth in the custodye    }
    of Robert Burgoyne, audytour,            }
    one playne crosse of copper, with a      } iijs. iiijd.
    lytle image of Cryst sylver apon hyt,    }
    worth by estimation                      }

    Item, remaynyth in the custodye of       }
    John Scudamore esquyer, particuler       }
    receivor etc., one lytle woodden         } xijd.
    crosse platyd over verry thyn with       }
    sylver, worth by estimation              }

    Item, ther remaynyth in the steple       }
    one belle, by estimation x C^{th} in the } viijli.
    custodye of Thomas Picto, worth by       }
    estimation                               }

    Item, one lytle belle in the steple,     }
    weyng by estimation di. C^{th}, worth    } viijs.
    by estimation                            }




                             APPENDIX VIII

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Opening the text

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

Kechyn
    I.S.    Item, a great pot and a lesse                iijs. iiijd.
    R.B.   Item, iij pannes of brasse                   ijs. viijd.
    R.B. { Item, iij platters, a dysshe, and a        } xijd.
         { sawecere                                   }
    R.B.   Item, a trevett                              iiijd.
                                                  Summa lxxixs.

    Buyldynges.
              { Item, sold to Jamys Loveson esquyer,} xxviijli. viijs. iiijd.
              { Thomas Picto, and Richard           } Inde sol. pro Picto
              { Warde, all the tyle, shyngle,       } xls. et rem. xxvjl.
              { tymber, stone, glasse and iron, one } viijs. iiijd. pro qua
              { marble graue stone, the pauementes  } quidem summa
              { of the church, quyer, and           } Jacobus Loveson
              { chapelles, with rode lofte, the     } de Woleverhampton.
              { pyctures of Cryst, Mary and John,   } Ar. obligat.
              { beyng in the church and chauncell   } inter al. ad solvend.
              { of the Austen Fryers, besydes the   } ad fest.
    rec. xls. { towne of Stafford, surrendryd with  } Pur. beate Marie
              { all other superfluos edyfyes and    } virginis et Nat.
              { buyldynges within the precynct of   } Sancti Johannis
              { the seyd Fryers, to be takyn        } prox. equal. ut
              { downe, defacyd, and caryed awey     } patet obligac. dat.
              { by the seyd Loveson, Picto, and     } Sept. anno xxxmo.
              { Ward, at there owne proper costes   } regis enrici viij
              { and charges, and to pay for all the } rem. cum J.
              { premysses to the Kyng and hys       } Scudamour ar. rec.
              { heyres, successors and assignes     } partic.

    Sum of all the goodes     }                    { Rec. per J. S. cxviijs.
    and edyfyenges forseyd    } xxxij. vjs. viijd. { Super. pro edific.
    in the Austen Fryres sold }                    { xxvjli. viijs. iiijd.

    Item, there remaynyth in the custodye    }
    of Robert Burgoyne, audytour,            }
    one playne crosse of copper, with a      } iijs. iiijd.
    lytle image of Cryst sylver apon hyt,    }
    worth by estimation                      }

    Item, remaynyth in the custodye of       }
    John Scudamore esquyer, particuler       }
    receivor etc., one lytle woodden         } xijd.
    crosse platyd over verry thyn with       }
    sylver, worth by estimation              }

    Item, ther remaynyth in the steple       }
    one belle, by estimation x C^{th} in the } viijli.
    custodye of Thomas Picto, worth by       }
    estimation                               }

    Item, one lytle belle in the steple,     }
    weyng by estimation di. C^{th}, worth    } viijs.
    by estimation                            }




                             APPENDIX VIII

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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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