Charter: Documents of Early England Data Set 00090013
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1234-10-27, LYNN, NORFOLK (ENGLAND)
13. Final concord made in the king's court at Bishop's (now King's) Lynn before the itinerant justices named between John prior of Stoke by Clare, parson of Crimplesham, and Theodore de Crimplesham, whom Alice his mother vouched to warranty, concerning two hundred acres and a messuage in Crimplesham, which the prior recognised to be the right of Theodore, to be held in inheritance of the prior and his successors for an annual rent of twenty shillings. In return Theodore has given the prior a messuage in Crimplesham called Tittestoft to be held in free alms, and also five marks. 27 October 1234. (Final ConcordCRIMPLESHAM, NORFOLK (ENGLAND)) Givers: John (Prior of Stoke-by-Clare Alien Priory) Receivers: Theodore de CrimpleshamSource Regest: DEEDS-Database: http://deeds.library.utoronto.ca/charters/00090013
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Hec est finalis concordia facta in curia domini regis apud Len die veneris proxima ante festum apostolorum Symonis et Iude anno regni regis Henrici filii Iohannis regis octavodecimo coram Thoma de Multon[] Roberto de Lexenton[] Olivero de Wallibus Ada filio Willelmi et Roberto de Bello Campo iusticiariis itinerantibus et aliis domini regis fidelibus tunc ibi presentibus inter Iohannem priorem de Stok[] personam ecclesie de Cremplesham petentem et Theodorum de Cremplesham quem Alicia mater eius vocavit ad warantum et qui ei warantizavit de ducentis acris terre et uno mesuagio cum pertinenciis in Cremplesham et unde assisa summonita fuit inter eos in eadem curia ad recognoscendum utrum predicte ducente acre terre et mesuagium essent libera elemosina pertinens ad ecclesiam ipsius prioris in Cremplisham aut laicum feodum ipsius Theodori scilicet quod predictus prior recognovit totam predictam terram et mesuagium cum pertinenciis esse ius ipsius Theodori habend et tenend eidem Theodorico et heredibus suis de predicto priore et successoribus et ecclesia sua de Stok[] inperpetuum reddendo inde annuatim viginti solidos ad duos terminos scilicet medietatem ad Pascha et aliam medietatem ad festum Sancti Michaelis pro omni servicio et exaccione Et pro hac recognicione fine et concordia idem Theodorus dedit et concessit predicto priori unum mesuagium in Cremplesham quod vocatur Tittestoft tenend sibi et successoribus suis in liberam puram et perpetuam elemosinam inperpetuum et preterea idem Theodorus dedit predicto priori quinque marcas argenti
Source Fulltext: Stoke-by-Clare Cartulary. Christopher Harper-Bill and Richard Mortimer. Suffolk Charters, V.4. Suffolk Records Society. Boydell and Brewer. Woodbridge, Suffolk. 1982-84.
Comment
Date: Feast RegnalCharter on the DEEDS-homepage: http://deeds.library.utoronto.ca/charters/00090013
Editions:
- Stoke-by-Clare Cartulary. Christopher Harper-Bill and Richard Mortimer. Suffolk Charters, V.4. Suffolk Records Society. Boydell and Brewer. Woodbridge, Suffolk. 1982-84.
Places
- ecclesia de Stok[] (conventus)
Persons
- Adam, filius Willelmi, iusticiarius
- Alicia, mater Theodori de Cremplesham
- Bello Campo, Robertus de, iusticiarius
- Cremplesham, Theodorus de
- Lexenton[], Robertus de, iusticiarius
- Multon[], Thomas de, iusticiarius
- Stok[], Iohannes de, prior, persona ecclesie de Cremplesham
- Wallibus, Oliverus de, iusticiarius
Keywords
- General:
- Final Concord
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