Collection: Documents of Early England Data Set
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Charter: 00880026
Date: 1261-02-02
Abstract: (Agreement, Lease, TOPPESFIELD, ESSEX (ENGLAND)) Givers: Martin Vivien Receivers: Peter son of William of Toppesfield
Charter: 00140286
Date: 1261-02-09
Abstract: 286. Record of presentment by the jurors before the king's itinerant justices, declaring that the abbot of Beaulieu had demised the messuage to Ralph, uncle of Thomas Pillay, according to the custom of the manor of Faringdon. Reading, 9 February 1261 (Court RecordFARINGDON, BERKSHIRE (ENGLAND)) Givers: jurors Receivers: Beaulieu Abbey, Ralph uncle of Thomas Pillay
Charter: 00190262
Date: 1261-02-10
Abstract: 262. Final concord between prior Simon [of Colesden] and Richard de Houghton concerning 3 messuages, 1 1/2 virgates, 25 ac. arable land and 3 ac. meadow in Stilton. Richard de Houghton recognises the prior's right to these lands by his own grant. The prior grants to Richard de Houghton for life a toft and one of the messuages, in question. 10 February 1261. Finalis concordia inter Simonem priorem et Ricardum de Houton'. (Final ConcordSTILTON, HUNTINGDONSHIRE (ENGLAND)) Givers: Simon (Prior of Bushmead Priory) Receivers: Richard de Houghton
Charter: 00400138
Date: 1261-02-14
Abstract: (Court Record, ) Givers: Hugh (Abbot of Ramsey Abbey) Receivers:
Charter: 00140290
Date: 1261-02-23
Abstract: 290. Record of the plea heard before the king's justices at Westminster on the octave of St John Baptist 1260, of the abbot of Beaulieu against twenty seven men (named) touching their opposition to procedure by little writ of right close in the manor of Faringdon, ancient demesne of the crown; they claimed that only that part of the town to the west of the brook was ancient demesne. At an inquisition taken before the king's itinerant justices at Reading, three weeks after Candlemas 1261, it was shown that the whole town was ancient demesne; the tenants to the west of the brook were villani of the abbot and could be tallaged at his will, but those to the east held freely by certain customs and services and were tallaged only when the king tallaged his demesne; the abbot was awarded damages of 5 marks. Westminster, 1 July 1260, and Reading, 23 February 1261. PLACITA CORAM DOMINO REGE IN OCTAVIS SANCTI JOHANNIS BAPTISTE ANNO XLIIII. (Court RecordFARINGDON, BERKSHIRE (ENGLAND)) Givers: Beaulieu Abbey Receivers: (27 men)
Charter: 00340285
Date: 1261-02-00 - 1261-09-00
Abstract: (Quitclaim, OXFORD, OXFORDSHIRE (ENGLAND)) Givers: William de Welles Receivers: Robert Thorald
Charter: 00930061
Date: [1261-02-00 - 1261-11-00]
Abstract: 61. The rector and parishioners grant to Richard of Abingdon, builder, a house in School Street for the term of his life. 1 It was known as St. Mary's Entry. 2 Anketil Pikering held a house in High Street on the west of Haberdasher Hall; from 1450 to 1700 it belonged to All Souls College. 3 Probably the lowest portion of the tower, which is of the years 1270-1280 (The Church ef St. Mary, by T. G. Jackson, P. 79). 4 Not in MS. 1 The deed is an indenture. It had five seals, of which the third and fifth have perished; the first is illegible, the second is S. WILLELMI LE LYOUR, the fourth is 1 5-8 in. by 1 1-8 in., the Virgin seated with Child and two stars S' PROCRATORV BEATE MARIE. This seal, unknown elsewhere, is reproduced in the Appendix. A seal used by churchwardens is very rare; in Oxford, besides St. Mary's, there was a seal of the churchwardens of St. Mary Magdalen; it is apparently of the latter half of the thirteenth century, and has been reproduced in Collectanea- (O. H. S.), vol. ii. There was also a seal at St. Peter's in the East (Early Science in Oxford, iv. 216, by R. T. Gunther). (Lease, OXFORD SCHOOL STREET, OXFORDSHIRE (ENGLAND)) Givers: Robert de Fleteham Receivers: Richard of Abingdon
