Ecgberht of Wessex makes a general grant of privileges to Rochester Cathedral, 823*
Translation from Latin of Textus Roffensis, folios 137r-138v by Jacob Scott (pending review).
The same half a sulung and a marsh in Bromhey, 779
King Ecgberht II of Kent again grants half a sulung and a marsh to Deora in Bromhey (779). Translation from Latin of Textus Roffensis, folios 130r-130v by Jacob Scott (pending review).
Half a sulung and a marsh at Bromhey, Kent, 778
King Ecgberht II of Kent grants to Bishop Deora of Rochester half a sulung and a marsh at Bromhey, Kent (778). Translation from Latin of Textus Roffensis, folios 129r-130r by Jacob Scott (pending review).
Land with similar boundaries to the Rochester Cathedral foundation charter, purported date 761
King Æthelberht of Wessex and Kent (r. 860-866) grants to Bishop Deora of Rochester land with similar boundaries to that granted in the cartulary’s opening charter (purported date 761). Translation from Latin of Textus Roffensis, folios 130v-131r by Jacob Scott (pending review).
Six sulungs at Trottiscliffe with the right to pasture swine in three districts, 788
King Offa of Mercia grants to St Andrew’s and the bishopric of Rochester six sulungs at Trottiscliffe, Kent, with the right to pasture swine in three districts (788). Translation from Latin of Textus Roffensis, folios 131r-132r by Jacob Scott (pending review).
A sulung at Bromhey, 789
King Offa of Mercia grants a sulung at Bromhey to Bishop Wærmund and the church at Rochester (789). Translation from Latin of Textus Roffensis, folios 132r-133r by Jacob Scott (pending review).
A village and two yokes of land in Rochester, 765
King Ecgberht II of Kent grants to Bishop Eardwulf (of Rochester) a village and two yokes of land in Rochester (765), confirmed by King Heaberht of Kent and Offa of Mercia. Translation from Latin of Textus Roffensis, folios 126v-127v by Jacob Scott (pending review).
Ten sulungs at Stoke in Hoo
King Eadberht I of Kent grants ten sulungs at Stoke in Hoo to St Andrew’s, Rochester; Æthelberht II of Kent confirms this, 738. Translation from Latin of Textus Roffensis, folios 119v-120v by Jacob Scott (pending review).
Free access of a ship into London, 734 AD
King Æthelbald of Mercia allows the free access of a ship into London to St Andrew’s Rochester, 734 AD; Berhtwulf of Mercia confirms this, c.845 AD. Translation of Textus Roffensis, folios 120v-122r by Jacob Scott (pending review).
One and a half yokes at Rochester, 762
King Sigered of Kent grants one and a half yokes at Rochester to Bishop Eardwulf (of Rochester) for enlarging the monastery, 762. Translation from Latin of Textus Roffensis, folios 122r-123r by Jacob Scott (pending review).
Twenty sulungs at Islingham, and the right to pasture swine in four districts, 761-764
Sigered, king of half Kent, grants to Bishop Eardwulf of Rochester twenty sulungs at Islingham, and the right to pasture swine in four districts, 761-764; confirmed by Eanmund of Kent. Translation from Latin of Textus Roffensis, folios 125r-126v by Jacob Scott (pending review).
Twenty sulungs at Islingham, Kent, 764
King Offa of Mercia grants twenty sulungs at Islingham, Kent, to Bishop Eardwuld of Rochester, 764. Translation from Latin of Textus Roffensis, folios 123v-125r by Jacob Scott (pending review).
Agreement with Geldewine the moneyer concerning land at Rochester, 1115-1124
An agreement made between Geldewine the moneyer and Bishop Ernulf and the monks at St Andrews concerning land at Rochester (1115-1124). Translation from Latin of Textus Roffensis, folio 193r by Jacob Scott (pending review).
Robert, son of King Henry I, grants land
Robert, son of King Henry I, grants land to the church and monastery at Rochester. Translation from Latin of Textus Roffensis, folio 192r-192v by Jacob Scott (pending review).
Archbishop Anselm grants privileges at Northfleet church, including fishing rights
Anselm, Archbishop of Canterbury (from 1093-1109) grants to the church of St Andrews, Rochester, and to Bishop Gundulf, privileges related to the land of the church at Northfleet. Translation from Latin of Textus Roffensis, folios 181v-182r by Jacob Scott (pending review).
William II confirms Countess Goda’s gift of the manor at Estuna
William II confirms Countess Goda’s gift of the manor at Estuna to St Andrew’s, Rochester, and to Bishop Gundulf. Translation from Latin of Textus Roffensis, folio 181r by Jacob Scott (pending review).
Agreement with Coc concerning land in Rochester
An agreement made between Coc and Bishop Ernulf and the monks at St Andrew’s concerning land in Rochester (1115-1124). Translation from Latin of Textus Roffensis, folio 192v by Jacob Scott (pending review).
The cleric Ralf concedes land adjoining the cemetery
The cleric Ralf (Radulfus) concedes land adjoining the Rochester monks’ cemetery, as well as money, to settle a feud with Ernulf. Translation from Latin of Textus Roffensis, folio 198v-199v by Jacob Scott (pending review).
Agreement between the reeve of Frindsbury and the citizens of Rochester
An agreement made between the reeve of Frindsbury and the citizens of Rochester, commuting the customary payment of malt and meal for a rent of six pence from each property (possibly later than 1115). Translation from Latin of Textus Roffensis, folio 193v by Jacob Scott (pending review).
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