Converse of object

• endow: The church formerly contained a richly endowed chantry, under the invocation of the Blessed Virgin Mary.

• found: The church was begun in 1430 on the site of a chantry founded by Robert Thirsk earlier that century.

• establish: Salamon le Coffrer thus seems to have maintained the chantry established by his uncle and passed on the obligation to his successors.

• find: Medieval wills might found a chantry or make a gift to a specific chapel.

• support: Coleshill also left part of Coleshill Hall to St Peter-le-Bailey Church to support a chantry for St Mary's mass.

Adjective modifier

• second: There is a second chantry, founded by the family of the late Mr. John Knill, of Blackheath.

• other: It was suppressed with the other chantries by Edward VI. , and its revenues seized for royal use.

Modifies a noun

• chapel: Close to the end of the bridge stands St Edmund's church, with a small chantry chapel opposite.

• priest: We stand at the east end of the south aisle, some chantry priest celebrating Mass behind us, no doubt.

• altar: It may have been for the Lady altar, or perhaps a chantry altar for the local lords of the manor.

• land: The lands themselves, of course, were originally chantry lands, providing income for paying chantry priests in this very church.

• school: The school was allowed to continue, as were the former chantry schools in Bosbury and Bromyard.

• foundation: Enfield Grammar Originated in a pre-reformation chantry foundation at St Andrew's Church.

Preposition: in

• church: Bucks, to endow a chantry in the church where his mother was buried, ( fn.

• chapel: There was formerly a chantry in this chapel, founded by the Derwentwater family.

Preposition: of

• chaplain: A chantry of two chaplains established there by Andrew de Bures ( fn.

• priest: In 1328 Simon Swanlond founded a chantry of one priest in the chapel of St. Katherine in the parish church of North Mimms.

Preposition: for

• priest: Guy Beauchamp, Earl of Warwick, founded in it a college or chantry for eight priests, in honor of the Blessed Virgin.