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Grant
Dispute/arbitration
Renounciation/surrendering of properties
751
year: 1165
initiator: Walterus princeps totius Galilee
recipient: Guido, son of Arnulfus Monachus and the canons of the Holy Sepulchre
institution: Holy Sepulchre
text: Dec 25 1164 - Dec 24 1165. Walterus princeps totius Galilee issues a sealed charter, recording the ending in his presence and in that of his barones of a dispute, which arose some time ago, between Guido, the son of Arnulfus Monachus, and the canons of the Holy Sepulchre over the casale of Gibul, which is situated in the hills, having as neighbours on the west the casalia of Hubelet, Dersoet, Derlauha and Kafra, and on the north Cocquet. Guido renounces his claims, receiving 100 besants from the canons, and surrenders the charter granted him by Walterus, who recognizes the evidence provided by his barones and by elderly men of the lands of Tiberias [Tyberiade] and invests the canons of the Holy Sepulchre with Gibul. Witnesses: Hebertus episcopus Tyberiadis; Giraldus thesaurarius; Giraldus canonicus; domnus Fulco; Guarmundus; W[illelmus] marescalcus; Galterus vicecomes; Ivo; Lodevicus; Baldevinus de Cunilz; Fulco de Petrona; W[illelmus] de Sueka; Vivianus; Johannes; Hugo Grassinus. Dec 25 1164 - Dec 24 1165. Walterus princeps totius Galilee issues a sealed charter, recording the ending in his presence and in that of his barones of a dispute, which arose some time ago, between Guido, the son of Arnulfus Monachus, and the canons of the Holy Sepulchre over the casale of Gibul,... more
sources: Bresc-Bautier, Cart St-Sépulcre, pp. 270-1, no. 138 (RRH no. 420)
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Confirmation/renewal of grants
752
year: 1165
initiator: Walterus princeps totius Galilee
recipient: Church and canons of the Holy Sepulchre
institution: Holy Sepulchre
text: Dec 25 1164 - Dec 24 1165. Galterus princeps totius Galilee, with the agreement of his wife Eschiva, confirms under seal the gifts made by his predecessor dominus Willelmus de Buris to the church and canons of the Holy Sepulchre, with the agreement of King Fulk and of Radulfus de Ysis and Symon, the heirs of Willelmus. Willelmus gave the 2 casalia of Gebul and Helkar, which stretch longitudinally from, on the west, the casalia of Hubelet, Dersoet, Derlauha and Kafra and, towards the north, as far as the casale of Cocket and the River Jordan; and latitudinally from the boundary between Bethsan and the lands of Tiberias [Tyberiade] as far as a cava which is next to a casale called Huxenia. W. de Buris also gave the canons of the Holy Sepulchre the right to use all fisheries [pischarie] belonging to the principality for a week once a year between Septuagesima and Easter, with compensation if the waters [of the Sea of Galilee] were too rough for fishing. He also conceded the angaria and auxilium of all his fishermen for one day a year and the use of a boat [navis] on the Sea of Galilee. Witnesses: Herbertus episcopus Tyberiadis; Giraldus thesaurarius; domnus Fulco; Garmundus; W[illelmus] marescalcus; Galterius vicecomes; Ivo; Lodevicus; Balduinus de Cunilz; Fulco de Petrona; Willelmus de Sueka; Vivianus; Johannes; Rodbertus Neapolitanus; Hugo Grassinus. Dec 25 1164 - Dec 24 1165. Galterus princeps totius Galilee, with the agreement of his wife Eschiva, confirms under seal the gifts made by his predecessor dominus Willelmus de Buris to the church and canons of the Holy Sepulchre, with the agreement of King Fulk and of Radulfus de Ysis and Symon,... more
sources: Bresc-Bautier, Cart St-Sépulcre, pp. 267-8, no. 136 (RRH no. 417)
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Eleemosynary grant
753
year: 1165
initiator: Baldwin of Mirabel
