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1Recotbs Jbranch WILTSHIRE ARCHAEOLOGICAL AND NATURAL HISTORY SOCIETY 1Recotbs JBranch VOLUME XVIII FOR THE YEAR 1962 CONTENTS Page CONTENTS V PREFACE vii TABLE o1= REFERENCES To THE PUB1.1c RECORDS ix TABLE OF ABBREv1AT1oNs ix INTRODUCTION THE MANUSCRIPT 3 THE SALISBURY CHAPTER 1329-49: PERSONNEL AND METHoDs OF RECRUITMENT 6 THE V1cABs-cHoRA1. 41 THE CHo1usTEBs 47 THE ‘CQMMUNA’ 49 EDITORIAL METHoD 58 I—IEM1NcBY’s REGISTER 59 B1ocBAPH1cA1. NoTEs I69 INDEX 261 LIST 01-" MEMBERS 28 1 PUBL1cATIoNs OF THE BRANCH 287 © Wiltshire Archaeological and Natural History Society Records Branch 1963 Reprinted 1987 THIS VOLUME IS PUBLISHED WITH THE HELP OF A GRANT FROM THE LATE MISS ISOBEL THORNLEY'S BEQUEST TO THE UNIVERSITY OF LONDON. SET IN GRANION AND PRINTED IN GREAT BRITAIN BY PM PRINT WARMINSTER WILTSHIRE HEMINGBY’S REGISTER EDITED BY HELENA M. CHEW DEVIZES 963 PREFACE The Branch is indebted to the Dean an.d Chapter of Salisbury for permission to reproduce the text of this register and to Dr. A. E. I. Hollaender, of the Guildhall Library, London, in whose custody the manuscript remained for many months, with the chaptcr’s consent. It is also most particularly grateful to the Thornley Trustees and to the Governing Body of Queen Mary College in the University of London for making very valuable grants towards the costs of publication. The editor has asked that her sincere thanks may be recorded to Dr. Kathleen Edwards, at whose suggestion the edition was undertaken, and with whom she has had many helpful discussions while the work has been in progress; to Professor F. R. H. Du Boulay, who read the second section of the introduction in draft; to Miss Ioan Gibbs, who read the whole volume in proof and checked many passages in the biogTaphies; to Miss Barbara Harvey, who read the text in proof; to Dr. N. I. Williams (the former Honorary Editor of the Branch), Mr. A. I. Collins, Dr. A. B. Emden and Mr. R. E. Latham for help rendered in various directions; and to Mrs. Martin Snape, whose patience and industry were exercised in typing the text and introduction. R. B. PUGH Hampstead, September 1962. Vll TABLE OF REFERENCES TO THE PUBLIC RECORDS Q 47 Chancery, Miscellanea. C.P. 40 Common Pleas, Plea Rolls. E. 32 Exchequer, Treasury of the Receipt, Forest Proceedings. K.B. 27 Queen’s Bench, Crown Side, Coram Rege Rolls. P.R.O. 31/9 Public Record Office, Transcripts. S.C.1. Special Collections, Ancient Correspondence. S.C.8. Special Collections, Ancient Petitions. TABLE OF ABBREVIATIONS C. Cl. R. Calendar of Close Rolls. Ceremonies See Processions. C. Fine R. Calendar of Fine Rolls. C. Inq. Misc. Calendar of Inquisitions Miscellaneous. C. Inq. P.M. Calendar of Inquisition: Post Mortem. Corfe Muniments of the Dean and Chapter of Salisbury, Corfe's Register, 1348-59. Second in the series of Chapter Act Books. Calendar of Papal Petitions. Calendar of Papal Letters. Calendar of Patent Rolls. goongown*aD Anne Deeley, ‘Papal Provisions and Royal Rights of Patronage in the Early Fourteenth Century ', E. H. R., XLIII (1928), 497527- dc Gandat/o Registrum Simonis de Gandaao diocesis Sarishiriensis, ed. C. T. Flower and M. C. B. Dawes, Canterbury and York Society, 1934. D. N. B. Dictionary of National Biography. Drolqensford Calendar of the Register of fohn de Drolqensford [i.e. Droxford], Reg. Drol(ens}‘ord l Bishop of Bath and Wells, ed. [Edmund] Hobhouse, Somerset Record Society, 188?. (Quotations from the printed version are in italics, from the MS in romans.) Edwards, ‘ Houses ' Kathleen Edwards, ‘The Houses of Salisbury Close in the Four- teenth Century' in Iournal of the British Archaeological Association, 3rd series, IV (1939), 55-115. Edwards, Secular Kathleen Edwards, The English Secular Cathedrals in the Middle Cathedrals Ages, 1949. E. H. R. English Historical Review. Emden A. B. Emden, A Biographical Register of the University of O.r}‘ord, 3 \'ols., 1957-9. Fasti W. H. [Rich] Iones, Fasti Ecclesiae Sarisheriensis, 1879. Grandisson Register of Iohn de Grandisson, Bishop of Ereter, ed. F. C. Hingeston-Randolph, 3 vols._. 1894-9. Ienkins, Lichfield Hester T. Ienkins, ‘The Chapter of Lichfield Cathedral in the Cathedral Fourteenth Century’, Oxford B. Litt. thesis, 1956. ix X HEM1NoBY’s REGISTER Lib. Evid. B. Dean and Chapter of Salisbury, Liber Evidenciarum ‘B ’. Lib. Evid. C. Dean and Chapter of Salisbury, Liber Evidenciarum ‘C ’. Marti:/al Registrum Rogeri Marti:/al, diocesis Sarishiriensis, Pars Prima, ed. Kathleen Edwards, Canterbury and York Society, 1960. Mollat G. Mollat, La Collation des Bénéfices Ecclésiastiques sous les Papes d'Az/ignon, 1921. Pantin, Engl. Ch. W. A. Pantin, English Church in the Fourteenth Century, 1955. Processions Ceremonies and Processions of the Cathedral Church of Salis- hury, ed. C. Wordsworth, 1901. Prolegomen a Prolegomena ad Codicem Iuris Canonici, Commentarium Lot/aniense in Codic'em Iuris