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CP 25/1/203/3, number 1.
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County: Hampshire.
Place: Westminster.
Date: The octave of Holy Trinity, 5 John [8 June 1203].
Before: Geoffrey Fitz Peter, Richard Herriard, Simon Pattishall, Eustace Fauconberg, Godfrey de Insula, John Gestling, Walter Crepping.
Parties: Alan de ?Brevingefaud, plaintiff, and Walter de Rigge, defendant.
Property: Half a hide, with appurtenances, in Rotherwick (Retherwick), whence a plea was before the court.
Agreement: Alan, for himself and his heirs, quitclaimed the land to Walter and his heirs, in perpetuity. In return Walter gave Alan 10 marks.
 
CP 25/1/203/3, number 2.
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County: Hampshire.
Place: Westminster.
Date: 3 weeks after Holy Trinity, 5 John [22 June 1203].
Before: [as 1]
Parties: Richard de Sifrewast, plaintiff, and Ralph son of Ralph Sifrewast, defendant, concerning 2 virgates, with appurtenances, in Polhampton (Polmhamton', Polhameton'), [Overton H.], and between the aforesaid Ralph, plaintiff, and Richard, defendant, concerning half a knight's fee, with appurtenances, in Polhampton, whence a plea was before the court.
Agreement: Ralph acknowledged the right of Richard to the 2 virgates and quitclaimed them, together with all right he had in the half fee, for himself and his heirs, to Richard and his heirs, in perpetuity. In return Richard granted to Ralph 1 virgate, with all its appurtenances, in Clewer (Clifware), [Berks.], which Ralph father of the said Ralph held. Ralph and his heirs will hold the virgate of Richard and his heirs, in perpetuity, for 1 lb. pepper, payable at Michaelmas for all except forinsec service. Moreover Richard gave Ralph 5 marks and a robe.
 
CP 25/1/203/3, number 3.
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County: Hampshire.
Place: Westminster.
Date: Saturday after the feast of St Martin, 5 John [15 November 1203].
Before: [as 1 omit Simon Pattishall]
Parties: Turgot [le] Curteis, plaintiff, by William le Curteis, attorney, and Roger Launceleve, defendant.
Property: Half a hide, with appurtenances, in Hinton (Heniton'), whence a recognizance of mort d'ancestor was before the court.
Agreement: Roger acknowledged the right of Turgot to all the land, and in return Turgot granted it to Roger and his heirs to hold of himself and his heirs, in perpetuity, for 14s. annual rent, namely 7s. at Easter and 7s. at Michaelmas, for all except forinsec service. For this grant, Roger gave Turgot 2 marks.
 
CP 25/1/203/3, number 4.
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County: Hampshire.
Place: Westminster.
Date: 15 days from Holy Trinity, 5 John [15 June, 1203].
Before: [as 1]
Parties: Juliana de Preston, plaintiff, and Peter, prior of Holy Trinity, Christchurch (Twenham), defendant.
Property: A third part of one carucate, with appurtenances, in Barnsley (Bernardesle), [Dorset], which Juliana claimed as dower from the free tenement held by John, her late husband, whence a plea was before the court.
Agreement: Juliana quitclaimed to the prior and his successors all right she had to the said dower. In return the prior granted Juliana a canonical corrody for life, a corrody for a servant (serviens), and 5s. a year, namely 30d. at Michaelmas and 30d. at Easter. After Juliana's death, the prior and his successors will be quit of the corrodies and payment of 5s., in perpetuity.
 
CP 25/1/203/3, number 5.
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County: Hampshire.
Place: Westminster.
Date: The octave of Holy Trinity, 5 John [8 June 1203].
Before: [as 1]
Parties: Walter de Rumesie, plaintiff, by James de ?Waulop, attorney, and Roger de Trewe and his wife Cecily, defendants.
Property: 40 acres of wood, with appurtenances, in Rockbourne (Rokeburne), whence a plea was before the court.
Agreement: Roger and Cecily acknowledged that half of all their wood of Rockbourne and half the assart of the same wood, with appurtenances, was Walter's by right, namely half of all the wood of la Frithe towards the south and half the ?alder (alnoti) towards the south, and half the wood of Alveneshelle to the north, and all that they quitclaimed, for themselves and their heirs, to Walter and his heirs, in perpetuity. In return Walter gave them 18 marks.
 
