Date(s)

1280–1294

People mentioned

• Henna wife of Jacob of Oxford (“Henna”)
• Jacob of Oxford ✡ (“Jacob”, “Jacob of Oxford”)
• Moses of Northampton (“Moses”, “Moses of Northampton”)
• Moses father of Yom Tov (“Moses”, “Rabbi Moses”)
• Belaset wife of Moses (“Belaset”)
• Yom Tov son of Moses (“Yom Tov”, “Rabbi Yom Tov”)
• Master Moses husband of Antera ✡ (“Moses”, “Master Moses”)
• Antera wife of Master Moses (“Antera”)
• Elias son of Master Moses ✡ (“Elias”)
• Floria of Northampton (“Floria”)
• Moses son of Floria of Northampton (“Moses”)
• Benedict son of Floria of Northampton (“Benedict”)
• Abraham son of Elias son of Master Moses (“Abraham”)
• Isaac son of Floria of Northampton (for19) (“Isaac”)
• Leo son of Floria of Northampton (“Leo”)
• Cresse son of Elias ✡ (“Cresse”)
• Leo son of Cresse (“Leo”)
• Hagin son of Master Moses (“Hagin”, “Hagin Archpresbyter”)
• Cok son of Hagin (“Cok”)
• Cresse son of Antera ✡ (“Cresse”)
• Chera wife of Cresse son of Antera (“Chera”)
• Cok Hagin son of Chera (“Cok”, “Cok Hagin”, “Cok Hagin Archpresbyter”)
• Vives son of Master Moses ✡ (“Vives”)
• Antera of London wife of Vives (“Antera”)
• Hagin son of Antera of London (“Hagin”)
• Benedict of Lincoln (“Benedict”, “Benedict of Lincoln”)
• Hagin son of Benedict of Lincoln (“Hagin”)

Business(es)

Business unknown

Manuscript source

Jerelsohn, David, and Jemima Ms. 17 (formerly SIJR Ms. 19522 [alternative: SIJR SH 73]), 289r.

Print sources

Hillaby, J. and C. Hillaby, The Palgrave Dictionary of Medieval Anglo-Jewish History. London: Palgrave. 2015. p. 255.