Collection: Documents of Early England Data Set
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Charter: 00792037
Date: [1204-05-01]
Abstract: (Grant, ) Givers: Robert Count of Meulan Receivers: Mabel wife of Earl William
Charter: 00500519
Date: 1204-05-11
Abstract: DXIX. De eodem. A.D. 1204, May 11. Of Newport. (Agreement, Settlement, NEWPORT, MONMOUTHSHIRE (WALES)) Givers: Llandaff Cathedral Receivers: Gloucester - St. Peter's Abbey
Charter: 00500520
Date: 1204-05-11
Abstract: DXX. De eodem. A.D. 1204, May 11. Of Newport. (Agreement, Settlement, NEWPORT, MONMOUTHSHIRE (WALES)) Givers: Llandaff Cathedral Receivers: Gloucester - St. Peter's Abbey
Charter: 00210173
Date: 1204-05-14
Abstract: (Grant, PORTSMOUTH, HAMPSHIRE (ENGLAND)) Givers: Hugh Meiner Receivers: Southampton - God's House Priory
Charter: 00040263
Date: [1204-05-00 - 1204-06-00]
Abstract: Original Designation: no. 263 (p.175-77). Notification by Eustace bishop of Ely that, having received a mandate from Innocent III (dated at the Lateran, 23 March 1204) that he is to hear and decide a dispute between Master John of Tynemouth rector of Upminster who had complained to the pope that the abbot (Richard) and canons have been withholding the tithe from newly cultivated land in Upminster and have refused to compensate him for his loss, the bishop has summoned Master John and the abbot's proctor and heard their arguments. Master John claims that the abbot has worked sixty acres of land in alternate years and moreover has levelled several hedges and ditches on other land (described), both in Upminster parish, and worked that land and has unreasonably withheld the tithe of produce of both pieces of land from his church. The abbot's proctor claims exemption from the payment of tithe on newly cultivated land by papal privilege but Master John denies that the land is newly tilled. An amicable settlement has been agreed whereby in Master John's lifetime the canons will pay tithe on the land which they had levelled but not on the sixty acres as long as that land is cultivated by or for them; should a layman cultivate it for his own use, tithe will be payable. (AgreementMandateSettlementUPMINSTER, ESSEX (ENGLAND)) Givers: Eustace (Bishop of Ely Cathedral) Receivers: John of Tynemouth (Rector of Upminster Church), Richard (Abbot of Waltham Abbey)
Charter: 00792038
Date: [1204-05-00]
Abstract: (Grant, ST. CLEMENT, CORNWALL (ENGLAND)LINKINHORNE, CORNWALL (ENGLAND)) Givers: Robert Count of Meulan Receivers: Men of Sturminster Marshall, Men of St. Clement, Men of Linkinhorne
Charter: 00270096
Date: 1204-05-00
Abstract: (Final Concord, BRIZE NORTON, OXFORDSHIRE (ENGLAND)) Givers: Walter de Marisco Receivers: William (Abbot of Thame Abbey)
Charter: 00740098
Date: 1204-07-27
Abstract: 98 Final concord between Azilia widow of Robert Basset plaintiff and William Basset, defendant, concerning the dower which Azilia claimed from Drayton Beauchamp (Bucks) and Long Marston (Herts). William gi anted to Azilia as do, ver half a virgate in Drayton Beauchamp and a virgage in the same vill which Azilia formerly held of William. In return Azilia quitclaimed to William the rest of the dower she claimed. [27 June 1204] (Final Concord, MARSTON, LONG, HERTFORDSHIRE (ENGLAND)) Givers: Azilia widow of Robert Basset Receivers: William Basset
Charter: 00510216
Date: 1204-08-19
