Fragmenta antiquitatis, antient tenures of land, and jocular customs of some mannors made publick for the diversion of some, and instruction of others / by T.B. of the Inner-Temple, Esquire.
Blount, Thomas, 1618-1679.
1679
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Fragmenta antiquitatis, antient tenures of land, and jocular customs of some mannors made publick for the diversion of some, and instruction of others / by T.B. of the Inner-Temple, Esquire.
Blount, Thomas, 1618-1679.
[8], 175, [15] p.
Printed by the assigns of Richard and Edward Atkins, Esquires, for Abel Roper ... Tho. Basset ... and Christopher Wilkinson ...,
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1679.
Preface signed: Tho. Blount.
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I
well
knowing
the
Learning
and
Industry
of
the
Author
,
do
allow
the
Printing
of
this
Book
.
Fra.
North.
Fragmenta
Antiquitatis
.
ANTIENT
TENURES
OF
LAND
,
And
Jocular
CUSTOMS
Of
some
MANNORS·
Made
publick
for
the
diversion
of
some
,
and
instruction
of
others
.
By
T.B.
of
the
Inner-Temple
Esquire
.
—
Neque
semper
Arcum
tendit
Apollo
.
Hor.
LONDON
,
Printed
by
the
Assigns
of
Richard
and
Edward
Atkins
,
Esquires
.
For
Abel
Roper
,
at
the
Sun
,
Tho.
Basset
,
at
the
George
,
and
Christopher
Wilkinson
,
at
the
Black-Boy
,
all
in
Fleetstreet
,
1679.
TO
THE
READER
.
WHilst
I
was
perusing
many
of
our
both
publick
&
private
Records
for
other
ends
,
I
thought
a
small
Collection
of
some
remarkable
Tenures
of
Land
and
unusual
Customs
of
some
Mannours
might
not
be
unacceptable
to
the
Studious
,
who
when
weary
with
poring
upon
Littletons
Tenures
,
and
his
Learned
Commentator
,
might
relax
are
fibulam
by
recurring
to
these
,
and
smile
at
the
inoffensive
mirth
both
of
our
Kings
in
former
times
,
and
Lords
of
Mannours
,
in
creating
them
;
some
of
which
I
confess
are
since
,
converted
into
a
Rent
,
having
a
modo
arrentatur
enter'd
in
the
Record
,
others
are
by
length
of
time
disused
,
and
others
yet
remain
in
force
:
As
not
long
since
I
had
the
curiosity
to
ask
an
old
Officer
in
the
Exchequer
,
whether
he
ever
remembred
any
Herring
Pies
paid
to
the
King
for
the
Mannour
of
Carleton
in
Norfolk
?
yes
,
very
well
,
answered
he
,
for
we
had
some
of
them
in
Court
among
us
here
last
Term
,
Nor
does
the
late
Act
of
Parliament
,
for
taking
away
all
Tenures
by
Knight-service
and
Capite
,
extend
to
the
discharging
the
honorary
Services
of
Grand
Serjeanty
,
other
than
of
Wardship
,
Mariage
,
&c.
but
are
left
standing
on
their
old
foundation
by
a
particular
Proviso
in
that
Act.
Neither
are
these
kind
of
Tenures
unusual
in
other
Countries
▪
for
we
read
of
a
Queen
of
Hungary
,
who
upon
her
Death-bed
bequeathed
the
City
and
Province
of
Altenburg
to
one
of
the
Lords
of
her
Court
,
upon
condition
that
he
and
his
successors
should
always
keep
a
certain
number
of
Peacocks
,
in
defect
whereof
the
Territory
should
revert
to
the
Crown
.
My
first
intention
was
to
render
all
the
Records
in
English
;
but
upon
second
thoughts
,
I
judge
the
original
words
would
be
more
acceptable
both
to
the
Learned
and
Learner
;
and
for
the
help
of
the
latter
,
have
explained
(
to
the
best
of
my
skill
)
those
of
any
difficulty
,
at
least
as
many
of
them
as
I
could
,
for
some
I
believe
may
pose
the
ablest
Glossographer
now
living
;
as
Warocks
,
Muta
deynectorum
Canum
,
Heymectis
,
Cyppos
,
Berbiagium
,
Chacuros
,
Sensas
,
Muta
vini
&
Gruna
Vini
,
&c.
Or
,
to
speak
more
truly
,
I
took
them
as
I
found
them
,
some
out
of
the
very
Records
,
others
extracted
thence
,
and
translated
to
my
hand
;
for
I
was
not
willing
to
spend
very
much
time
in
rem
levem
,
as
Sir
Henry
Spelman
words
it
,
upon
a
liike
occasion
.
And
yet
,
as
light
as
the
subject
may
seem
to
be
,
I
am
very
well
informed
,
that
Atturney
General
Noy
had
,
a
little
before
his
Death
,
bespoke
a
Copy
of
all
the
Tenures
by
Serjeanty
,
remaining
upon
Record
;
't
is
like
he
judg'd
them
useful
,
or
divertising
,
or
both
.
I
have
purposely
omitted
,
or
but
rarely
mentioned
,
those
more
common
Tenures
,
whereby
the
owner
was
obliged
to
deliver
yearly
into
the
Exchequer
,
a
Mew'd
Sparhawk
,
a
pair
of
Spurs
,
Gloves
or
the
like
,
of
which
kind
I
met
with
many
,
and
held
them
not
for
my
purpose
,
which
was
to
take
in
none
but
what
were
in
some
respect
or
other
remarkable
.
Nor
must
I
forget
to
advertise
the
Reader
,
that
the
names
of
divers
Mannours
and
places
here
mentioned
are
written
otherwise
now
,
than
they
were
of
old
,
which
the
knowing
in
each
County
will
easily
reconcile
:
And
,
however
others
may
like
of
this
Essay
,
some
Gentlemen
of
Antient
descent
,
I
presume
,
will
be
well
enough
pleased
to
see
their
Ancestors
names
thus
revived
and
transmitted
from
our
seldom
seen
Records
to
a
more
publick
Register
.
Nothing
of
this
nature
,
having
to
my
knowledge
been
ever
till
now
,
made
publick
.
And
I
will
be
bold
to
say
,
the
Studious
in
Law-latin
and
Record-learning
shall
not
any
where
find
so
much
singular
of
that
kind
collected
in
so
small
a
Volume
.
Lege
,
Ride
,
Disce
.
Tho.
Blount
.
Antient
Tenures
OF
LAND
.
Addington
.
ROberius
Agyllon
tenet
unam
Carucatam
terrae
in
Addington
in
Comitatu
Surrey
per
Seriantiam
faciendi
unum
Ferculum
in
olla
lutea
in
Coquina
Domini
Regis
,
die
Coronationis
suae
,
&
vocatur
Dilligrout
,
Et
si
sit
seym
(
sagimen
)
in
illo
ferculo
vocatur
Maupigyrnun
.
Afterwards
in
K.
Edw.
the
first
's
time
,
William
Walcot
held
the
Mannor
of
Addington
by
the
same
service
,
only
in
this
Record
it
is
called
Quoddam
Pottagium
vocatum
Maupigyrnun
.
And
it
is
now
come
to
the
possession
of
Thomas
Leigh
Esquire
,
who
,
at
the
Coronation
of
his
Majesty
that
now
is
,
Anno
1661
,
brought
up
to
the
Kings
Table
a
Mess
of
Pottage
called
Dillegrout
,
this
service
being
adjudged
to
him
by
the
Court
of
Claims
in
right
of
this
his
Mannour
,
whereupon
the
Lord
High
Chamberlain
presented
him
to
the
King
,
who
accepted
the
Service
,
but
did
not
eat
of
the
Pottage
.
Aston-Cantlou
.
