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- 1200-1230 (Creation)
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Apsolon, son of Roger the priest, with the consent of Maud, his wife, to the nuns various rents amounting to 13s 4d per annum. 1 (Cambridge fields) 12d out of 1 acre in Cambridge fields due from Simon Bagge. 2 (St John's Milne Street) 5s out a messuage in Milne Street held by Brihtnot Tanur, of which 2d hagabel due to the King. 3 (St Botolph's) 2s put of a messuage in St Botolph's held by Richard Kibelot. 4 (St John's Milne Street) 20d put of land in Milne Street held by Martin Wulward. 5 (St Bene't's) 2s out of land in the parish of St Benedict held by Andrew de Burgh, lying next land formerly belonging to Thurstan. 6 (Holy Sepulchre's) 20d from land in Holy Sepulchre's churchyard held by John the smith, lying next the land of Roger Parleben. Hagabel 1/2d. Witnesses: Hervey, son of Eustace, Adam, his brother, Geoffrey Potechin, Hervey, son of Martin, Michael and John, his sons, Walter Corde, Robert Seman, Maurice Russ (Ruffus) et aliis.
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- Rus, Maurice le (Subject)
- Hervey son of Eustace (fl 1200-1231) (Subject)
- Seman, Robert (12-13c) (Subject)
- Corde, Walter (12-13c) (Subject)
- Adam son of Eustace (1st half of 13c) (Subject)
- Potekin, Geoffrey (end of 12c - 1st half of 13c) (Subject)
- Parleben, Roger (12-13c) (Subject)
- Wolward, Martin (1st half of 13c) (Subject)