Scope and Contents Recitation and confirmation of 3 documents in favor of Abbey Dore., Herefordshire by Edmundus, son of the King of England [and Lord of the Three Castles]1.By Abraham Faber: recites item in folder 7.2.By Madoc son of Seysil (with consent of wife Wenlyan) to the monks of Abbey Dore of 4 1/2 bovates of land on Grosmund mountain for my soul and the burial of my body Returning 6/9 yearly to the King. [See folder 13 for Madoc's widow's quitclaim.]3. By Griffinus...

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Exchange (indenture:exchange) by John, son of John Rewe, and by the Abbot and convent of Abbey Dore, Herefordshire of Rewe's land held from the Lord of the Three Castles within Severenn forest near the brook Nantenarch "For the Abbey's land called Trodieffeld between Severenn forest and Trodi river to be held of the Lord of the Three Castles, paying 2/3 yearly.

Incipit: Notum sit omnibus sancte matris ecclesie filiis presentibus & futuris ita convenisse"

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Quitclaim by Wentliana, daughter of Howel Vahan and widow of Madoc ap Seycil to the monks of Abbey Dore, Herefordshire of her widow's third of the 4 1/2 bovates of land on Grosmund hill, which Madoc gave to them for his burial "For her soul and the soul of Madoc.

Incipit: Notum sit omnibus presens scriptum inspecturis vel audituris quod ego..."

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Grant in frankalmoigne by Edmundus, son of King Henry of "inclite recordationis" to St Mary's church of Dora and its monks [Abbey Dore, Herefordshire] "Of the land which formerly Walerand ap, Adam held in fee from White Castle, between the brooks Wenfroud and Nantermaurth, from the royal road (from Monmouth to Llanthony)to Griffin Vahan's land.

For 6 shillings yearly.

Incipit: Omnibus Christi fidelibus presens scriptum visuris vel audituris"

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Quitclaim by Walerandus ap Adam to the monks of Abbey Dore, Herefordshire of the land which he held in fee from White Castle in the forest of Severenny which the monks have ex dono Edmund, the Lord of the Three Castles "Swearing that neither he nor his kin will disturb the monks

In the presence of the dean and chapter of Beult.

Incipit: Universis Christi fidelibus Walerandus ap Adam sal:atem in domino. Noveritis..."