CP 25/1/203/3, number 6.
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County: Hampshire.
Place: Westminster.
Date: 15 days from Michaelmas, 5 John [13 October 1203].
Before: [as 1, omit Simon Pattishall, add Osbert son of Hervey]
Parties: Edith daughter of Siward, plaintiff, by Alina her daughter, attorney, and Dean Richard and the chapter of Salisbury (Saresbiense), defendants.
Property: 50 acres and 4 messuages, with appurtenances, in East Dean (Estden'), whence a recognizance of mort d'ancestor was before the court.
Agreement: Edith acknowledged that all the land and messuages belonged to the church of St Mary, Salisbury, and the dean thereof. In return the dean and chapter granted Edith one of the messuages, with the croft called Lunerescelond', with appurtenances, in East Dean, for Edith and her heirs to hold from the dean and chapter for 2s. annual rent at Michaelmas, for all except forinsec service.
 
CP 25/1/203/3, number 7.
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County: Hampshire.
Place: Westminster.
Date: The octave of Michaelmas, 5 John [6 October 1203].
Before: [as 1 omit Simon Pattishall]
Parties: William son of Muriell', plaintiff, and Ralph ?Pinc[er]na, defendant.
Property: 2 and a half virgates, with appurtenances, in Candover (Candovre), whence a plea was before the court.
Agreement: William quitclaimed, for himself and his heirs, all right in the land to Ralph and his heirs, in perpetuity. In return Ralph gave William 7 marks.
 
CP 25/1/203/3, number 8.
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County: Hampshire.
Place: Westminster.
Date: The octave of Holy Trinity, 6 John [27 June 1204].
Before: Geoffrey Fitz Peter, Eustace Fauconberg, Master Ralph Stokes, James Potterne, John Gestling, Richard Muncegros, Osbert son of Hervey, Walter Crepping.
Parties: Phillip son of Peter, plaintiff, by Alan, [?]his son, and Peter de Hadingeleg', defendant.
Property: 100s. rent, with appurtenances, in Lymington (Leminton'), whence Peter de Hadingeleg' called Peter de Bendeng' to warrant, and the latter came and warranted, and a recognizance of mort d'ancestor was before the court.
Agreement: Peter de Bendeng' acknowledged the right of Phillip to the rent. In return Phillip granted the rent to Peter de Bendeng' and his heirs to be held of himself and his heirs, in perpetuity, for the service of one knight and 40s. a year, payable in equal amounts at the feasts of St. Giles, Christmas, Easter, and St. John Baptist, for all except forinsec service. Peter de Bendeng' granted Peter de Hadingeleg' and his heirs all the land of Lymington from which the said 100s. rent was due, to be held of himself and his heirs, in perpetuity, for 100s. a year payable at the said terms, for all service.
 
CP 25/1/203/3, number 9.
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County: Hampshire.
Place: St Bride's (Brigida), [London].
Date: 3 weeks from Easter Day, 6 John [1 May 1205].
Before: Geoffrey Fitz Peter, Simon Pattishall, Eustace Fauconberg, Master Ralph Stokes, James Potterne, John Gestling, Richard Muncegros, Osbert son of Hervey, Walter Crepping.
Parties: Robert Hotot, plaintiff, and Henry de Sub'tone, defendant.
Property: Half a knight's fee in Tadley (Tadele), whence a plea was before the court.
Agreement: Henry acknowledged the right of Robert to all that half fee, and in return Robert granted it to Henry and his heirs except for the virgate which Edgar de Finlee held, which Robert and his heirs will keep to the exclusion of Henry and his heirs, in perpetuity. Henry and his heirs will hold the half fee of Robert and his heirs, in perpetuity, for the amount of service which pertains to that fee. For this grant Henry gave Robert 10 marks.
 
CP 25/1/203/3, number 10.
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County: Hampshire.
Place: Winchester.
Date: St Clement's Day, 6 John [23 November 1204].
Before: The King, Geoffrey Fitz Peter earl of Essex, Simon Pattishall, Master Ralph Stokes, James Potterne.
Parties: Henry de Anne, plaintiff, and Henry de Strafeld (Stradfeld), defendant.
Property: 1 hide, with appurtenances, in East Cholderton (Chelwarton'), whence a plea was before the court.
Agreement: Henry de Strafeld acknowledged the right of Henry de Anne to all the land and quitclaimed it, for himself and his heirs, to Henry and his heirs, in perpetuity. In return Henry de Anne gave Henry de Strafeld 40 marks, and the latter gave back to the former a mill, with appurtenances, which pertains to that hide and quitclaimed it to him and his heirs, in perpetuity.
 
