Thomas Tanner Notitia monastica, edited by John Tanner - Kent ...

pot, p. 345.
Cartas quasdam originales ad hoc coenobium spe=
ctantes, in pyxide cartarum, quas museo Ashmol.
Oxon. moriens legavit cl. Ant. Wood.
The cardinal’s bundle among the records in chancery.
Plac. in com. Suff. 14 Ed. 1. assis. rot. 34. d. de
eccl. de Denardeston: Plac. com. coram just. itin.
16 Ed. 1. rot. de terris in Wideham: Pat. 20 Ed. 1.
m. Plac. de banco, 26 Ed. 1. Hill. rot. 14. pro
terris in Crimplesham [Norf.]
Inquis. 19 Ed. 2. n. 160. de terris assartis in Denne=
mansbroke.
Pat. 22 Ed. 3. p. 2. m. 24. pro eccl. de Leigh:
Pat. 26 Ed. 3. p. 1. m. 5. pro ten. in Heghhar=
dres, et advoc. eccl. de Skelling: Pat. 48 Ed. 3.
p. 1. m. 2 vel 3.
Pat. 16 Ric. 2. p. 2. m. 7. pro mess. ibid. et in
Brenchelsey, Pentaburgh, etc.
CANTERBURY.
On the right hand of the way from this city to Dover, in the south east suburb, Hugh /a the
second of that name, abbat of St. Augustine’s, built to the honor of St. Laurence /b, A. D. 1137.
an hospital for the relief of leprous monks, or the poor parents and relations of any of the monks
of that abby. It consisted of a warden or keeper, a priest or chaplain, one clerk, and sixteen
brethren and sisters; and the chief or senior of these sisters was sometimes called the prioress.
The revenues of this house were valued, 26 Hen. 8. at 39 l. 8 s. 6 d. in the whole /c, and 31 l.
7 s. 10 d. clear. It was alienated in the time of K. Edward 6. to one Tipsal /d, and after by
Q. Mary granted to Sr. John Parrot.
Vide chronicon Will. Thorn, inter Decem scripto=
res Hist. Angl. edit. per dom. R. Twysden, Lond.
1652. fol. col. 1810. ubi carta Hugonis de fun=
datione, et carta Rogeri de Marci donantis terram
de Dodinghale.
Somner’s Antiquities of Canterbury, p. i. p. 38, 39,
40. in Append, n. 11. a. b. de decimis de Haw=
field, Milfield, et Dodingale: P. ii. p. 173.
Weaver’s Funeral Monuments, etc. p. 255.
Strype’s Life of archbishop Parker, p. 113.
A Leiger Book of this hospital is cited by Mr. Somner.
The evidences of this house were thought to be in
the hands of Mr. Troyn or Mr. Johnston of
Whitstable 1557.
Bullam P. Eugenii de confirm. hosp. S. Laurentii
juxta Cantuar. in ms. registro abbatiae S. Augustini
Cant. in bibl. aulae S. Trin. Cantab. f. 80.
DOVER.
An hospital for poor leprous persons begun about the year 1141. upon the solicitation of
Osbern and Godwin, two monks of St. Martin’s, who subjected the same to the disposal of
their prior. It was dedicated to St. Bartholomew, and, after the dissolution, granted 6 Ed. 6.
to Sr. Tho. Palmer.
Vide registrum hujus hospitalis concinnatum A. D.
1373. in fine mutilum, ms. penes Walt. Clavel
arm. 1709.
Pat. 43 Ed. 3. p. 2. m. 37 vel 38.