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The History Of the most Noble Order of the Garter : Wherein is set forth An Account of the Town Castle, Chapel, and College of Windsor; with their several Officers ; The Foundation of the Order by King Edward III. ; With the Statutes, and Annals at large, as they have been altered and amended ; An Account of the Habits, Ensigns and Officers of the Order ... To which is prefix'd, A Discourse of Knighthood in General, and the several Orders extant in Europe
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South of the Caftle, formerly given them by him 5 andalfo a Garden oppolite thereunto on the other fide ofthe Way. Befides thefe Largeffes of the Founders,there were others made by pious and devout Perfons,faid to be incorporated into the firft Foundation, andmade up that Revenue which William Bifhop of Win-chejler adjudg’d fufficient for the Support of the Col-lege, which we fhall filently pafs over with the baremention only.

The Mannor of Dodyngton-Ca.&\e 3 two Failures call’dFrith and Jficroft 3 the Chapel of Langeley 3 the Parfo-nages of Efiriton, Langeley-Maries, Wantynge, Shaldebwne,Wedonbeek.., Glynde and Ryjleye 3 the Penfions of the Vi-carages of Wantynge , Clyjfe , Tylthey and Gottesford 3 andthe Portions of BaJJyngborne and Prejluyke, in Hafeleymagna, Chalgrave, Adewell t, AJlon, Rowhand, Sevyndon,Kyngejhn and Henton, in Stoke-Bajjet, and Cloyecote inGatehamyton 3 Whytechyrcbe, Maylederham, Retherfetd, E-fihenreth Stretham 3 of Thornecroft in Letherhed 5 of To-tynbee\ in Wodefdon 3 Evington, Woodmerjbthorne 3 ofFordham, Ethroye, Newenham, and in Tollefworth.

In fucceeding Times other confiderable Donationswere made by the Sovereigns and Knights Compa-nions (omitting others.) Some of which, as they fallin our way, we fhall fpeak of.

15 Rich. II. that King gave them a Croft in Nortb-molton , with the Advowfon of that Church.

9 Hen. V. John, Duke of Bedford, third Son to KingHen. IV. conferr’d on them the Priory of Okebome inWilts (a Cell to Bee in Normandy ) with all its Appurte-nances : Which Donation was confirm’d by King HenM.and afterwards by King Ed-w. IV.

7 Edw. IV. that King, who had a lingular Relpeftfor the College, conferr’d on them the Mannor ofAtherfton in Com. Warwick, the Mannors and Advowlonsof Chejinghmy in Wilts, and of Quarle in Hantfire 5 theChurch and Priorate of Uyhaven, and the Deanry orChapel of St. Burien in Cornwall, with an Addition ofan annual Penfion, which the Abbot of Sautrie difeharg’dfor the Church of Fv.lbu.rne, to the Abbey de bona Requie,and another yearly Income of 20 1 . paid by the Abbot ofRjousford for the Mediety of the Church of Roth eram,

1 3 Edw*

 
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