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CP 25/1/203/6, number 1.
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County: Hampshire.
Place: Westminster.
Date: The day after Annunciation, 13 Henry III [26 March 1229].
Before: Martin de Pateshill', dean of St Paul's, London, Thomas de Mulet[on], Stephen de Segrave, Robert de Lexint[on], Thomas de Kanvill', William de Lond[on].
Parties: Thomas de Columbers, plaintiff, and Avelina de Dene, defendant.
Property: Service and customs which Thomas exacted for a quarter of a virgate, with appurtenances, which Avelina held in ?East Dean or Deane (Dene), whence a plea was summoned between them in the court.
Agreement: Thomas acknowledged that all the land, with appurtenances, was Avelina's by right, for her and her heirs to hold of Thomas and his heirs, in perpetuity, paying annually 8s. at two terms, viz. half in the middle of Lent and the other half on the feast of St Giles, for all service. Be it known that Thomas and his heirs will acquit Avelina and her heirs against the chief lords of that fee for all service pertaining to that land, for the said service of 8s.
 
CP 25/1/203/6, number 2.
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County: Hampshire.
Place: Westminster.
Date: The day after the feast of the Discovery of the Holy Cross, 13 Henry III [4 May 1229].
Before: Thomas de Muleton', Stephen de Segrave, Robert de Lexint[on], William de Rayleg', Thomas de Kamvill'.
Parties: William de la Bere, plaintiff, and Richard de la Bere, defendant.
Property: 3 carucates, with appurtenances, in Warnford (Warneford), Bighton (Byketon') and Hamwde, whence a plea of warranty of charter was summoned between them in the court.
Agreement: Richard acknowledged that the land and appurtenances were William's by right as that which William holds of his gift. William and his heirs by his married wife, and their heirs, will hold it of Richard and his heirs, in perpetuity, paying annually 4 marks at two terms, viz. 2 marks at Michaelmas and 2 marks at Easter, and doing as much forinsec service as pertains to that land, for all service. If it happens that William has no heir by his wife, then all the land and appurtenances will revert freely in perpetuity to Richard and his heirs after William's death. In return, for this concord William gave Richard one unmewed goshawk.
 
CP 25/1/203/6, number 3.
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County: Hampshire.
Place: Westminster.
Date: One month after Michaelmas, 14 Henry III [27 October 1230].
Before: Thomas de Mulet[on], William de Ralegh, Robert de Lexinton', William de Insula, William de Lond[on], M. Robert de Sherdelawe, Ralph de Norwic', Richard Reing'.
Parties: Annfelisa, Abbess of Godstow (Godestowe), plaintiff, represented by Reginald le Port' to win or lose, and William de ?Nefmeynil, defendant.
Property: The service which Ralph de Mortuo Mari exacts from the abbess for the free tenement which she holds of him in Kingsclere (Clere), concerning which she complained that William, as mediate, had not acquitted her against Ralph, whence a plea was summoned between them in the court.
Agreement: William acknowledged the right of the abbess and her successors to the tenement, with appurtenances, for them and the church of Godstow to hold of William and his heirs, in free, pure and perpetual alms, in perpetuity, and therefore he and his heirs will acquit the whole tenement against Ralph and his heirs of all services, customs and demands, in perpetuity. In return, the abbess remitted and quitclaimed, for herself, her successors and her church of Godstow, to William and his heirs, all loss she had suffered on account of distraint made on her for the said service on account of William's default.
 
CP 25/1/203/6, number 4.
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County: Hampshire.
Place: Westminster.
Date: A month after Michaelmas, 15 Henry III [27 October 1231].
Before: [as in 3]
Parties: Peter de Bendenges, plaintiff, and Stephen de Bendeng', defendant.
Property: The manor of Winchfield (Winchelefeld), with appurtenances, whence a plea was summoned between them in the court.
Agreement: Stephen acknowledged all the manor and appurtenances were Peter's by right. In return, Peter granted Stephen all the manor and appurtenances, except the advowson of the church of the manor with appurtenances, which will remain freely to Peter and his heirs, in perpetuity. Stephen and his heirs will hold the manor of Peter and his heirs, in perpetuity, for the service of three parts of a knight's fee, for all service and exaction. Moreover Stephen gave Peter one unmewed goshawk.
 
CP 25/1/203/6, number 5.
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County: Hampshire.
Place: [Westminster.]
Date: In the octave of [Holy Trinity?], 15 Henry III [25 May 1231?].
Before: Thomas de Mulet[on, William de ..., ... ..., William de ...,] Master Robert de Shardelawe, Ralph de Norwic', Richard Reing'.
Parties: Walter, prior of St Swithun's, Winchester, plaintiff, represented by [John de Basing] to win or lose, and Stephen, prior of Mottisfont, defendant.
Property: A certain house located in Michelmersh (Muchelmarays) [to the harm?] of the free tenement of the prior in the same vill. Common of pasture in the same [manor? of Muchel]marays, concerning which the prior of St Swithun's complained that the prior of Mottisfont overburdened that pasture and put in it more animals than he ought, whence a plea was summoned between them in the court.
Agreement: The prior of Mottisfont acknowledged that the house and the messuage in which the house is situated and all the common pasture, land and appurtenances, except a piece of meadow called Rughenaye which the prior of Mottisfont formerly held, belonged by right to the prior of St Swithun and the church of Winchester, [and has rendered that to him in the court?] In return the prior of St Swithun's granted the prior of Mottisfont the meadow called Rughenaye with appurtenances, and 26 s., 1 and a half d. rent in the vill of Drayton from [.......] and 2 and a half virgates and a piece of meadow in Drayton, which Henry de Drayton holds. Henry, and whoever is holding the mill and tenement will pay the rent, viz. 10s at Easter, 10s. on St Peter ad Vincula's Day and 6 s., 1 and a half d. at Michaelmas. The prior of Mottisfont, his successors and his church of Mottisfont will hold of the prior of St Swithun's, his successors and his church of Winchester in free, pure and perpetual alms, in perpetuity, saving to the prior of St Swithun's the whole of the river Test (Theste) and all profits and issues of the river as the prior formerly held them. If the said Henry, or those who hold the mill and tenement default from payment of the rent at the said terms, the prior of Mottisfont, his successors and his church may distrain Henry or those holding the mill and tenement for chattels found there until fully paid. The prior of St Swithun's and his successors will provide warranty for the pror of Mottisfont and his successors for the said rent, the meadow of Rughenay and appurtenances as free, pure and perpetual alms, against all men in perpetuity. Similarly the prior of Mottisfont and his successors will provide warranty for the prior of St Swithun's and his successors and the church of Winchester for the said house and the messuage in which it is situated and all the said common pasture and all the land, with appurtenances, which the prior of Mottisfont formerly held in the manor of Michelmarsh. This concord was made in the presence of Henry de Drayton who acknowledged that he owes 34s.6d. a year and other services, of which he renders yearly to the prior of Mottisfont and his successors and his church of Mottisfont 26s. and 3 halfpence, and all the rest remains to the prior of St Swithun's and his successors and [his] church [of] Winchester, for ever.
 