The
Mannor
of
Aston-Cantlou
(
i
de
Cantulupo
)
in
the
County
of
Warwick
,
was
by
inquisition
,
after
the
death
of
Lawrence
Hastings
,
Earl
of
Penbroke
,
return'd
to
be
held
in
this
Form
;
Quod
quidem
Manerium
per
se
tenetur
de
Domino
Rege
in
Capite
per
servitium
inveniendi
unum
hominem
peditem
cum
Arcu
sine
Corda
,
cum
uno
Basneto
sive
Cappa
,
per
quadraginta
dies
,
sumptibus
proprijs
,
quoties
fuerit
Guerra
in
Wallia
.
Bericote
.
King
Henry
the
second
enfeoffed
one
Boscher
,
his
servant
,
with
the
Mannor
of
Bericote
in
the
County
of
Warwick
,
by
the
Service
of
keeping
a
white
young
Brach
(
Brachetam
)
with
red
Ears
,
to
be
delivered
to
the
King
at
the
years
end
,
and
then
to
receive
another
,
to
breed
up
,
with
half
a
quarter
of
Bran.
Henley
.
Lands
in
Henley
in
Comitat.
Warwick
,
were
held
by
Edmond
Lord
Stafford
,
by
the
service
of
three
shillings
,
or
a
payr
of
Scarlet
Hose
.
Carleton
.
Edmundus
Willoughby
Tenuit
unum
Messuagium
&
sex
Bovatas
terrae
,
in
Carleton
,
in
Com.
Nott.
ut
de
Manerio
de
Shelford
,
per
servitium
unius
Catapultae
per
annum
pro
omni
servitio
.
Alcester
.
In
the
32
of
K.
Edw.
1.
upon
the
Relief
paid
by
William
de
Bauteraux
,
for
the
moity
of
the
Town
of
Alcester
in
Com.
Warwick
,
it
is
there
Recorded
to
be
held
of
the
King
per
servitium
inveniendi
medietatem
equitis
armati
,
cum
uno
Equo
Discooperto
in
guerra
Domini
Regis
.
Stoneley
.
In
the
Mannor
of
Stonley
in
Com.
Warwick
,
there
were
antiently
four
Bondmen
,
whereof
each
held
one
Messuage
,
and
one
Quartron
of
Land
,
by
the
service
of
making
the
Gallowes
and
hanging
the
Theeves
.
Each
of
which
Bond-men
was
to
wear
a
red
Clout
betwixt
his
Shoulders
,
upon
his
upper
Garment
;
to
Plow
,
reap
,
make
the
Lords
Malt
,
and
do
other
servile
work
.
Cukeney
.
In
Cukeney
(
in
Com.
Nott.
)
manebat
quidam
homo
,
qui
vocabatur
Gamelbere
&
fuit
verus
Dreinge
ante
Conquestum
,
tenuit
duas
Carucatas
terrae
de
Domino
Rege
in
Capite
pro
tali
servitio
,
de
*
ferrando
Palesridum
Domini
Regis
,
super
quatuor
pedes
de
cluario
Domini
Regis
,
quotiescunque
ad
Manerium
suum
de
Manifeld
jacuerit
,
&
si
inclaudet
Palesridum
Domini
Regis
,
dabit
ei
Palesridum
quatuor
Mercarum
.
Scrivelsby
.
The
Mannor
of
Scrivelsby
in
the
County
of
Lincoln
is
and
long
has
been
held
by
the
Dymocks
(
to
whom
it
devolv'd
from
the
Marmyons
)
by
grand
Serjeanty
,
viz.
of
being
Champion
to
the
Kings
of
England
on
their
Coronation
day
.
By
virtue
of
which
tenure
,
at
the
Coronation
Feast
of
his
Majesty
that
now
is
,
a
little
before
the
second
Course
was
served
up
,
Sir
Edw.
Dymock
(
to
whom
the
Court
of
Claymes
had
adjudged
the
Office
of
the
Kings
Champion
)
entred
Westminster-Hall
on
a
goodly
white
Courser
armed
at
all
points
in
rich
armour
,
and
having
a
Plume
of
blew
Feathers
in
his
Helm
,
he
there
made
a
stand
for
some
time
,
and
then
advanced
in
manner
following
,
way
being
made
for
him
by
the
Knight
Marshal
,
First
two
Trumpets
,
The
Serjeant
Trumpeter
,
The
Serjeant
at
Arms
,
An
Esquire
carrying
a
Target
,
having
the
Champions
own
Arms
depicted
thereon
.
An
Esquire
carrying
the
Champions
Lance
upright
.
Mr.
Owen
,
York
Herald
.
The
Earl
Marshal
on
his
left
hand
.
The
Champion
.
The
Lord
High
Constable
on
his
right
hand
,
Both
likewise
on
Horse
back
.
At
the
lower
end
of
the
Hall
York-Herald
proclaimed
the
Challenge
in
these
following
words
.
Viz.
If
any
Person
of
what
degree
soever
high
or
low
,
shall
deny
or
gainsay
our
Sovereign
Lord
King
Charles
the
Second
King
of
England
,
Scotland
,
France
and
Ireland
,
Defender
of
the
Faith
,
Son
and
next
Heir
to
our
Sovereign
Lord
Charles
the
First
,
the
last
King
Deceased
,
to
be
right
Heir
to
the
Imperial
Crown
of
this
Realm
of
England
,
or
that
he
ought
not
to
enjoy
the
same
,
here
is
his
Champion
,
who
saith
that
he
lieth
,
and
is
a
false
Traitor
,
being
ready
in
person
to
combate
with
him
,
and
in
this
Quarrel
will
adventure
his
life
against
him
,
on
what
day
soever
he
shall
be
appointed
.
Thereupon
the
Champion
threw
down
his
Gantlet
,
which
lying
some
small
time
,
and
no
body
taking
it
up
,
it
was
delivered
unto
him
again
by
York-Herald
.
Then
all
advanced
forward
until
the
Champion
came
to
the
middle
of
the
Hall
,
where
York-Herald
made
the
like
Proclamation
,
and
the
Gantlet
was
again
thrown
down
and
after
some
time
returned
to
the
Champion
,
who
advanced
to
the
foot
of
the
ascending
steps
to
the
state
,
and
at
the
top
of
the
steps
the
said
Herald
proclaimed
the
Challenge
the
third
time
,
whereupon
the
Champion
threw
down
his
Gantlet
again
,
which
no
body
taking
up
,
it
was
finally
delivered
to
him
.
This
being
done
,
the
Earl
of
Pembroke
and
Mongomery
,
with
Viscount
Montagu
,
and
the
Lord
Paget
his
Assistants
,
presented
on
the
knee
to
the
King
a
Guilt
Cup
with
a
Cover
full
of
wine
,
who
drank
to
his
Champion
,
and
by
the
said
Earl
sent
him
the
Cup
,
who
,
after
three
Reverences
,
drank
it
all
off
,
went
a
little
backward
,
and
so
departed
the
Hall
,
taking
the
Cup
for
his
Fee
,
according
as
had
been
adjudged
him
by
the
Court
of
Claims
.
East-Bilsington
.
Robert
Bernham
Esquire
holds
the
Mannour
of
East-Bilsington
in
the
County
of
Kent
of
the
King
by
the
service
of
presenting
the
King
with
three
Maple-Cups
on
the
day
of
his
Coronation
;
which
service
was
performed
at
the
Coronation
of
his
Majesty
that
now
is
,
by
Erasmus
Smith
Esquire
,
in
behalf
of
the
said
Robert
Bernham
.
Narborough
.
Thomas
Spelman
(
qui
obijt
12
Martij
1
Eliz.
)
dicitur
in
Inquisitione
tenuisse
Manerium
de
Narborough
in
Com.