recipient: Hospital of Saint John of Jerusalem
institution: Hospital of Saint John of Jerusalem
text: Dec. 25 1164 - Dec. 24 1165. Balduinus de Mirabella, the son of dominus Barisanus, with the agreement of his wife domina R. and his brother Barisanus, makes an eleemosynary grant to the Hospital of St John of Jerusalem, to benefit particularly the souls of his parents. He gives a pecia terre in the territory of Mirabella, next to a vineyard already belonging to the Hospital, in order to plant vines. On one side the land touches the land of St Lazarus and on the other a road [via] that leads to casale Roardi. Balduinus makes the gift in the presence of his wife, his brother Barisanus, and Gualterius Mirabelle vicecomes, Aimericus frater Filippus de Caphrano, Jordanus Ybelin, Osmundus, Hancherius, Mozart and others. With the agreement of Jordanus de Ybeli[n], his brother Barisanus and his wife R., Balduinus also surrenders whatever rights he has over the vineyard given to the Hospital by Menardus and his wife, and over the vineyard that had belonged to Hubertus Patriarche; these vineyards are next to one another and are enclosed. Witnesses: Guillelmus de Caphrano; Nicholaus de Ybelino; Gualterius vicecomes; Osmundius; Ancherius and others. The charter was drawn up in the time of frater Aldinus. Dec. 25 1164 - Dec. 24 1165. Balduinus de Mirabella, the son of dominus Barisanus, with the agreement of his wife domina R. and his brother Barisanus, makes an eleemosynary grant to the Hospital of St John of Jerusalem, to benefit particularly the souls of his parents. He gives a pecia terre in the... more
sources: Delaville Le Roulx, Cart Hosp 1:238-9, no. 340 (RRH no. 419)
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Grant
754
year: 1165
initiator: Regnaud, lord of margat
recipient: Hospital of Saint John of Jerusalem
institution: Hospital of Saint John of Jerusalem
text: *Dec. 25 1164 - Dec. 24 1165. Regnaud, lord of Margat, with the agreement of his wife the daughter of the count of Tripoli, and of his children Amauri and Bertrand, gives the Hospital of St John of Jerusalem the casalia of Toron and l’Evêque, together with several parcels [fonds] of land. *Dec. 25 1164 - Dec. 24 1165. Regnaud, lord of Margat, with the agreement of his wife the daughter of the count of Tripoli, and of his children Amauri and Bertrand, gives the Hospital of St John of Jerusalem the casalia of Toron and l’Evêque, together with several parcels [fonds] of land.
sources: Delaville Le Roulx, Cart Hosp 1:239, no. 341 (RRH no. 419a)
RRR:
Census
755
year: 1165
institution: Holy Sepulchre
text: (c.1165). [103] A list of tenants of the Holy Sepulchre [in Jerusalem] and their rents [census]. In vico Montis Syon: Willelmus Angevin 9 besants; Maria Lechevere 2 besants; Johannes Libisonorum 7 besants; Turoz 3 besants; Mahafe 2 besants; Litart 2 besants; Johannes Raimont 6 besants. In vico Sancti Martini: Ricardus Capons 3 and a half besants; Petrus 4 besants; Baron 3 besants; Guillelmus Tortus 3 besants; Stephanus de Kaors 3 besants; Seyr surianus 4 besants; Bulfarage medicus 2 besants. In vico Girardi Lissebovette: ..... 14 besants; Petrus 12 besants. In vico Templi: Odo de Sparnay 14 besants; Bernardus Bevasis 17 besants; Bernardus Muletez 17 besants; Bernardus Bruhet 16 besants; Dame Gode 4 besants. Ante palatium domni patriarche: Petrus de Joppen 4 besants. In vico de Repoes: Stephanus Mazun 14 besants; Selam Mazum half a besant; Brain drogeman 5 besants - the house has an oven behind it. That house had belonged to Martinus Karaone and his son Bonet. The wife of Petrus de Yspania, who had been a consoror of the Holy Sepulchre and died in the Holy Sepulchre’s garden in Acre, left the canons her house in Jerusalem, which is situated in ruga Marescalka or in ruga Sancte Anastasie. Bernardus Bedewin, vicarius and confrater, left the canons his house in vico Sancte Anastasie, next to the house of Albertus Lumbardus. (c.1165). [103] A list of tenants of the Holy Sepulchre [in Jerusalem] and their rents [census]. In vico Montis Syon: Willelmus Angevin 9 besants; Maria Lechevere 2 besants; Johannes Libisonorum 7 besants; Turoz 3 besants; Mahafe 2 besants; Litart 2 besants; Johannes Raimont 6 besants. In vico... more
