| View |
Factoid Type |
Source Ref |
Primary Person |
Short Description |
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Office |
Hemming.Codicellus 248 |
Æthelred 32 |
held office of King |
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Event |
Hemming.Codicellus 248 |
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In the time of King Æthelred 32 that part of England [i. e. West Midlands] had to pay great and unbearable tribute to Swein 1, king of the Danes, so that even church utensils, of silver and gold, had to be melted down and sold. |
|
Personal Relationship |
Hemming.Codicellus 249 |
Cnut 3 |
was Son of Swein 1 |
|
Personal Relationship |
Hemming.Codicellus 249 |
Harthacnut 1 |
was Son of Cnut 3 |
|
Event |
Hemming.Codicellus 249 |
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Cnut 3 put even greater unbearable levy on West Midlands [than in the time of his father Swein 1], and so did Cnut 3's son Harthacnut 1, who also depopulated the area with sword and fire. |
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Transaction |
Hemming.Codicellus 249-250 |
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Northman 10 granted Pendock to Worcester 1, his son Anonymous 10097 becoming a monk there at the same time, when Wulfstan 55 was deacon. |
|
Transaction |
Hemming.Codicellus 250-1 |
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Land in Acton Beachamp was held by Ordwig 2 from Worcester 1, but taken from it, on his death, by abbot Æthelwig 15 and later taken from him by Urse 1 who gave the land to his daughter [Emmeline 1] as her dowry. |
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Personal Relationship |
Hemming.Codicellus 251 |
Emmeline 1 |
was Daughter of Urse 1 |
|
Office |
Hemming.Codicellus 250 |
Æthelwig 15 |
held office of Abbot |
|
Office |
Hemming.Codicellus 251 |
Urse 1 |
held office of Vicecomes |
|
Transaction |
Hemming.Codicellus 251 |
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Simund 2 held land in Shelsley from Worcester 1 until he was deprived of it on the arrival of the Normans. |
|
Transaction |
Hemming.Codicellus 251-2 |
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During the reign of Æthelred 32 the church of Worcester 1 lost land to the Danes: earl Hákon 1 seized Clifton on Theme, Homme Castle, Eastham with 'Bastwood', Tenbury Wells and Kyre. After his death, his widow Gunnhildr 2 made various gifts to Worcester 1, including a golden image of the Virgin, but kept the land. |
|
Personal Relationship |
Hemming.Codicellus 251 |
Gunnhildr 2 |
was Wife of Hákon 1 |
|
Office |
Hemming.Codicellus 251 |
Hákon 1 |
held office of Comes |
|
Transaction |
Hemming.Codicellus 252-3 |
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Laugherne was held by Anonymi 10051 and then by their son Cyneweard 7 from Worcester 1. the land returned to the monastery on his death, but soon was seized by Robert 20 Dispenser, brother of Urse 1. |
|
Personal Relationship |
Hemming.Codicellus 253 |
Robert 20 |
was Brother of Urse 1 |
|
Personal Relationship |
Hemming.Codicellus 252 |
Anonymi 10051 |
were Parents of Cyneweard 7 |
|
Transaction |
Hemming.Codicellus 253-4 |
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Ælfgeard 2, husband of Matilda 6, held land from Worcester 1. The land was later acquired by Urse 1 who ceased all service from it. |
|
Office |
Hemming.Codicellus 253 |
Matilda 6 |
held office of Cameraria for Eadgyth 3 |
|
Personal Relationship |
Hemming.Codicellus 253 |
Matilda 6 |
was Wife of Ælfgeard 2 |
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Transaction |
Hemming.Codicellus 254 |