Abstract: 216. Final concord made in the king's court at Worcester by which Robert de Brasci, plaintiff, quitclaimed to Prior Randulf his rights in the prior's pasture and wood in Lippard (Leopard Grange in St. Martin's without Worcester) and the prior quitclaimed to Robert his rights in Robert's pasture of Warndon. For this quitclaim the prior gave Robert 1 mark of silver. The prior must not interfere with the access of Robert and his men to their pasture at Warndon and Trotshill (in Warndon). 19 August 1204. (Final Concord, ) Givers: Robert de Brasci Receivers: Randulf (Prior of Worcester Cathedral Priory)
Charter: 00220641
Date: 1204-10-09
Abstract: 641. Fine made coram rege between Hugh Russel and Prior Benedict concerning three virgates in Fawsley. For twenty marks Hugh and his wife Felice are given life tenure at a rent of one mark p.a. (reduced on her becoming a widow) Guildford, B: 641 C: PRO CP25(1)/171/11 no. 180 (Final Concord, , NORTHAMPTONSHIRE (ENGLAND)) Givers: Hugh Russel Receivers: Benedict (Prior of Daventry Priory)
Charter: 00880432
Date: [1204-00-00 - 1214-00-00]
Abstract: (Quitclaim, BUMPSTEAD, HELION, ESSEX (ENGLAND)HEMPSTEAD, ESSEX (ENGLAND)CAMPS, CASTLE, CAMBRIDGESHIRE (ENGLAND)CAMPS, SHUDY, CAMBRIDGESHIRE (ENGLAND))
Charter: 00090160
Date: [1204-00-00 - 1206-00-00]
Abstract: 160. Grant by Walter cum Barba to the monks in free alms, of one acre in the monks' cultura towards Brockley, over which he had sued the monks in the time of Hugh de St Edmunds, prior of Stoke, and come to agreement in the hundred court of Risbridge; confirmation of his father's gifts. 1204-6. (ConfirmationBROCKLEY, SUFFOLK (ENGLAND)) Givers: Walter cum Barba Receivers: Stoke-by-Clare Alien Priory
Charter: 00040153
Date: [1204-00-00]
Abstract: Original Designation: no. 153 (p. 96-97). Grant by Ralph son of William of Babraham to the canons in free alms of nineteen acres and one rood of land in twenty-three parcels in Babraham fields, of which five parcels lie beside the canons' lands. (GrantBABRAHAM, CAMBRIDGESHIRE (ENGLAND)) Givers: Ralph son of William of Babraham Receivers: Waltham Abbey
Charter: 00711314
Date: 1204-00-00
Abstract: 1314 Wildurle. Donacio tocius ville ibidem sub duplici carta. Ric. of Wilderley grants all his land in Wilderley and Cothercott in return for 120 marks and a palfrey worth 5 marks. After 27 years the canons shall pay him J mark a year (1204). (Grant, , SHROPSHIRE (ENGLAND)) Givers: Richard of Wilderley Receivers: Haughmond Abbey
Charter: 00590157
Date: [1204-00-00 - 1206-00-00]
Abstract: 157. Gift by Roger son of Ralph to the chapel of St. John the Baptist in his court of Aismunderby, for the health of his soul and those of Emma his wife and Roger d'Aubigny, and for the support of a chaplain and clerk ministering there, of a bovate of land in Aismunderby with a toft and croft, and a moiety of the mill with the suit of Studley Roger; also the service of 4 bovates in Markingfield which Geoffrey son of Peter was holding, being 16s. yearly, and pasture for 4 oxen and a cows of the chaplain with his own beasts, and other easements. [1204-06] Pd. in Memorials of Ripon, i, no. 109, from Darnbrough MS. xxviii. (Grant, STUDLEY ROGER, YORKSHIRE, WEST (ENGLAND)MARKINGFIELD, YORKSHIRE, WEST (ENGLAND)) Givers: Roger son of Ralph Receivers: Ripon - St. John B. Collegiate Church
Charter: 00990150
Date: 1205-03-22
