CHARTES. 6 charters on parchment, 1206-1358; various formats; Latin and French. Charters concerning the Hôtel Dieu of Reims and the Mareuil and Craone families. Surcens of two septiers of wheat for the Hôtel Dieu owed by Wilmet on a meadow in Mareuil (December 1206, seal hanging wrapped). Hôtel Dieu acquires 15 swaths of meadow in Mareuil from Odon, canon of Reims, who owned them in undivided ownership with Guy de Mareuil (May 1220, seal hanging and wrapped). Extract from the will of Regnault de Craone, and delivery of the Mareuil meadows bequeathed by him to the Hôtel Dieu (January 1349, seal hanging wrapped). Amortissement des bois et prés de Mareuil légués à l'hôtel Dieu par le chapelain Regnault de Craone, par Marguerite de Chambly, dame de Mareuil et Ay (june 1351, brown wax seal hanging broken). Queen Jeanne's amortization of the Mareuil meadows donated to the Hôtel Dieu by Regnault de Craone (December 1351). Judgment of the Épernay assizes awarding the Hôtel Dieu the recreation of the Mareuil heritages against the priest Jean de Craone and Oudard Havet, who were ordered to pay costs (April 1358). 3 other 14th c. charters are enclosed, as well as a bifeuillet excerpt from a missal with painted initials.