CP 25/1/203/6, number 6.
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County: Hampshire.
Place: Westminster.
Date: The octave of Michaelmas, 15 Henry III [6 October 1231].
Before: Thomas de Mulet[on], William de Ral[egh], William de Ebor', Richard Reing'.
Parties: Geoffrey de Langel' and William de Langelegh', plaintiffs, and Richard de Sifrewast and his wife Matilda, defendants, represented by Walter le Hore to win or lose.
Property: 1 virgate, with appurtenances, in ?Southrope [in Herriard] (Suthorp'), whence an assize of mort d'ancestor was summoned between them in the court.
Agreement: Geoffrey and William remitted and quitclaimed, for themselves and their heirs, to Richard, Matilda and the heirs of Matilda, all right they had in the land and appurtenances, in perpetuity. In return, Richard and Matilda gave Geoffrey and William half a virgate, with appurtenances, in ?Southrope, which Adam de Esselaunde held. Geoffrey, William and their heirs will hold the land of Richard, Matilda and the heirs of Matilda, in perpetuity, paying 6s. at Michaelmas, for all except forinsec service which pertains to that half virgate.
 
CP 25/1/203/6, number 7.
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County: Hampshire.
Place: Westminster.
Date: The octave of Michaelmas, 15 Henry III [6 October 1231].
Before: [as in 6, with the addition of Ralph de Norwic']
Parties: Edith daughter of Robert Wlf, plaintiff, and William Bulnot, defendant.
Property: Half of 30 acres, with appurtenances, in East Dean (Esden'), whence a plea was summoned between them in the court.
Agreement: Edith remitted and quitclaimed, for herself and her heirs, to William and his heirs, all right she had in the land and appurtenances, in perpetuity. In return, William gave Edith 2 marks.
 
CP 25/1/203/6, number 8.
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County: Hampshire.
Place: Westminster.
Date: One month after Easter Day, 17 Henry III [1 May 1233].
Before: Thomas de Mulet[on], Robert de Lexint[on], William de Ebor', Ralph de Norwic'.
Parties: Robert Lohold and his wife Joan, plaintiffs, and Peter, bishop of Winchester, defendant.
Property: The manor of West Tisted (Westystude), with appurtenances, which the bishop held through a concord made in the king's court between him and Richard, formerly bishop of Salisbury, whence a plea of covenant was summoned between them in the court.
Agreement: The bishop acknowledged that the manor, except for 1 virgate with appurtenances, which Henry le Sauvage held, which the bishop will retain on account of that fine, belonged by right to Robert and Joan, for them and Joan's heirs to hold of the bishop and his successors, in perpetuity, for the service which pertains to that manor. In return, Robert and Joan gave the bishop 300 marks.
 
CP 25/1/203/6, number 9.
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County: Hampshire.
Place: Westminster.
Date: The octave of Martinmas, 17 Henry III [18 November 1232].
Before: [as in 8, with the addition of William de Ral[egh]]
Parties: Adam de Cornhampton, plaintiff, and Nicholas de Cornhampton, defendant.
Property: 2 knight's fees, with appurtenances, in Corhampton (Cornhampton), whence a plea was summoned between them in the court.
Agreement: Adam acknowledged that the whole fee and appurtenances belonged to Nicholas by right. In return, Nicholas granted Adam a third of the 2 knight's fees with appurtenances such as demesnes, rents in villeinage and services including the homage and service now, as formerly, owed by Ralph Le Marchaunt and Henry de Benstede and their heirs, and that formerly held by Thurstan de Claverlegh, and the service owed by Richard Fairfax, Henry le Marchaunt, John ?Kenerer, William Gode, Henry le Knave, Walter Molendinarius, Godfrey Sutor (or Godfrey Sucor) and Richard Brodheg for the tenements they hold with themselves and all their households. And a third of the following: the land wherever it lies in each furlong to the south and west, Frilande to the west, vacant land to the west, the wood of Norlehe and Siccroft to the west, the pasture of Litledune to the west, the pasture of Claverd[e?]n and Raleghe, the meadow of the vill of Corhampton to the south, the mill, with appurtenances, which is in front of the church of that vill and the fishing of that mill. Adam and his heirs will hold of Nicholas and his heirs, in perpetuity, for the forinsec service pertaining to a third of 2 knight's fees. Moreover Adam gave Nicholas 30 marks. This concord was made in the presence of Ralph le Marchaunt and Henry de Bensted who acknowledged that they owed the aforesaid homage and service, and in the presence of the said Richard Fairfax, Henry le Marchaunt, John, William, Henry le Knave, Walter, Godfrey and Richard Brodheghe, who acknowledged themselves to be villeins.
Note: [Endorsed: This concord was made saving the whole tenement for Basilia, widow of Adam de Cornhampton, which she holds for life by way of dower from the tenements in the said vill. Be it known that Adam conceded that he and his heirs would give nothing from the said tenements to religious [houses] nor in any other way alienate them so that Nicholas and his heirs would lose their service from the tenements.]
 
CP 25/1/203/6, number 10.
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County: Hampshire [Surrey].
Place: Westminster.
Date: The day after Ascension, 18 Henry III [2 June 1234].
Before: Robert de Lexinton, William de Ebor', Ralph de Norwic', William de Insula, William de Sancto Edmundo.
Parties: Margery de Chelesham, plaintiff, and William le Duc, defendant.
Property: 20 acres, with appurtenances, in Chelsham [in Warlingham, Surrey] (Chelesham), whence a plea was summoned between them in the court.
Agreement: Margery remitted and quitclaimed, for herself and her heirs, to William and his heirs, all right she had in that land and appurtenances, in perpetuity. In return William gave Margery 10 marks.
 
CP 25/1/203/6, number 11.
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County: Hampshire.
Place: Westminster.
Date: 3 weeks from Holy Trinity, 18 Henry III [9 July 1234].
Before: [as in 10, with the addition of Adam son of William, but omitting William de Sancto Edmundo]
Parties: Walklin, prior of Southwick (Suwyk'), plaintiff, and Roger de Merlay, defendant.
Property: 1 carucate, with appurtenances, in Plant [in Southwick] (Plannte), whence a plea was summoned between them in the court.
Agreement: Roger acknowledged that the land and appurtenances belonged by right to the prior and his church of Southwick. In return, the prior granted Roger from that land all the land and appurtenances which are on the north of the royal highway which runs from the court of Newlands [in Southwick] (la Niweland) towards the royal highway from La Trenchee to Portsmouth (Portemuwe), except for the chapel of Plant and appurtenances which are situated in that land. Roger will hold the land for life of the prior, his successors and his church of Southwick, paying annually 1 mark at Michaelmas for all service and exaction. Be it known that Roger is not allowed to give, sell, mortgage or in any way alienate anything from that land and appurtenances, so that after his death all will revert intact to the prior, his successors and his church of Southwick, quit of Roger's heirs in perpetuity. If Roger or his heirs produce in future any charter or documents against this fine, they will be null and void.
 
