Charter: Documents of Early England Data Set 00550015
Signature: 00550015
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[1152-00-00 - 1153-00-00]
(Grant, BROUGHTON, YORKSHIRE, WEST (ENGLAND)) Givers: William son of Duncan (Nephew of the King of Scotland) Receivers: Henry (Archbishop of York Cathedral), Osbert (Archdeacon of York Cathedral - York)Source Regest: DEEDS-Database: http://deeds.library.utoronto.ca/charters/00550015
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H[enrico] Eboracensi archiepiscopo et Osberto archidiacono Willelmus filius Dunecani nepos regis Scotie salutem Notum sit uobis et omnibus sancte matris ecclesie fidelibus quod ego et Aeliz de Rumelli uxor mea dedimus et concessimus et hac presenti carta confirmauimus Deo et ecclesie sancte Marie et sancti Cutberti de Embeseia et canonicis ibidem Deo seruientibus ecclesiam Omnium Sanctorum de Broctune cum omnibus pertinentiis suis tam in terris quam in decimis in puram et liberam et perpetuam elemosinam pro salute animarum nostrarum Hiis testibus Alexandro abbate de Kirkestal Benedicto abbate de Sallai Ulfo decano Ranulpho constabulario Willelmo Flandrensi Rogero Tempest Rogero Faisinton
Source Fulltext: Early Yorkshire Charters, the Honour of Skipton. C. T. Clay. Yorkshire Archaeological Society, Extra Series V.5. Yorkshire Archaeological Society. Wakefield. 1947.
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Charter on the DEEDS-homepage: http://deeds.library.utoronto.ca/charters/00550015Editions:
- Early Yorkshire Charters, the Honour of Skipton. C. T. Clay. Yorkshire Archaeological Society, Extra Series V.5. Yorkshire Archaeological Society. Wakefield. 1947.
Places
- Embeseia, sancti Cutberti de
- sancte Marie, ecclesia
Persons
- Alexander, abbas de Kirkestal
- Benedictus, abbas de Sallai
- Faisinton, Rogerus
- Flandrensis, Willelmus
- H[enricus], Eboracensis archiepiscopus
- Osbertus, archidiaconus
- Ranulphus, constabularius
- Rumelli, Aeliz de, uxor Willelmi
- Tempest, Rogerus
- Ulfus, decanus
- Willelmus, filius Dunecani, nepos regis Scotie
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- Grant
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