Norfolk
cum
tertia
parte
Advocationis
Ecclesiae
,
&c.
de
Domina
Regina
,
ut
de
Manerio
suo
de
Wirmegay
,
per
servitium
militare
&
per
redditum
14
s.
pro
Wayt-fee
&
Castle-gard
.
Worthynbury
.
Richardus
de
Pynelesdon
tenet
terras
&
tenementa
in
Worthynbury
in
partibus
de
Mailer
Says-nec
in
Com.
Flint
,
quae
tenentur
de
Domino
Rege
per
certa
servitia
&
per
Ammobragium
,
quod
ad
quinque
solidos
extenditur
,
cum
acciderit
,
sicut
per
Inquisitionem
,
&c.
Lastres
.
Johannes
de
la
Hay
cepit
de
Will.
Barneby
Domino
de
Lastres
in
Com.
Heref.
unam
parcellam
terrae
de
terris
Dominicalibus
.
Reddend
.
inde
per
annum
xx
d.
&
unam
Aucam
habilem
,
pro
prandio
Domini
in
Festo
S.
Michaelis
Archangeli
,
Sectam
Curiae
&
alia
Servitia
inde
debita
,
&c.
Burgus
de
Guldeford
.
Robertus
Testard
tenuit
quandam
terram
in
Villa
de
Guldeford
per
seriantiam
custodiendi
Meretrices
in
Curia
Domini
Regis
.
Et
arrentata
est
ad
xxv
s.
Pinley
.
Adam
de
Oakes
was
found
by
Iniquisition
to
dye
seized
of
certain
Tenements
in
Pinley
in
the
County
of
Warwick
,
which
he
held
of
the
King
,
by
the
payment
of
a
half
penny
per
annum
,
called
Warth
.
Earl
Warren
and
Surrey
.
In
the
sixth
year
of
King
Edward
the
first
,
after
the
making
the
Statute
of
Quo
Warranto
in
the
Parliament
held
at
Glocester
,
the
King
by
his
Justices
,
questioning
certain
of
his
great
Subjects
,
by
what
Title
they
held
their
Lands
;
among
others
,
John
Earl
Warren
and
Surrey
,
being
called
,
and
demanded
by
what
Warrant
he
held
his
,
shewed
them
an
Old
Sword
,
and
unsheathing
it
,
said
,
Behold
,
my
Lords
,
here
is
my
Warrant
,
my
Ancestors
coming
into
this
Land
with
William
the
Bastard
,
did
obtain
their
lands
by
the
Sword
,
and
I
am
resolved
with
the
Sword
to
defend
them
against
whomsoever
shall
endeavour
to
dispossess
me
▪
for
that
King
did
not
himself
conquer
the
Land
and
subdue
it
,
but
our
Progenitors
were
shaters
and
assistants
therein
.
And
good
sharers
were
they
;
for
it
appears
that
William
the
first
Earl
Warren
was
at
the
time
of
making
the
General
Survey
,
possessed
of
two
hundred
Lordships
in
several
Counties
of
England
,
whereof
Coningsburg
in
York-shire
was
one
,
which
had
twenty
eight
Towns
and
Hamlets
within
its
Soke
.
Setene
.
Bertram
de
Criol
held
the
Mannor
of
Setene
in
Com.
Kantiae
of
the
King
by
Sergeanty
,
viz.
to
provide
one
man
called
Veltrarius
,
a
Vautrer
,
to
lead
three
Greyhounds
,
when
the
King
should
go
into
Gascony
,
so
long
as
a
pair
of
shoes
of
four
pence
price
should
last
.
See
Seaton
postea
.
Egmund
and
Newport
.
King
Henry
the
third
gave
to
Henry
de
Alditheley
,
Ancestor
to
the
Lord
Audley
,
Earl
of
Castle-Haven
,
the
Lordships
of
Egmundun
and
Newport
,
in
Com.
Salop
,
for
the
yearly
rent
of
a
Mued
Sparhawk
,
to
be
delivered
into
the
kings
Exchequer
every
year
at
the
Feast
of
Saint
Michael
.
Greens-Norton
.
Otherwise
called
Norton-Dauney
▪
in
North-hampton-shire
,
which
the
Greens
antiently
held
by
Knights
.
Servito
;
To
lift
up
their
Right
Hand
towards
the
King
,
upon
Christmas
day
,
every
year
,
wheresoever
the
King
should
be
in
England
.
Sculton
.
The
Mannor
of
Sculton
,
otherwise
called
Burdos
,
or
Burdelois
,
in
Norfolk
▪
was
held
by
this
Tenure
;
That
the
Lords
thereof
,
on
the
Coronation
day
of
the
Kings
of
England
,
should
be
chief
Lardiner
.
Hemingston
.
Rowlandle
Sarcere
,
held
one
hundred
and
ten
Acres
of
land
in
Hemingston
in
Com.
Suffolk
,
by
Sergeanty
,
for
which
on
Christmas
day
,
every
year
before
our
Sovereign
Lord
the
King
of
England
he
should
perform
simul
&
semel
,
unum
Saltum
,
unum
Sufflum
,
&
unum
Bombulum
,
or
as
we
read
elsewhere
in
French
,
un
saut
,
un
pet
,
&
un
Syffet
,
simul
&
semel
;
that
is
,
he
should
dance
,
puff
up
his
Cheeks
,
making
therewith
a
sound
,
and
let
a
Crack
,
Et
quia
indecens
servitium
,
ideo
arrentatur
,
(
sayes
the
Record
)
ad
xxvi
s.
viij
d.
per
annum
ad
Scaccarium
Regis
.
Sloley
.
Richard
Sloley
held
of
the
King
in
Capite
one
Messuage
and
four
Acres
of
Land
in
Sloley
in
Com.
Warwick
,
by
Serjeanty
,
that
is
,
giving
to
the
King
,
upon
every
Expedition
with
an
Army
towards
Scotland
,
one
Pole-axe
or
xij
d.
in
silver
for
all
Services
.
Astley
.
The
Mannors
of
Astley
,
Wedington
,
Hill-morton
,
Milverton
,
and
Merston
Jabet
were
antiently
held
by
Philip
de
Astley
of
William
Earl
of
Warwick
,
by
the
service
of
holding
the
Earl's
Stirrop
,
when
he
should
get
up
or
a
light
from
his
Horse
.
Cotes
.
Sir
Stephen
de
Segrave
in
Henry
the
thirds
time
purchased
the
Mannor
of
Cotes
in
Com.
Derby
,
of
the
Daughters
and
Heirs
of
Stephen
de
Beauchamp
,
to
hold
by
the
service
of
one
Brache
yearly
.
Eastbrig
.
Hubert
de
Burg
Earl
of
Kent
had
a
grant
in
Fee
from
King
Henry
the
3
d.
of
the
mannor
of
Eastbrig
in
Kent
,
To
hold
by
the
service
of
a
Sore
Sparhawk
at
Lammass
yearly
.
Tonge
.
Roger
la
Zouch
,
being
Lord
of
the
Mannor
of
Tonge
in
Com.
Salop
,
did
by
a
fair
deed
in
Henry
the
third's
time
,
grant
to
Henry
de
Hugefort
and
his
Heirs
certain
Messuages
and
Lands
lying
in
Norton
and
Shaw
,
in
the
Parish
of
Tonge
,
with
liberty
of
fishing
in
the
Waters
,
pawnage
for
Hogs
,
and
liberty
to
get
nuts
for
certain
days
in
the
woods
of
the
said
Mannor
,
rendring
yearly
to
the
said
Roger
and
his
Heirs
a
Chaplet
of
Roses
upon
Midsomer
day
,
in
case
he
should
be
then
at
Tonge
;
if
not
,
then
to
put
it
upon
the
Image
of
the
Blessed
Virgin
in
the
Church
of
Tonge
,
for
all
Services
.