Charter: 00340187
Date: [1261-02-00]
Abstract: (Grant, OXFORD, OXFORDSHIRE (ENGLAND)) Givers: Robert Thororld Receivers: Oseney Abbey
Charter: 00320317
Date: 1261-03-06
Abstract: 317. Grant by Thomas de Clinton, lord of Beausale (Warw) to Thomas of Charlecote (I), of the ditch between his wood and the grantor's big assart, above which he must construct a fence to prevent damage or loss. [6 March, 1261] (Grant, ) Givers: Thomas de Clinton, lord of Beausale Receivers: Thomas of Charlecote
Charter: 00340188
Date: 1261-03-00
Abstract: (Grant, OXFORD, OXFORDSHIRE (ENGLAND)) Givers: Oseney Abbey Receivers: Robert Thorold
Charter: 00980175
Date: 1261-04-24
Abstract: 0175. PAGE 147 VOL 1, part 1. Cirograph of an agreement made at Easter, 1261, between Henry, the Abbot, and the Convent of Cockersand and Henry de Parva Carlton, whereby the said Henry gave to God and the blessed Mary [of Cockersand], ... one messuage in Carlton, over against the said monks' messuage, which they hold in exchange for other messuages ... With warranty and witnesses (Final Concord, ) Givers: Henry (Abbot of Cockersand - St. Mary Abbey) Receivers: Henry de Parva Carlton
Charter: 00490545
Date: 1261-05-16
Abstract: (Final Concord, ) Givers: Roger (Abbot of Cirencester Abbey) Receivers: Reginald of Througham
Charter: 00500692
Date: 1261-05-22
Abstract: DCXCIL De eodem. A.D. 1261. Of Ullingswike. (Final Concord, ULLINGSWICK, HEREFORD (ENGLAND)) Givers: John (Abbot of Gloucester - St. Peter's Abbey) Receivers: John Giffard
Charter: 00480356
Date: 1261-05-00
Abstract: (Court Record, ASTON UPTHORPE, BERKSHIRE (ENGLAND)) Givers: Cecily daughter of Roger, Peter son of Orenga Receivers: Cirencester Abbey
Charter: 00490207
Date: 1261-06-03
Abstract: (Final Concord, CIRENCESTER, GLOUCESTERSHIRE (ENGLAND)) Givers: Matilda daughter of Thomas Marshal Receivers: Roger (Abbot of Cirencester Abbey)
Charter: 00970121
Date: 1261-06-24
Abstract: 121 Grant by Anker, son of Ralph de Freschevile, to the canons Of Dale of his moiety of the mill "de Burgo" of Alvaston, together with two aldergroves appertaining to the mill, the site of the mill, the suit to the mill of all his men of Alvaston, Elvaston, Ambaston and Thulston, the labour-services of his men in repairing the millpond and in carrying the canons' timber from Stanley, Ockbrook or Gothay, free right of way and fishing rights. Saving to Anker and his heirs the right of passage by boat or by ford, freedom from multure (also for his steward in Anker's absence), the right of priority for the milling of his grain, and fishing rights between the ford of Spondon and Gothay. Ankees men are to pay the customary multure of the thirteenth part of their grain and can go elsewhere only with the permission of the canons or if the mill has broken down. Otherwise the horse carrying the flour be confiscated to the benefit of Anker and the sacks and r to the benefit of the canons. The canons have permission to remove the mill to another site in the neighbourhood if necessary (24 June 12611). (Grant, ) Givers: Anker, son of Ralph de Freschevile Receivers: Dale Abbey
Charter: 00770162
Date: 1261-07-14
Abstract: DE PATRONATU PRIORATUS DE SPRAULISMEDE DATA PER COPIAM. ORIGINALIA SUNT IN MANIBUS PRIORIS ET FRATRUM. (162) WeIIS 14 July1261 (Confirmation, Inspeximus, ) Givers: Boniface of Savoy (Archbishop of Canterbury Cathedral) Receivers:
