The church formerly contained a richly
endowed chantry, under the invocation of the blessed virgin mary.
There is a
second chantry, founded by the family of the late mr. john knill, of blackheath.
Chantry chapel
opposite.
Chantry in the church
where his mother was buried, ( fn.
Chantry of two chaplains
established there by andrew de bures ( fn.
Chantry for eight priests, in honor of the blessed virgin.
Chantryhurch
had formerly two chantries; one belonging to the lords of the manor, and the other to the townleys of ditton.
Chantrye 18th century the church was a " vast building with 10 side altars and
several chantries
" .
Chantry founded
by robert thirsk earlier that century.
Chantry priest
celebrating mass behind us, no doubt.
Chantry in this chapel, founded by the derwentwater family.
Chantry of one priest
in the chapel of st. katherine in the parish church of north mimms.
Chantrys suppressed with the
other chantries
by edward vi. , and its revenues seized for royal use.
Chantry established
by his uncle and passed on the obligation to his successors.
Chantry altar
for the local lords of the manor.
Medieval wills might
found a chantry
or make a gift to a specific chapel.
The lands themselves, of course, were originally
chantry lands, providing income for paying chantry lands, providing income for paying chantry priests in this very church.
Coleshill also left part of coleshill hall to st peter-le-bailey church to
support a chantry
for st mary's mass.
Chantry schools
in bosbury and bromyard.
Chantry foundation
at st andrew's church.
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