Pole.
William
Montacute
obtained
a
grant
from
King
Edward
the
third
of
the
Mannor
of
Pole
with
the
Advowson
of
the
Church
in
Comitat.
Cumbriae
,
Paying
the
King
his
Heirs
and
Successors
,
wheresoever
he
or
they
should
happen
to
be
,
a
Sword
of
3
s.
4
d.
price
,
in
lieu
of
all
Services
.
Burg
on
the
Sands
.
The
Barony
of
Burg
on
the
Sands
in
Com.
Cumbriae
,
with
divers
other
Mannors
and
Lands
in
that
County
,
were
antiently
held
by
the
service
of
Cornage
,
i.
to
blow
a
horne
when
any
invasion
of
the
Scots
was
perceived
.
Northampton-Shire
.
In
12
Hen.
2.
Richard
de
Lizures
,
was
certified
to
be
Forester
in
Fee
to
the
King
for
North-hampton-shire
,
and
was
by
his
Office
obliged
to
attend
him
in
his
Army
well
fitted
with
Horse
and
Arms
,
his
Horn
hanging
about
his
neck
.
Wilton
.
In
the
time
of
King
Henry
the
first
Hugh
de
Logushamp
obtained
,
by
the
gift●
of
that
King
,
the
Mannor
of
Wilton
in
Com.
Heref.
to
hold
by
the
service
of
two
men
at
Arms
in
the
Wars
of
Wales
.
Ashele
.
William
de
Hastings
,
being
Steward
to
King
Henry
the
first
,
held
that
Office
by
Sergeanty
,
in
respect
of
the
Tenure
of
his
Mannor
of
Ashele
in
Com.
Norfolk
,
by
the
service
of
taking
Charge
of
the
Napery
(
i.
the
Table
Clothes
and
linnen
)
at
the
Coronations
of
the
Kings
of
England
.
Castle-Cary
.
In
47.
Hen.
3.
Henry
Lovel
was
found
to
dye
seized
of
the
Mannor
of
Castle-Cary
in
Com
▪
Somerset
,
by
him
held
in
Capite
of
the
King
,
for
a
whole
Barony
,
by
the
service
of
finding
two
Souldiers
in
the
Kings
Army
at
his
own
cost
for
forty
dayes
.
Biwel
.
Hugh
de
Baliol
was
certified
to
hold
the
Barony
of
Biwel
in
Com.
Northumberland
of
the
King
,
by
the
service
of
five
Knights
Fees
,
and
to
find
thirty
Souldiers
for
the
Guard
of
New-Castle
upon
Tine
,
as
his
Ancestors
had
done
from
the
time
of
King
William
Rufus
,
by
whom
they
were
enfeoff'd
of
that
Barony
,
as
the
Record
expresseth
.
East-Gareston
.
In
11.
Edw.
1.
Paganellus
de
Cadurcis
i.
Pain
Chaworth
,
was
found
to
be
seized
of
a
Messuage
and
400
Acres
of
Land
in
East-Gareston
in
Com.
Berks
held
by
the
service
of
finding
a
Knight
armed
with
Plate-Armour
in
the
Kings
Army
,
when
it
should
be
in
the
Territory
of
Kidwelly
,
in
Wales
.
Staveley
.
In
17.
Edw.
1.
John
Musard
was
found
to
be
seized
of
the
Mannor
of
Staveley
in
Com.
Derby
,
held
of
the
King
in
Capite
by
Barony
,
finding
for
that
and
his
other
Lordships
,
two
souldiers
in
the
Kings
Army
in
Wales
.
Riddesdale
.
In
the
tenth
year
of
William
the
Conquerour
,
Robert
de
Vmfranvil
Knight
obtained
from
that
King
a
grant
of
the
Lordship
,
Valley
and
Forest
of
Riddesdale
in
Com.
Northumb.
by
the
service
of
defending
that
part
of
the
Countrey
for
ever
from
Enemies
and
Wolves
,
with
that
Sword
which
King
William
had
by
his
side
,
when
he
entred
Northumberland
,
with
liberty
also
to
hold
and
determine
Pleas
of
the
Crown
.
Drakelow
.
William
de
Gresely
tenet
Manerium
de
Drakelaw
in
Com.
Derby
in
Capite
,
&
reddit
unum
Arcum
sine
Corda
,
&
unam
Pharetram
de
Tutesbit
,
&
duodecem
Sagittas
flectatas
,
&
unum
Buzonem
.
Pightesle
.
Thomas
Engaine
held
certain
Lands
in
Pightesle
(
now
called
Pitchley
)
in
Com.
Northhampton
,
by
the
service
of
finding
,
at
his
own
proper
Costs
,
certain
Dogs
for
the
destruction
of
Wolves
,
Foxes
,
Martrons
,
Cats
and
other
Vermin
,
within
the
Countys
of
Northampton
,
Roteland
,
Oxford
,
Essex
and
Buckingham
.
Kings-Brome
.
In
14
Edw.
2.
Rich
de
Stanford
held
one
Toft
and
four
Yard
Land
and
a
half
in
Kings-Brome
in
Com.
Warwick
of
the
King
in
Capite
,
by
the
Service
of
a
pair
of
Tongs
to
be
delivered
yearly
into
the
Exchequer
,
by
the
hands
of
the
Sherif
of
that
County
.
Northampton
.
William
the
Conqueror
gave
to
Simon
St.
Liz
a
noble
Norman
,
the
Town
of
Northampton
,
and
the
whole
Hundred
of
Falkely
,
then
valued
at
forty
pounds
per
annum
,
to
provide
shoes
for
his
Horses
.
Marden
.
Johannes
Freeman
held
one
Yard
Land
in
Marden
in
Com.
Heref.
per
Seriantiam
mensurandi
Fossata
&
opera
Domini
Regis
ad
custum
ipsius
Domini
Regis
.
Coningston
.
Thomas
Winchard
,
held
land
in
Coningston
in
Comitat.
Leyc
.
in
Capite
,
by
the
Service
of
saying
daily
five
Pater
Nosters
and
five
Ave
▪
Marias
,
for
the
Souls
of
the
Kings
Progenitors
and
the
Souls
of
all
the
faithful
departed
,
pro
omni
servitio
.
Bridgnorth
.
King
Henry
the
first
gave
Sir
Ralph
de
Pichford
the
little
Burgh
near
Bridgnorth
;
to
hold
by
the
service
of
finding
dry
wood
for
the
great
Chamber
of
the
Castle
of
Burgh
(
i.
Bridgnorth
)
against
the
coming
thither
of
his
Sovereign
Lord
the
King.
Whittington
.
Beneath
Whittington
in
Shropshire
,
one
Wrenoc
,
Son
of
Meuric
,
held
Lands
by
the
service
of
being
Latimer
,
that
is
,
Trucheman
or
Interpreter
,
between
the
English
and
the
Welshmen
.
Kinwaldmersh
.
Nicholas
filius
&
haeres
Nicolai
de
Longford
,
Chivalier
,
tenet
quatuor
Messuagia
,
40
acras
terrae
,
deeem
acras
prati
,
&
lx
s.
redditus
cum
pertinentiis
in
Kinwaldmersh
,
de
Rege
in
Capite
,
per
Servitium
inveniendi
unum
Equum
,
unum
Saccum
,
&
unum
Pryk
in
guerra
Walliae
,
quandocunque
contigerit
Regem
ibi
guerrare
.
Langewath
.
