. Una storia di Hampshire e l'isola di Wight . o. 602) recita la dotazione della nuova minster con Glastede et Tachburicum una hida et dimidia. 43 Cal. Close, 1307-13, p. 268; Cal.Fat. 1307-13, pag. 233; p.m. Inq. 12Ric. II, n. 150. 44 min. Acct. Hants, 30 & 31 Hen.VIII, marciume. 135, m. 30. 45 Pat. 1 EDW. Vi, pt. ix. 46 Dieta. NAT. Biog. 47 CAN. P.m. INQ. (SER. 2), lxxxix,146. 411 piedi di F. Hants, Michaal 15 e 16Eliz. 49 Ibid. Michea 7 Jas. I. M. p.m. Inq. (SER. 2), ccclxvii, 91. 51 Pat. 22 Jas. I, pt. iv ; Exch. Dep. Hants Michal. 5 Chas. Io, no 2. IJ N. e Q. (Ser. l), iv, 322. 53 Ibid. 54 Recov

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. A history of Hampshire and the Isle of Wight . o. 602) recites the endowment of thenew minster with Glastede et Tachburicum una hida et dimidia. 43 Cal. Close, 1307-13, p. 268; Cal.Fat. 1307-13, p. 233; Inq. p.m. 12Ric. II, no. 150. 44 Mins. Accts. Hants, 30 & 31 Hen.VIII, rot. 135, m. 30. 45 Pat. 1 Edw. VI, pt. ix. 46 Diet. Nat. Biog. 47 Chan. Inq. p.m. (Ser. 2), lxxxix, 146. 411 Feet of F. Hants, Mich. 15 & 16Eliz. 49 Ibid. Mich. 7 Jas. I. M Inq. p.m. (Ser. 2), ccclxvii, 91. 51 Pat. 22 Jas. I, pt. iv ; Exch. Dep.Hants Mich. 5 Chas. I, no. 2. iJ N. and Q. (Ser. l), iv, 322. 53 Ibid. 54 Recov. R. East. 33 Chas. II, rot. 25.The estates in Virginia had been con-siderably reduced by the action of CharlesII, who, ignoring the grant of James I, had given some of the same estates tohis brother James, afterwards James II, creating him Duke of Albany (N. and Q.[Ser. 1], iv, 321-3). 55 Recov. R. East. 4 Anne, rot. 75. 56 Vide Preston Candover in thehundred of Bermondspit. 67 Recov. R. East. 12 Geo. Ill, rot. 38.M Kelly, Hants Dir. 444. Farley Chamberlaynk Church Monument to Sir William St. John KINGS SOMBORNE HUNDRED FARLEY CHAM-BERLAYNE The church of ST. JOHN consists ofCHURCH chancel 24 ft. long and 15^ ft. wide, nave 41 ft. long and 17^ ft. wide, witha bell-turret of wood at the west and a south porch. The walls are probably of 12th-century date, 2 ft. 7 in. in thickness, and the south door of thenave, c. 1160, probably gives the date of the work.No other mediaeval details remain, except the tre-foiled west window, which may be of 14th-centurydate, all other windows being plastered round-headedopenings of 18th-century date. The church wasevidently beautified at this period, the flat woodand plaster arch between chancel and nave beingpart of the work, as well as all the fittings of thenave, high deal pews, pulpit with tester, and westgallery. The altar rails belong to the same time, but the chancel seats are of later date. The rooftimbers of nave and chancel are however mediae

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