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Whereupon two women, as next of kin of the same Robert Fleming, with their husbands, claimed the advowson of the church at West- minster. They said that one Hugh Fleming had presented his son and clerk the said Robert Fleming to the church of Polebrook, and that, inasmuch as the said Robert Fleming died childless, they, the two women, as lawful descendants of his sister, were entitled to the advowson. In defence the 1 Rotuli de Oblatis et Finibus, 1835, pp. 118, 177, 342, 400.
' Eastwood's Eccl...esfield, 1862, pp. 102-5, 144-5- 3 ' ' Robertus Fleming, dominus et persona de Pokebroc, dedit nobis manerium de Polcebroc cum omnibus pertinentiis." — Chronicon Peiroburgeme, p. 15.
144 CHURCH AND MANOR abbot pleaded the charter of 1252, which declared that the said Robert Fleming granted to the monks of Peterborough " all the tenement which he had in the vill of Polebrook, with the advowson of the church of the same vill, as well in messuages, buildings, gardens, arable lands, meadows, common pastures, fisheries, and pastures, as in rents, services, customs, homages, fidelities, wards, reliefs, escheats, heriots, suits of villanage, together with the villans and their sequels and chattels, with every right which he had in the said tenement and the appurtenances thereof." ^ On this evidence judgment was given for the monastery.
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Whereupon two women, as next of kin of the same Robert Fleming, with their husbands, claimed the advowson of the church at West- minster. They said that one Hugh Fleming had presented his son and clerk the said Robert Fleming to the church of Polebrook, and that, inasmuch as the said Robert Fleming died childless, they, the two women, as lawful descendants of his sister, were entitled to the advowson. In defence the 1 Rotuli de Oblatis et Finibus, 1835, pp. 118, 177, 342, 400.
' Eastwood's Eccl...esfield, 1862, pp. 102-5, 144-5- 3 ' ' Robertus Fleming, dominus et persona de Pokebroc, dedit nobis manerium de Polcebroc cum omnibus pertinentiis." — Chronicon Peiroburgeme, p. 15.
144 CHURCH AND MANOR abbot pleaded the charter of 1252, which declared that the said Robert Fleming granted to the monks of Peterborough " all the tenement which he had in the vill of Polebrook, with the advowson of the church of the same vill, as well in messuages, buildings, gardens, arable lands, meadows, common pastures, fisheries, and pastures, as in rents, services, customs, homages, fidelities, wards, reliefs, escheats, heriots, suits of villanage, together with the villans and their sequels and chattels, with every right which he had in the said tenement and the appurtenances thereof." ^ On this evidence judgment was given for the monastery.
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