Charter: Documents of Early England Data Set 00570044
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1201-00-00
44. Record of the assignment by William de Mowbray to William de Stuteville of 12 librates of land in Brinklow, co. Warwick, and the service of Eustace de Vescy for 42 knights' fees and of Richard de Wappenbury for 42 knights' fees. 1201. Pd. in Curia Regis Rolls, i, 440, from Curia Regis Roll 21, m. 15d, Easter term, 2 John. (Court Record, BRINKLOW, WARWICKSHIRE (ENGLAND)) Givers: William de Stuteville Receivers: William de MowbraySource Regest: DEEDS-Database: http://deeds.library.utoronto.ca/charters/00570044
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Dies datus est Willelmo de Stutevill[] et Willelmo de Mubray a die sancti Johannis in xv dies ad capiendum cirographum suum Et sciendum quod Willelmus de Stutevill[] debet habere quicquid Willelmus de Mubray habuit in Brinkelawe cum pertinenciis omnibus pro xij libratis terre excepto servicio Samsonis de Cornubia qui tenet per miliciam ut dicitur quod remanet ipsi Willelmo de Mubray et Willelmus de Mubray assingnavit eidem Willelmo de Stutevill[] in servicio Eustacii de Vesci iiij milites et dimidium et in servicio Ricardi de Wapenberi iiij milites et dimidium pro ix militibus quos ei debuit assingnare
Source Fulltext: Early Yorkshire Charters, the Stuteville Fee. C. T. Clay. Yorkshire Archaeological Society, Extra Series V.7. Yorkshire Archaeological Society. Wakefield. 1952.
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Date: RegnalCharter on the DEEDS-homepage: http://deeds.library.utoronto.ca/charters/00570044
Editions:
- Early Yorkshire Charters, the Stuteville Fee. C. T. Clay. Yorkshire Archaeological Society, Extra Series V.7. Yorkshire Archaeological Society. Wakefield. 1952.
Places
- BRINKLOW, WARWICKSHIRE (ENGLAND)
Persons
- Cornubia, Samson de
- Mubray, Willelmus de
- Stutevill[], Willelmus de
- Vesci, Eustacius de
- Wapenberi, Ricardus de
Keywords
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- Court Record
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