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Belia of Winchester (d. after 1273) was an English-Jewish moneylender. Belia was married to Deulebene (d. 1235) and became active in business as a widow. Her mother-in-law Chera of Winchester (d. 1244) was also a prominent moneylender with business in Kent, Nottingham and Devon, and sometimes her business partner. Belia became an important member of the Winchester community.

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rdfs:comment	Belia of Winchester (d. after 1273) was an English-Jewish moneylender. Belia was married to Deulebene (d. 1235) and became active in business as a widow. Her mother-in-law Chera of Winchester (d. 1244) was also a prominent moneylender with business in Kent, Nottingham and Devon, and sometimes her business partner. Belia became an important member of the Winchester community. (en)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Cambridge Canterbury Bedford Devon Licoricia of Winchester Year of birth unknown Year of death unknown Gloucester 13th-century English businesspeople 13th-century English women Medieval Jewish women Medieval businesswomen Loan Nottingham 13th-century English Jews Medieval bankers Kent Newbury, Berkshire Tallage Medieval England
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has abstract	Belia of Winchester (d. after 1273) was an English-Jewish moneylender. Belia was married to Deulebene (d. 1235) and became active in business as a widow. Her mother-in-law Chera of Winchester (d. 1244) was also a prominent moneylender with business in Kent, Nottingham and Devon, and sometimes her business partner. Belia became an important member of the Winchester community. In 1241 Belia became the only woman in medieval England elected to be responsible for the Winchester hostage, her brother-in-law Elias, who was answerable for collecting the community's tallage. She moved to Bedford after her second marriage to Pictavin of Bedford and established her business there. She is one of the more documented of many prominent women moneylenders in medieval England, alongside Licoricia of Winchester, Avigay of London; Belassez of Oxford; Comitissa of Cambridge; Floria, widow of Bonevie of Newbury; Floria, widow of Master Elias; Henne, widow of Aaron of York; Henne, widow of Jacob of Oxford; Milka of Canterbury and her daughter, Mirabel of Gloucester. (en)
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