Vniversis
—
Capitulum
Beati
Petri
,
Ebor.
concessisse
ad
firmam
J.S.
totam
Hayam
nostram
de
Langewath
,
cum
solo
ejusdem
Hayae
,
bruera
,
marisco
&
omnibus
aliis
pertinentiis
—
Reddendo
inde
annuatim
nobis
tempore
Pinguedinis
unum
damum
,
&
Fermisonae
tempore
,
unam
damam
,
&c.
Dat.
13.
Calend.
Januar.
Anno
M
CC
LXXIX
.
Brokenerst
.
Petrus
Spileman
finem
fecit
cum
Rege
pro
terris
quas
dictus
Petrus
tenuit
,
per
Seriantiam
inveniendi
unum
servientem
cum
Hambergello
per
40
dies
in
Anglia
&
inveniendi
Literam
ad
Lectum
Regis
,
faenum
ad
Paleefridum
Regis
,
quando
Rex
jacuerit
apud
Brokenerst
,
in
Com.
Southampton
.
Rodeley
.
Certain
Tenants
of
the
Mannor
of
Rodeley
in
Com.
Glocester
do
pay
to
this
day
,
to
the
Lord
thereof
,
a
Rent
called
Pridgavel
,
in
duty
and
acknowledgment
to
him
for
their
Liberty
and
Priviledge
of
fishing
for
Lampreys
in
the
River
Severn
.
Plompton
.
In
King
Henry
the
third's
time
Walter
de
Plompton
held
certain
Lands
in
Plompton
in
the
Parish
of
Kingsbury
and
County
of
Warwick
by
a
certain
Weapon
,
called
a
Danish
Axe
,
which
being
the
very
Charter
whereby
the
said
Land
was
given
to
one
of
his
Ancestors
,
hung
up
for
a
long
time
in
the
Hall
of
the
Capital
Messuage
,
in
testimony
of
the
said
Tenure
.
Hildesley
.
Ad
istam
Curiam
Johannes
Rede
fecit
finem
cum
Domino
pro
Tenemento
suo
—
Per
servitium
octo
solidorum
&
unius
Bederip
in
Autumno
.
Stamford
.
William
Earl
Warren
,
Lord
of
this
Town
in
the
time
of
King
John
standing
upon
the
Castle
Walls
,
saw
two
Bulls
fighting
for
a
Cow
in
the
Castle
Meadow
,
till
all
the
Butchers
Doggs
pursued
one
of
the
Bulls
(
madded
with
noise
and
multitude
)
clean
through
the
Town
.
This
sight
so
pleased
the
Earl
,
that
he
gave
the
Castle
Meadows
,
where
first
the
Bulls
duel
began
,
for
a
Common
to
the
Butchers
of
the
Town
,
after
the
first
Grass
was
mowed
,
on
condition
that
they
should
find
a
mad
Bull
,
the
day
six
weeks
before
Christmas
day
,
for
the
continuance
of
that
sport
for
ever
.
Homet
.
King
Henry
the
fifth
granted
to
Sir
Walter
Hungerford
the
Castle
and
Barrony
of
Homet
in
Normandy
in
special
Tail
,
rendring
to
the
King
and
his
Heirs
,
one
Lance
with
a
Fox-tayl
hanging
thereat
yearly
,
upon
the
Feast
of
the
Exaltation
of
the
Holy
Cross
,
and
finding
ten
men
at
Arms
and
twenty
Archers
,
to
serve
him
or
his
Lieutenant
during
his
Wars
with
France
.
Nedding
and
Kettilherston
.
William
de
la
Pole
,
Marquess
of
Suffolk
,
had
a
Grant
from
King
Henry
the
Sixth
of
the
Mannors
of
Nedding
and
Kettilberston
in
Com.
Suffolk
,
to
hold
by
the
service
of
carrying
a
Golden
Scepter
,
with
a
Dove
on
the
head
of
it
,
upon
the
Coronation
day
of
the
Kings
heirs
and
Successors
.
As
also
a
Scepter
of
Ivory
,
with
a
Golden
Dove
on
the
head
of
it
,
upon
the
day
of
the
Coronation
of
the
Queens
of
England
.
Isle
of
Man.
Sir
John
Stanley
of
Hen.
IV.
had
a
Grant
in
Fee
of
the
Isle
of
Man
,
with
the
Castle
†
Pele
(
Pelam
)
Patronage
of
the
Bishoprick
,
with
all
the
Regalities
and
Franchises
thereto
belonging
:
To
be
held
of
the
King
,
his
Heirs
and
Successors
,
by
Homage
and
the
service
of
two
Falcons
,
payable
on
the
day
of
his
or
their
Coronation
.
Brayles
.
In
King
Edward
the
Firsts
time
Adam
Vnderwood
held
one
Yard
land
in
Brayles
in
Com.
Warwic
.
of
William
Earl
of
Warwick
,
paying
therefore
seven
bushels
of
Oats
yearly
and
a
Hen
,
and
working
for
the
Lord
from
Michaelmas
till
Lammas
every
other
day
,
except
Saturday
;
viz.
at
Mowing
,
as
long
as
that
season
lasted
,
for
which
he
was
to
have
as
much
Grass
as
he
could
carry
away
with
his
Sythe
;
and
at
the
end
of
Hay-harvest
,
he
and
the
rest
of
his
Fellow-Mowers
to
have
the
Lords
best
Mutton
,
except
one
,
or
xvj
d.
in
money
,
with
the
best
Cheese
,
saving
one
,
or
vj
d.
in
money
,
and
the
Cheese-Vat
,
wherein
the
Cheese
was
made
,
full
of
Salt.
From
Lammas
to
Michaelmas
he
was
to
work
two
days
in
the
week
,
and
to
come
to
the
Lords
Reap
with
all
his
houshold
,
except
his
Wife
and
his
Shepherd
,
&
to
cut
down
one
Land
of
Corn
,
being
quit
of
all
other
work
for
that
day
.
That
he
should
likewise
carry
2
Cart-loads
and
an
half
of
the
Lords
Hay
,
and
7
Cart-load
of
Stones
for
3
days
,
and
gather
Nuts
for
3
days
.
And
in
case
the
Lord
kept
his
Christmas
at
his
Mannor
of
Brayles
,
to
find
three
of
his
Horses
meat
for
three
nights
.
That
he
should
plough
thrice
a
year
,
viz.
6
Selions
;
and
make
3
Quarters
of
Malt
for
the
Lord
,
and
pay
for
every
Hog
he
kept
above
a
year
old
j
d
,
and
for
every
one
under
a
halfpeny
.
And
lastly
,
that
he
and
the
rest
of
the
Tenants
of
this
Mannor
,
should
give
12
Marks
yearly
to
the
Lord
at
Michaelmas
,
by
way
of
Ayd
,
and
not
marry
their
Daughters
,
nec
†
filios
coronare
,
(
i.
nor
make
their
Sons
Priests
)
without
license
from
the
Lord.
Bainton
.
In
2.
Ed.
2.
Peter
de
Manley
was
found
to
be
seized
of
the
Mannor
of
Bainton
with
the
Advowson
of
the
Church
,
by
the
service
of
finding
two
Knights
and
four
Esquires
in
the
Kings
Army
for
40
dayes
,
in
time
of
War
,
and
to
provide
a
Steward
to
do
suit
for
him
at
the
Kings
Court
at
York
,
from
six
Weeks
to
6
weeks
.
Wiltshire
.
The
County
of
Wilts
antiently
paid
to
the
King
ten
pounds
for
a
Hawk
,
twenty
shillings
pro
Summario
,
a
Sumpter
Horse
,
one
hundred
shillings
for
Hay
,
and
in
Money
five
Ores
.
Fernham
.
The
Barons
Furnival
held
Fernham
in
Com.
