THEMATIC ROUTE · ANNEVILLE 2027

Evidence

Charters, conveyances and court records

Introduction

This route follows the documents that made Anneville legally visible: medieval traditions tested against charters, royal grants, court proceedings, title deeds and the continuing institutional record of Guernsey.

How to use this route

Use this route when you want to know not simply what is said about Anneville, but what surviving records allow us to establish, compare and verify.

EvidenceTerritoryDaily lifeMemoryFiction

Selected rooms

ROOM 03 · c. 1061–1204

Samson and the founding tradition

Enter room →ROOM 04 · 1204–1510

de Cheney, de Chesney, de Chenei and the Crown

Enter room →ROOM 05 · XIII–XV secolo

The Bailiff of the de Cheney / de Chesney family

Enter room →ROOM 08 · 1630–1714

Andros, Priaulx and Sausmarez

Enter room →ROOM 14 · 1966–oggi

Parkinson, Chief Pleas and continuity

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Documents and objects

Grant to de Cheney — collected sourcesOpen source ↗First Andros AppealOpen source ↗Court of Chief PleasOpen source ↗Conveyance Wilson to LodderOpen source ↗Ogier dossier on AnnevilleOpen source ↗
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