Herefordshire

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Herefordshire

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325 Notification by Empress Matilda, daughter of King Henry and lady of the English, to R(obert) [de Bethune], bishop of Hereford, and Miles of Gloucester and all barons and faithful of Herefordshire, that she has given to the monks of Reading and Leominster the manor of Brimfield which Ulger the huntsman held, as the right of the church of Leominster; and precept that they shall hold the manor as freely as they hold Leominster, which is the caput of that manor, with all the customs and liberties with which they hold their other lands [8 Apr. × 25 July 1141]

A f63r

Pd. Regesta, iii. 259 (no. 701)

Testibus: A(lexandro) episcopo Linc(olniensi) et canc(ellario), et Roberto de Oilli. Apud Oxoneford.

Type: Documents Relating to English Counties other than Berkshire
Information: Camden Fourth Series , Volume 31: Reading Abby Cartularies I. General Documents and those relating to English Counties other than Berkshire , July 1986 , pp. 262 - 300

DOI: https://doi.org/10.1017/S0068690500005924 [Opens in a new window]
Copyright: Copyright © Royal Historical Society 1986

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^{page 263 note a} Om. in E

^{page 263 note b} Leomen' E

^{page 263 note c} Insert de E

^{page 263 note d} Heref' E

^{page 263 note e–e} episcopo Heref Rob' et cetera E

^{page 264 note a} Chilpeec A, Kilpeec B, C

^{page 264 note b} Herford' A

^{page 264 note c–c} i. B, C, E

^{page 264 note d} Kingeston' A

^{page 264 note e} acquietavit A

^{page 264 note f} Roberto A, C

^{page 264 note g} Brittone A

^{page 264 note h–h} predictam terram A

^{page 264 note i} B, E end with T, C ends

^{page 264 note j} A ends with Gilebertus cantor, cum toto capitulo, et multis aliis

^{page 264 note a} B ends with T'; C ends; E ends with Test'

^{page 265 note a} B ends with T', C ends

^{page 265 note b} A has Nochol'

^{page 265 note a} B ends with T', C ends

^{page 265 note a} B ends

^{page 267 note a} ? Ern' C

^{page 267 note b} Kylpek C

^{page 267 note c} Insert ipsius abbatis et C

^{page 267 note d} Om. in C

^{page 267 note a} E ends with et cetera

^{page 271 note 1} The bishop's letters are printed from his register in Reg. Swinfield, 46–7.Google Scholar

^{page 276 note a} interogatus C throughout

^{page 276 note b} Both texts rpeat annis

^{page 276 note c} recepit C, and sometimes later

^{page 276 note d} appendenc' C throughout

^{page 276 note e} Both texts have ecclesie

^{page 276 note f} set C

^{page 276 note g} Sic in both texts; ? rectius eadem

^{page 276 note h} receperunt C

^{page 276 note i} movit/monit? C, and sometimes later

^{page 276 note j} Sic in both texts

^{page 276 note k} Om. in C

^{page 276 note l} instrumentum C

^{page 276 note m} nec C

^{page 276 note n} quia C

^{page 276 note o} sit C

^{page 276 note p} Insert et C

^{page 276 note q} Insert si C

^{page 276 note r} predictus C

^{page 276 note s} Sic in both texts; ? rectius sunt

^{page 276 note t} Name om.

^{page 276 note u} Supplied

^{page 276 note v} fecit C

^{page 276 note 1} Referring to the mandate, dated 12 May 1285, quoted in no. 336.

^{page 276 note 2} John Breton, bishop of Hereford 1269–75.

^{page 276 note 3} Probably referring to the abbey's appeal against Roger to the pope in 1246, the case being delegated to the prior of Wallingford, before whom it was heard in 1251 (E f 70r–v; pd. Kemp, ‘Hereditary benefices,’ 14; discussed ibid., 8–9).

^{page 276 note 4} Adam was instituted 23 Mar. 1283 (Reg. Swinfield, 524).Google Scholar

^{page 276 note a} Herford' C

^{page 276 note b} Supplied

^{page 276 note c} certis C

^{page 277 note a} Eiwda E

^{page 278 note a} Sic; ? rectius pertinuerit

^{page 278 note 1} Probably Hampton Mappenore (see no. 342), since no chapel is recorded at Hampton Ricardi (now Hampton Court) and none at Hampton Wafer before 1186 × 98 (see no. 346 n.).