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Cotheridge was held by Earnwig 2 and his brother Spirites 1 from Worcester 1. Spirites 1 was loved by both Harold 5 and Harthacnut 1. After expulsion of Spirites 1 from England the land was seized by Richard 13. |
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Personal Relationship |
Hemming.Codicellus 254 |
Spirites 1 |
was Brother of Earnwig 2 |
|
Personal Relationship |
Hemming.Codicellus 254 |
Spirites 1 |
was Favourite of Harold 5 |
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Personal Relationship |
Hemming.Codicellus 254 |
Spirites 1 |
was Favourite of Harthacnut 1 |
|
Transaction |
Hemming.Codicellus 255 |
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Beorhtheah 2 granted land at Alton and Lower Sapey to his sister's [Anonymous 10098] husband [Anonymous 10099]. On their deaths Richard 13 seized Lower Sapey. Alton was acquired by Æthelric 80, brother of Beorhtheah 2, and given to his son Godric 45. |
|
Personal Relationship |
Hemming.Codicellus 255 |
Godric 45 |
was Son of Æthelric 80 |
|
Personal Relationship |
Hemming.Codicellus 255, 266 |
Æthelric 80 |
was Brother of Beorhtheah 2 |
|
Personal Relationship |
Hemming.Codicellus 255 |
Æthelric 80 |
was Brother of Anonymous 10098 |
|
Personal Relationship |
Hemming.Codicellus 255 |
Anonymous 10098 |
was Sister of Beorhtheah 2 |
|
Personal Relationship |
Hemming.Codicellus 255 |
Anonymous 10098 |
was Wife of Anonymous 10099 |
|
Personal Relationship |
Hemming.Codicellus 255 |
Anonymous 10099 |
was Brother-in-law, sister’s husband of Beorhtheah 2 |
|
Personal Relationship |
Hemming.Codicellus 255 |
Anonymous 10099 |
was Brother-in-law, sister’s husband of Æthelric 80 |
|
Transaction |
Hemming.Codicellus 256-7 |
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Bishop Ealdred 37 and Wulfstan 55, at that time prior, leased Little Witley to Earnwig 5, a priest of Eadric 48 called Silvaticus (the Wild). |
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RecordedNames |
Hemming.Codicellus 256 |
Eadric 48 |
(Edricus Silvaticus) |
|
Office |
Hemming.Codicellus 256 |
Ealdred 37 |
held office of Bishop |
|
Office |
Hemming.Codicellus 256 |
Wulfstan 55 |
held office of Prior |
|
Office |
Hemming.Codicellus 256 |
Earnwig 5 |
held office of Priest for Eadric 48 |
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Transaction |
Hemming.Codicellus 259-60 |
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Land in Salwarpe was restored to Worcester 1 by Godwine 65, brother of earl Leofric 49, on his death bed, when Wulfstan 55, that time monk and deacon, and Wulfstan 60, later abbot of Gloucester, came to anoint him. After his death, however, his son Æthelwine 55, who, as a hostage, was deprived of hands by the Danes, despised his father's will and, aided by his uncle the said Leofric 49, removed the land from the monastery. For this he perished miserably in the hut of an oxherd and was buried by two of his servants. |
|
Office |
Hemming.Codicellus 259 |
Wulfstan 60 |
held office of Abbot |
|
Office |
Hemming.Codicellus 259 |
Wulfstan 55 |
held office of Dean |
|
Personal Relationship |
Hemming.Codicellus 259 |
Godwine 65 |
was Brother of Leofric 49 |
|
Personal Relationship |
Hemming.Codicellus 259 |
Æthelwine 55 |
was Son of Godwine 65 |
|
Personal Relationship |
Hemming.Codicellus 259-60 |
Leofric 49 |
was Uncle, Paternal of Æthelwine 55 |
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Status |
Hemming.Codicellus 259 |
Æthelwine 55 |
held status of Hostage |
|
Transaction |
Hemming.Codicellus 260-1 |