Charter: 00890999
Date: [1261-08-10]
Abstract: (Grant, OXFORD, OXFORDSHIRE (ENGLAND)) Givers: Oseney Abbey Receivers: Richard (Miller)
Charter: 00350066
Date: 1261-08-18
Abstract: (Confirmation, ) Givers: Robertus de Mariscis (Dean of Lincoln Cathedral) Receivers: St. Frideswide Priory
Charter: 00970211
Date: 1261-09-08
Abstract: 211 Grant by the canons of Dale to Matthew the mason of Sandiacre, Christina his wife and their legitimate heirs of a road 20 feet in width leading to their park in the park of Kirk Hallam in exchange for an equal area of land and a promise by Matthew and Christina i~nct to alienate their park to any other party saving the canons. If ~ilhey do not observe this, the canons may take back the road (8 September 12631). (Grant, Agreement, DALE, DERBYSHIRE (ENGLAND)) Givers: Dale Abbey Receivers: Matthew the mason of Sandiacre
Charter: 00320308
Date: 1261-09-23
Abstract: (Lease, WARWICK, WARWICKSHIRE (ENGLAND)) Givers: John du Plessis, Earl of Warwick Receivers: Burgesses of Warwick
Charter: 00691285
Date: 1261-09-26
Abstract: 285a Notification by Hugh of Lincoln, abbot of Dale, that after Tutbury Priory had brought up the matter of the taking of tithes of certain tenements in Hilton by the Abbey before the archdeacon of Derby, a friendly settlement was arrived at. The Priory has quitclaimed to Dale the tithes of two curtilages, recently appropriated, together with a principal messuage formerly obtained by the Abbey, as long as these tenements remain under the direct ownership of the Abbey. All other tithes are to be paid to the Priory by Dale Abbey. (26 September 1261). (Agreement, Promise, ) Givers: Receivers:
Charter: 00890715
Date: [1261-09-29 - 1262-09-29]
Abstract: (Grant, OXFORD, OXFORDSHIRE (ENGLAND)) Givers: William Hendiman Receivers: Oseney Abbey
Charter: 00891052
Date: [1261-09-29]
Abstract: (Grant, OXFORD, OXFORDSHIRE (ENGLAND)) Givers: Henry de Crokesford Receivers: Roger de Comenore
Charter: 00890957
Date: [1261-09-29 - 1262-09-29]
Abstract: (Grant, OXFORD, OXFORDSHIRE (ENGLAND)) Givers: Philip Burgeis Receivers: Thomas de Beckham
Charter: 00890601
Date: [1261-09-29 - 1262-09-29]
Abstract: (Grant, OXFORD, OXFORDSHIRE (ENGLAND)) Givers: William le Waus Receivers: Roger de Comenore
Charter: 00340160
Date: [1261-09-29 - 1262-09-29]
Abstract: (Grant, Quitclaim, OXFORD, OXFORDSHIRE (ENGLAND)) Givers: Richard Waldri Receivers: Oseney Abbey
Charter: 00340316
Date: [1261-09-29 - 1262-09-29]
Abstract: (Grant, OXFORD, OXFORDSHIRE (ENGLAND)) Givers: Brian de Bermingham Receivers: Thomas de Malmesbury
Charter: 00340317
Date: [1261-09-29 - 1262-09-29]
Abstract: (Confirmation, OXFORD, OXFORDSHIRE (ENGLAND)) Givers: Roger de Bermingahm Receivers: Thomas de Malmesbury
Charter: 00891049
Date: [1261-09-29 - 1262-09-29]
Abstract: (Grant, Quitclaim, OXFORD, OXFORDSHIRE (ENGLAND)) Givers: Thomas le Linedraper Receivers: Roger Comenore (Cleric)
Charter: 00930060
Date: [1261-09-29]
Abstract: 60. Reginald de la Leye, beadle, grants a house and rent to the Church of St. Mary. 1 This brings the total to half a mark. 2 There are two copies of this deed; on one of them is part of the seal of the archdeacon, pointed oval, about 1 1-2 in. by 1 in., no arms or pattern, but only an inscription running in lines across the seal [S' HEN]RICI DE - SAND- WI-COARCHI-DIACONI-OXONIE. (Grant, OXFORD, OXFORDSHIRE (ENGLAND)) Givers: Reginald de La Leye Receivers: Oxford - Oriel College St. Mary Chapel
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