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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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Sir Walter Devoreux de Fetters , Knight, together withSir John Devoreux and others his Feofees, made over tothem the Mannor, Church, and perpetual Advowfonsof Sutton Courtney in Com. Berkj ,

All the before-mentioned Endowments are called theLands of the old Dotation, to diflinguifh them fromthofeconfirmed on the College by King Edw. VI. whichare term’d the Lands of the new Dotation 5 of whichhereafter. But feveral of them given by King Edw. IV.the College never pofifefled, viz. Atherjlon, Quarle, Up-haven, St. Burien, Fulburne Penfion, Brimfield, St. Elen,Charleton, Blakenham, Ponyngton, Wedon, Old Swynford,and Gannon; , and of iome others they were feized buta Ihort time, viz. Chefingbury, the Lands in Newford,Blandford, and Portfmouth. Befides thele, the Collegewas dilpollefs’d of Gottesjord, temp. Hen. VI. of Cbejhunt,temp. Hen. VII. temp. Hen. VIIL or a little before ofWodemerjhthorn, Tylthey, Ketherfeld, Levyngdon, Stoke-Bajfet, Stretham, Totingbecf, Fordbam, Elthorp, New-enham, and Tollefworth 5 afterwards they furrendred in-to the Hands of King Hen. VIII. Eure, Clyjf, AJhton,Rowland, Kingfion, Efthenreth, Northmundon, Compton ,_Weleg,Compton St.John, and Shobingdon Portion 3 andup-on the Reformation the College loll at lead 1000 Marksper Annum, in the Profit made by St. Anthony's Piggs,which the Appropriation of the Hofpital of St. Anthony’sLondon brought to it, and no lefs then 500 per Annum,the Offerings of Sir John Shorne’s Shrine at Northmarflonin Com. Buckj, a Man of great Piety and VenerationWith the People, and fometime Rector there. TheAdvowfon of this Church was appropriated to the Deanand Canons, by the Convent of Dunftaple, temp.Edw. IV. in exchange for Wedenbeck^ in Com. Bedford.

THEDean and Canons having convey’d unto K. AT.VIII.the Mannor and Rectory of Ivor in Bucfs, the Mannorof Dammery-Court in Dorfet, and other Lands, Rents,Portions, and Penfions in the Counties of Somerset,Hants, Middlefex, Oxford, and Sujfex, to the yearly Valueof 160 1 . 2 s. 4. d. for which they had no Recompencein his Life, that King, by his laft Will, ordered theman Equivalent upon the Commutation and Agreementof an Exchange j which Willj King Edw. VI. his Son

 
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