CP 25/1/203/3, number 11.
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County: Hampshire.
Place: St Bride's (Brigida), London.
Date: The octave of St Michael, 7 John [6 October 1205].
Before: Geoffrey Fitz Peter, Eustace Fauconberg, John Gestling, Walter Crepping.
Parties: Jordan de Aubemarle and his wife Clarice, plaintiffs, Jordan acting as attorney for his wife, and Emma de Sidemaneton' and her son William, defendants.
Property: Half a hide, with appurtenances, in Sydmonton (Sidemaneton'), whence a recognizance of mort d'ancestor was before the court.
Agreement: Emma and William acknowledged the right of Clarice to all the land. In return Jordan and Clarice granted Emma half of all the property, with lands, meadows, woods, pasture and all things pertaining to that half, and to the capital messuage belonging thereto, to be held of Jordan and Clarice and the heirs of Clarice for Emma's lifetime for 21d. annual rent at Martinmas, for all except forinsec service. For this grant Emma gave Jordan and Clarice 20s. After the death of Emma reversion will be to Jordan and Clarice, to the exclusion of the heirs of Emma, in perpetuity. The concord was made in the presence, and with the consent, of William son of Emma, and be it known that the half which Emma will hold lies entirely towards the south.
 
CP 25/1/203/3, number 12.
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County: Hampshire.
Place: Westminster.
Date: 5 weeks from Easter, 7 John [7 May 1206].
Before: Geoffrey Fitz Peter, Simon Pattishall, Eustace Fauconberg, John Gestling, Osbert son of Hervey, Walter Crepping.
Parties: Robert son of Henry, plaintiff, and Walter, Prior of Merton (Mereton'), defendant, by Thomas his canon.
Property: 1 hide, with appurtenances, in Petteha[m] (or Potteha[m]), whence a plea was before the court.
Agreement: Robert quitclaimed all that land, for himself and his heirs, to the prior and his successors and the canons of the church of St Mary of Merton, in perpetuity. In return the prior gave Robert 15s.
 
CP 25/1/203/3, number 13.
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County: Hampshire.
Place: St Bride's (Brigida), London.
Date: 15 days after Easter, 7 John [16 April 1206].
Before: Geoffrey Fitz Peter, Eustace Fauconberg, John Gestling, Walter Crepping.
Parties: Richard Falconar', plaintiff, and Rominus Hospinel, defendant.
Property: 1 carucate, with appurtenances, in ?Wade Court (la Wade), [Havant], whence a plea was before the court.
Agreement: Richard quitclaimed that land to Rominus and Agnes, Richard's eldest daughter, and their heirs, to be held, in perpetuity, from the chief lords of that fee for the accustomed service. If Agnes dies before her marriage to Rominus, Rominus will marry another of Richard's daughters in accordance with the agreement. If Agnes or another of Richard's daughters dies without an heir of her body, Rominus will hold all the land for life from the chief lords of the fee for the aforesaid service, and after his death all the land will revert to Richard or to heirs of his descent.
 