sources: Bresc-Bautier, Cart St-Sépulcre, pp. 321-2, no. 168 (RRH no. 421)
comments: [103] This rental, which must have been inspired by the same resolution of a dispute with the Hospitallers that generated the rental of 1157-1163, may have dated from slightly later than the Hospitaller one. It cannot have been compiled any earlier than 1160. Of the tenants listed in it, in Dec. 25 1151 – Aug. 31 1152 Martinus Caroana, with his son’s Bonetus’s consent, had confirmed the gift of houses to the Holy Sepulchre made by his first wife Teiza while she was alive, but on Jun. 8 1160 Bonetus, who had been disputing this with respect to a volta attached to the houses, came to an agreement with the canons that specified that should there be further infractions, the volta could go to canons. The rental must have been drawn up after the agreement with Bonetus. The rent for the vault is not mentioned in the rental and it is possible that it had passed to the Holy Sepulchre. Further evidence is provided by the name of Dame Gode, who was the widow of the viscount Bencelinus. He is mentioned in documents 1134-52, but must have died in the 1150s. [Tischler, Die Burgenses, pp. 93-6, 259]. Of other identifiable names in the list, Albertus Lombardus, whose houses are to be found referred in one of the interpolations, flourished from 1150 to 1174 (Tischler, Die Burgenses, pp. 128-31, 252). Strictly speaking, therefore, the rental should be dated between 1160 and c.1175, but it is likely to have been compiled in the mid 1160s.
RRR:
Census
756
year: 1165
institution: Holy Sepulchre
text: (c.1165). [104] List of names and the sites of old ovens belonging to the canons of the Holy Sepulchre. One each at the following sites. In vico David; before the door of [the church of] St James; before the house of Roardus castellanus; before the church of St Martin; in the house called that of Gilebertus de Pingeny; de vico Montis Syon; before the church of St Thomas of the Germans; the oven of St Giles in vico Templi; before the Bocheria; at la Tannerie; the oven of Rainaldus in vico Kocatrice; the oven of Anastasia; the oven de Repois; the oven of the Judairia before the door [of the church of] St Helyas; another in the Judaria behind [the church of] St Agnes towards the east; the New Oven [furnus novus] in the Judaria; the oven of Martinus Karavan; at the head of the vicus Girardi de Lissebone; in vico de Tresmailes; de vico Sancti Stephani; de Columba; de Ruffeide, next to [the church of] St Chariton; before the door of [the church of] the Holy Sepulchre; de Cecilia; the oven of [the church of ] St Pastor. (c.1165). [104] List of names and the sites of old ovens belonging to the canons of the Holy Sepulchre. One each at the following sites. In vico David; before the door of [the church of] St James; before the house of Roardus castellanus; before the church of St Martin; in the house called that of... more
sources: Bresc-Bautier, Cart St-Sépulcre, pp. 322-3, no. 169 (RRH no. 421)
comments: [104] The list of ovens may have been composed in similar circumstances to the rental, but it may be a little later. It is unlikely to have been written any earlier than 1163, because Roard the castellan, referred to in it, was in post from 1163 to 1177 (Mayer, UKJ 2:545). The terminal dates could be 1163-1175.
