Temporibus illius tradens se monasterio beati Petri apostoli, quod regebat, veteranus ac religiosus, et in omni tam seculari quam scripturarum scientia eruditus Christi famulus Vuitmer, terram decem familiarum quam ab Aldfrido rege in possessionem acceperat, in loco villae quae Daldun nuncupatur, eidem monasterio perpetuae possessionis iure donavit.
It was in king Aldfrids time that Witmer, an aged and devout servant of Christ, skilled in all secular learning as well as in knowledge of the Scriptures, giving himself to the monastery of the blessed apostle Peter (which Ceolfrid then ruled) made over to the same monastery 10 hides of land for a continual possession, granted to him for a possession by king Aldfrid and situate in the township called Dalton.
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