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Wulfstan 55 was unable to recover Hampton Lovett, which had been a possession of Worcester 1 from Earngeat 1 son of Grim 12, who was supported by Earl Leofric 49. Wulfstan 55 made it a condition of Earngeat 1's son [Anonymous 10100] becoming a monk that the monastery should recover the land, or at least that part called Thiccanapeltreo, but he refused, and after his death the land fell into other hands. |
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Personal Relationship |
Hemming.Codicellus 260 |
Anonymous 10100 |
was Son of Earngeat 1 |
|
Personal Relationship |
Hemming.Codicellus 260 |
Earngeat 1 |
was Son of Grim 12 |
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Transaction |
Hemming.Codicellus 261 |
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Waresley belonged to the monastery of Worcester 1 when Ælfstan 80 was prior and Witheric 1 was provost. Later, under Wulfstan 55, it was leased to Ælfwine 78 son of Beorhtmær 21. After his death all his lands were seized by Urse 1. |
|
Office |
Hemming.Codicellus 261 |
Ælfstan 80 |
held office of Prior |
|
Office |
Hemming.Codicellus 261, 267 |
Witheric 1 |
held office of Provost |
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Personal Relationship |
Hemming.Codicellus 261 |
Ælfwine 78 |
was Son of Beorhtmær 21 |
|
Transaction |
Hemming.Codicellus 261-2 |
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Earl Leofric 49 son of Leofwine 49 held a number of lands from Worcester 1. He returned Wolverley and Blackwell, which he had long held illegally, and at the end of his life promised to return others: Chaddesley Corbett, Bell Hall, Belbroughton and Fairfield. His widow Godgifu 2 made various gifts to the monastery and arranged for annual payment from his lands, but they were seized from her by Earls Edwin 33 and Morcar 3, inspired by the devil. As a result Edwin 33 perished, abandoned by his friends, and Morcar 3 died in captivity. |
|
Personal Relationship |
Hemming.Codicellus 261-2 |
Godgifu 2 |
was Wife of Leofric 49 |
|
Personal Relationship |
Hemming.Codicellus 261-2 |
Godgifu 2 |
was Widow of Leofric 49 |
|
Personal Relationship |
Hemming.Codicellus 261 |
Leofric 49 |
was Son of Leofwine 49 |
|
Office |
Hemming.Codicellus 262 |
Edwin 33 |
held office of Dux |
|
Office |
Hemming.Codicellus 262 |
Morcar 3 |
held office of Dux |
|
Transaction |
Hemming.Codicellus 262-4 |
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Beorhtwine 18 offered Harzor, lying east of Droitwich, to Worcester 1 at the same time as he made his grandson Edwin 46 a monk. Beorhtwine 18's son Beorhtmær 22 gave it to the monastery. Later the land was lost to the Normans. |
|
Occupation |
Hemming.Codicellus 263 |
Edwin 46 |
Monk |
|
Personal Relationship |
Hemming.Codicellus 263 |
Edwin 46 |
was Son of Beorhtmær 22 |
|
Personal Relationship |
Hemming.Codicellus 263 |
Edwin 46 |
was Grandson, son’s son of Beorhtwine 18 |
|
Personal Relationship |
Hemming.Codicellus 263 |
Beorhtmær 22 |
was Son of Beorhtwine 18 |
|
Transaction |
Hemming.Codicellus 264 |
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Godwine 66, deacon of Worcester 1, leased one hide of land to Cynethegn 1 a clerk, in return for 5s a year. The agreement was not honoured by his heirs who withdrew the land from the monastery. |
|
PersonInfo |
Hemming.Codicellus 264 |
Cynethegn 1 |
noble and wise |
|
Office |
Hemming.Codicellus 264 |
Cynethegn 1 |
held office of Cleric |
|
Office |
Hemming.Codicellus 264 |
Godwine 66 |
held office of Deacon |
|
Transaction |
Hemming.Codicellus 264-5 |
