Transactions of the Bristol and Gloucestershire Archaeological Society . 5urueYortO tfje .Society ^(ercbantUe(?ru^ 24* July 1907 rers1907. Page 187. ST. CLEMENT S CHAPEL DOORWAY. The Mediaeval Chapels of Bristol. 187 Dreyse all effects, lands, and tenements in Bristol or elsewhere ;the said John and his wife Margery being made testators yearly rent of £20, for providing two Chaplains to celebratein all future time in the Chapel of St. John the Evangelist,where testators body shall rest, for his soul, and that of Avicehis deceased wife, and the souls of his progenitors, and all thefaith
Transactions of the Bristol and Gloucestershire Archaeological Society . 5urueYortO tfje .Society ^(ercbantUe(?ru^ 24* July 1907 rers1907. Page 187. ST. CLEMENT S CHAPEL DOORWAY. The Mediaeval Chapels of Bristol. 187 Dreyse all effects, lands, and tenements in Bristol or elsewhere ;the said John and his wife Margery being made testators yearly rent of £20, for providing two Chaplains to celebratein all future time in the Chapel of St. John the Evangelist,where testators body shall rest, for his soul, and that of Avicehis deceased wife, and the souls of his progenitors, and all thefaithful dead. CHAPEL IN SPYCERS HALL, WELSH BACK. In an ordinance dated 1467 (entered in the Great Red Bookat the Council House) for the regulation of the merchandise ofmeat, oil, wool, iron and wax, provision is made that the masterand fellowship shall have and occupy at their will the chapeland the draught chamber appertaining thereto in the housecalled Spycers Hall upon the Back of Bristol, paying yearlyfor the said hall twenty shillings. Nothing is said of thededication of this chapel. The late Mr. Bindon1 attributes itto St. John
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