Bole References in the Registrum Antiquissium of
the Cathedral Church of Lincoln
Lincoln Record Society
Vol. 27 The Registrum
Antiquissium of the Cathedral Church of Lincoln, Vol. 1; 1933
(from Internet Archive)
(found nothing)
Vol. 28 The Registrum
Antiquissium of the Cathedral Church of Lincoln, Vol. 2; 1933
(from Internet Archive)
85 Lambert de Bussei
Witnesses:
 198
 207-08
Vol. 29 The Registrum
Antiquissium of the Cathedral Church of Lincoln, Vol. 3; 1935
(from Internet Archive)
Tithes in Fulbeck belonging to the church of
Lincoln (1300’s)
Vol. 32 The Registrum
Antiquissium of the Cathedral Church of Lincoln, Vol. 4; 1937
(from Internet Archive)
Charters of the West and North Ridings of Lindsey
(mainly small gifts (acres, pasture rights, mills
and even men and their heirs) by the gentry, lesser gentry and free
peasantry of Lincolnshire)
(West riding includes Newton and Toft, Claxby
11-12 Hubert Bolle
The Randulf canon of Lincoln and the Randulf son of Bol are not
necessarily the same person.
Ranulph the Canon p. 122 This list of witnesses to a grant given
to the church of Lincoln ca. 1150-1160 shows Randulf to be a canonical
priest and his grandson, Alan, a priest.
Randulf’s grandson Alan is also mentioned
p. 163 Randulf stated to be son-in-law of the Dean in the following
list of witnesses to another land grant to the church of Lincoln (they
assume it is the same Randulf as below)
Randulf is suggested by one tree on ancestry.co.uk as possibly the
same person as Radulfo of Vireneto who is also identified as a Canon of
Lincoln in a grant dated between 1183 and 1189. Radulfo of Vireneto is
also mentioned as a witness in a grant dated 1195-96 from the Bishop of
Lincoln to Newhouse Abbey of some church property including the church
of St Michael of Glentworth (about 2 miles W of Caenby). However, other
sources identify ‘R de Virneto’ to be a Ralph de Vernay, another Canon
of Lincoln, who was installed at the church of Aynho in Northampton
about 1192.
p. 86
Vol. 34 The Registrum Antiquissium of the
Cathedral Church of Lincoln, Vol. 5; 1940 (Internet Archive)
Charters of the South Ridings of Lindsey
(nothing)
Vol. 41 The Registrum Antiquissium of the
Cathedral Church of Lincoln, Vol. 6; 1950 (Internet Archive)
(nothing)
Vol. 42 The Registrum Antiquissium of the
Cathedral Church of Lincoln,
Facsimiles of Charters in Vol. V and VI; 1944
(Internet Archive)
Charters of the South Ridings of Lindsey (V) and
Kesteven and Holand (VI) (nothing)
Vol. 46 The Registrum Antiquissium of the
Cathedral Church of Lincoln, Vol. 7; 1953 (Internet Archive)
Charters of the Ridings of Lindsey not covered in
Vol. 1-6
(mainly small gifts (acres, pasture rights, mills
and even men and their heirs) by the gentry, lesser gentry and free
peasantry of Lincolnshire)
1 Be it known to all, &c., that I, Alan son
of Osbert de Olleflet, have given, and granted, and by my present
charter confirmed to the commons of the canons, &c., the whole half of
the meadow, which was Osbert's, my father, in Ravenestoft, which has
come to me as my reasonable share and 4 selions (note: a selion was a 1
acre strip of cultivated land) of land
8 of which 1 lies in Lefstanquentoft
between the land of Thomas Palmer to the south and the land of Gimer son
of Herward to the north and abuts on the feeland of Robert Grelley to
the east and on the common way to the west
12
another lies in Mikelholm (Michelholm) Wra between the land of William
son of Alexander to the east and the land of William son of Goderich to
the west abutting on the flet to the south and on the land of Godefrey
son of Raven to the north
16
the third selion lies along Bretland Gir’ de Bicra between the land of
Rannulf Cantelot to the north and the land of Grim Hoog to the south and
abuts on the land of Robert Grelley to the east and on the land of
Norman son of Halte to the west
23
and the 4th selion lies in Litteltolfland between the land of
Swineshead monastery to the north and the land that was Gir’ Cotstam’s
to the south and abuts on Litteltoftgate to the east and on the common
way to the west to be held with all their appurtenances, liberties and
easements in the town and out of the town in pure and perpetual alms
free of all exaction and worldly service
28 I Alan and my heirs will defend acquit
and warrant this grant for all time
32 And to guarantee this I have attached my
seal
33 Witnesses: Conan, Walter the chaplain,
William nephew of Gwarin, John son of Jordan de St Botolpho (Lincoln),
Robert son of John of Wigtoft, Thomas Bolle of Redic, Thomas son of John
of Wigtoft, Reginald son of William de Lincoln and others
Vol. 51 The Registrum Antiquissium of the Cathedral Church of
Lincoln, Vol. 8; 1958 (Internet Archive)
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