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Published online by Cambridge University Press: 03 May 2011
Jurors of the 2 hundreds of Ely which meet at Wichford: Rainald de Dunham, Gostridus, the reeve of these hundreds, Tanccred de Sutton, Osmund de Stratham, Gillebert de Lindon, Geoffrey (“Gosfridus”) the abbot's constable, Robert the chamberlain, Bernard de Monte, Huna de Ely, Alriz Wordepund, Alriz Serdere, Osmund de Wicheham, Alnodd de Sutton, Ledmar de Wichdford, Leodmanus the priest, Alfwin de Haningetun; Inq. Eliensis (ed. Hamilton), 100.
WHITTLESEA
Abbot of Ely (f. 191 bb).
Witesie, manor, 2 h. 1066, the church of Ely. 1086, in demesne.
Church of Tornyg (f. 192 bb).
Witesie, manor, 4 h. 1066, the church of Torny. 1086, in demesne.
The abbot of Ely has the soc.
Hervey, bishop of Ely, gave the monks of Thorney the church of Witlesey on the day of the dedication of the church of Thorney; M. A. II, 605.
Grant by Henry II to the church of Thorney of the customs which the church of Ely has in its hundreds of Wicheford of the land and men of the said church in Wittelesei, as Hervey the first bishop of Ely granted the same when he dedicated the church of Thorney; Cal. of Chart. R. III, 244.
Charter of Nigel bishop of Ely touching the bounds between the marshes of Wisebeche and Thornei, and of Thorney and Witlesey; ib. 245.
Grant to the prior and convent of Ely of free warren in Wytleseie; ib. I, 391.
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