CP 25/1/203/6, number 12.
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County: Hampshire.
Place: Westminster.
Date: The octave of Holy Trinity, 18 Henry III [25 June 1234].
Before: [as in 11]
Parties: Richard le Archer, plaintiff, and William de Brikevill', defendant.
Property: 1 carucate, with appurtenances, in Bentley (Benetleg'), whence a plea was summoned between them in the court.
Agreement: Richard remitted and quitclaimed, for himself and his heirs, to William and his heirs, in perpetuity, all right he had in all that land and appurtenances. In return, William gave Richard 10 marks.
 
CP 25/1/203/6, number 13.
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County: Hampshire.
Place: Westminster.
Date: The quindene of Easter, 18 Henry III [7 May 1234].
Before: William de Ral', Robert de Lexint', William de Ebor', Ralph de Norwic', William de Insula, Adam son of William, William de Sancto Edmundo.
Parties: John de la Bulehus', plaintiff, and John de Andeure and his wife Isabel, defendants.
Property: Half a carucate, with appurtenances, in Bere, whence a plea of warranty of charter was summoned between them in the court.
Agreement: John and Isabel acknowledged that the land and appurtenances belonged to John de Bulehus' as their gift, for him and his heirs to hold of them and the heirs of Isabel, in perpetuity, paying annually 1lb pepper or 6d. at Michaelmas, for all service due to them and performing the service due to the chief lords of the fee. John and Isabel and Isabel's heirs will provide warranty against all people in perpetuity for John de la Bulehus' and his heirs for the said service. In return John de la Bulehus' gave John and Isabel 30 marks.
 
CP 25/1/203/6, number 14.
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County: Hampshire.
Place: Westminster.
Date: The octave of St Martin, 18 Henry III [18 November 1233].
Before: [as in 13, omitting William de Insula]
Parties: Walter, prior of St Swithun's Winchester, plaintiff, and William de [Hamm?]e, defendant.
Property: Common pasture of Hamme, concerning which the prior complained that William unjustly exacted pasture in his land at Hamme whereas he had no pasture in William's land there and William did no service for which he could claim pasture, whence a plea was summoned between them in the court.
Agreement: The prior granted, for himself and his successors, that William and his heirs should have herbage rights in the prior's wood in [Ham'e?] for 16 oxen and 4 cows, and their men should have common pasture in Hamme with the animals (averia) of the prior's villeins, provided that pasture is not overburdened. In return, William remitted and quitclaimed, for himself and his heirs, to the prior, his successors and his church of St Swithun, all right he had in their common pasture in Thorningedon' and in Linlande, in perpetuity. Moreover William surrendered to the prior 3 acres of wood which he had before by the gift of the prior through a fine made between them in the king's court, and William acknowledged and granted for himself and his heirs that his men of Hamme owe the prior the ploughing of 4 acres in that vill at the feast of St Martin each year for that common pasture, in perpetuity. If William, his heirs or his men of Hamme have pigs in the prior's wood, they will pay pannage as do other men of the neighbourhood.
Note: [Right hand very rubbed.]
 
CP 25/1/203/6, number 15.
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County: Hampshire.
Place: Westminster.
Date: The octave of St Hillary, 18 Henry III [20 January 1234].
Before: [as in 13, with the addition of Thomas de Mulet']
Parties: Felicia widow of John Curing, plaintiff, and Alice de Kauz, whom Alice, widow of Roger de Kauz, called to warrant and who provided warranty.
Property: 24 acres, with appurtenances, in Long Sutton, which Felicia claimed as her reasonable dower from the free tenement which John, her former husband, held in that vill, whence a plea was summoned between them in the court.
Agreement: Felicia remitted and quitclaimed for herself to Alice de Kauz and her heirs, in perpetuity, all right she had in that land and appurtenances, by way of dower. In return, Alice gave Felicia 70s.
 
CP 25/1/203/6, number 16.
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County: Hampshire.
Place: Ilchester (Ivelcestr').
Date: Sunday after the feast of St Lucy, 20 Henry III [16 December 1235].
Before: Robert de Lexint', Robert de Bello Campo, Henry de Ortiaco, Jordan Oliver.
Parties: Richard de Siffrewast, plaintiff, and Herbert son of Peter, defendant.
Property: Service due to William de Sancto Johanne for the free tenement which Richard holds of Herbert in Herriard (Herierd). Richard claims that Herbert has failed to pay the service which, as mediate, he ought to pay, viz. 150s. for Herbert's relief and 30s. for the aid for making William's first-born son a knight, whence a plea was summoned between them in the court.
Agreement: Herbert acknowledged that the tenement and appurtenances were Richard's by right, for Richard and his heirs to hold of Herbert and his heirs, in perpetuity, for the service of 1 and a half knight's fees, for all service. Herbert and his heirs will acquit and defend Richard and his heirs against William, son of John, [sic] and his heirs of all service, customs and demands pertaining to the said tenement, for the said service, in perpetuity. In return, Richard remitted and quitclaimed to Herbert and his heirs all arrears which he was claiming from Herbert for services which Herbert has failed to pay.
 
CP 25/1/203/6, number 17.
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County: Hampshire.
Place: Winchester.
Date: The octave of St Hillary, 20 Henry III [20 January 1236].
Before: William de Ebor', William de Insula, Ralph de Norwic', Hugh de Pleyz.
Parties: Hamo son of Eynulf, plaintiff, and Hugh Hareng and his wife Matilda, defendants.
Property: 1 virgate, with appurtenances, in Cholderton [in Amport] (Chelwarton'), whence an assize of mort d'ancestor was summoned between them in the court.
Agreement: Hamo remitted and quitclaimed, for himself and his heirs, to Hugh, Matilda and Matilda's heirs, in perpetuity, all right he had in that land and appurtenances. In return, Hugh and Matilda gave Hamo half a mark.
 
CP 25/1/203/6, number 18.
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County: Hampshire.
Place: Winchester.
Date: The octave of St Hillary, 20 Henry III [20 January 1236].
Before: [as in 17]
Parties: Geoffrey Wygaunt, plaintiff, and William de Sancto Claro, defendant.
Property: Half a virgate, with appurtenances, in Hinton (Henton'), whence an assize of mort d'ancestor was summoned between them in the court.
Agreement: William acknowledged that the land and appurtenances were Geoffrey's by right, for Geoffrey and his heirs to hold of William and his heirs, in perpetuity, paying annually 6s. at two terms, viz. half at Easter and half at Michaelmas, and doing as much forinsec service as pertains to that land, for all service and exaction. In return, Geoffrey gave William 40s.
 
