Whitley (in Reading)

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Whitley (in Reading)

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1204 Quitclaim, in chirograph form, by Abbot Roger and the convent of Reading to William Pipard and his heirs of a serf called Richard son of Saric duole and his heirs, at a price of 2 marks for their manumission

[1158 × 65]

Original charter: BL Add. Ch. 19595

C f139v

Type: Berkshire Documents
Information: Camden Fourth Series , Volume 33: Reading Abbey Cartularies British Library Manuscripts: Egerton 3031, Harley 1708 and Cotton Vespasian E xxv , July 1987 , pp. 311 - 339

DOI: https://doi.org/10.1017/S006869050000578X [Opens in a new window]
Copyright: Copyright © Royal Historical Society 1987

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^{page 312 note a} Om. in C

^{page 312 note b} hiis C

^{page 312 note c} Almarico C

^{page 312 note a} Hiis C

^{page 312 note b} Rog' C

^{page 313 note a} B ends

^{page 313 note b} Sic;? rectius Audel'

^{page 313 note a} Om. in C

^{page 314 note a} Consail C

^{page 314 note b} Hiis C

^{page 314 note c} Stephano C

^{page 314 note d} Nicholao C

^{page 314 note e} Colle C

^{page 314 note a} Hiis C

^{page 314 note b} Rienfrei C

^{page 314 note c} Filword' C (in error)

^{page 314 note d} Erleia C

^{page 314 note e} Remundi C

^{page 314 note f} Waltero C

^{page 314 note g} Beveyn C

^{page 314 note h} Galfr' C

^{page 314 note i} Maidenhecka C

^{page 314 note j} Rogero C

^{page 314 note k} Silhamsteda C

^{page 315 note a} Erleie C

^{page 315 note b} Hiis C

^{page 315 note c} Bevin C

^{page 316 note a} For expansion, see no. 1212

^{page 316 note b} Burnegat C

^{page 316 note c–c} Om. in C

^{page 316 note d} Hiis C

^{page 316 note e} Ramundo C

^{page 316 note f} Iurdano C

^{page 316 note g} Hamone C

^{page 316 note a} Burnegat C

^{page 316 note b} Ramundo C

^{page 317 note a} Sic

^{page 317 note b} Interlined

^{page 318 note a} B,C f 151r end

^{page 318 note b} Cf 151r has Dune and ends with et multis aliis

^{page 318 note a} B ends

^{page 319 note a–a} Interlined

^{page 319 note b–b} Om. in Ms; suggested reading to complete the sense

^{page 320 note a} Ms has Quywic', prob. a misreading of Suþwic’

^{page 320 note a} ? either suam or eius, or possibly another name, om.

^{page 322 note a} Whitele C

^{page 322 note b} Reading uncertain; Sund C (Cf. no.1235)

^{page 322 note c} Maisent C

^{page 322 note d} Bolur C

^{page 322 note e} Wlveseye C

^{page 322 note f–f} Om. in C

^{page 322 note a} Whitele Cf 152r

^{page 322 note b} Sukkedene Cf 152r

^{page 322 note c} B,C f 22v end

^{page 322 note d} Cf 152r has Wlveseye and ends with et aliis

^{page 323 note a} Whiteley C

^{page 323 note b} Hiis C

^{page 323 note c} A ends, the remainder being supplied from C

^{page 323 note a} le Bastard Cf 144r

^{page 323 note b} Whitele Cf 144r

^{page 323 note c} Cf 22r ends

^{page 323 note d} B ends, the remainder being supplied from C f 144r

^{page 323 note a} Lesewys Cf 145r

^{page 323 note b} Horthlegh' Cff 22v–23r, Hurthleghe Cf 145r

^{page 323 note c} Whitelegh' Cf 145r

^{page 323 note d} B,C ff 22v–23r end, the remainder being supplied from C f 145r

^{page 325 note a} Ms has Wyle

^{page 327 note a} Possibly in error for aliquem

^{page 329 note a} Whitele C both

^{page 329 note b} Shingfeld' Cf 102r, Shenyngfeld' Cf 144v

^{page 329 note c} Shenyngfeld' Cf 144v

^{page 329 note d} Cockmuome Cf 102r, Cockesmuome Cf 144v

^{page 329 note e} Cf 144v ends with et cetera

^{page 329 note f} Bleobir' Cf 102r

^{page 329 note g} Shaldeforde Cf 102r

^{page 329 note a} Ms has Thomas

^{page 330 note a} Ms has ‘William’ (in error)

^{page 330 note a} Almost certainly error for Willelmo

^{page 331 note a} Possibly an omission here (see note)

^{page 331 note b} Sic

^{page 332 note a} Wytteleye B

^{page 332 note b} B,C f 94r omit most of sealing clause

^{page 332 note c–c} Om. in B,C f 94r

^{page 332 note d} B ends, C f 94r ends with et cetera

^{page 333 note a} Rivelli Cf 149r

^{page 333 note b} Om. in Cf 149r

^{page 333 note c} Whiteley Cf 149

^{page 333 note d} Maysent Cf 149r

^{page 333 note e} Insert apud Cf 149r

^{page 333 note f} Cf 142r has Anuciacionis

^{page 333 note g} Insert virginis Cf 149r

^{page 333 note h–h} Om. in C f 149r

^{page 333 note i} Insert dominis Cf 149r

^{page 333 note j} Cf 149r has Erle and ends with et cetera

^{page 334 note a–a} Interlined

^{page 334 note b} Sentence incomplete

^{page 337 note a} filii regis Edwardi probably om. (see note)

page 337 note 1. The regnal years of Edward II ended on 7 July, i.e. the feast of the Translation of St Thomas Becket. This interpretation of the dating clause depends strictly on the fact that the feast in 16 Edward Ii fell in 1323. However, it is possible that, since any day after that feast was actually in the following regnal year, the date was calculated accordingly and should therefore be read as 11 July 1322.

^{page 338 note a} Hegfeld Cf 94r, Heghfeld' Cff 152v–153r

^{page 338 note b} Whiteleye Cf 94r, Whitele Cff 152v–153r

page 338 note 1. An entirely blank folio, un-numbered in the current foliation, separates the two parts of this copy.

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