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Early Yorkshire Charters 12 Volume Set in 13 Pieces

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Early Yorkshire Charters 12 Volume Set in 13 Pieces

Early Yorkshire Charters 12 Volume Set in 13 Pieces

William Farrer
March 2013
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9781108058360
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    This thirteen-volume series, published for the Yorkshire Archaeological Society between 1914 and 1965, is an extensive collection of the pre-thirteenth-century deeds and charters of Yorkshire, which had previously remained largely unpublished. The first three volumes were expertly edited by William Farrer (1861–1924), after whose death Charles Travis Clay (1885–1978) took up the task. The series was well respected for the quality of Farrer's editing, which was only surpassed by that of Clay in the later volumes. The documents are amply annotated and accompanied by discussion of their content and points of interest. The volumes also contain facsimile plates of select documents, as well as detailed indexes. An entire volume is devoted to indexing the first three volumes. In sum, this series stands as an invaluable resource for the study of medieval British history.

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    March 2013
    Multiple copy pack
    9781108058360
    5128 pages
    485 × 350 × 185 mm
    9.45kg
    143 b/w illus. 6 maps
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    Contents

    Table of Contents

    • Volume 1: Preface
    • 1. Pre-Norman documents
    • 2. The archbishop of York's fee
    • 3. The city of York
    • 4. St Mary's abbey, York
    • 5. St Clement's priory, York
    • 6. The Crown fee
    • 7. Aincurt fee
    • 8. Arches fee
    • 9. Balliol fee
    • 10. Belvoir fee
    • 11. Bigod fee. Volume 2: Preface
    • 12. Bruse fee
    • 13. Bulmer fee
    • 14. Archbishop of Canterbury's fee
    • 15. Caux fee
    • 16. Chamberlain's fee
    • 17. Chauncy fee
    • 18. Earl of Chester's fee
    • 19. Bishop of Durham's fee
    • 20. Fossard Fee
    • 21. Gant fee
    • 22. Greystoke fee. Volume 3: Preface
    • 23. The fee of Hallamshire
    • 24. Holderness: Abermarle fee
    • 25. Honor of Lancaster
    • 26. Lascy fee
    • 27. The Malet fee
    • 28. The fee of Meschin
    • 29. The fee of Mortemer. Volume 4: Preface
    • Introduction
    • 1. Charters of the lords of the honour
    • 2. The descent of the early lords of the honour of Richmond
    • 3. Charters relating to the demesne lands of the honour in Yorkshire
    • Index of sources
    • Index of persons and places
    • Subject index. Volume 5: Introduction
    • 4. The fees of the honour
    • 5. Charters relating to the fees of the honour in Yorkshire
    • 6. The officials of the honour
    • Corrigenda et addenda
    • Index of sources
    • Index of persons and places
    • Subject index. Volume 6: Introduction
    • 1. The Paynels
    • 2. The lands of the Paynel fee
    • 3. Charters of Ralph Paynel and his eldest son William and confirmations
    • 4. Charters of the Paynels of Drax and Hambye
    • 5. Charters relating to the inheritance of Alice daughter of William Paynel
    • 6. Charters of the Paynels of Hooton Pagnell
    • Appendices
    • Index of sources
    • Index of persons and places
    • Subject index. Volume 7: Introduction
    • 1. The lords of the honour of Skipton
    • 2. The lands of the honour of Skipton
    • 3. Charters of the lords of the honour
    • 4. Charters relating to the fees of the honour
    • Appendices
    • Index of sources
    • Index of persons and places
    • Subject index. Volume 8: Introduction
    • 1. The early generations of the family of Warenne
    • 2. Charters of the lords of the honour
    • 3. Charters relating to lands of the honour of Conisborough
    • 4. Charters relating to lands of the manor of Wakefield
    • 5. The styles of the lords of the honour and notes on their officials
    • Corrigenda et addenda
    • Corrigenda to Early Yorkshire Charters, volumes V–VII
    • Index of sources
    • Index of persons and places
    • Subject index. Volume 9: Introduction
    • 1. The Stuteville families
    • 2. The lands of the Stuteville fee
    • 3. Charters of the Stuteville family
    • 4. Charters relating to the knights' fees
    • 5. Charters relating to the sub-tenure of the honour of Mowbray
    • Index of sources
    • Index of persons and places
    • Subject index. Volume 10: Introduction
    • 1. The Trussebut family and its predecessors
    • 2. The lands of the Trussebut fee
    • 3. Charters of the lords of the fee
    • 4. The tenancies of the fee
    • 5. The fee and priory of Warter
    • 6. Some charters of the Ros fee
    • Index of sources
    • Index of persons and places
    • Subject index
    • Consolidated index of fees in chief, chart pedigrees and notes on families in volumes I to X. Volume 11: Introduction
    • 1. The Percy family
    • 2. The lands of the Percy fee
    • 3. Charters of the lords of the fee
    • 4. Charters relating to the knights' fees
    • 5. Charters relating to the demesne lands
    • 6. Charters relating to other tenancies in chief
    • Index of sources
    • Index of persons and places
    • Subject index. Volume 12: Introduction
    • 1. The Tison family
    • 2. The lands of the Tison fee
    • 3. Charters relating to the lands in Yorkshire
    • 4. Charters relating to other counties
    • 5. The family of Constable of Flamborough
    • Appendices
    • Index of sources
    • Index of persons and places
    • Subject index. Volume 13: Introduction
    • Index of persons and places
    • Index of descriptions and occupations
    • Index of chart pedigrees
    • Index of royal writs and charters and of final concords
    • Index of sources.
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