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Final Concord Between Robert Foliot and William Thuresteyn

14 May 1249

1 sheet

Final concord in the King's court at Wilton on the morrow of the Ascension, before Henry de Bathan [a Henry de Bathan was justice of the common-pleas in the time of Henry III - see P Rapin de Thoyras, The History of England Vol 4 Part 2 (London, 1747)], Alan de Wasand, William de Wilton, Reginald de Cobeham and William le Briton justices itinerant, and others. Between Robert Foliot, canon of Salisbury, plaintiff, and William Thuresteyn tenant, concerning a messuage in Werminister [Warminster]. Acknowledgement of the great assize was [?summoned] between them in that court as follows. The said William should acknowledge that the said messuage belonged to Robert and the Cathedral as the principal messauge of the said prebend in Warminster, and return it to him in the same court and quitclaim it. In return Robert gave the said William 40 shillings.

Latin

Material: parchment

Foliot, Robert
Thuresteyn, William
Warminster