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notification of grant by richard [de belmeis I], bishop of london, to henry, canon and foster son of hugh, of st paul’s schools; the land which hugh enclosed for his house; the field granted by the bishop in fulham (foleham) , that is 4 acres from the grove to the thames; and in alms , the tithing of Ealing (Ilingis) and madaleia
1111x27; parchament seal frags
[[[[ecsp 274. Notification by Richard I, bishop of London, to the chapter of St. Paul's that he has granted to Henry, canon of St. Paul's, and pupil of M. Hugh, the schools of St. Paul and the land in the precinct which Hugh had enclosed for his dwelling, and the four acres of meadow land at Fulham [Middlesex] which he had granted to M. Hugh for a payment of 12d., and the tithe at Ealing [Middlesex] and the tithe at Madaleia.
Date : C. 1127.
MSS. : A. 25a/1368 (original) ; Liber A, fo. 29a (No. 272).
Printed : Hackett : Evidences, etc., ii—iii, xxxvii ; Maxwell Lyte
Report, p. 29a; Leach, in Archoologia, Vol. LXII (i), p. 212.
Ricardus dei gratia Lond' episcopus . Willelmo decano . totique fratrum conuentui . 7 Willelmo de Occhendona dapifero suo. cunctisque suis hominibus salutem . 7 in Christo benedictionem. Notum uobis facio karissimi . me concessisse Henrico canonico meo. nutrito magistri Hugonis scolas sancti Pauli . ita honorifice sicut unquam melius 7 honorabilius illas ecclesia habuit . 7 terram de atrio quam predictus Hugo ad se hospitandum sibi inclusit . 7 pratum quod eidem Hugoni in Foleham concesseram . scilicet .iiii. acras . scilicet quicquid est in illo loco a graua usque ad Tamisiam. singulis annis pro .xii. denariis de recognicione in festo sancti Michaelis . 7 in elemosina decimam de Ilingis 1 . 7 decimam de Madaleia.2 Testibus. Willelmo de Wintonia. 7 Willelmo de Occhendona dapifero. 7 Hugone de Cancerisio. Valete.
1 Liber A:
2 ibid. : Madeleya.
Endorsed : de cancellaria [13th century] ; de scolis sancti Pauli 7 . . .in atrio 7 acris in . . . [r4th century].
Size : 8" X 2 ½. The ligament strip has been torn away. A large fragment of episcopal seal of Bishop Richard is attached to the second strip cut from lower edge. |