Inspeximus of a quit-claim (1253) to the Abbey of St Stephen, Caen, of the tithe and grange of Beuville, etc., 1455. Beuville, département: Calvados, France. Deeds rel. to: 1120-1455.
Acknowledgment by Roger, the priest, of a lease to him from the Abbey of St Stephen, Caen, of the tithes of, and lands, etc., in, Beuville, [dépt. Calvados], 1120. Beuville, département: Calvados, France. Deeds rel. to: 1120-1455.
Two deeds rel. to Loucelles, [dépt. Calvados], 1187, [1196-1214]. Cf. Léchaudé d'Anisy, Extrait des chartes ... dans les Archives du Calvados, i, 1834, p. 282, no. 71.
Confirmation by Henry de Bella fago of a grant of half a knight's fee to R[obert], Abbot of St Stephens, Caen, [1193-1196]. Henry de Bella Fago: Grant to St Stephen's Abbey, Caen: [1193-1196].
Agreement made at the Assize of Caen concerning lands, etc., in Caen and Hérouville, [dépt. Calvados], 1214 [? 1215]. Cf. Recueil des Hist. des Gaules et de la France, xxiv, p. 134*, n. 4. Hérouville, département: Calvados, France. Deed rel. to: 1214 [1215?]. Caen, Calvados: Deeds rel. to: 1214[15?]...
Agreement between Simon, Abbot of St Stephen's, Caen, and John, Abbot of St Mary's, Ardennes, conceming rights of low justice in a manor 'prope paruam leprosariam' [Hospital of the Holy Trinity al. Nombril-Dieu], Caen, 1317. Caen, Calvados: Deeds rel. to: 1214[15?]-1317. Ardenne, Caen: Abbey of St M...
Appointment by P[eter], Abbot of St Stephens, Caen, of Richard the priest to the living of Secqueville-en-Bessin, [dépt. Calvados], in place of Robert de Siccavilla, resigned on account of ill-health, [1179-1193]. Secqueville-en-Bessin, Calvados, France: Appointment of Richard the priest to the livi...
Grant from Sir Henry de Fonteneto Lepaienel [Fontenay-le- Pesnel, dépt. Calvados] to Ralph Loremer of various lands and rents at Fontenay-le-Pesnel, etc., [circ. 1231]. Cf. Léchaudé d'Anisy, op. cit., i, pp. 284, 285, nos. 91-95. Ralph Loremer: Grant to: circ. 1231. Fontenay-le-Pesnel, Calvados, Fra...
Confirmation by Philip III, King of France, with inspeximus, of a mandate of Philip II (1213), requesting his bailiffs in Normandy to preserve the liberties of the Abbey of St Stephen, Caen, as they had been under Henry II and Richard I, Kings of England, 1281. See Delisle, Cartulaire Normand (Soc. ...
Notification by Hugh, Archbishop of Rouen, to the prelates and abbots of Normandy, of the settlement of a dispute between the canons of Bayeux and the monks of St Stephen's, Caen, concerning processions which certain parishes had to make to the Abbey at Pentecost, [1147]. Printed (from a copy) in V....