Charter: Documents of Early England Data Set 00730096
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1280-05-01
96. WILLOUGHBY, BONTHORPE Agreement between William son of Robert of Well and William son of Robert of Willoughby. William of Well and his villeins of Bonthorpe had a path through the middle of William of Willoughby's courtyard, for going on foot and for carrying a bier to Willoughby church and from there to Bonthorpe. William of Well now quitclaims the path and any rights in it in that courtyard to William of Willoughby, who may block it by a wall or dike or in any other way. In return he demises to William of Well and his villeins a path as above, six feet wide, beginning on the east side of Brakenholm, crossing to Kyrkefen where they used to go, then to the causeway among the willows south of the cow pasture, then to the west garden on the north side of Willoughby manor house, across the garden on the west bank of the dike, across the road to Willoughby church stile next to the rector's gate, to come and go freely, saving to William of Willoughby the soil of the path. (Agreement, BONTHORPE, LINCOLNSHIRE (ENGLAND)) Givers: William son of Robert of Well Receivers: William son of Robert of WilloughbySource Regest:
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Anno ab incarnacione domini milesimo ducentesimo octogesimo ad festum apostolorum Philippi et Jacobi convenit inter Willelmum filium Roberti de Welle ex parte una et Willelmum filium Roberti de Wylughby ex altera Quod cum predictus Willelmus de Welle et nativi sui de Brunthorp[] habuissent unam semitam per medium curie predicti Willelmi filii Roberti de Wylughby in eadem villa eundi pedes et redeundi et feretrum portandi versus ecclesiam de Wylughby et de ecclesia ad Brunthorp[] Idem Willelmus filius Roberti de Welle pro se et heredibus suis et assignatis et pro omnibus nativis de Brunthorp[] et eorum successoribus relaxavit et omnino quietumclamavit predicto Willelmo de Wylughby et heredibus suis et eorum assignatis imperpetuum predictam semitam et quecumque jura habuerunt vel habere potuerunt in dicta semita in curia predicta de Wylughby Ita quod liceat in posterum predicto Willelmo de Wylughby et heredibus suis et eorum assignatis predictam semitam per murum vel fossatum vel quocumque alio modo pro libito suo obstruere vel includere sine aliqua perturbacione vel reclamacione predicti Willelmi de Welle vel heredum suorum vel suorum assignatorum vel omnium nativorum de Brunthorp[] vel eorum successorum Pro hac vero relaxacione et quietumclamacione concessit et dimisit predictus Willelmus filius Roberti de Wylughby pro se et heredibus suis inperpetuum predicto Willelmo filio Roberti de Welle et heredibus suis et omnibus nativis de Brunthorp[] et eorum successoribus unam semitam eundi pedes de Brunthorp[] ad ecclesiam de Wylughby et redeundi et feretrum portandi continentem in se sex pedes in latitudine incipientem ad partem orientalem de Brakenholm[] transeundo usque Kyrkefen ubi solebant ire et de Kyrkefen usque calcetum inter salices ex parte australi vaccarie et de dicto calceto usque Westgardinum ex parte boriali manerii de Wylughby et deinde ex transverso dicti Westgardini super acrestam fossate ex parte occidentali eiusdem fossate ex transverso viam usque scalam ecclesie juxta portam rectoris ecclesie de Wylughby cum pleno vire [sic] eundi et redeundi per ipsam sicut predictum est libere quiete bene et in pace sine aliquo reclamacione vel contradictione predicti Willelmi de Wylughby vel heredum suorum salvo sibi fundo illius semite Et ut hec omnia prescripta rata sint et stabilia inperpetuum partes huic scripto in modo cyrographi confecto sigilla sua alternatim apposuerunt Testibus dominis Willelmo de Vescy Johanne Bek Jollano de Bavent[] Waltero de Hamby Thoma de Langeton militibus Willelmo de Thorp[] Willelmo de Stepyng[] Thoma de Boby Thoma de Welleton[] Johanne camerario et aliis
Source Fulltext: The Medieval Lindsey Marsh, Select Documents. A. E. B. Owen. Lincoln Record Society, V.85. Lincoln Record Society. Boydell Press. Woodbridge, Suffolk. 1996.
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Date: 1 May 1280 LAO 2 Anc 1-14-5 A.D. FeastCharter on the DEEDS-homepage: http://deeds.library.utoronto.ca/charters/00730096
Editions:
- The Medieval Lindsey Marsh, Select Documents. A. E. B. Owen. Lincoln Record Society, V.85. Lincoln Record Society. Boydell Press. Woodbridge, Suffolk. 1996.
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- BONTHORPE, LINCOLNSHIRE (ENGLAND)
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