Charter: Documents of Early England Data Set 00960047
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1188-04-12, YORK, YORKSHIRE, EAST (ENGLAND)
47 cerning the controversy between Hamo the precentor and 47 Reginald Arundel, prebendary of Ulleskelf, and the said Walter, the latterhaving complained that Reginald Arundel had obstructed the ditch ofPercidic'to his damage. AtYork. i2Aprilxx88. Claudius B. iii, new f. 83v(b). Hornington lies in the parish of Bolton Percy about a mile to the north of Ulleskelf. There is a mention of the 'aqua que dicitur Persidik' In connexion with the river Wharfe in a Percy charter of the middle of the thirteenth century.' The interest of the precentor was due to the fact that the mill of Ulleskelf belonged to the precentorship, and was the subject of a charter of archbishop Roger, giving it his protection, in the time of William d'Eu who was Hamo's predecessor as precentor.2 (Final Concord, ULLESKELF, YORKSHIRE, WEST (ENGLAND)) Givers: Hubert Walter (Dean of York Cathedral) Receivers: Walter de HorningtonSource Regest: DEEDS-Database: http://deeds.library.utoronto.ca/charters/00960047
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Hec est finalis concordia facta in curia domini [regis] apud Ebor[acum] anno xxxiiij regis h[enrici] secundi die martis proxima ante diem Pasche coram Hub[ertol Ebor[acensis] ecclesie decano et Laurencio Bedef[ordie] et magistro Roberto Glouc[estrie] archidiaconis Willelmo filio Aldini et magistro Rogero Arundel et Johanne de Morewic et Galfrido Hagat et Willelmo Vauasor[] et Ernisio de Neiuill[] justic[iis] domini regis et Rein[ero] tunc vicecomite et coram aliis fidelibus domini regis ibi tunc presentibus per prius datam licenciam domini Ran[ulfi] de Glanuill[] tunc capitalis justiciarii Anghe inter Hulbertum] decanum et capitulum sancti Petri Ebor[acensis] et Walterum de Horninton[] de controversia que vertebatur inter Ha[monem] tunc cantorem et Reginaldum Arundel tunc canonicum de Ulschelf et Wa[l]terum de Hom[inton[]] de fossato de Percidic unde idem Walterus conquestus erat quod prefatus Reg[inaldus] illud obstruxerat injuste ad nocumentum liberi tenementi ejusdem Walteri de Horn[inton] unde placitum fuit in curia domini regis scilicet quod prefatus cantor et predictus r[eginaldus] Arundel fossatum illud aperrire deberent ad latitudinem quatuor pedum in medio stagni usque ad certam terram et in eadem apertura heccam ponere et pontem ibidem erigere ad aptum transitum tam equitum quam peditum de terra Reg[inaldi] ad terram Walteri et terram firmare et exaltare hinc et inde contra impetum aque et quocienscumque ruptura predicti pontis vel stagni predicti fossati evenerit predictus h[amo] cantor et predictus Reg[inaldus] vel corum successores predictura pontem et aperturam stagni predicti et ipsum stagnum secundum formam predicte concordie reparabunt absque contradiccione Walteri et heredum suorum Hec concordia facta est inter eos et eorum successores utrinque inperpetuum observanda Et ut firmius observetur tam sigillum capituli Ebor[acensis] ecclesie quam sigillum predicti Walteri utrique parti cyrographi appositum est
Source Fulltext: York Minster Fasti. Being Notes on the Dignitaries, Archdeacons and Prebendaries in the Church of York Prior to the Year 1307. C. T. Clay. Yorkshire Archaeological Society, V.123. Yorkshire Archaeological Society. Wakefield. 1958.
Comment
Date: Four of the justices here mentioned were present at York on I Feb. 118 9 when a final concord was levied before them.3 Reiner de Waxham Feast RegnalCharter on the DEEDS-homepage: http://deeds.library.utoronto.ca/charters/00960047
Editions:
- York Minster Fasti. Being Notes on the Dignitaries, Archdeacons and Prebendaries in the Church of York Prior to the Year 1307. C. T. Clay. Yorkshire Archaeological Society, V.123. Yorkshire Archaeological Society. Wakefield. 1958.
Places
- ULLESKELF, YORKSHIRE, WEST (ENGLAND)
- YORK, YORKSHIRE, EAST (ENGLAND)
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- Final Concord
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