Charter Document - 00640099
| Charter Number: | 00640099 |
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| Cartulary Title: | Charters and Documents Illustrating the Cathedral, City and Diocese of Salisbury |
| Charter Language: | Latin |
| Charter Origin: | Religious |
| Charter Type(s): | Quitclaim |
| Date: | 1215 |
| Date type: | Internal, Event, Feast |
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Diplomatics Annotated (brat) |
Charter:
In die Sabbati proxima post festum Sancti Martini anno primo post relaxationem interdicti generalis in Anglia Hugo Crassus filius Hervei de Nevill in capitulo Sarum constitutus resignavit omne jus quod habuit in capella de Durintone in manus magistri T de Chelb[ure] tunc officialis et quietum clamavit domui de Ambresbyre in perpetuum possidendam firmiter promittens quod nunquam de caetero aliquid juris in illa vendicabit
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In die Sabbati proxima post festum Sancti Martinidate clause particulars annodate clause standard primo post relaxationem interdicti generalis in Angliadate clause particulars Hugo Crassus filius Hervei de Nevill in capitulo Sarum constitutuswords of disposition particulars resignavit omne jus quod habuitwords of disposition standard in capellaobject of conveyance standard de Durintone in manus magistri T de Chelb[ure] tunc officialisobject of conveyance particulars et quietum clamavitwords of disposition standard domuigrantee standard de Ambresbyregrantee particulars in perpetuum possidendamwords of disposition standard firmiter promittens quod nunquam de caetero aliquid juris in illa vendicabitrenunciation of future claims standard
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In die Sabbati proxima post festum Sancti Martini anno primo post relaxationem interdicti generalis in Anglia Hugo Crassus filius Hervei de Nevillname in capitulo Sarum constitutus resignavit omne jus quod habuit in capella de Durintone in manus magistri T de Chelb[ure] tunc officialisname et quietum clamavit domui de Ambresbyre in perpetuum possidendam firmiter promittens quod nunquam de caetero aliquid juris in illa vendicabit