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Simund 3 a Dane and soldier of Leofric 49 already held a part of Crowle and set about impoverishing the monastery's portion. Later Æthelwine 56, prior of the monastery of Worcester 1, granted the other part to him for his lifetime on condition that he served the monastery on naval and military expeditions. |
|
Office |
Hemming.Codicellus 265 |
Æthelwine 56 |
held office of Prior |
|
Occupation |
Hemming.Codicellus 265 |
Simund 3 |
Miles of Leofric 49 |
|
Transaction |
Hemming.Codicellus 265-6 |
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Oswald 8 leased land at Bredicot to Goding 2 a priest, in exchange for writing duties. He produced many books for the monastery of Worcester 1. The land was held by him and his heirs until the Normans seized it. |
|
Office |
Hemming.Codicellus 265 |
Goding 2 |
held office of Priest |
|
Office |
Hemming.Codicellus 265 |
Goding 2 |
held office of Scribe |
|
Transaction |
Hemming.Codicellus 266 |
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Bishop Beorhtheah 2 coming from Berkshire had little land in Worcestershire, but granted certain members of Hallow, namely Himbleton, Spetchley, and Wolverton, and one hide in Whittington to Æthelric 80 his brother. William 3 seized them from him. |
|
Transaction |
Hemming.Codicellus 267 |
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Beorhtheah 2 granted to a retainer Herluin 1, who had accompanied him and Gunnhild 1 daughter of Cnut 3 to Saxony to marry the Emperor Conrad 2 [actually Henry 2, his son] 1/2 hide in Lyppard on condition that he gave 1s to the church of Worcester 1 on the feast of the Assumption. The church thus lacks the land. |
|
Status |
Hemming.Codicellus 267 |
Herluin 1 |
held status of Minister for Beorhtheah 2 |
|
Personal Relationship |
Hemming.Codicellus 267 |
Gunnhild 1 |
was Daughter of Cnut 3 |
|
Personal Relationship |
Hemming.Codicellus 267 |
Gunnhild 1 |
was Wife of Henry 2 |
|
Transaction |
Hemming.Codicellus 267 |
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Beorhtheah 2 granted to Beorhtwine 19 his kinsman Ravenshill, which later was seized by Urse 1. |
|
Personal Relationship |
Hemming.Codicellus 267 |
Beorhtwine 19 |
was Propinquus of Beorhtheah 2 |
|
Transaction |
Hemming.Codicellus 267-8 |
|
Bishop Beorhtheah 2 granted Elmley Castle to his thegn [Anonymous 10101]. The land was then recovered for the monastery by bishop Lyfing 15 and granted to his man-at-arms Æthelric 81 Kiu. It was returned to the monastery of Worcester 1 after his death and then held by Witheric 1 the provost, but seized by Robert 20. |
|
Office |
Hemming.Codicellus 267-8 |
Anonymous 10101 |
held office of Bishop’s thegn for Beorhtheah 2 |
|
Office |
Hemming.Codicellus 267-8 |
Æthelric 81 |
held office of Miles for Lyfing 15 |
|
RecordedNames |
Hemming.Codicellus 267-8 |
Æthelric 81 |
(Ægelricus cognimento Kiu) |
|
Office |
Hemming.Codicellus 268 |
Lyfing 15 |
held office of Bishop |
|
Transaction |
Hemming.Codicellus 268-9 |
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Half of Charlton belongs to the monastery of Worcester 1, the other half, 7 hides, is alienated. The latter was acquired by a certain wealthy man [Anonymous 10102] for the lives of three men. It was held by him and his son [Anonymous 10103], and then by Godric 34 Finc. it was recovered by Wulfstan 55, claimed by the Normans, but the bishop obtained a writ (breve) from the King [William 1], putting him in possession. Later, Robert 20, brother of Urse 1, supported by the Queen [Matilda 2], seized it. |
|
RecordedNames |
Hemming.Codicellus 252 |
Cyneweard 7 |
(Kinwardus) |
|
RecordedNames |
