| 1293.217rs |
1293 |
Common Pleas |
Covenant |
Covenant |
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21 |
Edw. 1 |
[16] |
RS 183-185 |
Assheby, Richard de Sjt Aseby (for D)
Hertford, Robert JCP
Assheby, Richard de Sjt Aseby
Sutton, Henry de Sjt Suttone (for P)
Assheby, Richard de Sjt Asseby
Hertford, Robert JCP
Assheby, Richard de Sjt Asbey
Hertford, Robert JCP
Assheby, Richard de Sjt Aseby |
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William |
Taddeham, Chapel of |
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| Praecipe &c. inter eos factam de eo quod eadem priorissa per capellanum et clericum ydoneum in Capella |
27 |
la chanterie
Asseby: calys (= chalices) e veytementz (= vestments) |
| Novae Narrationes B193, 80 SS 103-104, was identified by Shanks as the count in this case, and identified the covenant that defendant prioress should have mass chanted in the chapel of C. in the vill of N. by a suitable chaplain and clerk 3 days a week, that is, Sunday, Wednesday, and Friday; and that it was agreed between A. (or W.) and M. (plaintiffs) and prioress (defendant) that this same prioerss should have mass chanted in the chapel by a suitable chaplain and clerk three days a week, when plaintiffs or one of them or their heir should be there, provided that defendant prioress should be warned before their coming, and in their (plaintiffs') absence two days a week, Wednesday and Friday, of which chantry A. and M. (plaintiffs) were seised by the hand of the prioress (defendant); and that R., servant of plaintiffs A. and M. warned the prioress on the Saturday next before Easter (la Pasche) |
| CUL MS Dd. 7.14, fols. 248-261b, 275-289 |
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MS reports dated 'after Pentecost' |
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| Alfred J. Horwood, Year Books of the Reign of Edward the First: Years XXI and XXII (1293-1294), Rolls Series no. 31, part A, vol. 2 (London 1873), pp. 182-185 |
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