Wintney Priory
Wintney Priory, Hartley Wintneycounty:
Hampshire
The place is described in text Cox 1738
- Hampshire
Wintney, a Benedictine Nunnery, built and endowed by Richard, the Son of Richard de Hereard, with divers Lands, which King Edward I. confirmed. It was dedicated to GOD, the Virgin, and St. Mary Magdalene. Valued at 43 l. 3 s. Dug. 59 l. 1 d. per Annum, Speed, who farther tells us, that here was a College dedicated to St. Elizabeth. Valued at 112 l. 17 s. 4 d. per Annum, and an Hospital built by Henry de Blois, Brother to King Stephen, and dedicated to the Holy Cross. Valued at 84 l. 4 s. 2 d. per Annum.
- Hampshire
RIchard, the Son of Richard de Heveard, confirm'd the garnat made by Richard Mackerel to God, and the Church of St. Mary at Winteney, and to the Nuns there serving God and St. Mary and St. Mary Magdalen, of a Rood and a half of Land at Sudetrope and Esland; Confirm'd by King Edward I.
- Hampshire
... Religious Houses ... deliver'd to King Henry VIII. in the 26th Year of his Reign, with the yearly Value ...
value l. s. d. q.
Wintney Pr. Bened. 45 3 0 0
founded late 12th century
