June C. VIII. Idus. Eodem die obiit bonæ memoriæ Petrus abbas 1 Missenden, abbey of Austin Canons, Bucks. 2 This book is described in the Catalogue of Books infra (170,1.19) as "Sermones in ecclesia per totum 66 annum legendi." 3 The first archdeacon of Lincoln, appointed by Remigius, was a Richard (Ang. Sac., ii. 695, last line but two). The fourth archdeacon of Buckingham, succeeding in 1130, was a Richard (Ibid. 696, 1. 13). To which of these this entry belongs, I am unable to say. 4 Jordan succeeded William as treasurer (supra, 23), and was him self succeeded by Martin (infra, 167). Now Hen. Hunt.'s testimony renders it certain that Godfrey was treasurer in 1146 (Ang. Sac., ii. 695, 1. 38), if not somewhat later: the Epistle to Walter, in which he describes Godfrey as still treasurer, was written not before 1146, and not after the beginning of 1148. According to the published lists of Lincoln dignitaries, Martin was treasurer as early as 1160. If this be true, then the two tenures of office of William and Jordan can only have extended, at the very furthest, from 1146 to 1160. July 10 B. VI. Idus. Eodem die @ Alexander, canonicus et sacerdos. IDUS. Eodem die Rogerus filius Geroldi, qui dedit XVII. Kl' Augusti. Eodem die Walterus canonicus. G. XI. KP'. 25 C. 26 D. VII. F. V. KI'. 9 D. F. II. G. D. No. No. Eodem die Matilda, cujus filius dedit xii. d. Eodem die Johel sacerdos. Et Galfridus canonicus. Eodem die Gillebertus, canonicus et sacerdos. Et Demilt uxor Lewine. Ipsa, concessu viri sui, dedit terram suam sanctæ Mariæ. V. Idus. Eodem die Gregorius. Et Alviva uxor Eilsi de Wicheford, qui dedit tres_acras terræ sanctæ Mariæ in parochia sancti Bartholomæi. Eodem die Matildis, quæ dedit terram suam sanctæ Mariæ in parochia sancti Augustini. 14 B. ΧΙΧ. Kl' Septembris. Eodem die Willelmus de Bugenden. Eodem die Lewen de Estgata, quæ dedit terram suam sanctæ Mariæ. Et Willelmus Pascher. 15 C. XVIII. KP. 9 G. V. 10 A. IIII. Eodem die Mauricius, canonicus et diaco nus. Eodem die Gleu. Idus. Eodem die Willelmus rex Anglorum. Et postern of the Bail : Reg. Antiquiss., f. 157. 4 Ralph occurs as sub-dean in 1163: Ibid., f. 56. He is a witness to a charter of bishop Robert de Chesney, erroneously assigned by John de Schalby to Robert Bloet (infra, Appendix E.). 5 William the Conqueror. The death of William Rufus is not recorded. 6 He was the first precentor, appointed by Remigius. Hen. Hunt. (Anglia Sacra, ii. €95, 1. 45) calls him simply "Guerno." 7 Robert de Hay was constable of Lincoln castle; and father (?), at any rate predecessor in the office, of Richard de Hay: supra, April 24. 10 C. VI. Idus. Eodem die Robertus de Cundi." 12 E. IIII. Idus. Eodem die Siwardus, canonicus et sacerdos. 1 In the Reg. Antiquiss. (f. 16 b and f. 17) are two charters of William de Romara, confirming the gift of Asgerbi for a prebend by Roger Fitz-Gerold his father, and Lucy his mother. There is also (f. 17) a charter of William "juvenis " de Rumara, confirming the acts of Roger Fitz-Gerold his grandfather and William his father. See supra, under July 15. 2 In the Reg. Antiquiss. (f. 117) is a charter of William de Roumara, earl of Lincoln, giving one carucate of land in Kalis to the church of Lincoln. To this also William de VOL. VII. Roumara his son is a witness. It is dated at Bulingbroch. It is followed by a charter of Henry II., confirming the gift. Kalis is, I believe, Keal near Spilsby. 3 See the note to July 1, supra. 4 His name occurs in the Catalogue (p. 170, 1. 27, infra) as a donor of books. 5 This entry is in the different ink. 6 Robert de Cundi is a witness to a charter of Roger de Cundi, granting three bovates of land in Normaneby: Reg. Antiquiss., f. 46. L |