CP 25/1/203/3, number 14.
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County: Hampshire.
Place: Westminster.
Date: 3 weeks from Easter, 8 John [13 May 1207].
Before: Geoffrey Fitz Peter, John, Bishop of Norwich, William Wrotham archdeacon of Taunton, John Gestling, Walter Crepping.
Parties: Walter de Abernun, plaintiff, and Ralph de Clere, defendant.
Property: The whole vill of Lasham (Lesham), with appurtenances, whence a plea was before the court.
Agreement: Walter acknowledged that the vill and the advowson of the church there belonged to Ralph. In return Ralph granted Walter half the vill, with appurtenances, excluding the advowson of the church and the chief messuage which he and his heirs will keep. In exchange for the chief messuage Ralph gave Walter 2 messuages which Sevarus and Geoffrey held in the vill and land outside (forinsec) to the west of the messuages ?equal in all to the capital messuage. Walter will also have half of the following fields: Westfeld to the south, la Dune to the west, la Rude to the south, Hurst and ?Travele to the west, Bechehale to the north, Broke to the north, and half the wood called Bineheie to the east from the road called Rodeweie begins in the south and extends northwards straight through the middle of Risinere as far as Brodeweie, and from Brodeweie all the road eastwards as far as the new road which leads westwards, and all of that road as far as the bottom of the valley which is between Bineheie and Burkesete, and half the wood which is called Burksote eastwards from the road called Nova Via, and half the wood called Wudehull' to the south, and half the wood called Hoke to the east, and half the pasture between Matesweie and Winteresdich in the north, and half the pasture between Matesweie and Crauwude to the south, and half the pasture between Cawudesdich and the land of the church called Foresterescroft, namely the half which is towards the vill of Beirha[m] (or Berrha[m]), and half the common pasture of Cokeshull', and half the messuage which Walter son of Swein held to the north, and half the virgate which Sevarus held, namely 1 acre 1 perch in Netesdun' to the south and 3 perches in Gerston' to the west, and 1 acre 1 perch in Wicham to the south, and 3 and a half acres in Nortfeld to the south, and 3 acres in Suthfeld to the west and 1 acre 1 perch in ?Uneden' to the west, and half the woodland to the west pertaining to that half virgate, and half the cotagium held by Walter son of Swein, namely 1 acre 1 perch in Travelege, and 1 acre in Stappelweie. Also the homage and service of Elias Venator for the tenement he holds from that fee, namely 2s. and forinsec service, and he was present and acknowledged his service. And Serlo de Bruer', William Prepositus, Ralph de la ?Tuie, Henry son of Faber, German son of Anketill', John Albus, Edward son of Alurich, Maugerus Normannus, Martin son of Anketell', Thomas de Querco, Geoffrey son of Swen, William Heredes, Beatrice daughter of Emma, William ?Calun, Geoffrey Bercarius with the lands they hold and their pastures and households. They were present and acknowledged themselves to be villeins. Walter and his heirs will hold the aforesaid from Ralph and his heirs, in perpetuity, for half knight's service for all service. All the remainder of that vill which Ralph held on the day this agreement was made, other than what is specified above, Ralph and his heirs will keep to the exclusion of Walter and his heirs, in perpetuity. And whatever Ralph and Walter may acquire that pertains to the said vill, other than what Ralph now holds, they will halve the cost and profit. Ralph and his heirs will provide warranty for Walter and his heirs for the aforesaid half of the vill against all men except those who can claim it as of the donation of Ingram de Abernun, [?]to whom the vill was given. And Walter and his heirs will provide warranty for Ralph and his heirs for the half they keep, with the chief messuage and the advowson against all who can claim it of the donation of the aforesaid Ingram.
 
CP 25/1/203/3, number 15.
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County: Hampshire.
Place: Westminster.
Date: 3 weeks from Holy Trinity, 8 John [18 June 1206].
Before: Geoffrey Fitz Peter, Simon Pattishall, Eustace Fauconberg, Henry archdeacon [of Stafford, Walter] Crepping.
Parties: Walter, Prior of Merton (Mereton') plaintiff, and [Stephen] de Matingele, defendant, by Peter his son.
Property: 6 virgates, 30 acres and 6s.3d. rent, with appurtenances, in Mattingley (Matingele), whence a plea of warranty of charter was before the court.
Agreement: Stephen acknowledged the right of the prior and church of St Mary, Merton to the land and rent, and granted it to them, together with the mill of Mattingley, with appurtenances, and the whole of the following meadows: that which lies between Hwarnepol and the public highway and in width between the stream and the fishery (Ritha) of Mattingley, that which lies between Brademed' and the meadow of William de Cuffold, and that which is called Melnemed' and Melnemore along the bank as far as the meadow of Catti, and that which is called Thistelmed', and that which lies between Burmed' and Melnemore. The prior and convent will hold all the grant in pure and perpetual alms, free of all secular service pertaining to Stephen and his heirs. In return the prior gave Stephen 20s. Be it known that the prior and convent of Mattingley will acquit Stephen and his heirs, in perpetuity, of 20s. which the monks of Sopwell (Sopewelle), [Herts.], are due to receive annually in the week of Pentecost from the tenement of Mattingley. This concord was made in the presence of Agnes, wife of Stephen, who quitclaimed all right to dower from the said land and rent.
 
CP 25/1/203/3, number 16.
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County: Hampshire.
Place: Westminster.
Date: The octave of Holy Trinity, 8 John [4 June 1206].
Before: Geoffrey Fitz Peter, Simon Pattishall, Eustace Fauconberg, John Gestling, Richard Mucegros, Walter Crepping.
Parties: Thomas le Ireis, plaintiff, and Robert de Arundel, defendant.
Property: 1 virgate, with appurtenances, in Upton (Upeton'), whence a plea was before the court.
Agreement: Thomas quitclaimed the land, for himself and his heirs, to Robert and his heirs, in perpetuity. In return Robert gave Thomas 20s.
 
