In 1896 the reverend W.O. Massingberg, rector of South Ormsby, edited a volume of Abstracts of Final Concords relating to the county of Lincoln, and covering the period from 5 Richard I (A,D. 1193) to 28 Henry III (A.D. 1244).This volume is a continuation of that volume to the end of Henry III’s reign (A.D. 1272) with the addition of appendixes containing some earlier concords from various sources. The index includes references to places mentioned in Volume 1. Most of the concords are cast in a common mould and it has been found possible to omit, without loss, a good deal of the common form. In some cases unusual particulars are recorded and a full translation is given. The property that was dealt with in final concords was land, or some right or interest of a transferable nature connected with land. Final concords help to identify places mentioned in other records and furnish information about parishes, vills, hamlets and manors which have become depopulated, or of which few traces remain.
Adapted from the Preface and Introduction to the volume
Adapted from the Preface and Introduction to the volume
Volume 17 Final Concords of the County of Lincoln from the Feet of Fines preserved in the Public Record Office A.D. 1244-1272 with additions from various sources A.D. 1176-1250 Volume II
Editor C.W. Foster, M.A., F.S.A. Canon of Lincoln and Vicar of Timberland
Date For the year ending 30th September 1919
Publication Date 1920
Size 255 x 155 mm
Language English with the occasional extract in Latin
Printer W.K. Morton & Sons, 27 High Street, Horncastle
Content Frontispiece, Reproduction from the original manuscript of The Two Parts of a Chirograph with the Foot of Fine (pages xxix, lxxx, lxxxi)
Contents, 4 pages
Preface, 1 page
Abbreviations and Manuscript Authorities, 2 pages
Introduction, 63 pages
Formulary, 10 pages
Final Concords, 294 pages
Appendix I, Additions to Volume 1, 12 pages
Appendix II, Additions to Volumes I & II from sources outside the Public Record Office, 9 pages
Appendix III, Table shewing the present references to the Concords contained in Final Concords, Volume 1, 4 pages
Appendix IV, Errata in Final Concords, Volume 1, 5 pages
Appendix V, Additional Concords, 9 pages
Appendix VI, Errata in Pipe Roll Society’s Volumes, 1 page
Appendix VII, [Library of the Dean and Chapter of Peterborough: from the Goxhill Ledger, ff. 5d. and 6, no. 25], 2 pages
Corrections and Additions, 2 pages
Index of Persons and Places, 84 pages
Index of Counties, 5 pages
Index of Subjects, 14 pages
Description In 1896 the reverend W.O. Massingberg, rector of South Ormsby, edited a volume of Abstracts of Final Concords relating to the county of Lincoln, and covering the period from 5 Richard I (A,D. 1193) to 28 Henry III (A.D. 1244).This volume is a continuation of that volume to the end of Henry III’s reign (A.D. 1272) with the addition of appendixes containing some earlier concords from various sources. The index includes references to places mentioned in Volume 1. Most of the concords are cast in a common mould and it has been found possible to omit, without loss, a good deal of the common form. In some cases unusual particulars are recorded and a full translation is given. The property that was dealt with in final concords was land, or some right or interest of a transferable nature connected with land. Final concords help to identify places mentioned in other records and furnish information about parishes, vills, hamlets and manors which have become depopulated, or of which few traces remain.
Adapted from the Preface and Introduction to the volume.
Editor C.W. Foster, M.A., F.S.A. Canon of Lincoln and Vicar of Timberland
Date For the year ending 30th September 1919
Publication Date 1920
Size 255 x 155 mm
Language English with the occasional extract in Latin
Printer W.K. Morton & Sons, 27 High Street, Horncastle
Content Frontispiece, Reproduction from the original manuscript of The Two Parts of a Chirograph with the Foot of Fine (pages xxix, lxxx, lxxxi)
Contents, 4 pages
Preface, 1 page
Abbreviations and Manuscript Authorities, 2 pages
Introduction, 63 pages
Formulary, 10 pages
Final Concords, 294 pages
Appendix I, Additions to Volume 1, 12 pages
Appendix II, Additions to Volumes I & II from sources outside the Public Record Office, 9 pages
Appendix III, Table shewing the present references to the Concords contained in Final Concords, Volume 1, 4 pages
Appendix IV, Errata in Final Concords, Volume 1, 5 pages
Appendix V, Additional Concords, 9 pages
Appendix VI, Errata in Pipe Roll Society’s Volumes, 1 page
Appendix VII, [Library of the Dean and Chapter of Peterborough: from the Goxhill Ledger, ff. 5d. and 6, no. 25], 2 pages
Corrections and Additions, 2 pages
Index of Persons and Places, 84 pages
Index of Counties, 5 pages
Index of Subjects, 14 pages
Description In 1896 the reverend W.O. Massingberg, rector of South Ormsby, edited a volume of Abstracts of Final Concords relating to the county of Lincoln, and covering the period from 5 Richard I (A,D. 1193) to 28 Henry III (A.D. 1244).This volume is a continuation of that volume to the end of Henry III’s reign (A.D. 1272) with the addition of appendixes containing some earlier concords from various sources. The index includes references to places mentioned in Volume 1. Most of the concords are cast in a common mould and it has been found possible to omit, without loss, a good deal of the common form. In some cases unusual particulars are recorded and a full translation is given. The property that was dealt with in final concords was land, or some right or interest of a transferable nature connected with land. Final concords help to identify places mentioned in other records and furnish information about parishes, vills, hamlets and manors which have become depopulated, or of which few traces remain.
Adapted from the Preface and Introduction to the volume.