Bucks
(
now
called
Farnham-Royal
)
by
service
of
finding
their
Sovereign
Lord
the
King
upon
the
day
of
his
Coronation
,
a
glove
for
his
right-Hand
,
and
to
support
his
right
Arm
the
same
day
,
whilst
he
held
the
Regal
Verge
or
Scepter
in
his
Hands
.
From
the
Furnivals
this
Mannor
came
to
the
Talbots
,
who
though
they
exchanged
it
with
King
Hen.
8.
Yet
they
reserved
this
honourable
Office
to
them
and
their
heirs
for
ever
.
Fingrey
and
Wulfelmelston
.
The
Earls
of
Oxford
,
by
the
heir
of
Sandford
,
antiently
held
the
Mannors
of
Fingrey
and
Wulfelmelston
in
the
County
of
Cambridge
,
by
Serjeanty
of
Chamberlain-ship
to
the
Queens
of
England
,
at
the
Kings
Coronation
.
Lufnam
.
Tho.
Beauchamp
held
South-Luffenham
and
other
Lands
in
Com.
Rutland
by
service
to
be
the
Kings
Chamberlain
in
the
Exchequer
.
Hodnet
.
Hodnet
in
Shropshire
was
antiently
held
by
the
Vernons
of
the
Honour
of
Mongomery
,
to
be
Seneschal
or
Steward
of
the
same
Honour
.
Barons
of
Cheshire
.
The
Earl
of
Chesters
Barons
were
antiently
bound
in
time
of
War
with
Wales
,
to
find
for
every
Knights
Fee
,
one
Horse
with
Caparison
and
Furniture
,
or
two
without
,
within
the
divisions
of
Cheshire
;
and
their
Knights
and
free-holders
to
find
Corslets
and
Haubergeons
,
and
defend
their
Fees
with
their
own
Bodies
.
Lanton
.
The
Baskervils
antiently
held
Lands
there
,
in
chief
,
as
of
the
Honour
of
Montgomery
,
by
the
service
of
giving
the
King
,
a
Barbd-headed
Arrow
,
when
he
came
to
hunt
in
Corndon-Chace
.
Newbigging
.
Apud
Newbigging
xiij
Bovatae
assifae
de
hijs
hominibus
.
Baldwinus
una
Bovata
pro
ij
s.
&
dimid
.
&
duas
Gallinas
,
&
xx
Ova
&
quatuor
*
Precarias
in
Autumpno
cum
uno
homine
,
bis
arare
,
bis
herciare
,
semel
falcare
,
semel
foenum
levare
,
&
cum
opus
fuerit
stagnum
reparare
,
&
molas
attrahere
,
&
oves
uno
die
lavare
&
altera
tondere
.
Hundred
de
Lidingeland
.
Johannes
de
Balliolo
tenet
medietatem
Hundredi
de
Lidingeland
quae
seisita
fuit
in
manus
Regis
,
eo
quod
ipse
non
optulit
se
personaliter
ad
portandum
virgam
coram
Justitiarijs
Itinerantibus
in
eodem
Comitatu
.
Tutbury
.
Walter
Achard
or
Agard
claimed
to
hold
by
Inheritance
the
Office
of
Escheater
and
Coroner
through
the
whole
Honour
of
Tutbury
in
Com.
Staff.
and
the
Bailiwick
of
Leyke
.
Pro
quo
Officio
nullas
Evidentias
,
Carta
vel
alia
scripta
proferre
possit
,
nisi
tantum
*
Cornu
venatorium
album
argento
inaurato
in
medio
&
utroque
fine
decoratum
;
Cui
etiam
affigitur
Cingulum
byssi
nigri
fibulis
quibusdam
argenteis
ornatum
,
in
medio
quorum
posita
sunt
insignia
Edmundi
secundi
filij
Regis
Henrici
tertij
.
Stafford
.
Edmund
Lord
Stafford
held
the
Mannors
of
Stafford
,
Bradeley
and
Madeley
in
Com.
Stafford
of
the
king
in
Capite
by
Barony
,
by
service
of
finding
for
40
dayes
at
his
own
charge
,
three
armed
men
,
with
three
Equis
coopertis
.
,
Horses
harnessed
for
War
,
as
often
as
there
should
be
War
with
Wales
or
Scotland
.
Listun
.
Godefridus
filius
Johannis
held
certain
land
in
Liston
in
Com.
Essex
of
our
Lord
the
King
by
the
service
of
making
Wafers
at
his
Coronation
.
Felstede
.
Adam
de
Glanvile
tenet
xx
acras
terrae
in
Felstede
by
the
service
of
keeping
two
Palfreys
,
ad
liberationem
Domini
Regis
.
i.
At
the
Kings
Livery
.
Estham
.
Radulpbus
de
Moigne
held
Estham
in
Essex
by
Serjeanty
,
ut
sit
Emptor
Domini
Regis
in
Coquina
sua
.
i.
Caterer
.
Legere
.
Willielmus
filius
Johannis
de
Legere
held
certain
Lands
in
Legere
in
Com.
Essex
by
Serjeanty
,
to
find
unum
Equum
,
unum
Saccum
&
unam
Brochiam
in
servitio
Domini
Regis
in
Wallia
ad
custum
Domini
Regis
.
Wodeham
Mortimer
.
Hardekynus
tenet
quoddam
Tenementum
in
Wodeham
Mortimer
in
Com.
Essex
per
Serjantiam
ad
nutriendam
unam
†
Brachettam
Domini
Regis
cum
Dominus
Rex
ei
illam
miserit
ad
nutriendam
,
&
custodiendi
quousque
habilis
fuerit
ad
currendum
.
Mauldon
.
The
Inhabitants
of
Mauldon
in
Essez
,
anciently
held
that
Town
by
Serjeanty
,
to
find
the
King
unam
Navem
cum
*
Apparatu
suo
quotiescunque
contigerit
dictum
Regem
ire
cum
exercitu
extra
regnum
Angliae
per
xl
dies
sumptibus
suis
propriis
,
&
hoc
ad
summonitionem
Domini
Regis
.
Rewenhall
.
Eutach
de
Ho
tenuit
unam
Carucatam
terrae
cum
pertin
.
in
Rewenhall
in
Com.
Essex
per
Seriantiam
inveniendi
unum
hominem
equitem
cum
uno
*
Gambesone
in
exercitu
Domini
Regis
,
cum
contigerit
ipsum
ire
in
Wallia
,
sumptibus
suis
propriis
per
xl
dies
.
Heydon
.
Johannes
Pycot
tenet
quoddam
tenementum
in
Villa
de
Heydon
in
Com.
Essex
per
Serjantiam
,
tenend
.
manutergium
coram
Domino
Rege
die
Coronationis
.
Et
Petrus
Pycot
tenet
quoddam
tenementum
in
eadem
Villa
,
per
Serjantiam
tenendi
pelves
ad
aquam
dandam
ad
Coronationem
praedictam
.
Hallingbury
.
Rogerus
quondam
Cissor
Domini
Regis
tenuit
unam
Carucatam
terrae
in
Hallingbury
Com.
Essex
,
per
Serjantiam
Solvend
.
ad
Scaccarium
Domini
Regis
unam
acum
argenteam
quolibet
anno
in
Crastino
Sancti
Michaelis
.
Alesbury
.
Willielmus
filius
Willielmi
de
Alesbury
tenet
tres
Virgatas
terrae
de
Domino
Rege
in
Alesbury
in
Com.
Buck.
per
Serjantiam
inveniendi
stramen
ad
lectum
Domini
Regis
,
&
ad
straminandam
Cameram
suam
,
&
reddendi
tres
anguillas
Domino
Regi
cum
venerit
apud
Alesbury
in
*
Yeme
.
