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Charter: Documents of Early England Data Set 00390019
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1275-05-02, KENSINGTON, MIDDLESEX (ENGLAND)
Harley 662. fol. 46v. (Mandate, Receipt, ) Givers: Robert de Ver, Count of Oxford Receivers: Dunmow (Little) Priory
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Robertus de uer Comes Oxonie omnibus balliuis suis et ministris salutem in domino sempiternam Noueritis nos recepisse et habuisse a uiris religiosis priore et conuentu de dunmawe sex marcas argenti pro concessione et confirmatione tenementi cum suis pertinentiis quod magister rogerus de salinge eisdem religiosis dedit de feodo nostro in parua reines Quare uobis mandamus quatinus in dicto tenemento predictos uiros religiosos non molestetis nec distringatis sed in pace teneant prout eisdem concessimus pro nobis et heredibus nostris in perpetuum In cuius rei testimonium pre scripto sigillum nostrum duximus apponendum Datum apud kensyngtone in crastino apostolorum Philippi et Jacobi anno domini m cc lxx Quinto
Source Fulltext: Cartulary of Little Dunmowe Priory. British Library, Harley Ms. 662. Archaeologia Cantiana, V.10. Kent Archaeological Society. 1876.
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Date: A.D. Feast
Editions: 
  • Cartulary of Little Dunmowe Priory. British Library, Harley Ms. 662. Archaeologia Cantiana, V.10. Kent Archaeological Society. 1876.
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Places
  • Dunmawe, Conuentus de
Persons
  • Salinge, Rogerus de, magister
  • Uer, Robertus de, Comes Oxonie
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    • Mandate
    • Receipt
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