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Charter: Documents of Early England Data Set 00690032
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1231-09-00
32 Inspeximus by Alexander Stavensby, bishop of Coventry and Lichfield, of the composition between Tutbury Priory and Robert de Rideware, rector of Hartington (Db.) and chaplain of Tutbury Castle, made with the assent of William de Ferrers II, earl of Derby, over the major and minor tithes of Hartington Forest and over the tithe of hay from the meadow under the Castle belonging to the Castle chapel. The Priory abandoned all these tithes, excepting the tithe of hunting from Hartington Forest, and in return received from the rector 5 acres of meadow in Marston-on-Dove (Db.). The bishop confirms the composition. (After September 1231) Inspeximus text has been omitted, leaving only the dated text of the composition. (Agreement, Settlement, MARSTON UPON DOVE, DERBYSHIRE (ENGLAND)) Givers: Alexander Stavensby (Bishop of Coventry and Lichfield Cathedrals) Receivers: Tutbury Alien Priory, Robert de Rideware (Rector of Hartington Church)
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Noverint universi presens scriptum visuri vel audituri quod cum inter priorem de Tuttesbir[] et ejusdem loci conventum ex una parte et Robertum de Rideware rectorem ecclesie de Hertindon[] ex altera tam coram judicibus a domino papa delegatis quam coram[] arbitris ex communi consensu parcium electis super quibusdam decimis majoribus et minoribus de foresta de Hertindona provenientibus necnon et super decima feni de prato subtus castellum Tuttesbir[] quod ad capellam ejusdem castelli pertinet questio verteretur tandem lis amicabili composicione sub hac forma conquievit videlicet quod omnes decime de foresta de Hertindon[] provenientes preter decimam venacionis cum decimis supradicti prati penes capellam de Tuttesbir[] et ecclesiam de Hertindon[] ad dictam capellam pertinentem in perpetuum residebunt omni adepta facultate supradictis priori et conventui Tuttesbir[] aliquam aliquo tempore dicto Roberto vel ejus successoribus super hiis vel eorum aliquo movendi questionem inposterum Decima autem venacionis de foresta de Hertindon[] penes prioratum Tuttesbir[] inperpetuum sicut prius antea a tempore cujus non extat memoria residebat remanebit Predictus vero rector in recompensacione aliarum decimarum de foresta de Hertindona proveniencium videlicet tam earum quas supradicti prior et conventus Tuttesbir[] ab eodem pecierunt tanquam ad ecclesiam suam Tuttesbir[] de jure spectantes et pertinentes quam aliarum utpote decimarum feni in quarum eo tempore fuerunt possessione concessit sepedictis priori et conventui Tuttesbir[] inperpetuum quinque acras prati quas habere et tenere consuevit infra territorium de Merston[] in pratis ejusdem ville ita quod omnis copia et facultas dicto Roberto ejusque successoribus in ecclesia de Hertindon[] succedentibus inperpetuum adimatur supradictum pratum revocandi vel super eo questionem movendi Facta fuit ista composicio de assensu domini W de Ferrar[] comitis Derb[] anno incarnacionis dominice m cc xxx primo mense Septembris in presencia virorum subscriptorum Et ut hec composicio robur optineat utraque pars huic scripto sigillum suum apposuit Hiis testibus etc
Source Fulltext: The Cartulary of Tutbury Priory. Royal Commission on Historical Manuscripts Joint Publication, 2. A. Saltman. Collections for a History of Staffordshire. H.M.S.O. London. 1962.
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Date: Bishop Alexander- 1224-38 Only text of composition is included A.D.
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  • The Cartulary of Tutbury Priory. Royal Commission on Historical Manuscripts Joint Publication, 2. A. Saltman. Collections for a History of Staffordshire. H.M.S.O. London. 1962.
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