PR/TE/6

PR/TE/6

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Inquisition Concerning the Value of the Church of Huberton

29 Jun 1270

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Response to a mandate of Bishop Walter of Exeter for an inquisition to be made by the archdeacon of Totton (or Totnes) concerning the tenths and other goods of the church of Huberton. J archdeacon of Totton accepts the mandate of Bishop Walter of Exeter concerning the portions etc of the chuch of Teynton and all other churches which were once held by Andrew de Lavanna [of Lavagna] precentor of Salisbury. Given at Chudeham on the day of St Boniface in the 13th year of his consecration. By authority of which mandate the archdeacon caused an inquisition to be made about the value of the tithes of the church of Hurberton, in full chapter of Totton in the church of Totton on the Thursday after the Nativity of St John (ie the 26 Jun, as the 24 Jun was a Tuesday), by Richard vicar of Brent[on], the dean of Totton, Adam rector of the church of Aveton, William parson of Dupeford, Thomas vicar of [?Rattru], Peter vicar of Totton, Peter vicar of Dene, Wawa[?num] vicar of Bucfestre, Roger vicar of Huberton, William vicar of Tonstall[.], Richard de Stokys and John de [?D]idesham chaplains. There is then a detailed description and valuation. In witness of the above the archdeacon sends his letters patent to the bishop. Given at Exeter on the Feast of Saints Peter and Paul. '(6)' is written at the bottom.

Latin

Material: parchment

J
Branscombe, Walter
Lavagna, Andrew of
Teynton Regis