CP 25/1/203/3, number 17.
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County: Hampshire.
Place: Westminster.
Date: The octave of St Martin, 8 John [18 November 1206].
Before: Geoffrey Fitz Peter, Simon Pattishall, Eustace Fauconberg, Henry Archdeacon of Stafford, John Gestling, Walter Crepping.
Parties: Brian de Falelee, plaintiff, and John, prior of Novo Loco, defendant, by Brother Alexander, his canon.
Property: All the marsh of Fawley (Falelee), which was enclosed by dom. Godfrey de Luce, formerly bishop of Winchester, whence a plea was before the court.
Agreement: Brian acknowledged that all the marsh and appurtenances belonged by right to the prior and church of St Mary and St Thomas of ?New Place. In return the prior granted Brian 30 acres of that marsh which lie in the south next to the embankment, to be held by Brian, and whomsoever he chooses to hold them, from the prior and his successors, in perpetuity, for 2lbs. wax, payable at the Nativity of the Blessed Mary [8 September], for all service.
 
CP 25/1/203/3, number 18.
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County: Hampshire.
Place: Westminster.
Date: 1 month from Easter, 8 John [20 May 1207].
Before: Geoffrey Fitz Peter, Eustace Fauconberg, John Gestling, Walter Crepping.
Parties: Richard de la Bere, plaintiff, and William Pancevot, defendant.
Property: 1 carucate, with appurtenances, in Awbridge (Abberigge), whence recognizance of grand assize was before the court.
Agreement: Richard quitclaimed, for himself and his heirs, all the land to William and his heirs, in perpetuity. In return William gave Richard 25 marks.
 
CP 25/1/203/3, number 19.
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County: Hampshire.
Place: Westminster.
Date: The day after St Martin, 8 John [12 November 1206].
Before: Geoffrey Fitz Peter, Simon Pattishall, Eustace Fauconberg, John Gestling, Walter Crepping.
Parties: John, abbot of Waverley (Waverle), plaintiff, and John le Henman and his wife Emma, defendants.
Property: 4 acres, with appurtenances, in Swarraton (Sherveton'), whence a plea was before the court.
Agreement: John and Emma quitclaimed all the land, for themselves and their heirs, to the abbot and church of St Mary of Waverley, in perpetuity. In return the abbot and his successors will give John and Emma each year for the life of John 2qrs. of mancorn and 2qrs. of barley, namely a quarter of each at Christmas and at Easter. After the death of John, the abbot and his successors will owe nothing to Emma and her heirs, in perpetuity.
 
CP 25/1/203/3, number 20.
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County: Hampshire.
Place: Westminster.
Date: The day after St John, 9 John [25 June 1207].
Before: Geoffrey Fitz Peter, Simon Pattishall, Eustace Fauconberg, Henry archdeacon of Stafford, James Potterne.
Parties: Peter son of Herebert, plaintiff, and Richard de Manerio, defendant.
Property: 40 acres of pasture, with appurtenances, in Oakley (Acle), whence recognizance of grand assize was before the court.
Agreement: Richard acknowledged the right of Peter to all the pasture, and in return Peter granted it to Richard and his heirs, in perpetuity, for 20s. a year, namely 10s. at Michaelmas and 10s. at the Annunciation of the Blessed Mary, for all service. For this grant Richard gave Peter 8 marks.
 
CP 25/1/203/3, number 21.
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County: Hampshire.
Place: Winchester.
Date: Monday before the feast of St Margaret the Virgin, 9 John [16 July 1207].
Before: The King, Simon Pattishall, Henry archdeacon of Stafford, James Potterne.
Parties: Reginald de ?Mainn, plaintiff, by William de Punchard', and Hawise Painel, defendant by Deudo de Kaldecot.
Property: The manor of ?Tunworth (Tunnesworth), with appurtenances, whence a plea was before the court.
Agreement: Hawise acknowledged Reginald's right to the manor, and in return he granted it to her for life, by way of dower.
 
CP 25/1/203/3, number 22.
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County: Hampshire.
Place: Westminster.
Date: 15 days from St Michael, 10 John [13 October 1208].
Before: Geoffrey Fitz Peter earl of Essex, William Brewer, Reginald Cornhill, John son of Hugh, Richard Fleming.
Parties: Vincent de Ingepenn' son of Lucy de Wilehall', plaintiff, and John de Valle Torta and his wife Joan, defendants.
Property: 1 knight's fee, with appurtenances, in Willhall (Willehall') [in Alton], whence a plea was before the court.
Agreement: Vincent quitclaimed the fee, for himself and his heirs, to John and Joan and the heirs of Joan, in perpetuity. In return John and Joan gave Vincent 18 marks.
Note: Endorsement: Saulph' de ?Oservll put in his claim.
 
