PR/TE/7

PR/TE/7

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Inquisition Concerning the Church of Teynton

30 Jun 1270

1 sheet

Response to a mandate of Bishop Walter of Exeter by J archdeacon of Totton (or Totnes). The archdeacon accepts the mandate of the bishop 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 in full chapter of Morton at Kingteton on Wednesday the morrow of St John the Baptist [24 Jun 1270 was a Tuesday], by P dean of Morton, T rector of the church of Jayford, R de Teynton and S de [H]anot vicars, brother R proctor of the rector of the church of Sudboni, E de Maneton, J de Morton, R de Sudboni, W de Teyngewyke and J de Teynton chaplains. There is then a detailed description and valuation of the rectory and vicarage of Teynton. In witness of the above the archdeacon sends his letters patent to the bishop. Given at Exeter on the morrow of the Saints Peter and Paul.

Latin

Material: parchment

J
Branscombe, Walter
Lavagna, Andrew of
Teynton Regis