| Order Number | CCA-DCc/ChAnt/C/1132 |
| Title | Grant, confirmation and quitclaim in pure and perpetual alms |
| PreviousNumbers | II (late 13th c); C 207 (Norris); C 1115 (late 19th c) |
| Date | [early 13th century] |
| Description | From: Philip son of Terricus
To: the prior and convent of Canterbury Cathedral Priory
[Document damaged. Large area of text lost. Part of property description and some witnesses' names supplied from registered versions.] The gift which Goldwin the mercer ('Goldwinus mercerius'), citizen of Canterbury, made of land with buildings on it in St Mary Breadman parish [Canterbury], lying with the stone house which was of Samuel the dyer ('tinctor') to north, the house of Robert de hottewelle to south, a lane which goes to the River Stour and the king's highway to east and the River Stour to west. He also quitclaims to the priory for the right in the land which fell to him through Goldwin. Made and recorded at the archbishop of Canterbury's capital court, the borough moot of the city of Canterbury and the hundred court of Worthgate ward. No date. [Date: handwriting and witnesses to other Canterbury charters.]
Witnesses: Robert of Ruxley, steward ('de Rokesle senescallus'); Henry of Cobham; William de dudintune; Henry of Ospringe; John turte; Ralph de porta; John son of Terricus; Thomas the spicer ('spiciarius'); Osmund polre; Ralph turte; Paulinus de Hottewelle; Charles the mercer ('charlo mercerius'); James of Stablegate [in Canterbury]; Reginald the door-keeper ('janitor')
Endorsed with description in mid and late 13th cent hands and note of registration in late 13th cent hand. |
| Extent | 1 doc |
| Physical Description | Parchment, 1m, 2 large holes, badly stained, large area of text lost or illegible, fragile |
| Language | Latin |
| AccessStatus | Open |
| Copies | Digitised |
| Related Material | Registered versions: CCA-DCc-Register/A, f408r, and CCA-DCc-Register/E, f117r |