Hemming.Codicellus 268 |
Godric 34 |
(Godricus cognomento Finc) |
|
PersonInfo |
Hemming.Codicellus 268 |
Anonymous 10102 |
wealthy man |
|
Personal Relationship |
Hemming.Codicellus 268 |
Anonymous 10103 |
was Son of Anonymous 10102 |
|
Transaction |
Hemming.Codicellus 269 |
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Beorhtheah 2 granted 5 hides at Bengeworth to Atsere 8, his kinsman and chamberlain. Thence it was acquired by Urse 1. |
|
Personal Relationship |
Hemming.Codicellus 269 |
Atsere 8 |
was Propinquus of Beorhtheah 2 |
|
Office |
Hemming.Codicellus 269 |
Atsere 8 |
held office of Camerarius for Beorhtheah 2 |
|
Transaction |
Hemming.Codicellus 269-70 |
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A part of Bengeworth was held by Arngrim 1, who transferred service from Worcester 1 to Æthelwig 15 abbot of Evesham, who encouraged him to do so. He was subsequently expelled from the land which passed fully to Evesham. |
|
Event |
Hemming.Codicellus 270-3 |
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Wulfstan 55 and Æthelwig 15 had a long conflict over the following lands, lost by Worcester 1: Acton Beauchamp, Eastbury, Bengeworth; Milcot and Weston in Warwickshire; and Evenlode and Daylesford. |
|
Office |
Hemming.Codicellus 257 |
Edward 15 |
held office of King |
|
PersonInfo |
Hemming.Codicellus 271 |
Æthelwig 15 |
had a great secular power and surpassed everyone by his intelligence, shrewdness and knowledge of secular laws |
|
Personal Relationship |
Hemming.Codicellus 273 |
Walter 7 |
was Successor of Æthelwig 15 |
|
RecordedNames |
Hemming.Codicellus 274 |
Edmund 24 |
(Eadmundus Latus Ferreum) |
|
Event |
Hemming.Codicellus 274 |
|
Edmund 24 waged war against Cnut 3, dividing England. |
|
Transaction |
Hemming.Codicellus 274 |
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Ranig 1 and his miles seized the following lands of Worcester 1 in Herefordshire: Pencofan, Cowarne, Upleadon, Ocle Pychard and Rochford, with everything that belonged to them, partly because of the incompetence of those in charge of them, partly because of burdensome taxation and other misfortunes. |
|
PersonInfo |
Hemming.Codicellus 274 |
Oswald 8 |
blessed |
|
Office |
Hemming.Codicellus 274 |
Oswald 8 |
patron and advocate of the church of Worcester |
|
Office |
Hemming.Codicellus 274 |
Ranig 1 |
held office of Comes |
|
Office |
Hemming.Codicellus 275 |
Swein 3 |
held office of Comes |
|
Personal Relationship |
Hemming.Codicellus 275 |
Swein 3 |
was Son of Godwine 51 |
|
Personal Relationship |
Hemming.Codicellus 275 |
Swein 3 |
was Son of Cnut 3 |
|
Event |
Hemming.Codicellus 275 |
|
Swein 3 gave himself out to be the kin of Cnut 3 and bore testimony that he was his father. His mother [Gytha 1], appalled by his arrogance and vanity, gathered together many noble West Saxon ladies [Anonymi 10052], and proved by their testimony and great oaths that se was his mother and Godwine 51 his father. Swein 3, however, continued to maintain that he did not spring from that kindred. |
|
Transaction |
Hemming.Codicellus 275-6 |
|
Swein 3, driven by the lusts of the flesh, abducted [Eadgifu 17], abbess of Leominster, whom he kept as his wife for a whole year, until threatened with excommunication by Eadsige 12, archbishop of Canterbury, and Lyfing 15, bishop of Worcester. In revenge he seized three of the church of Worcester 1's estates in Shropshire: Maesbrook, Hopton Wafers and Cleobury North. |
|
Office |
Hemming.Codicellus 276 |
Eadsige 12 |
held office of Archbishop |
|
Office |
Hemming.Codicellus 275 |
Eadgifu 17 |
held office of Abbess |
|
Personal Relationship |
Hemming.Codicellus 275-6 |