CP 25/1/203/3, number 23.
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County: Hampshire.
Place: Bristol (Bristoll').
Date: 15 days from St John Baptist's Day, 10 John [8 July 1208].
Before: The King, Peter, bishop of Winchester, Jocelin, bishop of Bath, William Cantalupe.
Parties: Roger son of [??}Marikes and Baldwin, master of the Hospital of [?St Julian or God's House, Southampton].
Property: Half a hide, with appurtenances, in Werror (Werrore), [Northwood, I.O.W], whence a plea was before the court.
Agreement: Roger acknowledged the right of the master and brothers of the hospital to the land, to be held of him and his heirs for 6d. a year at Michaelmas, for all service pertaining to them. The master and his successors will be responsible for [service owing] to the lords of that fee. In return for the acknowledgement, fine and concord the master gave Roger [?]26 ...
 
CP 25/1/203/3, number 24.
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County: Hampshire.
Place: Westminster.
Date: The octave of St John Baptist, 10 John [1 July 1208].
Before: Geoffrey Fitz Peter, Eustace Fauconberg, John de [......, Walter] Crepping.
Parties: Walter, Prior of Merton (Mereton'), plaintiff, and Robert de Sancto [Manueo?], defendant.
Property: [Common of the wood of ?Heckfield (...gfeld')], whence a plea was before the court.
Agreement: Robert acknowledged that common of the said wood belonged to the prior and church of St Mary ............. In return for this acknowledgement, fine and concord the prior for himself and his successors quitclaimed to Robert and his heirs, in perpetuity, ........... from Robert and his brother Adam viz. in Heishurste 150 acres which Robert and his men hold. And in Heckfield (Hegfeld'), 70 acres which they hold, so that Robert and his heirs cannot henceforth make new assarts or new purprestures in the said common without the consent of the prior or his successors apart from 5 acres at Pukelecton' next to the stream (aqua) towards Alexander's hedge which the prior as far as pertains to him has granted to Robert and his heirs to be assarted. And for this quitclaim, Robert, for himself and his heirs has handed over and quitclaimed to the prior and his successors the whole field called Dunnemore and another field called Le Breche, with appurtenances, and all the claim he had to the fishpond of the mill of Holessete ..... And Robert, for himself and his heirs, granted in the court to the prior and his successors, in perpetuity, every thing which the charter of John de Port shows he gave to Adam Robert's brother, whatever Robert holds in the vill as witnessed by the charter in these terms: John de Port to H[enry], by the grace of God, Bishop of Winchester, and all the faithful present and future, greeting. Let if be known to you that on the advice of my men and friends I have given to God and the Church of St Mary of Merton and the brothers of the priory, for my salvation and that of my father and mother and all my kinsmen living and dead, a hide of land in Heckfield (Hegfeld'), in perpetuity, viz. the virgate Ailwin Frend and ..ewin son of Cedde held, and the virgate of Edwin Cutell' and in addition I have given them all my wood which lies between the land of the same Edwin Cutell' and the stream and the virgate which Ailward held, and the half virgate which Kippingus held and another half virgate which Teodoricus [held]. I have also added my wood which lies between the house of Kipping and the house of Edwin as far as the stream, and my meadow called Litteleswith' with all the adjoining lands - woodland, plain, meadow and pasture. Moreover I have granted them [?]common pasture for their cattle with my demesne cattle and for their pigs pasture and feeding in my wood without pannage, and fuel for their houses from my wood and [wood] for repairing them as they have need.
 
CP 25/1/203/3, number 25.
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County: Hampshire.
Place: London.
Date: 3 weeks from St Hillary, 11 John [3 February 1210].
Before: The King, Simon Pattishall, James Potterne, Henry Pont Audemer, Richard Mucegros.
Parties: John de Haniton' by Nigel his son, plaintiff, and William de Edmundestorp', defendant.
Property: 1 carucate, with appurtenances, in Oakley (Acle), whence a plea for taking the homage of the said John (placitum de homagio ipsius Johanis capiendo) was before the court.
Agreement: William acknowledged that all the land, with appurtenances, belonged by right to John and granted it to him. It was to be held of William and his heirs by John and his heirs, in perpetuity, for 2s. a year, payable at Michaelmas, for all except forinsec service. William took the homage of John and his son Nigel in the court. In return John gave William 5 marks.
 
