Norfolk, Charter

Type: Charter

Date: 1423

Setting: City

Produced By/For: [Norfolk]

Contents: Tenements and lands

Shelf Mark: Doc.Lat.1

Location: Drawer 5A/08 (Acc. 1992-045, Item #5)


Description

From the Manuscript Paleography Collection

Charter, England, Norfolk

  • dated at 'Brakene', 24 June, 1 Henry VI (1423)
  • 95 x 300mm, on vellum, in Latin, with proper names in Middle English
  • charter of Robert Edward, parson of the church at Sweynesthorp; Thomas Glyse, chaplain; Edward Man, cordwainer of the City of Norwich; and John de Dunstone, enfeoffing Nicholas Norton of Brakene and Thomas Chaunseys of Hethill with the lands and tenements formerly belonging to Richard Dunstone in Brakene, Mulkeberton and Carleton
  • with small penwork initial; 4 seal tags, with 2 seals of red wax remaining; contemporary and later annotations on dorse

Description and Transcription

Norfolk, Charter. Description and transcription* completed by Scott Matthews (with assistance from Dr. Adrienne Williams Boyarin), as part of work for a manuscript studies course with Dr. Williams Boyarin (ENGL), June 2022.

* Transcription conventions follow Raymond Clemens and Timothy Graham, Introduction to Manuscript Studies (Cornell UP, 2007), pp. 75-77.

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