The following abstract is taken from the Mohun Cartulary, published by the Somerset Record Society (SRS 33)
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1) William de Mohun 2) William son of Durand de Mohun |
Charter of William de Mohun confirming to William son of Durand all his land to be held
by him and his heirs by the service of five and a half knights; in acknowledgment William gives de Mohun a war-horse
(unum dextrarium) and a silver mark wit. Eudone my brother; Roger de Regnio; Robert of Bulzone; Radulfo de Piro; Hugo Puncharden; William de Kytenore; Richard de Langeham, Robert de Umaz; and others no date, but c. 1150 |
The following abstracts are taken from the TREVELYAN PAPERS held by Somerset County Council
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BOX 10 Bundle 2 10/2/1 |
1) Rich. Bozham In La Combe 2) Jas. s. of Geoffrey le Tort |
Feoffment
of a ferling of land at Hauekingtone in Cudecombe which Richard's mother
Sibel held in dower. wit. [ ] Hywis; Wm. de Kytenore; Gilbert Pyro[ ] de Chaewode no date ?C13 |
10/2/2 |
1) Ralph Bozham In La Combe 2) Ralph le Tort of Hulecombe |
Feoffment
of a tenement in Hauekyntone and 2 ferlings of land which Walter de Hauekyntone
held. rent 1 clove gillyflower to the chief lords wit. Rich. de Avele; Wm. de Kytenore; Gilbert de Piro; Walter de Cludeham; Geoffrey de Harewode. no date ? C13. |
10/2/3 |
1) Rob. de Punchardoun 2) Henry de Billat |
Grant
of a meadow, between Quarmetoun mill, west and water to the north, and
one other meadow south of Littlequarme in Bremelcomb. wit. Sir Rich. de Holn'; Geoffrey de Ketenor; Rich. de Chidesham; Rob. de Wetedon; Rich. de la Hamme; Hamelin de Cumbe; Rob. de Tructekescumbe. no date ?late C13. |
10/2/4 |
1) Reginald de Moun 2) Rob. Punchardun |
Lease
for 6 years of tenement and appurtenances in Manor of Cudecume. rent 1 mark wit. Wm. de Moun; Hamelin de Deaudon; John Bretasch; John de Arundel; Roger de Cottheley; Philip de Lucume; Geoffrey de Ketenore; Geoffrey le Tort; Roger Pollard. Date: 4 May 1248 |
10/2/5 |
1) Reginald de Moun 2) Rob. de Puychardoun |
Receipt
for 20s. rent received and a further 40s. wit. Sir Rich. de Holne; Geoffrey de Kytenore; Richard Everard; Philipp de Lucum; Rich. de Chitesham. Date: Easter 1249. |
10/2/7 |
1) Ralph Bozhum in La Combe 2) Ralph le Tort |
Lease for 23 years of a tenement in Haukyngton and 2 ferdels of land which
Walter Haukyngton held. Fine 100s. wit. Rich. de Avele; Gilbert Piro; Wm. de Kytenore; Wm. Monceaus; Geoffrey de Harewode. Date: 29 Sep. 1294; tagged with seal of Ralph le Tort |
10/2/9 |
1) Ralph Bozham in La Combe 2) Ralph le Tort of Houlecnolle |
Quitclaim to land in Haukyngton in the manor of Codecumbe which Walter de Haukynton
held. wit. John de Locumbe; John de Holte; Wm. de Holne; [ ] Pyro; Wm. de Kytenore; Walter de Cloudesham; Gilbert de [ ] Houlecnolle Date: 29 August 1313 |
10/3/2 |
1) Rob. de Vinea 2) Ralph le Tort |
Grant in fee of ½ virgate in Ailesford. rent 12d. a year for all services except
the King's service of 1/20 of a knight. witnessed by Rob. son of Rob.; Wm. son of Everard; Rich. de Holne; Wm. de Kitenor; Wm. junior, son of Everard; Matthew de Linz; Hugh de Avele; Wm. de Bosco; Geoffrey de Harwde; Walter de Wettedon; Walter de Bosco; Henry de Holte; no date, C13. |
The following abstracts are taken from other papers held by Somerset County Council
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DD\L/P26/1/7 |
1) John le Smyth of Bath 2) John Wyard of Hopcott |
Quitclaim to all lands in Wodecomb in Minehead parish which his wife Matilda
inherited on the death of her mother Edith wife of Adam le Prest. Witnesses William de Ryvers,
John de Holte, John Pirou, Walter de Hwetedon, William de Kytenor Date: 18 June 1335 |
DD\L/P17/1/12 |
1) William de Mohun of Carhampton, son of Sir William de Mohun 2) Walter Trenchard |
Feoffment of a messuage with curtilage which William had from Robert the chaplain in Carhampton
between lands of Sir Roger Perceval which Robert Bal holds of him in villeinage on the north and highway
to Carhampton church on the south. Witnesses Ralph le Tort, Walter de Cloutesham, John de Holte, William de Kytenor, Gilbert Pirou. Date: 1 October 1311 |
DD\L/P17/1/7 |
1) Gilbert Drun 2) Roger de Moun |
Quitclaim to 7 acres in Prestelande Witnesses Sir William de Moun, brother of Reginald, Sir Hamelin de Deaudon, Sir John Bretasch, Sir G Parvo, Geofrey de Kytenor, Richard de Cusehywis, Geoffrey le Tort. Date: 13th Century |
DD\AH/65/11/1 |
1) William de Bosco 2) Geoffrey de Kytenor |
A roll of 4 membranes containing copies of 35 deeds. The twelfth deed is William de Bosco's release of his lands in Bawdrip and Stawell manors to Geoffrey son of Geoffrey de Kytenor; and the thirteenth is Geoffrey's grant of the same to his son William. Date: 14th Century |
The following abstracts are taken James Savage's History of the Hundred of Carhampton (1830):
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1) Reginald de Mohun 2) Hugh Rondevin et al, burgesses of Dunster |
The right to hold a fair and market in North Street, Dunster, in return for a tun of
wine valued at 40 shillings. Witnesses Lord John de Reigny; Rogo Fitz Simon; William Everard; Richard de Holne; Roger Pollard; Robert de Cogstane; Geoffrey de Kytenore; Geoffrey de Luccombe, and others Date: |
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1) John de Mohun 2) Burgesses of Dunster |
Confirming the liberties granted to the burgesses by his grandfather, Reginald de Mohun, for
a fee of twenty shillings in silver, and giving them the right to appoint a bailiff Witnesses: John le Breteshc, knight; Philip de Luccombe ; Richard de Cloudesham ; John de Holne ; Geoffrey de Kytenore; Geoffrey le Tort; William Everard; William Pyron; Robert de Laputte, and others. Date: before 1329, which was when John de Mohun died. |
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1) John de Mohun 2) Burgesses of Dunster |
Giving up the right to twenty out of the twenty-four flagons of beer due to him. Witnesses: Henry de Glaston; Ralph le Tort; Geoffrey de Locumbe ; William de Kytenore; William de Holne ; Robert Everard ; Geoffrey de Avill, and others. Date: 17 Edward II, that is 1324 |
The following abstract of a deed is from the Harvard Law Library:
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HOLLIS number: APW5711 |
1) Robert de Vinea 2) His bother, Henry de Vinea |
Grant of all his land at Tymbercombe
Witnesses: Richard de Holme, Adam de Wechetford, William son of Everard, William de Piro, Adam de Fernacre,
Geoffrey de Kytenore, Matthew de Lint, William de Fort; Date: c. 1270 |
Last updated on 14th January 2014