Et
etiam
inveniendi
Domino
Regi
cum
venerit
apud
Alesbury
in
Estate
stramen
ad
lectum
suum
,
&
praeter
hoc
†
herbam
ad
jucandam
Cameram
suam
,
&
etiam
reddet
duas
Gantas
,
&
haec
servitia
praedicta
faciet
ter
in
anno
,
si
contigerit
ipsum
Regem
ter
venire
apud
Alesbury
,
&
non
pluries
.
Stow.
Johannes
de
Curtese
tenuit
30
acras
terrae
in
Stow
in
Com.
Cantabr
.
per
Serjantiam
adducend
.
unam
*
Trussulam
foeni
ad
Cloacham
Domini
Regis
cum
ipse
Rex
transierit
per
partes
illas
,
&
arrentatur
ad
Scaccarium
Domini
Regis
ad
x
s.
per
ann
.
Maplescaump
.
Willielmus
de
Valoignes
tenet
de
Domino
Rege
in
Capite
medietatem
Manerii
de
Maplescaump
per
talem
servitium
,
quod
si
Dominus
Rex
venerit
usque
Maplescaump
ad
Missam
suam
audiendam
;
tunc
idem
Willielmus
inveniet
ei
unum
denarium
ad
oblationem
.
Exmore
.
Henricus
III.
dedit
Willielmo
de
Plessets
,
Ballivam
de
Exmore
in
Com.
Somerset
per
servitium
reddendi
eidem
Regi
proinde
14
juvenculas
&
unum
Tauriculum
,
vel
pro
quolibet
eorum
x
d.
Winfred
.
Robertus
de
Novoburgo
tenuit
Manerium
de
Winfred
in
Com.
Dorset
una
cum
Hundredo
ibidem
de
Rege
in
Capite
,
per
servitium
dandi
aquam
manibus
Domini
Regis
die
Coronationis
suae
,
&
habebit
*
pelvem
cum
lavatorio
pro
servitio
praedicto
.
Holicote
.
Walterus
Barun
tenuit
quasdam
terras
&
quaedam
Tenementa
in
Villa
de
Holecote
de
Rege
in
Capite
,
per
servitium
pendendi
super
quoddam
lignum
furcatum
Cervos
de
morina
defunctos
in
Foresta
Regis
de
Exmore
;
ac
etium
hospitandi
pauperes
supervenientes
,
de
infirmitate
debilitatos
,
sumptibus
suis
propriis
pro
animabus
antecessorum
Domini
Edwardi
Regis
.
Brineston
.
Manerium
de
Brineston
in
Com.
Cestriae
,
tenetur
de
Rege
in
Capite
per
servitium
inveniendi
unum
hominem
in
exercitu
Domini
Regis
in
partibus
Scotiae
praefecturum
nudis
pedibus
,
camisia
&
*
bractis
vestitum
,
habentem
in
una
manu
unum
arcum
sine
corda
,
&
altera
manu
unum
†
Tribulum
non
pennatum
.
Maperdeshale
.
Terra
in
Maperdeshale
in
Com.
Bedford
,
tenetur
in
Capite
per
servitium
essendi
in
guerra
Regis
cum
uno
equo
non
appreciato
,
una
habergione
,
gladio
,
lancta
,
Capello
ferreo
&
uno
cultello
,
sumptibus
suis
propriis
.
Hoton
.
Manerium
de
Hoton
in
Com.
Cumbr.
tenetur
de
Domino
Rege
in
Capite
,
per
servitium
Forestae
Custodis
in
Haya
Domini
Regis
de
Plompton
,
&
ultra
hoc
per
servitium
tenendi
†
slippam
sellae
Domini
Regis
dum
equum
suum
in
Castro
suo
Carleoli
scanderit
&
per
servitium
reddendi
per
An.
33
s.
4
d.
ad
Scaccarium
Regis
Carliol
.
per
manus
Vicecom
.
Cumbriae
,
qui
pro
tempore
fuerit
.
Domus
in
London
.
Rex
Johannes
concessit
Willielmo
de
Ferrariis
Comiti
Derby
domum
,
quae
fuit
Isaac
Iudaei
de
Norwico
in
London
,
in
parochia
Sanctae
Margaretae
.
Tenend
.
de
nobis
&
haeredibus
nostris
per
tale
servitium
,
scil
.
quod
ipse
&
haeredes
sui
servient
coram
nobis
&
haeredibus
nostris
ad
prandium
omnibus
Festis
annalibus
,
quando
Festum
celebrabimus
,
capite
†
discooperto
sine
capello
,
cum
una
Garlanda
de
latitudine
minoris
digiti
sui
vel
haeredum
suorum
pro
omni
servitio
.
Dat.
27.
Jūnii
,
15
regni
.
Morton
.
Edmundus
Busche
tenet
terras
in
Morton
in
Com.
Essex
,
de
Rege
in
Capite
per
servitium
inveniendi
unum
stimulum
ferreum
pro
uno
Warroks
super
quoddam
Clothsack
,
quandocunque
Dominus
Rex
equitaverit
in
exercitu
versus
partes
Walliae
tempore
guerrae
.
Quaere
.
Gloucester
City
.
Tempore
Regis
Edwardi
reddebat
Civitas
de
Gloucestre
,
xxxvj
libras
numeratas
,
&
xij
Sextaria
mellis
ad
mensuram
ejusdem
Burgi
,
&
xxxvj
dicras
ferri
,
&
C
virgas
ferreas
ductiles
ad
clavos
navium
Regis
,
&
quasdam
alias
minutas
consuetudines
in
Aula
&
in
Camera
Regis
.
Esseby
.
Willielmus
filius
Warini
tenet
tertiam
partem
Villae
de
Esseby
in
Com.
Northampt.
de
Rege
Scotiae
,
per
quoddam
servitium
,
quod
teneat
†
Strepe
suum
die
Natalis
.
Et
idem
Rex
tenet
de
Rege
Angliae
in
Capite
.
Bishops-Castle
.
Within
the
Mannor
of
Bishops-Castle
in
Com.
Salop
,
Howel
de
Lydom
and
William
ap
John
held
one
Yard
Land
,
paying
iij
s.
at
the
Feast
of
Pentecost
,
and
iij
s.
at
Michaelmas
;
vel
tria
Vomera
,
tria
Cultra
,
&
reparare
ferramenta
ad
tres
Carucas
,
ad
electionem
Ballivorum
Episcopi
.
Slapton
.
Hugh
Courtenay
Esquire
,
Son
and
Heir
of
Sir
Hugh
Courtenay
Knight
,
held
the
Mannor
of
Slapton
in
Com.
Devon.
of
the
Bishop
of
Exeter
,
by
the
service
of
being
Steward
at
the
Installation
Feast
of
every
Bishop
of
that
See.
The
particulars
whereof
were
,
after
some
controversie
,
thus
ascertained
by
Walter
Stapledon
then
Bishop
of
Exeter
,
and
his
Dean
and
Chapter
under
their
Seals
at
Newton
Plympton
,
the
morrow
after
the
Feast
of
St.
Tho.
the
Apostle
,
Anno
Dom.
1308.
2
Edw.
2.
That
the
said
Hugh
or
his
Heirs
,
shall
,
at
the
first
coming
of
the
Bishop
to
Exeter
,
meet
him
at
the
East-gate
of
the
City
,
when
he
descendeth
from
his
Horse
,
and
then
going
a
little
before
him
on
the
right
hand
shall
keep
off
the
press
of
People
,
and
attend
him
into
the
Quire
of
the
Cathedral
Church
,
there
to
be
Installed
.
And
shall
at
the
Installing
Feast
serve-in
the
first
Mess
at
the
Bishops
own
Table
.
