Chartae Antiquae P

CCA-DCc-ChAnt/P/1-20 Most of this section of charters relates to East Peckham, which lies in the Medway Valley, east of Tonbridge. DCc-ChAnt/L/252 and DCc-ChAnt/L/295 also relate to East Peckham. There are 6 charters for East Peckham in DCc-Register/D, ff419r-419v, and DCc-Register/E, f325r, contains 3 charters for East Peckham.

CCA-DCc-ChAnt/P/21-25 These charters relate to Pagham in Sussex, which lies 6 miles south of Chichester. DCc-ChAnt/O/127, DCc-ChAnt/O/130 and DCc-ChAnt/O/151/7 also relate to Pagham church, which was appropriated by Canterbury College, Oxford. One of the Pagham charters is registered in the Oxford section of DCc-Register/B, at ff367r-368r.

CCA-DCc-ChAnt/P/26-P33 The majority of documents in this section relate to Preston-next-Faversham, which is ½ a mile south of Faversham. There are no sections for Preston charters in DCc-Register/A-E, but one is registered in the Copton section in DCc-Register/D, ff467r-467v.

CCA-DCc-ChAnt/P/34-P90 The remaining charters relate to various places and subjects beginning with P. A number of the documents concern the collection by Canterbury Cathedral Priory, acting sede vacante, of procurations for four papal nuncios in 1374 and 1375. The Sede Vacante Scrapbooks contain several documents relating to these procurations (DCc-SVSB/II/44/1, DCc-SVSB/II/45/1 and DCc-SVSB/IV/7/1-4). J B Sheppard discusses the payment of the procurations in Historical Manuscripts Commission Fifth Report (London, 1876), Appendix, p453.

CCA-DCc-ChAnt/P/91 This document has not previously been catalogued. It relates to Petham.