CP 25/1/203/6, number 19.
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County: Hampshire.
Place: Canterbury (Canc').
Date: Saturday after Ascension, 20 Henry III [10 May 1236].
Before: [as in 17]
Parties: William son of Palmer and his wife Margaret and Alice sister of Margaret, plaintiffs, represented by John de Westecot', win or lose, and Brother Terricus de Missa, prior of the Hospital of St John of Jerusalem in England, whom Robert del Hospital called to warrant and who provided warranty for him.
Property: 1 virgate, with appurtenances, in Broughton (Borghton), whence an assize of mort d'ancestor was summoned between them in the court.
Agreement: The prior acknowledged that the land and appurtenances belonged by right to Margaret and Alice. In return, William, Margaret and Alice, at the request of the prior, granted the land and appurtenances to Robert for him to hold, for life, of them and the heirs of Margaret and Alice, paying annually 12s. at two terms, viz. half at Easter and half at Michaelmas, for all service. After Robert's death, all the land and appurtenances will revert to William, Margaret and Alice, and the heirs of Margaret and Alice, quit of the heirs of Robert, in perpetuity, to be held of the prior and his successors and the brothers of the hospital, in perpetuity, on annual payment of 15s. at two terms, viz. half at Easter and half at Michaelmas, for all service and exaction.
 
CP 25/1/203/6, number 20.
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County: Hampshire.
Place: Winchester.
Date: Wednesday after Purification, 20 Henry III [6 February 1236].
Before: [as in 17]
Parties: Thomas de Bromden', plaintiff, and William de Ho, defendant.
Property: 2 carucates, with appurtenances, in Woodcote [in Bramdean] (Wdecote), and Bramdean (Bromden'), and 2 virgates, with appurtenances, in Candover (Candevre) whence a plea was summoned between them in the court.
Agreement: William gave the 2 virgates and appurtenances in Candover to Thomas and 10 acres in Bramdean, viz. 8 acres which lie at Wynehavede next to the bishop of Winchester's land, and 2 acres which lie next to Thomas' land on La Rugge and extend to Ostrecumbe. Thomas and his heirs will hold the land of William and his heirs, in perpetuity, paying annually 1lb pepper on the feast of St Giles, for all service. In return Thomas remitted and quitclaimed, for himself and his heirs, to William and his heirs, all right he had in all the remaining land, with appurtenances, in perpetuity.
Note: [Endorsed: Laurence de Cunde put in a claim on behalf of the heir of Matthew de Welhop.]
 
CP 25/1/203/6, number 21.
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County: Hampshire.
Place: Winchester.
Date: The day after the feast of St Hillary, 20 Henry III [14 January 1236].
Before: [as in 17]
Parties: Simon de Terstewod', plaintiff, and Walter le Brug, defendant.
Property: 2 messuages, 38 acres, with appurtenances, in Testwood (Terstewod'), and 4 acres of meadow, with appurtenances, in Totton (Totinton'), whence an assize of mort d'ancestor was summoned between them in the court.
Agreement: Walter gave Simon 5 acres from that land, viz. 4 acres lying in Linlond next to Simon's land, and 1 acre in Langebroc next to Adam Eylet's land. Simon and his heirs will hold the land of Walter and his heirs, in perpetuity, paying annually a pair of white gloves or 1d. at Easter, for all service. In return, Simon remitted and quitclaimed, for himself and his heirs, all claim he had in the said messuages, meadow and in the remainder of the land, with appurtenances, in perpetuity. And Walter gave Simon 40s.
 
CP 25/1/203/6, number 22.
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County: Hampshire.
Place: Winchester.
Date: The octave of St Hillary, 20 Henry III [20 January 1236].
Before: [as in 17]
Parties: Edmund son of William, plaintiff, and Walter de Brug', defendant.
Property: 1 virgate, with appurtenances, in Nursling (Nutseling), whence a plea was summoned between them in the court.
Agreement: Edmund acknowledged that the land, with appurtenances, were Walter's by right. In return, Walter gave Edmund 1 acre of meadow and 10 acres of land, with appurtenances, from the said land, viz. the acre of meadow lying between Edmund's meadow and that of Cecil de Nutseling, and those 10 acres lying on La Dune and extending towards Edmund's land in the west. Edmund and his heirs will hold them of Walter and his heirs, in perpetuity, paying annually 12d. at Michaelmas, for all service.
 
CP 25/1/203/6, number 23.
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County: Hampshire.
Place: Winchester.
Date: Thursday after the feast of St Vincent, 20 Henry III [24 January 1236].
Before: [as in 17]
Parties: Philip de Port, plaintiff, and Thomas de Port, defendant.
Property: 1 knight's fee, with appurtenances, in Ann [?Little Ann] (Anne), whence an assize of mort d'ancestor was summoned between them in the court.
Agreement: Philip remitted and quitclaimed, for himself and his heirs, to Thomas and his heirs, in perpetuity, all right he had in that fee and appurtenances. In return, Thomas gave Philip 10 marks.
 
CP 25/1/203/6, number 24.
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County: Hampshire.
Place: Winchester.
Date: The octave of St Hillary, 20 Henry III [20 January 1236].
Before: [as in 17]
Parties: Roger de Wynesh', plaintiff, and Robert le Howd and his wife Joan, defendants.
Property: 3 carucates, with appurtenances, in Tisted (Ticestede), whence an assize of mort d'ancestor was summoned between them in the court.
Agreement: Roger remitted and quitclaimed, for himself and his heirs, to Robert, Joan and Joan's heirs, all right he had in that land, with appurtenances, in perpetuity. In return, Robert and Joan gave Roger 20 marks.
 
CP 25/1/203/6, number 25.
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County: Hampshire.
Place: Winchester.
Date: The octave of St Hillary, 20 Henry III [20 January 1236].
Before: [as in 17]
Parties: Philip son of Daniel le Butellir, plaintiff, and Gilbert de Alresford and his wife Alice, defendants, Alice represented by Gilbert to win or lose.
Property: 80 acres and 10 messuages, with appurtenances, in Alresford, whence an assize of mort d'ancestor was summoned between them in the court.
Agreement: Gilbert and Alice acknowledged the land and messuages, with appurtenances to be Philip's by right. In return, Philip granted Gilbert and Alice all that land [and messuages] to hold for the lifetime of Alice of Philip and his heirs, except 5 acres and appurtenances which lie in la Flodlonde next [...] which will remain freely to Philip and his heirs. Gilbert and Alice will pay annually 68s.8d. at two terms, viz. 6s. [8d. at ?Easter] and 62s. at Michaelmas, for all service. Philip also conceded, for himself and his heirs, that if Alice died [...] after her death Gilbert should hold for life a third of all the land and messuages, with appurtenances, viz. 10 acres [...]ely between land that was held by Peter de Sutton' and the land of Hugh son of Gervase, and 6 acres next to the field called la Compe, and 2 acres lying on [...] Cuner, and 1 acre which abuts on to the pasture of Walter de Ticheburne, and 2 acres lying next to la Hegacre, and 1 acre [...] messuage situated ala Cornire next to the house which was held by Hugh le Cuner, and that messuage situated between the house of Henry Faber and [...], and the messuage situated between the house which was held by Henry de la Ware and the stream (aqua) of Alresford. Gilbert will pay annually 27s.10[d...], for all service. After Gilbert's death all that third, with appurtenances, will revert to Philip and his heirs [quit of the heirs] of Gilbert, in perpetuity.
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CP 25/1/203/6, number 26.
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County: Hampshire.
Place: Winchester.
Date: Saturday after the feast of St Hillary, 20 Henry III [19 January 1236].
Before: [as in 17]
Parties: Nicholas de Shirle and his wife Cecilia, plaintiffs, Nicholas representing Cecilia to win or lose, and Adam Peverel, defendant.
Property: 2 virgates, with appurtenances, in Goodworth Clatford (Gudeworthe), whence judgement of grand assize was summoned between them in the court.
Agreement: Nicholas and Cecilia remitted and quitclaimed, for themselves and Cecilia's heirs, to Adam and his heirs, in perpetuity, all right they had in all that land and appurtenances. In return, Adam gave Nicholas and Cecilia 5 marks.
 
