Source: CharterS1432
Description
Memorandum concerning King Ceolwulf 's request for land at Bromsgrove, Worcs., from Bishop Heahberht and his community [Worcester], and a consequent attempt by Wulfheard] to obtain possession of Inkberrow, Worcs.
Charter information
| Sawyer |
1432 |
| Birch |
308 |
| Kemble |
183 |
| British Academy |
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| Source Used |
Birch |
| Archive(s) |
Worcester |
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Source Information
| Language |
Latin |
| Scholarly Source Dating |
822 x 823 |
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Notes
*Stevenson 1911, p. 206; Robertson, Charters, pp. 263-5; Finberg, ECWM, no. 245, authentic; Hooke 1990, p. 96; Pelteret 1995, p. 278.
Edition(s)
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Translation(s)
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Article or Book Title |
Journal or Pub.Loc. |
Date |
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Thorpe, Benjamin |
Diplomatarium Anglicum Ævi Saxonici
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London
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1865 |
47-8 |
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Robertson, Agnes Jane |
Anglo-Saxon Charters
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Cambridge
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1956 |
7 |
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Event/Transaction List
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Short Description |
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Event |
S1432 |
A charter clear as tar. It would seem that King Ceolwulf 5 I requested land from Worcester 1. Worcester in turn asked Wulfheard 3 to give up his lease on Inkberrow so that the church could obtain the freedom on the land [from the king]. The charter, i.e. Worcester 1, appears to allege that Wulfheard 3 went back on his word and tried to petition the king for Inkberrow. In attempting to do this he sent a man [Anonymous 476] to Archbishop Wulfred 6, Eadberht 34 and Dynne 3. The first two supported his request to the king, the third did not. |
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Transaction |
S1432 |
Ceolwulf 5 II, king of the Mercians, requested land at Bromsgrove, Worcs. from Bishop Heahberht 8 and his community [Worcester 1] |
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