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Pipe rolls: copeland in cumberland (1189-1190) the great rolls of the pipe contain returns of income and expenditure from the sheriffs and farmers of the various english sheriffdoms, counties or shires and from honors and bishoprics in the hands of the crown.
Parker, fhm (ed), the pipe rolls of cumberland and westmorland, 1222–1260, cumberland and westmorland antiquarian and archaeological society, extra series, 12 (kendal, 1905) peers, c, transactions of the cumberland and westmorland antiquarian and archaeological society, 2nd series, 18 (1918), 235–7, and 19 (1919), 165–7.
6 the pipe roll of 1130 has only recently been subjected to a systematic analysis. Green, 'praeclarum et magnificum antiquitatis monumentum': the earliest surviving pipe roll, bulletin of the institute of historical research 55 (1982), 1-17, computerized all items of revenue and expenditures reported in the pipe roll.
The great rolls of the pipe contain returns of income and expenditure from the sheriffs and farmers of the various english.
Sketch map of place-names in the pipe rolls of cumberland and westmorland.
The pipe rolls supply details of payments made to and by the crown, and of debts still owed. This is part of the pipe roll entry for the county of cornwall, compiled.
The financial account presented to the exchequer by the sheriffs of england. The earliest surviving roll dates from 1130 and there is an almost unbroken series.
The personal name appears in the pipe rolls of cumberland in 1177, suannus faber, and in the assize court rolls of yorkshire in 1219, suan'filius arkill. The surname is first recorded in the latter half of the 14th century, (see below).
The survival of the northumberland eyre roll forrecording over eleven hundred law suits, provides a rare glimpse of the county (together with information on lancashire, westmorland and cumberland) on the eve of the outbreak of the anglo-scottish wars; as only brief extracts from the roll have been published previously, this full edition.
The pipe rolls of the exchequer contain accounts of the royal income, arranged by county, for each financial year. They represent the earliest surviving series of public records, and are essentially continuous from 1155 onwards until the 19th century; one roll from 1129-30 also survives.
They represent the earliest surviving series of public records, and are essentially continuous from 1155 onwards until the 19th century; one roll from 1129-30 also.
Dodsworth 74, 1646, 163 leaves: extracts from the percy chartulary and yorkshire family evidences:.
Summerson suggests that the market (mercatum) and two fairs (feria) held by william de stutevill at an unnamed place in cumberland, noted in the pipe roll of 1200, were at kirkoswald.
This is the first clearly dated evidence that cumberland and westmorland partook in being governed like counties as part of the anglo-norman realm. James wilson described this record as ‘the first national document we possess referring to carlisle and the district’.
Suan filius arkill is recorded in 1219 in yorkshire in the assize rolls. John swann is recorded in 1221 in the assize rolls of shropshire, and gilbert swan, recorded in 1260 in the assize rolls of cumberland.
The pipe roll of 1130 refers to land at carlisle, formerly belonging to gueri the fleming, who is presumably identical with wem or werric of weary holme, carlisle. Around 1610, john denton, represented a colony of flemings at carlisle before 1100, and partly transplanted to other places in cumberland early in the twelfth century.
The pipe rolls are the records of the audits of the sheriffs ' accounts, usually conducted at michaelmas by the exchequer, or english treasury. Until the chancery records began in the reign of king john of england, they were the only continuous set of records kept by the english government.
The oldest surviving pipe roll dates from the 31st year of the reign of king henry i of england (1130), and these documents are almost completely intact.
Rolls for 1129/30-1222, 1229/30 and are 1241/42 printed, mainly by the pipe roll society administrative / biographical background: the pipe rolls are the oldest series of english governmental documents, and were created by the most ancient department of the english government, the exchequer, which existed by 1110.
Relating to the mine during the scottish occupation of cumberland and northum berland from 1136 to 1157, but king david i of scotland made grants from the mine's profits. 12 the mine regularly appears in the pipe rolls of the english exchequer after henry ips recovery of the northern counties in 1157.
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Remains, introduction to and texts of the cumberland domesday, early pipe rolls, and testa de nevill and volume ii (1905) which covered political history high sheriff of worcestershire (7,609 words) [view diff] case mismatch in snippet view article find links to article.
Pipe rolls, also called great rolls of the exchequer, the oldest and longest series of english public records and a valuable source for the financial and administrative history of medieval england. Apart from an isolated survival from 1130, they begin in 1156 and continue with few breaks until 1832.
The pipe-rolls, or, sheriff's annual accounts of the revenues of the crown.
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