Eadgifu 17 |
was Concubine of Swein 3 |
|
Transaction |
Hemming.Codicellus 276-7 |
|
According to Wulfstan 55, Kingswinford, Clent and Tardebigge formerly belonged to Worcester 1 church. They were purchased by the deacon Æthelsige 46, one of the King's counsellors, from Æthelred 32. Æthelsige 46 died during the turbulent period following the death of Æthelred 32, during the war between his son Edmund 24 and Cnut 3, and Ævic 1, Sheriff of Staffordshire, seized the lands. |
|
Office |
Hemming.Codicellus 277 |
Ævic 1 |
held office of Vicecomes |
|
Office |
Hemming.Codicellus 276 |
Æthelsige 46 |
held office of Deacon |
|
Personal Relationship |
Hemming.Codicellus 277 |
Edmund 24 |
was Son of Æthelred 32 |
|
Transaction |
Hemming.Codicellus 278-9 |
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Wychbold, Bickmarsh and lands in Shropshire were seized from the church of Worcester 1 by Edwin 28, brother of Leofric 49; for this he perished miserably in the war against Gruffudd 1, king of the Welsh. After his death Wulfstan 55 and Wulfstan 60 came to Alritune, seeking the lands of the monastery, but could only recover a meadow at Marnanclive. |
|
Personal Relationship |
Hemming.Codicellus 278 |
Edwin 28 |
was Brother of Leofric 49 |
|
Transaction |
Hemming.Codicellus 277-8 |
|
During the reign of Cnut 3 the monastery of Worcester 1 lost the following lands because of the unbearable levy: Luddington, Drayton, three hides at Loxley, Lyppard, and half of Milcote. |
|
Office |
Hemming.Codicellus 279 |
Æthelwig 15 |
held office of Judge for William 1 |
|
Transaction |
Hemming.Codicellus 279-80 |
|
Half of Milcote was seized from the monastery of Worcester 1 and its bishop Wulfstan 55 by abbot Æthelwig 15. After his death the land passed to bishop Odo 3, brother of the king [William 1]. |
|
Personal Relationship |
Hemming.Codicellus 280 |
Odo 3 |
was Brother of William 1 |
|
Transaction |
Hemming.Codicellus 280 |
|
King Offa 7 granted Heythrop and Kidlington to Worcester 1; these lands were later lost ot the Danes. |
|
Transaction |
Hemming.Codicellus 280-1 |
|
Eadric 35, called Streona, who in the times of kings Æthelred 32 and Cnut 3 acquired great power in Wilts. and Gloucs., as if he were a sub-king, seized three villas from the monastery of Worcester 1 by force in the time when Leofsige 25 became bishop. The places are Batsford, Eiley, and Kingham. |
|
Office |
Hemming.Codicellus 280 |
Eadric 35 |
held office of Subregulus for Cnut 3 |
|
RecordedNames |
Hemming.Codicellus 280 |
Eadric 35 |
Streona (Edric cognimento Streona) |
|
Event |
Hemming.Codicellus 281 |
|
Eadric 35 was the destroyer of many monasteries and the oppressor of almost all. When he died, his body was shamefully thrown over the walls of London and refused burial, as had been commanded by Cnut 3. |
|
Office |
Hemming.Codicellus 280 |
Leofsige 25 |
held office of Bishop |
|
Authorship |
Hemming.Codicellus 282 |
Hemming 1 |
Hemming 1 identifies himself as the author of the 'little book about the possessions of our monastery' [of Worcester] (libellus de possessionibus hujus nostri monasterii). |
|
Office |
Hemming.Codicellus 282 |
Hemming 1 |
held office of Priest |
|
Occupation |
Hemming.Codicellus 282 |
Hemming 1 |
Monk |
|
Transaction |
Hemming.Codicellus 289-91 |
|
These houses are in the monks' [of Worcester 1] demesne and pertain to Hallow and Teddington, and they have sac and soc in them, nor may the king's reeve enter into any of them. Wulfgeat 17 holds one, for which he renders nothing except services; same do Ælfwine 79, Ræfwine 1, Æthelric 82, Eouerlin 1, Ælfric 148, Ældred 3 and Regenbald 2.
