Agreement between Ralph, Abbot of Fontenay, and the Abbot of Barbery, [dépt. Calvados], concerning the tithes of lands late belonging to Bernard de Maisnil-Sauxe, 1228 (cf. Léchaudé d'Anisy, op. cit., i, p. 369, no. 56; P. Carel, Étude sur l'ancienne Abbaye de Fontenay, p. 93). Abbey of Barbery...
Acknowledgment by two burgesses of Caen of a rent and other services due from them to Fontenay Abbey in return for a lease to them of the above messuage, 1244. Caen, Calvados: Deeds rel. to: 1214[15?]-1317.
Quit-claims to Fontenay Abbey (a) from William, the Dean, and the Chapter of St Sepulchre's, Caen, of a messuage in Caen, which they held of Laurentia, daughter and heiress of Geoffrey de Rapendone, [circ. 1227], and (b) from the said Laurentia, of a rent from the same messuage, 122 6 (cf. Léchaudé d'Anisy, op. cit., i, p. 394, nos. 355 and 354).