Date(s)

1221

People mentioned

• Riche of Nottingham (“Richa”, “Richa Vidua”)
• Benedict son of Riche (“Benedictus”, “Benedicto filio Riche”)
• Miriam mother of Abraham, wife of Joseph ※ (“Muriel”)
• Abraham son of Miriam and Joseph (“Abraham”, “Abraham filio Muriel’”)
• Floria daughter of Josce (“Fluria”, “Fluria filia Joscei”)
• Josce father of Floria (“Josceus”, “Joscei”)
• Belina daughter of Isaac (“Belina”, “Belya”, “Belina filia Isaac”, “Belya filia Isaac”)
• Isaac father of Belina of Cambridge (“Isaac”)
• Sarra sister of Mulin’ (“Sarra”, “Sarra sorore Mulin’”)
• Mulin sibling of Sarra of Oxford (“Mulin’”)
• Genta daughter of Isaac of Hereford (“Genta”, “Gente fil’ Isaac”)
• Isaac father of Genta of Hereford (“Isaac”)
• Muriel of Winchester (“Murel’”, “Miriell’ de Wynton’”)
• Samuel of Northampton (“Samuel”, “Samuel genero suo”)
• Bacceva wife of Benedict of Northampton (“Bacceua”, “Bacceua relicta Benedicti”)
• Benedict of Northampton ¶ (“Benedictus”, “Benedicti”)
• Esther daughter of Aaron (“Ister”, “Ister filia Aaron de Glouernia”)
• Aaron of Gloucester (“Aaron”, “Aaron de Glouernia”)
• Judea daughter of Sampson (“Judea”, “Judea filia Sampsonis”)
• Sampson father of Judea of Northampton (“Sampson”, “Sampsonis”)
• Belia daughter of Isaac of Northampton (“Bella”, “Belina”, “Bella filia Isaac”, “Belina filia Isaac”)
• Isaac father of Belia of Northampton (“Isaac”)
• Floria wife of Deudone of Northampton (“Fluria”, “Flurie quondam uxore Deudon’”, “Fluria relicta Deodati”)
• Isaac son of Floria (“Isaac”, “Isaac filio suo”)
• Deudone of Northampton (“Deudon’”, “Deodatus”, “Deodati”)
• Antera of Gloucester (“Antera”, “Antera de Glovernia”)
• Chera daughter of Brun (“Chera”, “Chera filia Brun”)
• Brun father of Chera of Northampton (“Brun”)
• Chera the Widow of Northampton (“Chera”, “Chera vidua”)
• Antera the Widow of Canterbury (“Antera”, “Antera vidua”)
• Milka the Widow of Northampton (“Melka”, “Melka vidua”)
• Mirabel of Gloucester (“Mirabilia”, “Mirabilia de Glouernia”)
• Bonenfant of Gloucester husband of Genta (“Bonenfant”, “Bonenfant filio Mirabilie”)
• Belina of Gloucester daughter of Mirabel (“Belia”, “Belia filia Mirabilie”)
• Isaac son-in-law of Mirabel of Gloucester (“Isaac”, “Isaac de Lincolnia genero Mirabilie”)
• Judea the Widow of Gloucester (“Judea”, “Judea vidua”)
• Duce the Widow of Gloucester (“Duce”, “Duce vidua”)
• David Lumbard father of Rachel (“Dauid”, “Dauid Lumbard’”)
• Rachel Lumbard of Nottingham (“filia sua”)
• Milka of Norwich (“Milka”)
• Simon son of Sarra of Norwich (“Simon”, “Simone filio Sarre”)
• Sarra of Norwich (“Sarra”, “Sarre”)
• Rosa daughter of Jacob of Colchester (“Rosa”, “Rosa filia Jacobi”)
• Jacob of Colchester (“Jacob”, “Jacobi”, “Jacobo de Colecestria”)
• Sarra daughter of Isaac of Stamford (“Sarra”, “Rosa filia Isaac”)
• Isaac of Stamford (“Isaac”)
• Rosa the Widow of York (“Rosa”, “Rosa vidua”)
• Gentil wife of Jacob son of Vives of Lincoln (“Gentillia”, “Gentillio de Lincolnia”)
• Soleil the Widow of Winchester (“Soleil”, “Solellie vidua”, “Solellie judea”)
• Antera daughter of Chera of Winchester (“Antera”, “Antera filia Chere”)
• Abraham son of Chera of Winchester (“Abraham”, “Abraham filio Chere”)
• Elias son of Chera of Winchester (“Elyas”, “Elya filio Chere”, “Helya filio Chere”)
• Hamekin son of Chera of Winchester (“Hamekin’”, “Hamekin’ filio Chere”)
• Deulebene son of Chera of Winchester (“Deulebenete”, “Duelebeneye filio Chere”)
• Chera of Winchester ※ (“Chera”, “Chere”)
• Godenota sister of Sampson Furmentin (“Godenota”, “Godenot’ sorore Frumentin”)
• Sampson Furmentin (“Sampson Frumentin”, “Frumentin”, “Sampsone Frumentin’”)
• Pucelle mother of Ursell ※ (“Pucele”)
• Ursell son of Pucelle (“Ursellus”, “Ursello filio Pucele”)
• Slema of Worcester (“Salma”, “Salme”)
• Milka the Widow of Canterbury (“Milka”, “Milka vidua”)
• Aaron son-in-law of Milka of Canterbury (“Aaron”, “Aaron genero Milka”)

Business(es)

Donum/Tallage

Manuscript source

TNA E 401/4, 4–4d.

Print sources

Chew, Helena M. A Jewish Aid to Marry, A.D. 1221, Transactions of the Jewish Historical Society of England 11 (1924–1927), pp. 92–111. pp. 99–111.