CP 25/1/203/6, number 27.
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County: Hampshire.
Place: Canterbury.
Date: One month from Easter Day, 20 Henry III [27 April 1236].
Before: [as in 17]
Parties: a) Robert son of Alan, plaintiff, and Walter de Scoteny, whom Mabel de Scoteny, called to warrant, and who provided warranty. b) the same Robert, plaintiff, and Walter whom Adam le Frankeleyn called to warrant and who provided warranty.
Property: a) 4 and a half virgates, with appurtenances, except 3 acres, in Sutton Scotney (Suttun'); b) Half a virgate and appurtenances in the same vill, whence a plea was summoned between them in the court.
Agreement: Robert remitted and quitclaimed, for himself and his heirs, to Walter and his heirs, all right he had in all that land and appurtenances, in perpetuity. In return, Walter gave Robert 19 marks.
 
CP 25/1/203/6, number 28.
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County: Hampshire.
Place: Canterbury.
Date: 15 days after Easter, 20 Henry III [13 April 1236].
Before: [as in 17]
Parties: Petronilla de Cadamo, plaintiff, and John de Blakedon', defendant.
Property: 45 acres, with appurtenances, in Bramdean (Brundenn'), which Petronilla claimed by way of dower from the free tenement which was held by William de Cadamo, formerly her husband, in that vill, whence a plea was summoned between them in the court.
Agreement: John acknowledged that all that land and appurtenances were Petronilla's dower. In return Petronilla granted John all that land and appurtenances, for him and his heirs to hold of her for her lifetime, paying annually 2 marks at two terms, viz. 1 mark at Easter and 1 mark at Michaelmas, and doing all other service pertaining to that land due to the chief lords of that fee. Moreover John gave Petronilla 2 marks.
 
CP 25/1/203/6, number 29.
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County: Hampshire.
Place: Winchester.
Date: Friday after the feast of St Vincent, 20 Henry III [25 January 1236].
Before: [as in 17, omitting Hugh de Pleyz]
Parties: Hugh de Pleyz, plaintiff, and Andrew de Portesey, defendant.
Property: 8 acres of wood, with appurtenances, in Plaissesmor', whence a plea was summoned between them in the court.
Agreement: Andrew acknowledged that the said wood and appurtenances were Hugh's by right, and surrendered them to him in the court and remitted and quitclaimed them, for himself and his heirs, to Hugh and his heirs, in perpetuity. In return, Hugh gave Andrew 6 marks.
 
CP 25/1/203/6, number 30.
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County: Hampshire.
Place: Winchester.
Date: The octave of St Hillary, 20 Henry III [20 January 1236].
Before: [as in 17]
Parties: John Cotel, plaintiff, and Ralph le Roer, defendant.
Property: Half a virgate, with appurtenances, in ?Broughton (Bureghton'), whence a plea was summoned between them in the court.
Agreement: Ralph acknowledged that the virgate, with appurtenances, were John's by right, for John and his heirs to hold of him and his heirs, in perpetuity, paying annually 8s. at two terms, viz. half at Easter and half at Michaelmas, and finding 1 man each year, when summoned by Ralph or his heirs or their bailiffs, to reap for 2 days at harvest receiving food from Ralph and his heirs, and doing as much forinsec service as pertains to that much land, for all service and exaction. In return John gave Ralph 1 mark.
 
CP 25/1/203/6, number 31.
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County: Hampshire.
Place: Winchester.
Date: The octave of Purification, 20 Henry III [9 February 1236].
Before: [as in 17]
Parties: John de Ipelegh and Avicia his wife, plaintiffs, and Gregory de Stanham, defendant.
Property: 1 hide, with appurtenances, in Stoneham (Stanham), except 4 acres, whence a plea was summoned between them in the court.
Agreement: John and Avicia remitted and quitclaimed, for themselves and Avicia's heirs, to Gregory and his heirs, in perpetuity, all right they had in the land and appurtenances. In return, Gregory granted, for himself and his heirs, to John, Avicia and Avicia's heirs, 1 virgate, with appurtenances, which they previously held of Gregory in Allington (Adinton'). They will pay annually 7s. at four terms, viz. 21d. at Christmas, 21d. at Easter, 21d. at the Nativity of St John Baptist, and 21d. at Michaelmas, and do as much forinsec service as pertains to that much land, for all service and exaction.
 
CP 25/1/203/6, number 32.
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County: Hampshire.
Place: Winchester.
Date: The day after the feast of St Hillary, 20 Henry III [14 January 1236].
Before: [as in 17]
Parties: Hawys, prioress of Wintney (Wynten'), plaintiff, and Hugh son of Hugh, defendant.
Property: 1 virgate, with appurtenances, in [?Wools lost tithing of Romsey] Welles, whence a plea of warranty of charter was summoned between them in the court.
Agreement: Hugh acknowledged that the land, with appurtenances, belonged by right to the prioress and her church of Wintney as that which they hold as the gift of Hugh de Welles father of Hugh who is the heir. The Prioress, her successors and her church will hold it of Hugh and his heirs in free, pure and perpetual alms, in perpetuity, quit of all secular service and exaction. Moreover, Hugh granted, for himself and his heirs, that the prioress and her successors shall have each year 12 oxen, 2 draught animals, 100 sheep and 12 pigs in the demesne pasture of Hugh and his heirs at Welles, quit of pannage, in perpetuity, and free access for carting corn and hay and their tithes of Coldrey (Colrethe) and all other carting over the land of Hugh and his heirs wherever they wish outside the meadow and sown land without hindrance from Hugh or his heirs, in perpetuity. For all this Hugh and his heirs will provide warranty to the prioress, her successors and her church as free, pure and perpetual alms against all persons in perpetuity. For this acknowledgement, warranty, fine and concord the prioress gave Hugh 1 mark.
 