RRR:
Grant
Confirmation/renewal of grants
757
year: 1166
initiator: King Amalric
recipient: Knights Templar
institution: Templars
text: Jan. 17. Acre. Amalric, per dei gratiam in sancta civitate Iherusalem Latinorum rex quintus, confirms under seal the possession by the Knights Templar [milicia de Templo] of Haman with all its territory and half of everything Philippus de Neapoli had in Belcha. These properties were given by Philippus [as an entry gift] when he entered the Temple. Witnesses: Ferricus Tirensis archiepiscopus; Letardus Nazarenus archiepiscopus; Reinerius Liddensis episcopus; Guilelmus Achonensis episcopus; Johannes Paneadendis episcopus; Galterius princeps tocius Galilee; Hunfredus consta[bula]rius; filius ejus Hunfredus; Hugo de Cesarea; Gormundus de Tiberiade; A[rn]ulfus de Landast; Milo de Planci; Viuianus de Caiphe; Guillelmus marescalcus; Paganus de Caipha; Otho de Risberc. The charter was drawn up by Radulfus episcopus Bethleem, regis cancellarius. Jan. 17. Acre. Amalric, per dei gratiam in sancta civitate Iherusalem Latinorum rex quintus, confirms under seal the possession by the Knights Templar [milicia de Templo] of Haman with all its territory and half of everything Philippus de Neapoli had in Belcha. These properties were given by... more
sources: Mayer, UKJ 2:548-50, no. 314
RRR:
Grant
Lease
758
year: 1166
initiator: King Amalric
recipient: Templum Domini
institution: Templum Domini
text: *Feb. 18 1163 - Apr. 6-12 1166. King Amalric gives the Templum Domini the casale of Sesset in exchange for a rent of 60 besants a year. *Feb. 18 1163 - Apr. 6-12 1166. King Amalric gives the Templum Domini the casale of Sesset in exchange for a rent of 60 besants a year.
sources: Mayer, UKJ 2:550, no. 315
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Grant
759
year: 1166
recipient: Galfridus abbot of the Templum Domini
institution: Templum Domini
text: 1146 - Apr. 6 1166. [105] Galfridus abbas Sancti Templi Domini Jerusalem records that with the consent of his chapter he has received the gift of a parish church in Suffolk, England, while allowing the lay lord to have rights of patronage. Witnesses: [Walkelinus archidiaconus; Michel de Meltuna clericus noster; Alanus decanus; Hugo clericus nepos noster; Baldewinus decanus;] and many others. 1146 - Apr. 6 1166. [105] Galfridus abbas Sancti Templi Domini Jerusalem records that with the consent of his chapter he has received the gift of a parish church in Suffolk, England, while allowing the lay lord to have rights of patronage. Witnesses: [Walkelinus archidiaconus; Michel de Meltuna... more
sources: Linder, ‘An unpublished charter’, p. 121
comments: [105] For the date, see Linder, ‘An unpublished charter’, pp. 122-3.
