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the Burgh family and, in 1587, Charles Hoskins purchased the "manor and advowson of Oxted" which covered some 605 acres (245 ha). By the mid-17th century...

and a number of churches, which it appropriated after being granted the advowsons. The abbey's manorial court records have survived in large part, portraying...

patronage refund. This refund is a form of dividend. See main articles Advowson and Parish In the Church of England, patronage is the commonly used term...

Reformation on account of its connexion with the Priory of Durham; and its advowsons and other endowments were granted by Henry VIII to the new Dean and Chapter...

area of land and became closely associated to the advowson of the church; often by default the advowson was appended to the rights of the Manor, sometimes...

that are largely unknown in other common law jurisdictions such as the advowson, chancel repair liability and lordships of the manor. In the early common...

vocāt- call advocacy, advocate, advocation, advocator, advocatory, advoke, advowson, avocation, avouch, avow, avowal, convocation, disavow, disavowal, equivocate...

Kenneth Breedon of Bletchley in 1992. The patronage of the parish (or advowson), meaning the right to present or put forward a person to be inducted as...

Links with the family continued for over 350 years. Successive Earls held advowson regarding the vicars of Packington for most of this period. During the...

the Sifrewast family granted their advowson to the convent of St Mary's de Pré Leicester. As a consequence the advowson for the parish of Chesham Bury became...

acres of land, and multiple rectories were appointed to them by means of advowson. A residential tower was added in the mid-15th century. Following dissolution...

become vicar of Tonbridge when the incumbent Henry Harpur died in 1790, the advowson passing out of the Vane family (to David Papillon), and John Rawstorn Papillon...

The church probably dates largely from this period and the first known advowson was presented in 1312 and a rector was appointed at that time. Like many...

a ruinous condition. Robert Reade, bishop of Chichester, granted the advowsons of Alfriston and Fletching to Michelham Priory in that year. The Priory...

notable families were patrons of the church and were afforded the right of advowson. The Scrope family lost this right in 1415 when their lands were confiscated...

Impropriations. The feoffees would raise funds to purchase lay impropriations and advowsons, which would mean that the feoffees would then have the legal right to...

The patronage of the church of St. Dionysius is mentioned in 1468. The advowson right in the 12th century was included in the possession of the Count of...

liberalism. The congregations still could not employ the pastors, since the advowson was with the parastatal consistories. When the consistories appointed pastors...

vertical or made in any other way) and other hereditaments; also a manor, advowson, and a rent and other incorporeal hereditaments, and an easement, right...

appear parliamentarian. Its size also had the added advantage of spreading collective responsibility far more broadly than would have happened in a small group...