Historia et cartularium monasterii Sancti Petri Gloucestriæ, Issue 2Longman, Green, Longman, Roberts, and Green, 1865 - Gloucester (England) |
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abbas et conventus abbatem abbati et conventui archiepiscopus assensu Beati carta mea confirmavi cartæ charter concessimus conventus Sancti Petri cujus rei testimonium decimis dicti domini regis DUFFUS ecclesiæ nostræ ecclesiæ Sancti Petri ecclesiam Edited eisdem eodem eorum successoribus episcopi episcopus feodo festum Sancti Michaelis hæredes mei hæredes sui hæredibus meis hæredibus suis Henrici Henricus Hiis testibus inserted Johannis Landavensis libere et quiete marcas margin medietatem omni servitio omnibus aliis omnibus pertinentiis parochia perpetuam elemosinam perpetuum plenarie præ Præcipio prædictam terram prædictis prædicto præsentes et futuri præsenti carta mea præsenti scripto prati pratum quatuor quos præsens scriptum Reddendo inde annuatim rex Angliæ Ricardi Roberti Robertus salute animæ meæ salutem in Domino same Sancti Petri Gloucestriæ Sciant præsentes Sciatis scilicet sex denarios sicut sigillo sign of erasure sine suæ successoribus nostris super tenendam tenuit tradidimus universitas videlicet virgatam terræ volo Waltero Walterus Westmonasterium Willelmo Willelmus word Wygorniensis
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