CP 25/1/203/6, number 33.
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County: Hampshire.
Place: Winchester.
Date: Saturday after the feast of St Vincent, 20 Henry III [26 January 1236].
Before: [as in 17]
Parties: Henry son of Adam, plaintiff, and Henry son of Henry, defendant.
Property: 1 ferling, 11 acres, with appurtenances, in Soberton (Subbertun') and Bickford [in Southwick and West Boarhunt] Bykeford, whence an assize of mort d'ancestor was summoned between them in the court.
Agreement: Henry son of Henry gave Henry son of Adam 6 acres and appurtenances of that said land, viz. 3 acres lying in pureputte next to the land of the abbot of Beaulieu (Belloloco), and 3 acres lying in perstede next to the land of William le Bar. Henry son of Adam and his heirs will hold the land of the chief lords of the fee in perpetuity, for the service pertaining to that land, for all service and exaction. In return, Henry son of Adam remitted and quitclaimed, for himself and his heirs, to Henry son of Henry and his heirs, all right and claim he had in the rest of the said land, in perpetuity.
 
CP 25/1/203/6, number 34.
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County: Winchester [Hampshire].
Place: Winchester.
Date: The day after Epiphany, 20 Henry III (7 January 1236).
Before: [as in 17]
Parties: Alice daughter of Henry, plaintiff, and Walter Powys, defendant.
Property: 20 acres and a messuage, with appurtenances, in Houghton (Hocton'), whence an assize of mort d'ancestor was summoned between them in the court.
Agreement: Alice remitted and quitclaimed, for herself and her heirs, to Walter and his heirs, all right and claim she had in that land and messuage, with appurtenances, in perpetuity. In return, Walter gave her 5 marks.
 
CP 25/1/203/6, number 35.
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County: Winchester [Hampshire].
Place: Winchester.
Date: The day after the feast of St Hillary, 20 Henry III [14 January 1236].
Before: [as in 17]
Parties: Juliana de Retham and her sister Ingenes', plaintiffs, and Robert Blundus, defendant.
Property: 2 messuages, with appurtenances, in Whippingham (Wipingeham), whence an assize of mort d'ancestor was summoned between them in the court.
Agreement: Robert acknowledged that the messuages and appurtenances were Juliana's and Ingenes' by right. In return, Juliana and Ingenes' granted the messuages and appurtenances to Robert, for him and his heirs to hold of them and their heirs, in perpetuity, paying annually 5s.6d. at two terms, viz half at Easter and half at Michaelmas, and doing the forinsec service pertaining to those messuages, for all service and exaction.
 
CP 25/1/203/6, number 36.
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County: Hampshire.
Place: Winchester.
Date: Monday after Purification, 20 Henry III [4 February 1236].
Before: [as in 17]
Parties: Gilbert Basset, plaintiff, and William de Ponte Arche, defendant.
Property: 2 carucates, with appurtenances, in Newton (Newetun'), whence judgement of grand assize was summoned between them in the court.
Agreement: Gilbert remitted and quitclaimed, for himself and his heirs, to William and his heirs, in perpetuity, all right he had in the land and appurtenances. In return, William gave Gilbert 260 marks. If Gilbert or his heirs in future put forward any charters or other documents contrary to this fine, they will be null and void.
 
CP 25/1/203/6, number 37.
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County: Hampshire.
Place: Winchester.
Date: Thursday after Purification, 20 Henry III [7 February 1236].
Before: [as in 17]
Parties: Anketyll', prior of Boxgrove (Boxgrave), plaintiff, represented by Thomas Cornefol for better or worse, and John de Chauton', defendant.
Property: Two parts of a fifth part of 1 knight's fee, with appurtenances, in Hook (Hoke), whence a plea of warranty of charter was summoned between them in the court.
Agreement: John acknowledged that the said two parts and appurtenances belonged by right to the prior and his church of Boxgrove as his gift, which they hold, in free, pure and perpetual alms, of John and his heirs, in perpetuity, quit of all secular service and exaction, and they will provide warranty for this against all persons, in perpetuity. In return, the prior gave John 20s. sterling.
 
CP 25/1/203/6, number 38.
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County: Hampshire [Sussex].
Place: Winchester.
Date: 15 days from St Hillary's day, 20 Henry III [27 January 1236].
Before: [as in 17]
Parties: William de Sancto Johanne, plaintiff, and William de Godinewod' and his wife Matilda, defendants.
Property: 1 carucate, with appurtenances, in Strettington [in Boxgrove, Sussex] (Strethampton), Woodcote [in West Hampnett, Sussex] (Wodecot) and West Hampnett [in Sussex] (Hamptonet), whence a plea of warranty of charter was summoned between them in the court.
Agreement: William de Godinewod' and Matilda acknowledged the land and appurtenances to be William de Sancto Johanne's by right as their gift, and they remitted and quitclaimed it, for themselves and their heirs, to William de Sancto Johanne and his heirs, in perpetuity. In return, William gave William de Godinewod' and Matilda 100 pounds sterling.
 
CP 25/1/203/6, number 39.
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County: Hampshire.
Place: Winchester.
Date: Sunday after the Conversion of St Paul, 20 Henry III [27 January 1236].
Before: [as in 17]
Parties: John Cuppyng' and his wife Ela, plaintiffs, represented by Richard de la Bere for better or worse, and Adam, abbot of Waverley (Waverlegh), defendant, represented by Brother John de Crundel, his monk, for better or worse.
Property: 40 acres, with appurtenances, in Wykes, whence a plea was summoned between them in the court.
Agreement: John and Ela remitted and quitclaimed, for themselves and Ela's heirs, to the abbot, his successors and his church of Waverley, all right they had in the land and appurtenances, in perpetuity. In return, the abbot gave John and Ela 1 mark.
 
CP 25/1/203/6, number 40.
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County: Hampshire.
Place: Winchester.
Date: Monday after Purification, 20 Henry III [4 February 1236].
Before: [as in 17]
Parties: Dionisia widow of Robert de Oclye, plaintiff, and Nigel de Freytmauntel, defendant.
Property: A third part of half a hide, with appurtenances, in Oakley (Oclye), which Dionisia claimed as dower from the free tenement which her late husband Robert, held in that vill, whence a plea was summoned between them in the court.
Agreement: Dionisia remitted and quitclaimed to Nigel and his heirs all right she had in that land by way of dower, in perpetuity. In return, Nigel granted, for himself and his heirs, that in future they will provide Dionisia, each year for life, with 3 heaps of corn at two annual terms at Oclye, viz. at Easter 1 heap of barley, and at Michaelmas, 1 heap of wheat and 1 heap of barley. After the death of Dionisia, Nigel and his heirs will be quit of annual payment of that corn in perpetuity.
Note: [Endorsed: The prior put in his claim to that land as his villeinage.]
 