Eadric 68 renders for his house 16d [to the king], Warner 1 - 16d, Anna 3 - 6d, Thurburne 1 - 24d, Lifgife 1 - 24d, Edwine 1 - 24d, Ælfric 149 - 24d, Ræfwine 2 - 12d, Eadgife 1 - 24d, and Ordwig 1 - 12d. The houses of the following are beyond the Severn: Theodric 3 renders for his house 10d [to the king], Ælfwine 80 - 14d, Ældred 4 - 10d; two sailors [Anonymi 10053] hold two houses and render 24d. The churches: St Andrew's is held by Uhtred 12, cleric; St Helen's with four adjacent houses is held by Frederic 2; St Martin's is held by Colebrand 1, priest. The following houses the monks hold in the king's borough: Æilfig 1 holds one and renders 1 1/2d and one year of services to the king, and 6d to the monks; Hemming 2 - 1d and same services to the king, and 5d to the monks; Burewald 1 - 1d and same service to the king, and 8d to the monks; Serlo 3 - 15d and same services [to the king], and nothing but services to the monks; Godwine 67 - 1d and same services; Tovi 4 - 3/4d and services; Edwin 47 - 2d and services, and nothing to the monks; Spilemon 1 - 1d and same services, and 20d to the monks; Hathowulf 2 - 1d and the services, and 12d to the monks; Edwine 2, priest, gave (sic) one and rendered for it 2d and services, and it is waste; Æthelwine 57 - 2d and services, and nothing to the monks; Leofric 72 gave (sic) one and rendered 7 1/2d. |
|
Office |
Hemming.Codicellus 290 |
Colebrand 1 |
held office of Priest |
|
Office |
Hemming.Codicellus 291 |
Edwine 2 |
held office of Priest |
|
Office |
Hemming.Codicellus 290 |
Uhtred 12 |
held office of Cleric |
|
Occupation |
Hemming.Codicellus 290 |
Anonymi 10053 |
Sailor |
|
Event |
Hemming.Codicellus 291-2 |
|
Survey of the Liberty of the Hundred of Oswaldslow, taken during the reign of William 1 upon the oath of the whole shire of Worcester. Jurors on behalf of the bishop [Wulfstan 55]: Reoland Trokenmardtune; Adam de Lent; Normannus 1, bishop's butler. On behalf of the prior [Thomas 3]: William Rupe; Rodbert le Parler; Richard de Grimelei. Witnesses: Algar 2, canon of Lantona and steward of the bishop, who took the oath instead of bishop John 3; Thomas, abbot of Pershore; Godefrid, archdeacon; Laurence, prior of Coventry; Gilbert, prior of Æstlei (Eastleigh?); William de Bellocampo; Randulf de Lent and his brothers, Walter and Alfred; Nicholas de Muttuine; Adam de Cromb and his sons, Thomas and Simd'; William de Edmundscote and his son Simd'; Walter de Dovervile; Garm. de Circhulle; William le Brun; Walter de Ribesford; Fulc, son of Edwin; Peter de Uptun; Ivo, chaplain of the bishop; Ebrond deacon; Rodbert priest; Nicholas Blace; William de Lei; Hugo puher; Alfred 65 de la berte, and his sons, Robert 40 and Osbern 12; Edric 1 de Timberhangel; Morice de Ambreslei; Jordanus de Rinhale; William de Cherewalle; William son of Albert; Osbern de Abetot; William son of Beornard; Osbern 13 son of Edwin 48 the White; Hugo son of Lithegrim, and Peter his son; Alaard 1 son of Wulfric 78 the reeve (provost?); Thurben le bedel; Richard de Pimplintun, reeve of the same hundred. Monks: Richard the cantor; Andreas; Gervasius; Nicholas; Walter; Wakelin of Evesham; Robert of Wotton; Rodbert de Cint; Rand[ulf] priest of Lei (Leigh), and Maurice his son. |
|
Office |
Hemming.Codicellus 293 |
Dunstan 1 |
held office of Archbishop |
|
Office |
Hemming.Codicellus 293 |
Æthelwold 1 |
held office of Bishop |
|
Office |
Hemming.Codicellus 293 |
Beorhtnoth 13 |
held office of Comes |