RRR:
Confirmation/renewal of grants
760
year: 1166
initiator: King Amalric
recipient: Hugo abbas and the Templum Domini
institution: Templum Domini
text: Apr. 6-12. Acre. Amalric, per dei gratiam in sancta civitate Ierusalem Latinorum rex quintus, confirms under seal for Hugo abbas and the Templum Domini their endowments. He confirms their possesion of the atrium adjacent to the Templum Domini [the Haram] and everything - baths, houses, cultivated and uncultivated places - within its walls and whatever the Templum Domini possesses in lands, gardens and houses in the city of Jerusalem. Whenever he or any king should give capitalis redditus to his milites 30 besants will be rendered to the Templum Domini, as granted by King Baldwin I. He confirms: a rent of 100 besants a year, taken from the David Gate, which was given out of his assisia by Manasses constabularius; vineyards in the territory of Jerusalem and the house of St John [the Baptist] in the mountains; 2 gastinae called Heteyre and Beitdecoc given by Queen Melisende; half of the casale of Safra with its villani, given by Galterius Malduit; 2 gastine in the territory of Hebron given by Philippus Neapolitanus; the casale of Danube in the territory of Blanche Garde and 10 carrucate terre acquired after the capture of Ascalon; in the territory of Ascalon 2 carrucate terre, which were held by Robertus de Tresponz; houses in the town of Ascalon with a mill, a mahumeria and a garden with land for planting a vineyard; in Hibelinum 2 carrucate terre which were given in exchange for the land that Rogerius Ramathensis episcopus had given the Templum Domini; also in Hibelinum houses with a plantation [virgultum] and 4 carrucate terre which were given by Balianus; houses, gardens, cultivated or uncultivated, and everything else the canons own in Nablus, together with 300 besants a year, granted by Patriarchs Warmund, Stephen and William from the royal tithe; the tithe of the money fief [bisanciorum feodum] of Guido de Miliaco in Nablus; the tithe of the land that the same Guido possessed by hereditary right; and the tithes of the casalia of Lvban, Ruezun, Deira, Duera, Orif, Gerraa and Derach; also the tithes of the possessions of Vlricus vicecomes, that is to say of Ciriz, Misiriffi, Gidide, Casale Syrorum, Zaiet, Nip and Azeire; the tithe of all the land across the river [Jordan] of Balduinus vicecomes, which he held after the exchange of territories, except for that of Daramahet and Sier; all tithes levied on vineyards cultivated by the Franci from the bottom of the valley to the summit of the hill on the other side of Nablus, given by Queen Melisende; in the territory of Caesarea a casale called Casale Alemanni by its builder, but otherwise known as Beledam, which belonged to Arnaldus and Alexander, the sons of Costa; in the city of Caesarea a house that belonged to Theobaldus canonicus Cesariensis and a statio that also belonged to Theobaldus, situated on the other side [altera pars] of the public street up against the funda of Caesarea; another house next to the port of Caesarea; 4 carrucate terre at Genuinum, together with a house; in the city of Acre a house that belonged to Guibertus de Portu, 2 domunculae next to the house of Cholet and houses which Adam Burdula held of the Templum Domini; a fundum outside the walls of Acre, in which the church of St Andrew is situated, and land adjacent to it with houses built and being built on it; and the casale called Sesset, granted by King Amalric in exchange for a rent of 60 besants a year; in the city of Tyre houses [attached to] the church of St Julian with a small piece of land, and in the territory of Tyre two-thirds of the casale called Hanoe, with the assurance of the rest when the casale comes into royal hands, and a gastina called Zederia; in Arabia 1000 besants a year in tithes of lands and produce, which Patriarchs Gibelin and Arnulf gave to the Templum Domini with the assent of King Baldwin I and which Patriarch William later confirmed; 3 casalia called Coreb, Antiochet or Moab and Beteligene; in Mons Regalis houses, proriae, vineyards and curtilia; in Crat houses and gardens, and in its territory vineyards given by Philippus Neapolitanus. Witnesses: Fredericus Tyrensis archiepiscopus; Letardus Nazarenus archiepiscopus; Reinerius Liddensis episcopus; Guillelmus Acconensis episcopus; Petrus prior Dominici Sepulchri; Gunterius abbas Montis Syon; Haimericus prior Montis Oliueti; Galterus princeps Galilee; Guido Francigena; Hugo de Cesarea; Hemfridus constabularius; Guido de Maine[riis; Ot]to de Risbergis. The charter was drawn up by Radulfus episcopus Bethleem regisque c[ancellarius]. Apr. 6-12. Acre. Amalric, per dei gratiam in sancta civitate Ierusalem Latinorum rex quintus, confirms under seal for Hugo abbas and the Templum Domini their endowments. He confirms their possesion of the atrium adjacent to the Templum Domini [the Haram] and everything - baths, houses, cultivated... more
sources: Mayer, UKJ 2:550-3, no. 316 (RRH no. 422a)
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