^{page 278 note a} A has here terre marked for deletion

^{page 278 note b} Insert tunc E

^{page 278 note c} A has Ailvrich with v marked for deletion

^{page 278 note d} E ends with Test'

^{page 280 note a} Hereford' E

^{page 280 note b} Hamt' E

^{page 280 note c} hiis E

^{page 280 note d} cognoscendis E

^{page 280 note e} Af 55v has Rokintun' (in error); Bakint' Af 56v; Bachintun' E

^{page 280 note f} Insert de voluntate sua E

^{page 280 note g} Leomen' E

^{page 280 note h} Af 55v has pretaxas

^{page 280 note i} Rogerio Af 56v

^{page 280 note J} possit E

^{page 281 note a} Gilberti C

^{page 281 note b} amicabili C

^{page 281 note c} decimis C

^{page 281 note d} consilio C

^{page 281 note e} baisantii C

^{page 281 note f} Insert et stabilis C

^{page 281 note g} Radyng' C

^{page 281 note h} baisant' C

^{page 281 note 1} Hampton Gilberti in the text is the same as Hampton Ricardi (see no. 344 n.).

^{page 282 note a} E ends with et cetera

^{page 283 note a} Portlinton' E

^{page 283 note b} E ends with T' et cetera

^{page 284 note a–a} concilio et conventus C

^{page 284 note b} seisiavi E

^{page 284 note c} Hurthesleg' E

^{page 284 note d} direinavit E

^{page 284 note e} Robertum C, E

^{page 284 note f} Om. in C

^{page 284 note g} Brogebir' E

^{page 284 note h} Robertus C, E

^{page 284 note i} Om. in E

^{page 284 note j} E ends with Test'

^{page 284 note k} Simone C (in error)

^{page 284 note l} Cotebrok' C

^{page 284 note m} Ramundo C

^{page 285 note a} Insert: ‘son of William de St Aubin’ E

^{page 285 note b} La Mora C

^{page 285 note a} Westinton' E

^{page 285 note b} Om. in C, E

^{page 286 note a} Stradeuwy ? E

^{page 286 note a} Stradewiy E

^{page 286 note b} Om. in E

^{page 287 note a} Hereford' E

^{page 287 note b} Leomenistrie E

^{page 287 note c} Lunthelega E

^{page 287 note d} A has Kinardardeslega with dar marked for deletion; Chinardeslega E

^{page 287 note e} Titellega E

^{page 287 note f} Butterlega E

^{page 287 note g} Heanoura E

^{page 287 note h} Stochtuna E

^{page 287 note i} Esscetun' E

^{page 287 note j} Bremesfeld' E

^{page 287 note k} Miclatun' E

^{page 287 note l} Hamenessce E

^{page 287 note m} Whiale E

^{page 287 note n} Heya E

^{page 287 note o} Crofta E

^{page 287 note p} autentici E

^{page 287 note q} –q Act' anno domini M.C.xxiii E

^{page 288 note 1} Unidentified, but it appears in Domesday Book as Alac (VCH Herefs., i. 316Google Scholar; Herefs. Domesday, 14Google Scholar) and in c. 1220 as Akes (E ff 111r–112r).

^{page 288 note 2} Hatfield Magna and Hatfield Parva.

^{page 288 note 3} Hampton Mappenore and Hampton Ricardi (now Hampton Court), both in Hope-under-Dinmore.

^{page 288 note 4} Probabable identification.

^{page 288 note a} Herford' C

^{page 288 note b} et C (in error)

^{page 288 note c} sint C

^{page 288 note d} Gatredehopa C

^{page 288 note e} Etuna C

^{page 288 note f} Hameness' C

^{page 288 note g} Hethfeld' C

^{page 288 note h} Heamtun' C

^{page 288 note i} Riseburi C

^{page 288 note j} Om. in A, supplied from C

^{page 288 note 1} Unidentified, but probably the same as Ach in no. 354.

^{page 288 note 2} Probable identification.

^{page 288 note 3} Hatfield Magna and Hatfield Parva.

