Appendix 4: Llanthony (other holdings) Monastic holding name (with Name meaning (Mod E = Modern Monastic holding or Location (including current civil parish/ HER entry NMR entry Date endowned; Held at Dissolution or Notes Sources variant spellings/ first dates for English, OE = Old English, W = landscape feature type community and county/ unitary authority, donor earlier disposal association with priory) Welsh) and OS grid reference if known) Abergawenny (1535)/ Aburgevenny Mouth of the Gavenny river (W) Urban property Abergavenny, Monmouthshire (SO297145) c. early 13th century/ Held at Dissolution Urban property: 'mansion house', 'tenement near the north Inspeximus of Reynold de Bruce Charter, 1347; (1540) Reynold de Bruce, gate', used for market/ other business in the burgh. Valor Ecclesiasticus, 1535; List of the Lands of Lord of Bergavenny Dissolved Religious Houses (List of Ministers Accounts Part II - Henry VII and Henry VIII), 1540 Acle (1146)/ Ocle (1535) Oak tree wood or clearing, with Manor ('farmed out' by 1535) Olce Pychard, Herefordshire (SO596462) Hugh de Lacy, Lord of Held by Llanthony Purported Llanthony Prima charter confirming the Pickard family affix (OE) Ewyas Lacy Secunda (Gloucester) at gifts of Hugh de Lacy, Pain fitz John, and Nigel Dissolution (after 1481)* fitz Erfast, before 1127; Papal bull confirming Llanthony Secunda as a cell of Llanthony Prima, 1146; Valor Ecclesiasticus, 1535 Alvyntone (1199)/ Alvington Aelf's estate (OE) Manor Alvington, Gloucestershire (SO603007) 1143-8, a market and 2 Held by Llanthony Holding included a dovecote, portion of tithes, Rowley's mills Charter of King John, 1199; Charters of the fairs (1265-7), customs Secunda (Gloucester) at and tithes, a market and 2 fairs, and customs on boats Earldom of Hereford, ? (Rhodes, 1989); Valor on boats unloading at Dissolution (probably unloading at Warth Pill Ecclesiasticus, 1535 Warth Pill (1345); not after 1205)* known Ayleburton Aethelbeorht's farmstead or village Manor ('farmed out' by 1535) Ayleburton, Gloucestershire (SO617019) 1143-8; not known Held by Llanthony Charter of King John, 1199; Charters of the (OE) Secunda (Gloucester) at Earldom of Hereford, ? (Rhodes, 1989); Valor Dissolution (probably Ecclesiasticus, 1535 after 1205)* Ballingham Homestead or land in the bend of a Portion of land and tithes Ballingham, Herefordshire (SO576316) Not known Administered from Includes Carey fish weir. Cwmyoy and Lands of Llanthony Abbey, 1401; river of the family or followers of Llanthony Secunda Valor Ecclesiasticus, 1535 Badela (OE) (Gloucester) by Dissolution (after 1481)* Bery Barn (1538)/ Burybarne in Town barn (OE, ME) Portion of tithes Name of a tithe barn near Clodock, Not known Held at Dissolution Name now lost, probably superseded by a post-medieval Henry VIII grant to Nicholas Arnold, 1538; Court Ewyas Lacy (1540)/ Unribarne Herefordshire (exact location not known) Welsh place-name. of Augmentations Lease to Nicholas Arnold, (1606)/ Burybourne/ Berry Barne 1540; List of the Lands of Dissolved Religious (1720) Houses (List of Ministers Accounts Part II - Henry VII and Henry VIII), 1540 Brinkerhake (1535) Possibly Brynca's hedged enclosure Portion of tithes Location not known, probably in Not known; probably Held at Dissolution Valor Eccesiasticus, 1535 (from haga ) (OE) Herefordshire lord of Ewyas Lacy Brinsop (1291)/ Brinshope (1535, Brun's enclosed valley (OE) Chapel pension and portion of Brinsop, Herefordshire (SO443448) Before 1291; Held at Dissolution Taxatio Ecclesiastica Pope Nicholas, 1291; Valor 1538)/ Overland and Netherland tithes Brunshope family (Robinson lists as Ecclesiasticus, 1535; Henry VIII grant to Nicholas (1538)/ Overbrinshop et Secunda in List of Arnold, 1538; Court of Augmentations Lease to Netherbrinshop (1540)/ Over Brynsop Minsters Accounts - Nicholas Arnold, 1540; List of the Lands of Nether Brynsop (1540) check) Dissolved Religious Houses (List of Ministers Accounts Part II - Henry VII and Henry VIII), 1540; Dugdale's Monasticon Anglicanum, 1693 Burghill/ Brechul (1199) Hill with a fort (OE) Manor ('farmed out' by 1535) Burghill, Herefordshire (SO479445) 1137; probably Hugh Administered from Includes Tillington chapel Charter of King John and chapel de Lacy, lord of Ewyas Llanthony Secunda Lacy (Gloucester) after 1481* Caldicot/ Caldicote (1199, 1535) Cold dwelling (OE) Manor and church Caldicot, Monmouthshire (ST483886) 1181-97, church Administered from Included a house and barn within the castle. Impropriated by Charter of King John, 1199; Charters of the (1161); not known Llanthony Secunda 1254. Earldom of Hereford, ? (Rhodes, 1989); Norwich (Gloucester) after 1205* Taxation, 1254; Valor Ecclesiasticus, 1535 Canondinan (1199) Canon (ME), dinan? Portion of land Location not