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Fief lease by Barthélémy Echier to Giraud Gardel of la…
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[CANTAL]. [PEYRUSSE] Fief lease by Barthélémy Echier to Giraud Gardel of land near Peyrusse. Deed in Latin on parchment. Charter part (a truncated AMEN can be distinguished at the end of the charter, probably a charter part or chirograph) France, Albaret [Lozère], 1261 Dimensions: 210 x 175 mm. Attached: Fragment (or extract) of the account of extraordinary decimes granted to the king by the assembly of Orleans and collected in the dioceses of Mende, Rodez, Albi and Cahors. Undated document (probably before 1307, as it mentions Atho de Salvanhac, knight and collector of the "milicie Templi" (Temple militia or army). Document on parchment, in Latin Dimensions: 245 x 230 mm.

[CANTAL]. [PEYRUSSE] Fief lease by Barthélémy Echier to Giraud Gardel of land near Peyrusse. Deed in Latin on parchment. Charter part (a truncated AMEN can be distinguished at the end of the charter, probably a charter part or chirograph) France, Albaret [Lozère], 1261 Dimensions: 210 x 175 mm. Attached: Fragment (or extract) of the account of extraordinary decimes granted to the king by the assembly of Orleans and collected in the dioceses of Mende, Rodez, Albi and Cahors. Undated document (probably before 1307, as it mentions Atho de Salvanhac, knight and collector of the "milicie Templi" (Temple militia or army). Document on parchment, in Latin Dimensions: 245 x 230 mm.

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