^{page 288 note 4} Probably Hampton Mappenore (see no. 340 n. 1).

^{page 290 note a} Sic in A, but almost certainly error for pervenerint, as in E

^{page 290 note b} Heref' E

^{page 290 note c} Leomenistr' E

^{page 290 note d} A has religione (in error)

^{page 290 note e} scriftcorn E

^{page 290 note f} wlgariter E

^{page 290 note g} A has decimarum (in error)

^{page 290 note h} iminere E

^{page 290 note i} vero E

^{page 290 note j} Om. in A, supplied from E

^{page 290 note k} subtrahere E

^{page 290 note l} suprascriptas E

^{page 290 note m} Reading from E; A has immutionem

^{page 290 note n} E ends with et cetera

^{page 292 note a} Heref' E

^{page 292 note b} scriftcorn E

^{page 292 note c} Hugo E

^{page 292 note d} Stocht' E

^{page 292 note e} Leomen' E

^{page 292 note f} Om. in E

^{page 292 note g} Supplied conjecturally

^{page 292 note h} parrochianorum E

^{page 292 note i} dederit E

^{page 292 note j–j} nichil amplius E

^{page 292 note k} ew(angelio) E

^{page 292 note l} illius E

^{page 292 note m–m} T' et cetera E

^{page 292 note n} E ends with et cetera

^{page 292 note o} A has this name before magistro and marked for transposition

^{page 293 note a–a} Om. in E

^{page 293 note b–b} Heref' episcopus salutem E

^{page 293 note c–c} et cetera ut supra E, referring to preceding entry (see note)

^{page 293 note d} lonera (sic) A

^{page 293 note e} Lem' E

^{page 293 note f} impendisse E

^{page 293 note g} auctoritate E

^{page 293 note h} Sic in both texts; prob. error for pertinentem

^{page 293 note i–i} Om. in E

^{page 293 note j} legittime E

^{page 293 note k} E adds T' et cetera

^{page 294 note a–a} et cetera E

^{page 294 note b} Herford' C

^{page 294 note c} Leomen' F

^{page 294 note d} fuerit E

^{page 294 note e–e} Om.in B, C

^{page 294 note f} Om.in C

^{page 294 note g} optineat C, E

^{page 294 note h} E ends with T' et cetera

^{page 294 note i} Theodor' B, C

^{page 295 note a–a} Om. in E

^{page 295 note b} Leomen' F

^{page 295 note c} optinuerit E

^{page 295 note d} Leomenistr' F

^{page 295 note e} amovere C, E, F

^{page 295 note f} Om. in A, B, C, supplied from E; F has et

^{page 295 note g–g} auctoritate confirmamus apostolica B, C

^{page 296 note a–a} et cetera E

^{page 296 note b} Om. in A, but prob. in original

^{page 296 note c} Burcht' E

^{page 296 note d} percipiet E

^{page 296 note e} E ends with T'

^{page 297 note a–a} ‘Godard called of Leominster’ E

^{page 297 note b} B, C have Werefulong, E has Werfurlong

^{page 297 note c} Om. in C, E

^{page 298 note a} Om. in B, C (in error)

^{page 298 note b} Reyner B, C; Reiner E

^{page 298 note c} Lucton' B, C, E

^{page 298 note d} Eyton' B, C

^{page 298 note e} Stocton' B, Stokton' C

^{page 298 note f} Eytun' E

^{page 298 note g} Lustun' E

^{page 298 note h} Om in c

^{page 298 note 1} The rubrics of B and C call him ‘Hugh Walensis son of Alan’.

^{page 298 note a} E ends with et cetera

^{page 300 note a} Nutle C

^{page 300 note b–b} Om. in C

^{page 300 note c–c} et cetera C

^{page 300 note d} A repeats potueritis

^{page 300 note e–e} altera C

^{page 300 note f} Breckeneu C

^{page 300 note g} feodo C

^{page 300 note h} Insert et C

^{page 300 note i–i} Om. in C

^{page 300 note j} suorum C

^{page 300 note k} qui C

^{page 300 note l} Sic in both texts; ? rectius cuicumque

^{page 300 note m} Sic in A; Leom' in C

^{page 300 note n} parrochiani C

^{page 300 note o} autem C

^{page 300 note p} unquam C

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