known, probably in Before 1199; not No Charter of King John, 1199 Herefordshire or Castell Dinan, Powys? known Cusop Small enclosed valley (OE), possibly Church Cusop, Herefordshire (SO240416) Before 1141; Ranulph Held by Llanthony Dugdale's Monasticon Anglicanum, 1693 of Cyw river (W) de Baskerville Secunda (Gloucester) at Dissolution (after 1199? Dugdale) Eagleton (1401)/ Egilton (1535) Ecgwulf's farmstead (OE) Portion of tithes Egleton, Herefordshire (SO637450) 1401; not known Administered from Cwmyoy and Lands of Llanthony Abbey, 1401; Llanthony Secunda Valor Ecclesiasticus, 1535 (Gloucester) after 1481* Erchenefelde (1127)/ in Erdyng (early medieval kingdom, W) Manor, church and portion of Llanwarne, Herefordshire (SO496276) Before 1127; Hugh de Administered from 'certain lands in Archenfield' Purported Llanthony Prima charter confirming the Erchenesfeld, clearing (OE) land (Archenfield is the area of south-west Lacy, Lord of Ewyas Llanthony Secunda gifts of Hugh de Lacy, Pain fitz John, and Nigel Lanwara, Rosneth (1131)/ Herefordshire between the Wye and Lacy (Gloucester) after 1481* fitz Erfast, before 1127; Charter confirmation by Herchenfield (1199) Monnow. Rosneth possibly identified as Pope Innocent II, 1131; Charter of King John, Little Hill, Hills Farm, and Hill Gate in 1199; Taxatio Ecclesiastica Pope Nicholas, 1291; Llanwarne (Copplestone-Crowe, 1989)) Calendar of the Registers of the Priory of Llanthony by Gloucester, 1457-1466, 1501-1525; Valor Ecclesiasticus, 1535 Estley (1535)/ Estlee in Ewas Lacy St. Michael's church (ME), Esk river Portion of land Michaelchurch Escley, Herefordshire Before 1199; probably Administered from 'two ploughlands' Charter of King John, 1199; Valor Ecclesiasticus, (1540)/ Michael Church Escly (1705)/ (W) torrent (OE) (SO316342) Hugh de Lacy, lord of Llanthony Secunda 1535; Court of Augmentations Lease to Nicholas Michael Church (1720) Ewyas Lacy (Gloucester) after 1481* Arnold, 1540 Appendix 4: Llanthony (other holdings) Monastic holding name (with Name meaning (Mod E = Modern Monastic holding or Location (including current civil parish/ HER entry NMR entry Date endowned; Held at Dissolution or Notes Sources variant spellings/ first dates for English, OE = Old English, W = landscape feature type community and county/ unitary authority, donor earlier disposal association with priory) Welsh) and OS grid reference if known) Ewias Lacy (13th c)/ Longam Villam Long estate, with Ewias Lacy Portion of tithes Longtown, Herefordshire (SO321292) Not known; probably Held at Dissolution Valor Ecclesiasticus, 1535; Henry VIII grant to (1535)/ Longa Villa in Ewyas Lacy manorial affix (OE) lord of Ewyas Lacy Nicholas Arnold, 1538; Court of Augmentations (1538, 1540)/ Longa the Town in Lease to Nicholas Arnold, 1540; List of the Lands Ewyas Lacy (1540)/ Lingavilla (1606)/ of Dissolved Religious Houses (List of Ministers Longtowne (1610) Accounts Part II - Henry VII and Henry VIII), 1540 Falleye in South Wales (1284)/ Valley? Not known Location not known, Radnorshire 1284; not known No Calendar of Charter Rolls, Edward I, 1284; Fabyleye (1291)/ Vale Bach (1401) Taxatio Ecclesiastica Pope Nicholas, 1291; Cwmyoy and Lands of Llanthony Abbey, 1401 Fawley (1291) Woodland clearing with ploughed Manor and mill ('farmed out' Brockhampton, Herefordshire (S0578302) 1136; not known Administered from Taxatio Ecclesiastica Pope Nicholas, 1291; Valor land (OE) by 1535) Llanthony Secunda Ecclesiasticus, 1535 (Gloucester) after 1481* Ffwddog/ Feotheke (1535)/ ffothiog Beech trees (W) Portion of tithes Ffwddog, Monmouthshire (in Herefordshire Held at Dissolution Valor Ecclesiasticus, 1535; Henry VIII grant to (1538)/ Feotheck (1540)/ Feothock until 1893) (SO282236) Nicholas Arnold, 1538; Court of Augmentations (1546)/ Festhoke (1606)/ Feothop Lease to Nicholas Arnold, 1540; List of the Lands (1540)/ Fothok (1610, 1638)/ Fothh of Dissolved Religious Houses (List of Ministers (1610)/ Ewas Lacy Forthog (1720) Accounts Part II - Henry VII and Henry VIII), 1540; Speed's Map of Monmouthshire, 1610 Fosecombe (1535)/ ffoscomb (1538)/ Ditch valley (OE) or same (from ffos Portion of tithes Name of a tithe barn near Clodock, Not known; probably Held at Dissolution Name now lost, probably superseded by a post-medieval Valor Ecclesiasticus, 1535; Henry VIII grant to Fossecombe in Ewyas Lacy (1540)/ cwm ) (W) Herefordshire (exact location not known, lord of Ewyas Lacy Welsh place-name. Nicholas Arnold, 1538; Court of Augmentations Foescwm (1546)/ Foscome(1606)/ could be Cwmcoched, SO319268) Lease to Nicholas Arnold, 1540; List of the Lands Froscomb (1720) of Dissolved Religious Houses (List of Ministers Accounts Part II - Henry VII and Henry VIII), 1540; Estate Conveyance Papers, 1720 Fownhope Multi-coloured small