Exploring the annual records of debts owed and payments made to the medieval English central government, this book explains how the pipe rolls of the thirteenth century worked and how to find information in them.
Exploring the annual records of debts owed and payments made to the medieval English central government, this book explains how the pipe rolls of the thirteenth century worked and how to find information in them.
Richard Cassidy has a PhD in medieval history from King's College, London. He is the author of numerous articles on government finance and administration in England and Ireland in the thirteenth century. His edition of the 1259 pipe roll is to be published in 2024.
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Contents Introduction Chapter 1. Pipe rolls for beginners What is a pipe roll? How to begin Language Abbreviations Headings Numbers Money Dates Chapter 2. The rolls system and background Historical background The rolls system Chancellor's rolls Pipe rolls on parchment Pipe rolls in print Pipe rolls online Dialogue of the Exchequer Literature about pipe rolls Chapter 3. Pipe roll contents Debts and payments The sheriff's account Farm, increment and profit Manors and boroughs Amercements Fines and offerings Taxes Introducing the foreign accounts What's in the foreign accounts? What's not in the pipe rolls? Chapter 4. An example: the 1259 pipe roll The example, and where to find it A county account: Northamptonshire Details of the county account The roll and revenue County farm and profit Fines in 1259 Profits of justice Pipe roll timetable Pipe rolls and receipt rolls Pipe roll and memoranda roll accounts The pipe roll and current events The pipe roll and local and family history Chapter 5. Pipe rolls in the thirteenth century Too much information Reducing new entries Reducing old entries Pipe rolls and other rolls Appendix 1. Transcription examples Oxfordshire account, 1237 pipe roll Oxfordshire account, 1293 pipe roll Appendix 2. Glossary References
Contents Introduction Chapter 1. Pipe rolls for beginners What is a pipe roll? How to begin Language Abbreviations Headings Numbers Money Dates Chapter 2. The rolls system and background Historical background The rolls system Chancellor's rolls Pipe rolls on parchment Pipe rolls in print Pipe rolls online Dialogue of the Exchequer Literature about pipe rolls Chapter 3. Pipe roll contents Debts and payments The sheriff's account Farm, increment and profit Manors and boroughs Amercements Fines and offerings Taxes Introducing the foreign accounts What's in the foreign accounts? What's not in the pipe rolls? Chapter 4. An example: the 1259 pipe roll The example, and where to find it A county account: Northamptonshire Details of the county account The roll and revenue County farm and profit Fines in 1259 Profits of justice Pipe roll timetable Pipe rolls and receipt rolls Pipe roll and memoranda roll accounts The pipe roll and current events The pipe roll and local and family history Chapter 5. Pipe rolls in the thirteenth century Too much information Reducing new entries Reducing old entries Pipe rolls and other rolls Appendix 1. Transcription examples Oxfordshire account, 1237 pipe roll Oxfordshire account, 1293 pipe roll Appendix 2. Glossary References
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