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Source: Early Yorkshire charters, Volume 2, by William Farrer

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Titre	Early Yorkshire charters, Volume 2, by William Farrer

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ROBERT de Brus, 1st Lord of Annandale UK01

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Archive.org https://archive.org/details/earlyyorkshirech02farruoft/page/3/mode/1up Early Yorkshire charters; being a collection of documents anterior to the thirteenth century made from the public records, monastic chartularies, Roger Dodsworth's manuscripts and other available sources by Farrer, William, 1861-1924 Publication date 1914-16 Topics Yorkshire (England) -- History Sources Publisher Edinburgh : Printed for the editor by Ballantyne, Hanson Collection robarts; toronto Digitizing sponsor MSN Contributor Robarts - University of Toronto Language English Volume 2

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Early Yorkshire charters; being a collection of documents anterior to the thirteenth century made from the public records, monastic chartularies, Roger Dodsworth's manuscripts and other available sources
by Farrer, William, 1861-1924

Publication date 1914-16
Topics Yorkshire (England) -- History Sources
Publisher Edinburgh : Printed for the editor by Ballantyne, Hanson
Collection robarts; toronto
Digitizing sponsor MSN
Contributor Robarts - University of Toronto
Language English
Volume 2

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Page 3 and 4 Page 3 650. Notitia of the marriage dowry which Robert de Brus II gave to Agatha his daughter when he gave her in marriage to Ralph son of Ribald, namely the manor of Elwick in Hartness (co. Durham). 1145-1154. Brit. Mus., Cotton ch. viii, 21. Pd. in Gale's Reg. Honoris de Richmond, app. p. 98 ; Surtees' Durham, iii, 97. Hoc est maritagium quod Robertus de Brus dedit Agathe filie sue in liberali maritagio quando earn Radulfo Ribaldi filio dedit, videlicet Ailewic in Hertenes cum omnibus rebus et terris que ad illud manerium pertinent, ita libere sicut ipse Robertus in suodominio tenebat. Teste Wa[l]tero Espec et Ricardo de Rolos, Willelmo capellano et Petro de Brus et Ernaldo de Perci, Gera[r]do de Lacel[lis] et Unfredo de Turp et Willelmo de Coigneriis 1 et Gofrido Loheren et Rogero Arundel et Hilberto Paganello et Wiguen Landrifci] filio et Alano pincerna et Evraudo et Acario et Herveo Ribaldi filio et Guerri et Roberto Guelegauta et Gofrido de Wallos et Judichello de Cotona et Hugone Gaernaguen et Silvestro de Hochesuel et Radulfo fratre ejus et Lamberto filio Hadene et Gammello filio Douenaldi et 1 "Rogeris"; MS. Page 4 Garneguen filio suo et Radulfo filio Radulfi 1 et Roberto Toli 2 filio, et Roberto Magno, Rogero sacerdote et Bernardo sacerdote qui desponsavit eos. Circular seal. An eagle (?) reguardant. Legend broken off, except . . . RUS. A charter of Robert de Brus II, which is worth recording, granted to William de Humetz, son of Silvester de Humetz, " Eligtune," that is Elton, near Stockton, of which the donor's father had enfeoffed Peter Werenge, antecessor of the said Silvester, to hold by the service of fee. The ward- ship of the land was granted to Peter de Humez until William should be a knight. In case of William's death without issue the land was to pass to Robert de Humez and Peter de Humez. Witnesses : William de Brus, Ivo de Crossebi, Robert de Hotelme, Bernard de Brus, Henry Murdac, Robert de Muntbegunt, William de Mundevill, Richard Gigan, Hugh de Brus, Hamelin the chamberlain. 3 The date is before 1184. Silvester de Humez owed loor. in 1165 for the right of a knight's fee in Yorkshire, 4 probably in Swinden, in Ribblesdale. He still owed the debt at his death in or shortly before 1184, having not yet obtained the right. 5 William his son obtained from Philip, bishop of Durham, a release of the advowson of Elton. 8

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650. Notitia of the marriage dowry which Robert de Brus II gave to Agatha his daughter when he gave her in marriage to Ralph son of Ribald, namely the manor of Elwick in Hartness (co. Durham). 1145-1154.
Brit. Mus., Cotton ch. viii, 21. Pd. in Gale's Reg. Honoris de Richmond, app. p. 98 ; Surtees' Durham, iii, 97.
Hoc est maritagium quod Robertus de Brus dedit Agathe filie sue in liberali maritagio quando earn Radulfo Ribaldi filio dedit, videlicet Ailewic in Hertenes cum omnibus rebus et terris que ad illud manerium pertinent, ita libere sicut ipse Robertus in suodominio tenebat. Teste Wa[l]tero Espec et Ricardo de Rolos, Willelmo capellano et Petro de Brus et Ernaldo de Perci, Gera[r]do de Lacel[lis] et Unfredo de Turp et Willelmo de Coigneriis 1 et Gofrido Loheren et Rogero Arundel et Hilberto Paganello et Wiguen Landrifci] filio et Alano pincerna et Evraudo et Acario et Herveo Ribaldi filio et Guerri et Roberto Guelegauta et Gofrido de Wallos et Judichello de Cotona et Hugone Gaernaguen et Silvestro de Hochesuel et Radulfo fratre ejus et Lamberto filio Hadene et Gammello filio Douenaldi et
1 "Rogeris"; MS.

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Garneguen filio suo et Radulfo filio Radulfi 1 et Roberto Toli 2 filio, et Roberto Magno, Rogero sacerdote et Bernardo sacerdote qui desponsavit eos.
Circular seal. An eagle (?) reguardant. Legend broken off, except
. . . RUS.
A charter of Robert de Brus II, which is worth recording, granted to William de Humetz, son of Silvester de Humetz, " Eligtune," that is Elton, near Stockton, of which the donor's father had enfeoffed Peter Werenge, antecessor of the said Silvester, to hold by the service of fee. The ward- ship of the land was granted to Peter de Humez until William should be a knight. In case of William's death without issue the land was to pass to Robert de Humez and Peter de Humez. Witnesses : William de Brus, Ivo de Crossebi, Robert de Hotelme, Bernard de Brus, Henry Murdac, Robert de Muntbegunt, William de Mundevill, Richard Gigan, Hugh de Brus, Hamelin the chamberlain. 3 The date is before 1184.
Silvester de Humez owed loor. in 1165 for the right of a knight's fee in Yorkshire, 4 probably in Swinden, in Ribblesdale. He still owed the debt at his death in or shortly before 1184, having not yet obtained the right. 5 William his son obtained from Philip, bishop of Durham, a release of the advowson of Elton. 8