Some of the very old documents on the history of Anneville
Calendared Grant of 1246
Regrant of the fief d'Anneville to the Cheney (in latin)
The extent of 1274 refers to the possession by the de Cheney family of 2 carucates of land "de escaeta Sampsonis de Audeville quando tenentis partem Normannorum."
The grant above dates instead from 1248. According to the Rolls of the 1309 Assizes, Henry III had granted William de Cheney "all the tenements which belonged to John and Sampson de Anneville" which suggests that John, too, chose the Norman allegiance.
Feudal Re-Grant of 1546 pag 1
Feudal Re-Grant of 1546 pag 2.
Examination of the Fief of Anneville (1406) - 13 October 1406, Examination of Fief d'Anneville, made by Royal Commissioners. (copy made in 1520).
Examination of the Fief of Anneville 13 October 1406 pag 1
Examination of the Fief of Anneville 13 October 1406 pag 2
Examination of the Fief of Anneville 13 October 1406 pag 3
Examination of the Fief of Anneville 13 October 1406 pag 4
15 July 1597, Examination of Fief d’Anneville, made by the Royal Commissioners
Fauville and Rosiere in the extente of 1331
Carucate of Fauville and of La Rosiere - depending from Anneville and are cited in the Extente of Edward III - 1331
Right of Chase in the Extente of 1331
Anneville had the right of chase
Adwovsom of Chapelle Saint Apolline
Not dated. Copy of a document dated 12 April 1496, by which Nicholas Guille, St Peter Port, owner by purchase of the advowson of the Chapel of St Apolline, conveyed patronage of said Chapel to Edmond Cheyney, Seigneur d'Anneville. (French/English).