Canonici, Vol. I, tom. 1, ed. A. Van Hove, 1945. Reg. Berkeley Register of Iames Berkeley, Bp. of Exeter, 1326-7, printed in Register of Iohn de Grandisson. See Grandisson. Reg. Burghersh Register of Henry Burghersh, Bp. of Lincoln, 1320-40 (unprinted). Reg. Charlton Registrum Thorne de Charlton, episcopi Herefordensis, 1327-44, Reg. Thome de ed. W. W. Capes, Canterbury and York Society, 1913. Charlton ReS. Dalderby Register of Iohn Dalderby, Bp. of Lincoln, 1300-20. Reg. Drol(ensford See Drohensford. Reg. Graz/esend Rotuli Ricardi Graz/esend, diocesis Lincolniensis, ed. F. N. Davis and others, Canterbury and York Society, 1925. Reg. Greenfield Register of William Greenfield, lord Archbishop of York, 1306-15 [ed. W. Brown and A. Hamilton Thompson], Surtees Society, 1931-40. Reg. Orleton Registrum Ade de Orleton, episcopi Herefordensis, ed. A. T. Bannister, Canterbury and York Society, 1908. Reg. R. de Salopia [ Register of Ralph of Shrewshury, Bishop of Bath and Wells, Reg. Ralph de 1329-63, ed. T. S. Holmes, Somerset Record Society, I896. Salopia Reg. Sandale Registers of Iohn de Sandale and Rigaud de Asserio, Bishops of Winchester, 1316-23. ed. F. G. Baigent, Hampshire Record Society, 1897. Reg. Stapledon Register of Walter Stapledon, Bp. of Exeter, 1308-26. Reg. Thome de See Reg. Charlton. Charlton Reg. Trillel( Registrum Iohannis de Trillek, episcopi Herefordensis, I 344-61, ed. I. H. Parry, Canterbury and York Society, I912. R0t. Parl. Rotuli Parliamentorum (Record Commission). Salisbury Chart. and Doc. Charters and Documents illustrating the History of Salishury, Sar. Chart. ed. W. H. [Rich] Iones and W. D. Macray (Rolls Series), 1891. and Doc. Rymer Foedera, Cont/entiones, etc., ed. T. Rymer (Record Commission). Sar. Muniments Records of the Dean and Chapter of Salisbury. Statutes Statutes and Customs of the Cathedral Church of the Blessed Virgin Mary of Salisbury, ed. C. Wordsworth and D. Macleane, 1915. Tout, Chapters T. F. Tout, Chapters in the Administrative History of Medieval England, 6 vols., 1920-33. V.C.H. Victoria History of the Counties of England. W.A.M. The Wiltshire Magazine, published by the Wiltshire Archaeo- logical and Natural History Society. HEM1NoBY’s REGISTER Xi Wilkins, Concilia D-. Wilkins, Concilia Magnae Britanniae, 4 v0ls., 1737. Wilkinson, Chancery B. Wilkinson, The Chancery under Edward III, 1929. Wyville I and II Registers of Robert Wyville, Bishop of Salisbury, 1330-75 (unprinted). In referring to the Corpus luris Canonici the latest agreed system of abbreviations has been used: e.g. for Decretals of Gregory IX, lib. II. tit. i cap. iii, X 2.1.3; for Liber Sextus, VI“; for the Clementines, Cle. or Clem.; for the Extravagantes Communes, Extra. Comm.; for the Extravagantes Iohannis XXII, Extra Io. etc. The edition consulted was Richter and Friedburg, 1881. References to the Corpus Iuris Cir/ilis are similarly given in the customary abbreviated form: e.g. Codex of Iustinian, C. de episcopis et clericis l. 11ulli: Cod. 1.3.28. Digest of Iustinian, ff. ne quid in loco publico 1. ii. merito: D 43. 8.2.10. The edition consulted was Editio Stereotypa Sextodecima. INTRODUCTION THE MANUSCRIPT The earliest chapter act book of Salisbury Cathedral consists of 74 parchment folios, of which the first 66 are slightly irregular in size, but measure on an average 31 x 23 centimetres. The last eight folios evidently formed no part of the original collection of Acta. They measure only 27 >< 18 centimetres; the parchment is thicker, with neatly trimmed edges, and the hand in which the entries are written is distinctive. They appear, none the less, to have occupied their present position in the register from an early date. The first indication of this is the inclusion of certain of their contents in an unbound index, written on paper, and now lying loose at the end of the manuscript.‘ This was dated by Canon Christopher Wordsworth 1600-5, ‘ or not later than (say) 1610 ’. The compiler made use, for purposes of reference, of a system of pagination which runs right through the manuscript, the first folio of the last gathering being numbered f. 133 on the rect0.2 The existence in addition, however, of two medieval systems of foliation enables us to assign to a much earlier period the incorporation of the last eight folios in the register. The first series, which is entered at the top centre of each folio, runs from f. 67 to f. 74; the second, which is written in the top right-hand corner, from f. 6o (corrected from 59) to f. 66. Both continue without a break from the preceding folio. Since the hand in which they are written is not later than the fifteenth century, and may possibly be earlier, we are justified in concluding that the manuscript had assumed its present form well before the end of the Middle Ages.” The disparity between the two series calls, nevertheless, for some explanation.
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