Source: CharterS1471

Event/Transaction List

Factoid Type Source Reference Short Description 1 Transaction S1471    Archbishop Ceolnoth 3 purchased the estate at Chart, Kent, from the thegn Hæletha 1 with his own money. King Æthelwulf 1 then granted him the land by charter as a perpetual inheritance. 2 Transaction S1471    Æthelric 76 and Archbishop Eadsige 12 agreed that Æthelric 76 should hold Chart for his lifetime and that after his death Eadsige 12 should succeed to it. After the death of them both it was to pass to Christ Church for the souls of the them both and to provide food and clothing for them both. Æthelric 76 presented the title-deeds of this estate to Christ Church during his lifetime as a perpetual gift. 3 Transaction S1471    Æthelric 76 and his son, Esbern 3, were to enjoy their estates, Stowting and Milton and the haga in the town [i.e. Canterbury] which Æthelric 76 had himself built, during their lifetimes, in accordance with the arrangements which Archbishop Æthelnoth 43 and Æthelric 76 had made. After the death of them both the estates were to pass to Archbishop Eadsige 12, if he outlived them, or to his successor, unless one of their friends could continue to hold the estates, agreeably to the archbishop, at a fair rent or in accordance with such other arrangements as may be devised at the time with the existing archbishop. 4 Event S1471    Agreement between Archbishop Eadsige 12 and Æthelric 76 concerning land at Chart, Stowting, Milton and a haga in Canterbury, all in Kent. The land at Chart had been purchased by Archbishop Ceolnoth 3 with his own money from the thegn Hæletha 1 and granted to him by charter by Æthelwulf 1, king of the West Saxons. 5 Event S1471    Æthelric 76 built a haga in the port [i.e. Canterbury].