Blythburgh Priory CartularyDomesday Book records Blythburgh as a prosperous royal town with an exceptionally well-endowed church. Its priory, the Blessed Virgin Mary, was one of the earliest of the many houses of Augustinian canons established in the diocese of Norwich in the 12th and early 13th centuries. |
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acras terre acre acres of land annual rent annuatim Bavent Blybur et canonicis Blythburgh canonicis ibidem deo concessi et hac concessisse Confirmation consideration Date dedi et hac denarios deo et ecclesie Donewico Dunwich Early thirteenth century ecclesie et canonicis ecclesie sancte Marie ego predictus festum sancti Michaelis filii filius futuri quod ego Grant in inheritance habendas et tenendas half heirs held Henham heredes mei warantizabimus heredibus meis heredibus suis ibidem deo servientibus John Late twelfth century Late twelfth-early thirteenth liberam elemosinam liberam et perpetuam libere et quiete Marie de Blybur occurs omni terreno servitio paid Pascha perpetuam elemosinam pertinentiis predicte ecclesie predictis canonicis presentes et futuri Prior William probably puram et perpetuam reddendo inde redditum Redisham rent of 6d Richard Robert Roger Rogerus salute anime mee Sciant presentes scilicet seculari exactione see Introduction servientibus et servituris servitio et seculari sicud tenement tenuit Thoritone twelfth-early thirteenth century villa Walter Willelmi