Bull of Pope Eugenius III to Furness Abbey, 1153 — Manx possessions

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Bull of Pope Eugenius III to Furness Abbey, 1153 — Manx possessions
Description
A papal bull from Pope Eugenius III (1153) granting protection and confirming possessions of Furness Abbey, including extensive lands in the Isle of Man granted by King Olaf of the Isles. The document lists specific Manx villages and lands (Carneclet, Thorefil, Great Melan, St. Melii, Narwe, Stainredale, St. Corebric, Fragerwi) and confirms tax exemptions. Presented in both English translation and original Latin, with editorial notes. Relevant to understanding medieval Manx ecclesiastical holdings, early feudal relationships, and pre-Revestment territorial claims.
Date
1153
Place
Isle of Man
Type
Primary Source Transcription
Date Created
1153
Creator
Pope Eugenius III
Audience
John, Abbot of St. Mary of Furness, and his brethren
Identifier
Ex Chartulario de Furnesio (Furness Abbey Archive)
Language
English and Latin