cartulary
car·tu·lary
noun \ˈkär-chə-ˌler-ē\ plural car·tu·lar·ies
Definition of CARTULARY
: a collection of charters; especially : a book holding copies of the charters and title deeds of an estate
Origin of CARTULARY
Medieval Latin chartularium, from chartula charter — more at charter
First Known Use: 1541
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