CP 25/1/203/3, number 26.
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County: Hampshire.
Place: Tewkesbury (Theokesbir').
Date: 3 weeks from St John the Baptist's Day, 11 John [15 July 1209].
Before: The King, Simon Pattishall, Eustace Fauconberg, James Potterne, Richard Mucegros, Henry Pont Audemer, Walter Crepping.
Parties: Richard de Renores, plaintiff, and Gilbert ?Medicus and his wife Alice, defendants, by Gilbert for Alice.
Property: 10 acres, with appurtenances, in Lockerley (Lokerle), whence recognizance of grand assize was before the court.
Agreement: Gilbert and Alice quitclaimed for themselves and their heirs to Richard and his heirs all right to that land, with appurtenances, in perpetuity. In return Richard gave Gilbert and Alice 5 marks.
 
CP 25/1/203/3, number 27.
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County: Hampshire.
Place: Winchester.
Date: 1st Sunday in Lent, 12 John [20 February 1211].
Before: The King, Simon Pattishall, James Potterne, Henry Pont Audemer, Robert ?Amery (de Aumar'), Roger Huscarl.
Parties: Richard Chapelein and Agatha his wife, plaintiffs, by Richard for Agatha, and Hervey (Hervicus) son of Matilda, defendant.
Property: A messuage, with appurtenances, in the vill of Winchester, which Richard and Agatha claimed from Hervey as reasonable dower belonging to Agatha by gift of Stephen son of Richard, formerly her husband. And Isabella, daughter and heir of Stephen, gave warranty for Agatha in the court that it was her dower, whence a plea was before the court.
Agreement: Richard and Isabella quitclaimed to Hervey and his heirs all right which Agatha had in the messuage and appurtenances by way of dower, and Isabella quitclaimed on her own behalf and that of her heirs all right she had or could have therein, in perpetuity. In return Hervey gave Richard and Agatha 1 mark and Isabella 2 marks.
Note: [Endorsed] As the justices were not certain whether Isabella was of age, 12 free and law-worthy men of the vill of Winchester were summoned, viz. Peter Clericus of Winchester, Milo de Chartres, Richard Edgar, Seulf Alderman, Henry de Lunesie, Robert de Campis, Anketill le Hoser, Nicholas de Kilham, Geoffrey le Cordwaner, Robert Aurifaber, Arnold Sprot, and Robert Beck, who testified that Isabella was 17 years of age and more on the day the chirograph was made.
 
CP 25/1/203/3, number 28.
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County: Hampshire.
Place: Winchester.
Date: Monday after Ash Wednesday, 12 John [21 February 1211].
Before: The King, Simon Pattishall, James Potterne, Henry Pont Audemer, Robert ?Amery (de Aumar'), Roger Huscarl.
Parties: William ?Boneufant', plaintiff, and Alard, prior of St Denys (Sanctus Dionisius), defendant, concerning 4 acres, with appurtenances, in Southampton (Suthamton'), and between the same William ?Boneufant, plaintiff, and Richard Chaumunt, defendant, concerning a messuage, with appurtenances, in the same vill, whence Richard called upon the prior for warranty which the prior provided, and a plea was before the court.
Agreement: William acknowledged the right of the prior and church of St Denys to the 4 acres and messuage, with appurtenances, to be held of William and his heirs, in perpetuity, for an annual rent of 1lb pepper at Michaelmas for all service. In return the prior gave William 20s.
 
CP 25/1/203/3, number 29.
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County: Hampshire.
Place: Windsor (Windesores').
Date: All Souls Day, 14 John [2 November 1212].
Before: The King, Simon Pattishall, James Potterne, Roger Huscarl.
Parties: Alice de Winton', plaintiff, by Michael de Sturton', and John, Abbot of Waverley (Waverl'), defendant.
Property: 1 and a half carucates, with appurtenances, in ?Buniet, which Alice claimed against the abbot by way of dower as the gift of John son of Martin, formerly her husband. The abbot called to warrant John Martin who came into the court and gave warranty. Whence a plea was before the court.
Agreement: Alice quitclaimed to the abbot and his successors all right she had in the said land by way of dower, and the abbot gave her 3 marks.
 
