1to record, set down in legal form:
(
s.xiiiin;
MS: s.xiii2/4
)
Ceste assise fud enchartree Pur mustrance par la cuntree
211
2lawto grant, define by charter:
(
c.1230;
MS: s.xiiiex
)
E Scrin ad pus enchartré: [A] Adam de Feipo l’ad pus doné
3154
(
1294
)
le roy e ses auncestres ount graunté e enchartré au dit G. et a M. sa femme [...] lor terre de Mide
38
(
1327
)
qe la poueraile
(l. pouerailé) (=boundary) qi fust chivaché, de quei nous avoms esté seisi par chartre du rois [...] estoise, si come ele est chivaché et enchartré
121
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enchartrer1 (s.xiiiin)