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  • 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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