Charter: Documents of Early England Data Set 00140250
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[1240-00-00 - 1242-00-00]
250. Grant by Richard, earl of Cornwall, to Beaulieu Abbey, for the soul of his late wife, Isabella of Gloucester, of an annual rent of 10 marks, to be paid by his reeves of Helston (Cornwall). [1240-2]. CARTA EIUSDEM RICARDI COMITIS CUIUS SUPRA DE REDDITU DECEM MARCARUM PERCIPIENDARUM ANNUATIM IN BURGO DE HELLESTON' PER MANUS PREPOSITORUM SUORUM AD DUOS TERMINOS ANNI. (GrantHELSTON, CORNWALL (ENGLAND)) Givers: Richard earl of Cornwell Receivers: Beaulieu AbbeySource Regest:
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Omnibus hoc scriptum visuris vel audituris Ric[] comes Pictavie et Cornubie salutem Noverit universitas vestra nos pro salute anime mee et Ysabelle quondam comitisse Glovernie uxoris nostre et animarum antecessorum et successorum nostrorum dedisse concessisse et hac presenti carta nostra confirmasse pro nobis et heredibus nostris deo et beate Marie et monachis apud Bellum Locum Regis deo servientibus in liberam puram et perpetuam elemosinam x marcas annui redditus in burgo nostro de Helleston[] qui est in hundredo de Kyrior in Cornubia percipiendas annuatim per manus prepositorum nostrorum de eodem burgo ad duos terminos videlicet ad Pasca v marcas et ad festum Sancti Michaelis v marcas habend eisdem monachis inperpetuum libere integre et quiete bene et in pace sicut pura elemosina liberius haberi potest quousque nos vel heredes nostri eis in loco competenti in aliqua terra rationabile excambium fecerimus ad valenciam predicti redditus Et nos et heredes nostri predictum redditum sub forma predicta warantizabimus et defendemus contra omnes gentes inperpetuum Et ut hec nostra donatio et concessio perpetue firmitatis robur optineat presentem cartam sigilli nostri impressione duximus roborandam Hiis testibus
Source Fulltext: Beaulieu Cartulary. S. F. Hockey. Southampton Record Series, V.17. Southampton University Press. Southampton. 1974.
Comment
Date: Isabella of Gloucester, daughter of William Marshal I, earl of Pembroke, had as her first husband Gilbert de Clare, earl of Gloucester. She died 17 Jan. 1240 at Berkhamsted; her body was buried at Beaulieu and her heart at Tewkesbury (Annales Monastici, I, p. 113). Helston is 8.5 miles from St Keverne.Charter on the DEEDS-homepage: http://deeds.library.utoronto.ca/charters/00140250
Editions:
- Beaulieu Cartulary. S. F. Hockey. Southampton Record Series, V.17. Southampton University Press. Southampton. 1974.
Places
- HELSTON, CORNWALL (ENGLAND)
Persons
- Ric[], comes Pictavie et Cornubie
- Ysabella, quondam comitissa Glovernie, uxor Ric[] comitis Pictavie et Cornubie
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