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Charter: Documents of Early England Data Set 00710395
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[1300-00-00 - 1301-00-00]
395 De dicto assarto. Memorandum of a writ from the representative of the justice of the forest this side of Trent to Rog. son of John forester of Shropshire ordering him to take pledges from the abbot that he would appear before the said justice to answer for the waste he had caused in the wood of Hadnall. The abbot found the pledges and the wood was set free on 3 Feb. 1301. (Memorandum, ) Givers: representative of the justice of the forest Receivers: Roger son of John Forester of Shropshire, Haughmond Abbey
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Memorandum quod Rogerus filius Johannis custos foreste in Comitatu Salop[] recepit breve Roberti de Harewesdene tenentis locum domini Hugonis le Despenser Justiciarii foreste domini Regis citra Trentham apud Esnebruge die Veneris in crastino Purificacionis beate Marie virginis anno r[] r[] Edwardi xxix in hec verba [...] Quod quidem mandatum in omnibus dictus Rogerus est secutus et plegios invenit abbas predictus subscriptos videlicet Johannem de Haweston Radulfum de Drayton Johannem de Hadenhale Thomam Dugyn Johannem de Naginton et Willelmum le Chato Et dictus boscus deliberatus est die veneris supradictis
Source Fulltext: The Cartulary of Haughmond Abbey. Una Rees. Shropshire Archaeological Society and Univ. of Wales Press. Univ. of Wales Press. Cardiff. 1985.
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Date: This writ preceded the forest perambulations prior to Edward I's confirmation of the Charter of the Forest on 14 Feb. 1301. Although there is some confusion, the writ must have been dated 24 Jan. 1300. The perambulations seem to have taken place in June 1300 (P.R.O., C 47-12-10) and the date 3 Feb. 1301 must refer to the disafforestation of the wood which was confirmed later by the king.
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  • The Cartulary of Haughmond Abbey. Una Rees. Shropshire Archaeological Society and Univ. of Wales Press. Univ. of Wales Press. Cardiff. 1985.
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