Abstract: 150 D A (Appropriation, Grant, ) Givers: John Grey (Bishop of Norwich Cathedral) Receivers: Norwich - Holy Trinity Cathedral Priory
Charter: 00990162
Date: 1205-03-22
Abstract: 162 D 50. (Appropriation, Grant, ) Givers: John Grey (Bishop of Norwich Cathedral) Receivers: Norwich - Holy Trinity Cathedral Priory
Charter: 00990163
Date: 1205-03-22
Abstract: 163 D 51. (Appropriation, Grant, ) Givers: John Grey (Bishop of Norwich Cathedral) Receivers: Norwich - Holy Trinity Cathedral Priory
Charter: 00990147
Date: 1205-03-22
Abstract: 147 D 35. (Appropriation, Grant, ) Givers: John Grey (Bishop of Norwich Cathedral) Receivers: Norwich - Holy Trinity Cathedral Priory
Charter: 00990161
Date: 1205-03-22
Abstract: 161 D 49. (Appropriation, Grant, ) Givers: John Grey (Bishop of Norwich Cathedral) Receivers: Norwich - Holy Trinity Cathedral Priory
Charter: 00090014
Date: 1205-04-25
Abstract: 14. Final concord made in the king's court at the Old Temple before the king and the justices named between Amulf de Mandeville and Richard prior of Stoke by Clare concerning the advowson of the church of Steeple Bumpstead, wherein Arnulf quitclaims all his right to the prior and his successors. In return the prior and convent have received Arnulf into all the prayers and spiritual benefits of their church for ever. 25 April 1205. (Final ConcordBUMPSTEAD,STEEPLE, ESSEX (ENGLAND)) Givers: Arnulf de Mandeville Receivers: Richard (Prior of Stoke-by-Clare Alien Priory)
Charter: 00990174
Date: 1205-05-13
Abstract: 174 D 62. (Agreement, ) Givers: John Grey (Bishop of Norwich Cathedral) Receivers: Norwich - Holy Trinity Cathedral Priory
Charter: 00990145
Date: 1205-05-16
Abstract: 145 D 33. (Appropriation, Grant, ) Givers: John Grey (Bishop of Norwich Cathedral) Receivers: Norwich - Holy Trinity Cathedral Priory
Charter: 00990159
Date: 1205-05-17
Abstract: 159 D 47. (Appropriation, Grant, ) Givers: John Grey (Bishop of Norwich Cathedral) Receivers: Norwich - Holy Trinity Cathedral Priory
Charter: 00990146
Date: 1205-05-17
Abstract: 146 D 34. (Exchange, ) Givers: John Grey (Bishop of Norwich Cathedral) Receivers: Norwich - Holy Trinity Cathedral Priory
Charter: 00990175
Date: 1205-05-17
Abstract: 175 D 63. (Agreement, GAYWOOD, NORFOLK (ENGLAND)) Givers: John Grey (Bishop of Norwich Cathedral) Receivers: W. (Prior of Norwich - Holy Trinity Cathedral Priory)
Charter: 00990153
Date: 1205-05-17
Abstract: 153 D 41. (Appropriation, Grant, ) Givers: John Grey (Bishop of Norwich Cathedral) Receivers: Norwich - Holy Trinity Cathedral Priory
Charter: 00990143
Date: 1205-05-17
Abstract: CARTE JOHANNIS GREYE EPISCOPI 143 (Exchange, ) Givers: John Grey (Bishop of Norwich Cathedral) Receivers: Norwich - Holy Trinity Cathedral Priory
Charter: 00990168
Date: 1205-05-28
Abstract: 168 D SL (Agreement, ) Givers: John Grey (Bishop of Norwich Cathedral) Receivers: Norwich - Holy Trinity Cathedral Priory
Charter: 00990177
Date: 1205-05-28
Abstract: 177 D 66. (Agreement, WIGHTON, NORFOLK (ENGLAND)NORWICH, NORFOLK (ENGLAND)) Givers: John Grey (Bishop of Norwich Cathedral) Receivers: William (Prior of Norwich - Holy Trinity Cathedral Priory)
Charter: 00290105
Date: 1205-05-00 - 1206-06-00
Abstract: (Final Concord, WORLINGTON, SUFFOLK (ENGLAND)) Givers: Samson (Abbot of Bury St. Edmunds Abbey) Receivers: William of Wickhampton, Roger de Scales
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