CP 25/1/203/6, number 41.
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County: Hampshire.
Place: Winchester.
Date: The day after the feast of St Hillary, 20 Henry III [14 January 1236].
Before: [as in 17]
Parties: Anketyll, prior of Boxgrove (Boxgrave), plaintiff, and Simon de Helenested, defendant.
Property: 1 hide, with appurtenances, in East Merdon (Estmeredon'), whence a plea of warranty of charter was summoned between them in the court.
Agreement: Simon acknowledged that all the land and appurtenances belonged by right to the prior, his successors and his church of Boxgrove as his gift to them, in perpetuity, and they will be responsible for the service due to the chief lords of the fee for that land. Simon and his heirs will provide warranty, in perpetuity. In return the prior gave Simon 100s.
 
CP 25/1/203/6, number 42.
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County: Hampshire.
Place: Winchester.
Date: Thursday after the feast of St Hillary, 20 Henry III [17 January 1236].
Before: [as in 17]
Parties: Geoffrey Crok', plaintiff, and Laurence de Cunduit and his wife Juliana, defendants.
Property: Half a virgate, with appurtenances, except for 1 messuage and 1 acre, in ?Shipton Bellinger (Shepton'), whence a plea was summoned between them in the court.
Agreement: Laurence and Juliana acknowledged that the land, with appurtenances, belonged by right to Geoffrey. In return Geoffrey granted the land to them for them and the heirs Laurence will have by Juliana or another wife married to him to hold of Geoffrey and his heirs, in perpetuity, paying annually 1d. at Easter and doing the forinsec service which pertains to that land, for all service and exaction. Laurence and Juliana gave Geoffrey 4 marks.
 
CP 25/1/203/6, number 43.
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County: Hampshire.
Place: Winchester.
Date: The octave of St Hillary, 20 Henry III [20 January 1236].
Before: [as in 17]
Parties: Robert le Albe and his wife Christine, plaintiffs, and John le Ware, defendant.
Property: 2 acres of land and a quarter of 8 acres of wood, with appurtenances, in Lockerley (Lokerley), whence judgement of grand assize was summoned between them in the court.
Agreement: Robert and Christine remitted and quitclaimed, for themselves and Christine's heirs, to John and his heirs, all right they had in that land and wood, with appurtenances, in perpetuity. In return John gave Robert and Christine 20s.
 
CP 25/1/203/6, number 44.
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County: Hampshire.
Place: Winchester.
Date: Thursday after the feast of St Hillary, 20 Henry III (17 January 1236).
Before: [as in 17]
Parties: William Oisel, plaintiff, and William de Rannvill', whom William son of Christine called to warrant and who provided warranty.
Property: A messuage, with appurtenances, in Fareham (Farham), whence an assize of mort d'ancestor was summoned between them in the court.
Agreement: William Oisel remitted and quitclaimed, for himself and his heirs, to William de Rannvil' and his heirs, all right he had in that messuage, with appurtenances, in perpetuity. In return, William de Rannvill' gave William Oisel 40s.
 
CP 25/1/203/6, number 45.
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County: Hampshire.
Place: Winchester.
Date: 15 days after the feast of St Hillary, 20 Henry III [27 January 1236].
Before: [as in 17]
Parties: Henry, prior of Merton, plaintiff, represented by John de Hamstede, win or lose, and William de Arundel, defendant.
Property: A hide, with appurtenances, in Upton, whence a plea of warranty of charter was summoned between them in the court.
Agreement: William acknowledged that all that land and appurtenances, such as waters, woods, pastures and all things pertaining to that land, belonged by right to the prior and his church as the gift of Hugh de Arundel, father of William whose heir he is. The prior, his successors and his church of Merton will hold the land of William and his heirs in free, pure and perpetual alms in perpetuity, quit of all secular service and exaction. William and his heirs will provide warranty and acquittance against all people, in perpetuity. In return, the prior gave William an unmewed sparrowhawk.
 
CP 25/1/203/6, number 46.
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County: Winchester [Hampshire].
Place: Winchester.
Date: The day after the feast of St Hilary, 20 Henry III [14 January 1236].
Before: [as in 17]
Parties: Stephen de Dene, plaintiff, and William de Ripar', defendant.
Property: Half a carucate, with appurtenances, in East Dean (Estdene), whence a plea was summoned between them in the court.
Agreement: William gave Stephen a third of all that land, with appurtenances, except the chief messuage, viz. that third which lies beyond the water of Dean (Dene) to the north. Stephen and his heirs will hold the land of William and his heirs, in perpetuity, for the service of a twelfth of a knight's fee, for all service. In return, Stephen remitted and quitclaimed, for himself and his heirs, to William and his heirs, all right and claim he had in two thirds of all the said land, with appurtenances, in perpetuity.
 
CP 25/1/203/6, number 47.
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County: Hampshire.
Place: Winchester.
Date: The day after the feast of St Hilary, 20 Henry III [14 January 1236].
Before: [as in 17]
Parties: John, prior of Selborne (Seleburn'), plaintiff, and James de Norton, defendant.
Property: 6 acres of wood and 16 acres of land, with appurtenances, in Norton, whence a plea of warranty of charter was summoned between them in the court.
Agreement: James acknowledged that all that land and wood with appurtenances belonged by right to the prior, his successors and his church of Selborne as his gift, which they hold, in free, pure and perpetual alms, of James and his heirs, in perpetuity, quit of all secular service and exaction. James and his heirs grant, so far as they can, that the prior and his successors can enclose, dig, cultivate, build fish ponds and mills in those tenements at will, so long as the overflow of the waters does not come within 4 perches of James' mill of Dorton [in Selborne] (Derton), by the perch of 16 feet. Similarly they grant the prior and his successors a roadway from the corner of that land at la Lade as far as the king's highway, which is next to (contra) the house of William de la Wyke, for carts and all manner of transport, without hindrance from James and his heirs. For all this James and his heirs will provide warranty and acquittance for the prior, his successors and his church against all people, in perpetuity. In return, the prior gave James 15 marks. This concord was made in the presence, and with the consent, of Alice, mother of James, and Geoffrey de la Wyke.
 
CP 25/1/203/6, number 48.
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County: Hampshire.
Place: Winchester.
Date: Friday after the feast of St Vincent, 20 Henry III [25 January 1236].
Before: [as in 17]
Parties: Walter, abbot of Hyde, plaintiff, and William de Dustinghel, defendant.
Property: 3 and a half acres, with appurtenances, in Bighton (Byketune), whence a plea was summoned between them in the court.
Agreement: William acknowledged that the land and appurtenances belonged by right to the abbot and his church of Hyde. In return, the abbot granted William all the land and appurtenances for him and his heirs to hold of the abbot, his successors and his church, in perpetuity, for an annual rent of 1lb pepper at Michaelmas, for all service and exaction.
 
