| Description (Repository) |
Level file
RefNo CCA-DCc-ChAnt/L/34
PreviousNumbers Z 38 (Norris); L 33 (late 19th c); Seal 26 (Sheppard)
Title Grant
Date [1283]
Description From: Ralph Pikeman, fishmonger ('Piscenarius') and citizen of London To: Adam le Blond, called 'de Folham' ('dictus de Folham') The whole of that land with houses on it which he has in St Margaret Fish Street Hill ('de Bregestrete') parish, lying with Adam's tenement which he has of the demise of Elias Bacheler and Margery his wife to south, the tenement of John Cros which was of Edmund le Treyere to north, Ralph's tenement to east and the tenement of John Cros which was of Edmund to west. The tenement measures 9ΒΌ ells as specified between Ralph's tenement to east and John Cros's tenement to west, with half of the stone wall to east, which half of the stone wall shall remain to Ralph. For an annual payment of 1 clove ('clavus Gariophili'), payable as specified. For this Adam has also paid 40s as a gersum fine. No date. [Date: date of enrollment.] Witnesses: Henry le Waleis, mayor of London; Richard de chigewelle, sheriff of London; William le mazeliner, sheriff of London; John Horn, alderman of Bridge ward ('illius warde'); Edmund Horn; Robert le long; Richard knotte; Thomas Cros; John Cros; Robert lambin; Elias Bacheler; John the clerk Endorsed with description and note that the document was read and enrolled at the court of Husting, London, on 10 May 1283 in late 13th hands and 'litle' in 14th cent hand.
Language Latin
PhysicalDescription Parchment, 1m, seal
Extent 1 document
SubjectIndex Fishmongers
SubjectIndex Measurements of length
SubjectIndex Cloves, payments of |