Note 1096 — APPENDICES. (continued 3)
Reading edition
"Ut de hiis essartis dicantur quieti, quæ fuerant ante diem quâ rex illustris Henricus primus rebus humanis exemptus est" (Dialogus, i. 11). The reason for the restriction is added.
[1097] See, for instance, The Forest of Essex (Fisher), p. 313.
[1098] As a matter of fact, her son's succession was marked by the exaction of heavy sums, under this head, as shown by the extracts from his first Pipe-Roll in the Red book of the Exchequer.
[1099] Pat. 2 Hen. VI., p. 3, m. 18.
[1100] "Reddo et concedo ecclesiæ Berchingie et Abbatissæ Adel[iciæ] omnes boscos et terras suas ... quas Henricus Rex afforestavit, ut illas excolat et hospitetur."
[1101] Probably present as a brother of the abbess ("Soror Pagani filii Johannis").
[1102] "Omnes forestas quas rex Henricus superaddidit ecclesiis et regno quietas reddo et concedo."