On the appointed day both Fulk de Lisours and the said Robert came to Thorney and before the abbot, the convent and Fulk de Lisours he gave up the claim which he had in Twywell and both Robert and his heir Henry bound themselves by oath that neither they nor any of their heirs would ever make any further claim to Twywell.
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We thought it worth while to register for the memory of present and future people that in the first year of King Henry the younger, Robert' son of Aubrey, who said he ought to hold Twywell in fee farm from the abbot and monks of Thorney, appeared at Stanground of his free will on the Thursday2 before Pentecost and promised Abbot Walter and his monks that he would go to Thorney on the following Wednesday 3 and that he and his heirs would quitclaim forever the right which he said he had in Twywell. At Woodstock.ģ48 Quitclaim by Robert son of Aubrey de Vere and his heir of the manor of Twywell to the abbey of Thorney, first in the abbey church in Thorney and again in the abbot's court at Twywell, in the presence of the men of the hundred. I order that you shall recover and hold all my demesne lands of Cirencester as they were sworn by the honourable men of Cirencester and namely the service and tenement of William de Cirencester, as it was sworn by the honourable men of Cirencester. Writ of King Henry II concerning his demesne lands in Cirencester in favour Printedin Great Britain at the Alden Press, Oxford
The Selden Society gratefully acknowledges the financial support provided for this volume by the Francqui Foundation, Brussels the Frederic William Maitland Memorial Fund, Cambridge University and the British Academy. VAN CAENEGEM Professor of Medieval and Legal History in the University of Ghent 02138)ĮNGLISH LAWSUITS FROM WILLIAM I TO RICHARD I VOLUME II HENRY II AND RICHARD I (Nos 347-665) DIANA MOSES (Secretary) (Harvard Law School, Langdell Hall, Cambridge, Mass. MCMORLAND (Faculty of Law, University of Auckland, Private Bag, Auckland 1) United States: PROFESSOR CHARLES DONAHUE Jr. GUTH (Faculty of Law, University of British Columbia, 1822 East Mall, Vancouver, V6T 1Yl) New Zealand: Dr. LINDELL (Faculty of Law, Australian National University, Canberra 2600) Canada: PROFESSOR DELLOYD J. Honorary Secretaries and Treasurers Overseas Australia: Mr.
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