CP 25/1/203/3, number 30.
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County: Hampshire.
Place: Odiham (Odingeham).
Date: Sunday before Pentecost, 14 John [6 May 1212].
Before: The King, Simon Pattishall, James Potterne, Henry Pont Audemer, Roger Huscarl.
Parties: Henry de Capella, plaintiff, and Richard Ferebraz, defendant.
Property: A virgate, with appurtenances, in Otterbourne, whence a plea was before the court.
Agreement: Richard acknowledged that the virgate was Henry's by right and quitclaimed it, for himself and his heirs, to Henry and his heirs, in perpetuity. In return Henry gave Richard 5 marks.
Note: The concord was made in the presence, and with the consent, of Amicia, wife of Richard.
 
CP 25/1/203/3, number 31.
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County: Hampshire.
Place: Westminster.
Date: 1 month from Easter, 15 John [27 April 1214].
Before: Peter, bishop of Winchester, Simon Pattishall, James Potterne, Roger Huscarl, Henry Pont Audemer.
Parties: Robert son of Robert, plaintiff, and William le Archer, defendant.
Property: Half a hide, with appurtenances, in Bentley (Benetleia), whence a plea was before the court.
Agreement: Robert quitclaimed, for himself and his heirs, all right he had to the land to William and his heirs, in perpetuity. In return William granted Robert 50 acres, 6 acres of meadow and a messuage, with appurtenances, in Sibbertoft (Sibertoft), Northamptonshire, viz. 28 acres which Henry son of Rikelot held, 5 acres on great Langeland towards the east, 4 acres on Lesendon' next Hammed', 4 acres on Henbold' towards Hanesby, 5 acres on Langinland towards Stowe, 4 acres on Oxendunesfurlang, 2 acres of meadow in Gosewong, 2 acres of meadow in Parvo Waldus which William Bacheler held, 2 acres of meadow in Hanekwellemed' which lie next to the meadow of William Rikelot, and a messuage which Agnes la Lardenere held. Robert and his heirs will hold the land of William and his heirs, in perpetuity, for 1lb cummin a year at Christmas, for all except as much forinsec service as pertains to that land. Moreover William gave Robert 4 marks.
 
CP 25/1/203/3, number 32.
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County: Hampshire.
Place: Westminster.
Date: 1 month from Holy Trinity, 16 John, [22 June 1214].
Before: Peter, bishop of Winchester, Simon Pattishall, James Potterne, Roger Huscarl, Joscelin Stiuecle.
Parties: Ralph de Parco, plaintiff, and Robert Patin, defendant.
Property: Half a virgate, and appurtenances, in Wrangeslad', whence recognizance of grand assize was before the court.
Agreement: Robert acknowledged the the half virgate was Ralph's by right and quitclaimed it, for himself and his heirs, to Ralph and his heirs, in perpetuity. In return Ralph gave Robert 4 marks.
Note: Endorsement: And be it known that the earl of Devon put in his claim to 4s. rent from the aforesaid land.
 
CP 25/1/203/3, number 33.
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County: Hampshire.
Place: Westminster.
Date: The day after St Edmund ... [27 May 1199 x 19 October 1216].
Before: [...] Gestling, Godfrey de Insula, Walter de Crepping.
Parties: Walter; W[illiam?]
Agreement: Walter has given, granted and quitclaimed to W[illiam?] all his land of Hake[l?... ... 42?] acres of land which he had within the park of [Ha?]st[.]ngg' and all the [?]meadow which he had in [L?...de] to hold [...] and his heirs with [...] tenements pertaining to them in the vill and outside the vill [... of the same Walter and his heirs?]
For this: William in [?]exchange for the aforesaid land and wood of Hakel' [...] land which is called le Swanelande in the fields of Somborne (Sumb[r]ne) and [2 acres?] in la [Brut?...] next to the land of Ed[mund? ... land?] in Magna [Sumburn'? which] was of [....] and 3 shillings worth of land which Ralph [Parm..arius?] held [...] 42 acres of land within the park [...] 42 acres of land [...] in exchange [... rood?] of meadow [in] How Wood (Howude) [...] [?]meadow in the [?]marsh of [?]Stockbridge (S[..]brigg'), to wit, that which lies [...] of the aforesaid [?]meadow of How Wood, to hold to the aforesaid Walter and his heirs, of John de [...] and [?]Cecily and the heirs of Cecily by the services [...] of the aforesaid tenements [...] which the same Walter gave to [William?]. And besides [...] William granted to Walter and his heirs housebote and haybote in the wood of [D?]ereholt for the demesne of the same [Walter? ...] in the [pasture?] of Sumburne with all the men of the same William of the same vill.
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