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A Late Thirteenth-Century Survey of Buildings on Estates of Southwark Priory

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  29 November 2011

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Copyright © The Society of Antiquaries of London 1978

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NOTES

1 British Library, MS. Cotton Faustina A viii, f 174. Entries dated 1289 and 1293 follow on immediately afterwards in the same hand. The survey is referred to in Platt, Colin, The Monastic Grange in Medieval England (1969), pp. 35–6Google Scholar.

2 The Domesday of St. Paul's, ed. Hale, W. H. (Camden Soc. lxix, 1858), pp. xliii, 122–39Google Scholar.

3 Ibid., p. 123 (Wickham, Essex).

4 For instance, the Great Coxwell and Cressing Temple barns, and those described in Rigold, S. E., ‘Some major Kentish timber barns’, Arch. Cant. lxxxi (1966), 130Google Scholar.

5 British Library, MS. Cotton Faustina A viii, f. 166 v.

6 Cf. Salzman, L. F., Building in England (1967). 197Google Scholar.

7 Hewett, C. A., The Development of Carpentry 1200–1700 (1969), pp. 6775Google Scholar.

8 See the grants listed in Index to Charters and Rolls in the British Museum, II (1912), p. 697Google Scholar.

9 Guildford Muniment Room 11/5/1, n/3/1; V.C.H. Surrey, iv, p. 168.

10 British Library, Add. MS. 6040, No. 2; V.C.H. Surrey, IV, p. 231.

11 British Library, Campbell Charter, xvi. 2; V.C.H. Surrey, iii, p. 259.

12 V.C.H. Surrey, iii, pp. 238–9, 245; F.C.H. Bucks, iii, p. 309.

13 Cf. Rigold, S. E., ‘Two camerae of the military orders’, Arch. Journ. cxxii (1965), 86Google Scholar.

14 Smith, J. T., ‘Medieval aisled halls and their derivatives’, Arch. Journ. cxii (1955), 78, 80Google Scholar.

15 Some disjointed notes in British Library, MS. Cotton Faustina A viii, f. 41, in a hand off. 1300, apparently refer to such a progress to Addington and Banstead.

16 I am grateful to Mr. John Goodall, Miss Elizabeth Gue, Mr. George Lambrick, Mr. Nicholas Palmer, and Mr. Jeffrey West for helpful comments in the preparation of this note.