CP 25/1/203/6, number 49.
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County: Winchester [Hampshire].
Place: Winchester.
Date: The day after the feast of St Hilary, 20 Henry III [14 January 1236].
Before: [as in 17]
Parties: Roger Longu' and his wife Joan, plaintiffs, and Andrew son of Adam, defendant.
Property: 1 virgate, with appurtenances, in Fratton (Frodytone), and half a virgate, with appurtenances, in Copnor (Coppenore), whence a plea was summoned between them in the court.
Agreement: Andrew acknowledged that all the land and appurtenances belonged by right to Joan and he rendered them to her in the court, and remitted and quitclaimed them, for himself and his heirs, to Roger and Joan and Joan's heirs, in perpetuity. In return, Roger and Joan gave Andrew 20s.
 
CP 25/1/203/6, number 50.
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County: Hampshire.
Place: Winchester.
Date: Friday after the feast of St Hilary, 20 Henry III [18 January 1236].
Before: [as in 17]
Parties: Stephen de Rumes', plaintiff, and Walter de Rumes', defendant.
Property: A carucate, with appurtenances, in Awbridge (Abberug'), whence a plea was summoned between them in the court.
Agreement: Walter acknowledged Stephen's right to that land and appurtenances. In return, Stephen granted Walter all the land and appurtenances to hold of him for life, doing the service due to the chief lords of that fee for that land on behalf of Stephen and his heirs, for all service and exaction. After Walter's death, all the land and appurtenances will revert to Stephen and his heirs, quit of Walter's heirs, in perpetuity.
 
CP 25/1/203/6, number 51.
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County: Hampshire.
Place: Winchester.
Date: The octave of St Hilary, 20 Henry III [20 January 1236].
Before: [as in 17]
Parties: Philip de Glanmorgan, plaintiff, and William Malet, defendant.
Property: 2 virgates, with appurtenances, in Sandown [in Brading] (Sandham), whence judgement (recognitio) of grand assize was summoned between them in the court.
Agreement: Philip acknowledged that all the land and appurtenances belonged by right to William, for him and his heirs to hold of Philip and his heirs, in perpetuity, together with all other lands and tenements which William formerly held of Philip in that vill, except that ferling of land, with appurtenances, which Geoffrey Pinnoc held, which will be kept freely by Philip and his heirs, doing the forinsec service which pertains to them, for all service and exaction. In return, William gave Philip 10 marks.
 
CP 25/1/203/6, number 52.
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County: Hampshire.
Place: Winchester.
Date: Sunday after the conversion of St Paul, 20 Henry III [27 January 1236].
Before: [as in 17]
Parties: Jordan Lesyard, plaintiff, and Robert de Briwes, defendant, represented by Walter Buscel, win or lose.
Property: 1 messuage and 1 virgate, with appurtenances, except for 8 acres in Somborne (Sumburn'), whence an assize of mort d'ancestor was summoned between them in the court.
Agreement: Jordan remitted and quitclaimed, for himself and his heirs, to Robert and his heirs, all right he had in that land and appurtenances, in perpetuity. In return Robert gave Jordan 6 marks.
 
CP 25/1/203/6, number 53.
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County: Hampshire.
Place: Winchester.
Date: The octave of St Hilary, 20 Henry III [20 January 1236].
Before: [as in 17]
Parties: a) William de Cochkevile, plaintiff, and Philip de Presford and his wife Marjory, defendants. b) The same William, plaintiff, and Robert de Presford and his wife Matilda, defendants.
Property: a) 10 acres of land, with appurtenances, in Presford [in Shorwell], b) 10 acres, with appurtenances, in the same vill, whence judgement of grand assize was summoned between them in the court.
Agreement: Philip and Margery, Robert and Matilda acknowledged that all that land was William's by right. In return William granted them all the said land and appurtenances to hold of him and his heirs for their lifetimes, paying annually 6s. at two terms, viz. half at Easter and half at Michaelmas, and doing as much forinsec service as pertains to that much land, for all service and exaction. After the deaths of Philip and Margery, Robert and Matilda, all the land and appurtenances will revert freely to William and his heirs, in perpetuity.
 
CP 25/1/203/6, number 54.
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County: Hampshire.
Place: Gloucester.
Date: Monday before the feast of St Barnabas, 20 Henry III [9 June 1236].
Before: William de Ebor, William de Insula, Ralph de Norwic', Thurstan le Despens', Ralph de Chandos.
Parties: John Prior of Selborne (Seleburn'), plaintiff, and Hugh de Bromden', defendant.
Property: A messuage and 60 acres, with appurtenances, in Bramdean (Bromden'), whence a plea of warranty of charter was summoned between them in the court.
Agreement: Hugh acknowledged that the messuage and all the land, with appurtenances, and also all the land and appurtenances in that vill such as demesnes, rents, homage and service and all other things pertaining to the land which Hugh rented to Alan son of Warin for 40 years with the advowson of the church there, belonged by right to the prior and his church of Selborne as the gift of Hugh. The prior, his successors and his church will hold it of Hugh and his heirs in free and perpetual alms, in perpetuity, paying annually 4s. viz. 2s. at Easter and 2s. at Michaelmas, and doing as much forinsec service for the king as pertains to that much land, for all service and exaction. Hugh and his heirs will provide warranty for the prior, his successors and his church, against all people, in perpetuity, for that service. In return, the prior, his successors and his church will pay Hugh and his wife Matilda annually, as long as they live, six heaps of wheat, three heaps of barley, and 4 marks at Bramdean, viz. on the feast of St John the Baptist, 2 qrs. wheat and 13s.4d., at Michaelmas, 2 qrs. wheat and 13s.4d., at Christmas, 2 qrs. wheat and 13s.4d., and at Easter, 3 qrs. barley and 13s.4d. On the death of either Hugh or Matilda, the prior, his successors and his church will be quit of paying annually half of the corn and money, in perpetuity, while continuing to pay half as before for the lifetime of the survivor. Moreover the prior, his successors and his church will pay annually to Bartholomew de Bromden', son and heir of Hugh, for life, 6 qrs. wheat, 1 qr. barley and 2 marks at Bramdean, viz. at the feast of St John the Baptist, 1 and a half qrs. wheat and 6s.8d., at Michaelmas, 1 and a half qrs. wheat, half a qr. barley and 6s.8d., at Christmas, 1 and a half qrs. wheat and 6s.8d., at Easter 1 and a half qrs. wheat, half a qr. barley and 6s.8d. After the deaths of Hugh, Matilda and Bartholomew, the prior, his successors and his church will be quit of any payment, in perpetuity. This concord was made in the presence of Alan son of Warin, Nicholas de Blakedon' and John his brother, who remitted and quitclaimed, for themselves and their heirs, to the prior, his successors and his church, all right and claim they had to all the said land and the advowson, in perpetuity, and for 100 pounds which the prior gave them.
Note: [Endorsed: The claim of the bishop of Winchester was submitted because it is said [?he has] seisin of the advowson of the church of Bramdean.]


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