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Charter: Documents of Early England Data Set 00790118
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[1213-00-00 - 1214-00-00]
118. To Christchurch Priory, Twynham [1213-14] Gift, made in the presence of her brother, Earl William, of her whole land of Fleet (Dorset) to hold for the service of half a knight's fee; saving to the monks of Quarr half a virgate of land which she had previously given them, and saving also the rights of existing free tenants; which gift is made together with her body for burial at Christchurch and for the soul of Jordan de Chambernon also buried there. (Grant, FLEET, DORSET (ENGLAND)) Givers: Hawise de Redvers II Receivers: Christchurch (Twynham) Priory
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Universis sancte matris ecclesie filiis ad quos presens scriptum pervenerit Hawysia de Redveriis filia comitis Baldewini salutem Noverit universitas vestra me dedisse Deo et Christi ecclesie de Twynham corpus meum ibidem sepeliendum ubicumque in Anglia viam universe carnis me ingredi contigerit Cum corpore vero meo dedi et concessi et presenti carta mea confirmavi eidem Christi ecclesie et canonicis ibidem Deo servientibus atque servituris in presentia domini comitis Willelmi de Redveriis fratris mei totam terram meam de Fleote cum omnibus pertinentiis suis in hominibus et eorum sequelis in agris colendis in bosco in plano in pratis in pasturis in aquis in piscariis in molendinis et in ceteris omnibus a[liis ad] eandem terram pertinentibus cum omnibus libertatibus et liberis consuetudinibus ad ipsam terram spectantibus habend in liberam puram et perpetuam elemosinam tenend de me et de heredibus meis adeo liberam et quietam in omnibus sicut ego eandem terram unquam una die melius et liberius tenui salvo servicio dominorum meorum quantum scilicet pertinet ad feudum dimidii militis pro omni terreno servicio et exactione et salva dimidia hyda terre quam monachis de Quareria prius dederam in eodem manerio et salvo libero tenemento francorum hominum qui ibidem de iure tenuerunt ut ipsi idem servicium quod michi prius fecerunt amodo fideliter predicte Christi ecclesie canonicis integre faciant Ego vero Hawysia et heredes mei dictam terram predicte Christi ecclesie et eiusdem canonicis contra omnes homines et feminas tenemur warantizare vel ad eiusdem dicte terre valentiam rationabile escambium facere Hanc vero donationem et concessionem feci pro salute anime mee et animarum patris et matris mee et pro salute anime domini comitis Willelmi fratris mei et pro anima Jordani de Campo Hernulfi in eadem Christi ecclesia sepulti Cuius petitione sepe prius requisita hoc feci et pro animabus omnium antecessorum et amicorum meorum et ut hec mea donatio et concessio rata et inconcussa perpetuo permaneat eam presentis scripti attestatione et sigilli mei impressione corroboravi Hiis testibus domino comite Willelmo de Redveriis fratre meo Waltero de Insula et multis aliis
Source Fulltext: Charters of the Redvers Family and the Earldom of Devon. R. Bearman. Devon and Cornwall Record Society, New Series, V.37. Devon and Cornwall Record Society. Exeter. 1994.
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Date: For date, see no. 120. Her gift was confirmed by King John during a visit to Christchurch in January 1216 (Rot. Chart., p 205). For confirmation of this gift by her brother, Earl William, see above, nos. 108-9. Fleet, held by Hawise from at least 1158, formed part of the land settled on her on her marriage to the earl of Gloucester's son (above, no. I 11; below, Appendix 1, no. 37). This gift, made allegedly when Hawise was of a great age, ill and living at the priory, was in 1224 disputed by her great-grandson, William de Chambernon, when he came of age. He claimed the manor had earlier been given to his father (above, no. 114; Bracton's Note Book, iii, 28, no. 979). For the service due from Fleet, see note to no. 108 above. The land reserved to Quarr may be the carucate confirmed by Philp Tessun as her gift (Formulare Anglicanum, p 42, no. 74) and-or the 20 soliclates confirmed as her gift by Earl William (above, no. 76). In the mid 13th century, Quarr exchanged this with Christchurch for land in Apse on the Isle of Wight Quarr Charters, p 119, no. 486). For some of the free tenants whose rights are protected, see nos. 115-16; Appendix 1, no. 39. For Jordan de Chambernon, see nos. 114-15,117
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  • Charters of the Redvers Family and the Earldom of Devon. R. Bearman. Devon and Cornwall Record Society, New Series, V.37. Devon and Cornwall Record Society. Exeter. 1994.
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