Document 2/143/61 (Cal. Papal Letters, i, 228)

Description: Pope Innocent IV commands the archdeacon of Whithorn to absolve Nicholas de Karden, knight, and Cicely, his wife, from the sentences of excommunication which they have incurred, in that, having a suit with the convent of Dundrennan, about some possession, and being put in possession of them by the precentor of York and his co-judges, the other party being contumacious, they for one night blocked up the doors of a certain chapel which the monks had defended against them.
Firm date: 17 October 1246
Dating Notes: 16 kal. Nov., pontifical year 4
Place date (modern): Lyon
Related Place: Lyon
Source for Data Entry: Cal. Papal Letters, i, 228
Trad. ID: Cal. Papal Letters, i, 228
Calendar number: 2/143/61
Charter type: Papal letter
Language: Entered from an English summary

Total number of associated factoids: 5

Transaction factoids (1) Relationship factoids (1) Title factoids (3)

Date	Short Summary	Primary	Witnesses
17 Oct. 1246	Command to absolve Nicholas de Karden and his wife Cecilia	yes

Date	Short Summary	Subject	Object
17 Oct. 1246	Wife (uxor) of Nicholas de Karden, knight (Familial relationship)	Cecilia, wife of Nicholas of Karden	Nicholas de Karden, knight

Date	Short Summary	Title Holder
17 Oct. 1246	archdeacon of Whithorn (Candida Casa)	Unknown, archdeacon of Whithorn
17 Oct. 1246	knight	Nicholas de Karden, knight
17 Oct. 1246	precentor of York	Simon of Evesham, archdeacon of East Riding