Cartulary of Sir John de Norwich (d. 1362), relating to properties in Norfolk and Suffolk. — 14th century, c. 1353 (fols. 6–49), with later additions; English | Manuscripts and Archives at Oxford University

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Title

Cartulary of Sir John de Norwich (d. 1362), relating to properties in Norfolk and Suffolk. — 14th century, c. 1353 (fols. 6–49), with later additions; English

Shelfmark

MS. Top. gen. c. 62

Associated place

Dallinghoe

Shipmeadow

Gunton

Thorpe Market

Great Massingham

Thorndon (Thornton)

'Rughagh'

'Redhamhall' [Reedham, Norfolk (?)]

Ilketshall

Stoke Holy Cross

Dalham

Kirby [Cane]

Bramfield (Bromfield)

Cookley

Raveningham

Wrotham (Wretham)

Lyng

Redisham (Redsham)

Wenhaston

Alderford

Howe

Bradfield

Norfolk

Sculthorpe

Northwold

Mendham

'Runhagh'

Mettingham

Mellis (Mells)

Suffolk

Place of origin

English

Date

14th century, c. 1353 (fols. 6–49), with later additions

Language

Middle English (1100-1500)

Latin

Anglo-Norman

Cartulary of Sir John de Norwich (d. 1362), relating to properties in Norfolk and Suffolk.

(fols. iv verso – x verso) Notes on the manuscript by Craven Ord.

(fol. xii recto) An incomplete index of places, by Thomas Martin; on a slip at the beginning in his hand is 'Mr. Blomfield in libro collationum mark'd O has extracted this chartulary ... from pag.137 to 136 etc.'.

(fols. 1v–3r) See under fol. 109r.

(fol. 4r) A note on the history of the family of Sir John de Norwich (d. 1362), illustrated by four deeds.

(fol. 6v) Deeds, arranged by county and manor, mostly of his father Walter de Norwich (d. 1328), with many later additions; the latest deeds in the original hand are dated 26 Edw. III (i.e. 1352/3) (fol. 49r). The deeds relate to the following places in Norfolk:

(fol. 6r) Stoke Holy Cross

(fol. 19r) Howe

(fol. 23r) Thorpe Market

(fol. 26r) Gunton

(fol. 29r) Wrotham (Wretham)

(fol. 30r) Great Massingham

(fol. 32r) Kirby [Cane]

(fol. 33r) Sculthorpe

(fol. 35r) Northwold

(fol. 36r) Lyng

(fol. 38v) Raveningham

(fol. 39r) Alderford

(fols. 37r, 39r, 51v) Redisham (Redsham)

(fol. 40r) Shipmeadow

(fol. 43r) Mettingham and Ilketshall

(fols. 52r, 57r, 61r) Mellis (Mells) and Wenhaston

(fol. 55r) 'Redhamhall' [Reedham, Norfolk (?)]

(fol. 55v) 'Runhagh' and Cookley

(fol. 58r) Mendham

(fol. 60v) Thorndon (Thornton)

(fol. 61v) Dalham and Bradfield

(fol. 67r) Bramfield (Bromfield)

(fol. 74v) Dallinghoe

(fol. 79r) Rubric: Fines facte in banco domini regis apud Westm. diversarum terrarum et tenementorum domini Walteri de Norwyco

(fol. 86r) Rubric: Feoda militum

(fol. 90r) Extents of the manors of Mellis (Mells), Bramfield (Bromfield) (fol. 93r), Lyng 'facta tempore dni. Walteri de Langeton per Willelmum de Bayfeld et socios suos' (fol. 95v), and Stoke Holy Cross (fol. 98r).

(fol. 99v) Rentals of Stoke Holy Cross, Cookley, and 'Rughagh' (fol. 102r), Ilketshall and Mendham (fol. 102v), and Howe (fol. 103r); the rental of Thorndon (Thornton) is on fol. 90v.

At the end, in five different hands, are:

(fol. 104r) A free man's oath of homage in French and English.

(fol. 104v) Three deeds relating to Shipmeadow and Lyng, the last dated 1311.

(fol. 105r) Deeds relating to Ilketshall, dated 1356.

(fol. 106r) Five deeds relating to Ilketshall, one dated 1316.

(fol. 108v) Tenements of the abbot of St. Benet, Holm in Ilketshall.

(fol. 109r) Valuation of the manor of Ilketshall. This hand filled up fols. 1v-3r with an extent of the same manor.

Form

codex

Support

parchment

Physical extent

xviii + 126 leaves

Binding

19th-century binding.

Acquisition

Sotheby's 11 Nov. 1946, lot 130

Provenance

Thomas Martin of Palgrave, his sale, Lynne, 1772, lot 262 folio

John Ives, his sale, Baker & Leigh, 5 March 1777, lot 474

Bought by Gustavus Brander his sale, Sotheby's 13 Feb. 1790, lot 1158

Bought by Craven Ord, his sale 27 June 1829, lot 559

Sir Thomas Phillipps (1792–1872), MS. 3796

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