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Charter: Documents of Early England Data Set 00891097
Signature: 00891097
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[1172-03-20]
1097. Goscelin and William, his son, quitclaim land to Oseney. Prob. Mar. 20, 1172. It is not possible to identify the land which is quitclaimed. ( ) Givers: Goscelin Receivers: Oseney Abbey
Source Regest: DEEDS-Database: http://deeds.library.utoronto.ca/charters/00891097
 
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In die sancti Cutberti in quadragesima facta fuit portmanmot de Oxeneford in cemiterio sancti Martini et tunc uenit ibi Goscelinus et filius eius Willelmus illam terram quam Willelmus Gunfredus frater eius tenuerunt ecclesie sancte Marie de Oseneya et canonicis ibi deo seruientibus omnino a se et ab heredibus suis quietam clamauerunt Tunc uero temporis Iohannes filius Radulfi et Lefwynus le Wanter prepositi eiusdem uille interfuerunt et omnes isti huius facti testes fuerunt uidelicet Radulfus presbiter Gaufredus filius Durant et Willelmus filius eius Rogerus filius Hemming Ainsey frater suus Iohannes Cepeherm Hugo frater suus Willelmus filius Eilwy et Thomas filius aeilrici Segrim clericus Wigerus etc
Source Fulltext: Cartulary of Oseney Abbey. H. E. Salter. Oxford Historical Society, V.90. Oxford Historical Society. Clarendon Press. Oxford. 1929.

Comment

Date: The following charter is no longer in existence; it was seen and copied by Twyne (xxiii. 105), but Wood did not see it (City of Oxford, i. 220). It has been often quoted, [...]. Wood (City of Oxford, iii. 3) assigns this document to the year 1134, but as John Kepebarm lived until 1204 or 1205, and Thomas son of Eilric outlived him, a date before 1160 is impossible. As the portmote always met on Monday, our choice is limited to the years 1161, 1167, 1172, or 1178, in which years St. Cuthbert's day (March 2o) fell on Monday. Probably 1172 is the year, for in the Pipe Roll of Michaelmas 1175 we read (p. 14) that within the last twelve months Lefwin, the Prepositus of Oxford, had paid two marks for allowing the escape of a robber, no doubt from the prison of Oxford, during his year of office.
Editions
  • Cartulary of Oseney Abbey. H. E. Salter. Oxford Historical Society, V.90. Oxford Historical Society. Clarendon Press. Oxford. 1929.
Persons
  • Ainsey, frater [Rogeri]
  • Cepeherm, Iohannes
  • Gaufredus, filius Durant
  • Goscelinus
  • Gunfredus, Willelmus, frater [Goscelini]
  • Hugo, frater [Iohanni]
  • Iohannes, filius Radulfi
  • Radulfus, presbiter
  • Rogerus, filius Hemming
  • Segrim, clericus
  • Thomas, filius Aeilrici
  • Wanter, Lefwynus le
  • Wigerus
  • Willelmus, filius Eilwy
  • Willelmus, filius Goscelini
  • Willelmus, filius [Gaufredi]
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