In
consideration
of
which
service
the
said
Hugh
Courtenay
and
his
Heirs
shall
have
for
their
Fee
,
four
Silver
dishes
of
those
which
he
shall
so
place
at
the
first
Mess
,
two
Saltcellars
,
one
Cup
,
wherein
the
Bishop
shall
drink
at
that
Meal
;
one
Wine-pot
,
one
Spoon
and
two
Basons
,
wherein
the
Bishop
shall
then
wash
.
All
which
Vessels
are
to
be
of
Silver
.
Provided
the
said
Hugh
or
his
Heirs
,
being
of
full
Age
,
do
attend
this
service
in
person
,
if
not
hindred
by
Sickness
or
the
Kings
Writ
,
&c.
then
to
appoint
some
worshipful
Knight
to
supply
the
place
by
a
Deputation
,
who
shall
swear
that
his
Lord
is
sick
,
&c.
Seaton
.
Richardus
Rockesley
Miles
,
tenebat
terras
Seatoniae
in
Com.
Kantiae
per
Serjantiam
,
esse
Vautrarium
Regis
in
Gasconia
donec
perusus
fuit
pari
Solutarum
pretii
iiij
d.
Yorkshire
.
Philippus
de
Lardimer
clamat
esse
Venditorem
Domini
Regis
de
feodo
in
Com.
Ebor.
de
omnibus
rebus
,
quae
vendi
debent
pro
debito
Domini
Regis
,
vel
etiam
pro
Auro
Reginae
.
Ita
viz.
quod
ipse
vel
certus
suus
Attornatus
ibit
ad
mandatum
Vicecomitis
de
loco
in
locum
insra
Comitarum
sumptibus
suis
ad
praedictas
venditiones
faciendas
:
Et
capiet
de
unaquaque
venditione
pro
feodo
suo
xxxij
denarios
.
Which
tenure
was
afterwards
seised
into
the
Kings
hands
for
the
abuse
thereof
,
as
appears
by
the
great
Roll
in
the
Pipe-Office
,
Anno
2
Edw.
2.
Kibworth
.
Queen
Elizabeth
granted
to
Sir
Ambrose
Dudley
the
Mannor
of
Kibworth-Beauchamp
in
Com.
Leic.
to
be
held
by
the
service
of
being
Pantler
to
the
Kings
and
Queens
of
this
Realm
,
at
their
Coronations
.
Chesterton
.
Gilbert
le
Harpour
held
Lands
in
Chesterton
in
Com.
Warwick
of
the
King
by
grand
Serjeanty
,
viz.
to
keep
the
place
called
Teddesley
†
Hay
within
the
Forest
of
Canoke
at
his
own
cost
.
Bruham
.
Bertrammus
le
Wyle
tenet
dimidiam
Hidam
terrae
in
Villa
de
Bruham
(
Com.
Bedf.
)
de
Domino
Rege
per
Serjantiam
,
reddendi
per
annum
unum
par
†
Arceonum
ad
Sellam
.
Et
Prior
de
Neunham
tenet
dimid
.
Hidam
terrae
in
Villa
de
Turvey
de
Domino
Rege
in
Capite
per
Serjantiam
,
reddendi
per
ann
.
unum
par
Arceonum
dealbat
.
ad
Sellam
,
&
valet
terra
illa
x
s.
per
ann
.
Sutton
.
Alexander
de
Summersham
tenet
dimidium
feodum
militis
in
Villa
de
Sutton
(
in
Com.
Bedf.
)
de
Domino
Rege
in
Capite
per
Serjantiam
,
essendi
in
propria
persona
cum
Domino
Rege
,
ubicunque
fuerit
in
guerra
in
Anglia
,
seu
alibi
.
Standebury
.
Robertus
de
Tadeshale
tenet
viginti
libratas
terrae
in
Standebury
,
in
Com.
Berks
,
de
Domino
Rege
per
Serjantiam
custodiendi
unum
Girefalconem
pro
Domino
Rege
.
Benham
.
Willielmus
Lovel
tenet
duas
Carucatas
terrae
de
Domino
Rege
apud
Benham
,
in
Com.
Berks
,
per
Serjantiam
custodiendi
unam
†
Meutam
deynectorum
Canum
ad
custum
Domini
Regis
.
Et
Willielmus
de
Valence
decem
libratas
terrae
de
Domino
Rege
in
eadem
Villa
,
quae
fuit
Escaeta
Domino
Regi
per
Hugonem
Wake
,
per
Serjantiam
custodiendi
Hostium
Camerae
Domini
Regis
.
Lyndeby
.
Johannes
de
Metham
&
Sibilla
uxor
ejus
,
tenuerunt
de
Rege
in
Capite
medietatem
Villae
de
Lyndeby
,
per
servitium
reddendi
Pollicium
de
Griseo
ad
Scaccarium
Domini
Regis
tantum
.
East-Gareston
.
Patricius
de
Cadurcis
(
i
Chaworth
)
tenet
Manerium
de
East-Gareston
in
Com.
Berks
,
per
Serjantiam
inveniendi
unum
Armigerum
armatum
ess●ndi
in
anteriori
parte
Exercitus
Domini
Regis
in
Westgales
tempore
guerrae
,
per
xl
dies
sumptibus
propriis
.
Bokhampton
.
Johannes
le
Bay
tenet
duas
Hidas
terrae
de
Domino
Rege
in
Bokhampton
per
Serjantiam
,
custodiendi
unam
Meutam
Caniculorum
†
Harrectorum
,
ad
custum
Domini
Regis
.
Bokhampton
.
Willielmus
Hoppeshort
tenet
dimidiam
Virgatam
terrae
in
eadem
Villa
de
Domino
Rege
,
per
servitium
custodiendi
Domino
Regi
sex
Damisellas
,
scil
.
Meretrices
,
ad
custum
Domini
Regis
.
East
&
West-Haured
.
Johannes
Pater-Noster
tenet
unam
Virgatam
terrae
cum
pertin
.
in
East-Haured
in
Com.
Berks
,
per
Serjantiam
dicendo
pro
anima
Domini
Regis
unum
Pater-Noster
quotidiè
,
&
valet
per
ann
.
v
s.
Et
quidam
Willielmus
de
Insula
tenuit
unam
Carucatam
terrae
cum
pertin
.
in
West-Haured
,
per
Serjantiam
emendi
Cervisiam
ad
opus
Domini
Regis
;
&
valet
per
ann
.
C.
s.
Creswell
.
Hugo
de
Sancto
Philiberto
tenet
Manerium
de
Creswell
in
Com.
Berks
,
per
Serjantiam
ducendi
butellos
Vini
ad
jentaculum
Domini
Regis
,
&
vocatur
illa
Serjantia
de
la
Huse
per
regnum
Angliae
.
Padeworth
.
Petrus
de
Condrey
tenet
Manerium
de
Padeworth
in
Com.
Berks
,
in
Capite
de
Domino
Rege
,
per
Serjantiam
inveniendi
unum
servientem
in
navi
Domini
Reginae
,
quotiescunque
contigerit
ipsam
transfretare
ad
partes
Normanniae
,
ad
tenendam
unam
Cordam
ejusdem
Navis
in
eadem
.
Et
valet
per
ann
.
Serjantia
illa
x
marcas
.
Hertrug
.
Philippus
de
Hertrug
tenuit
quandam
terram
in
Hertrug
in
Com.
Berks
,
quae
valet
per
ann
.
xl
s.
per
Serjantiam
mutandi
&
custodiendi
unum
Osturcum
Domini
Regis
.
Burstal
.
Johannes
filius
Nigelli
tenet
unam
Hidam
in
Burstal
in
Com.
Bucks
,
de
Domino
Rege
in
Foresta
de
Bernewode
,
per
Serjantiam
,
quae
vocatur
le
Derhyde
pertinentem
ad
Ballivam
suam
de
custodiendo
Forestam
;
unde
idem
Johannes
est
custos
de
feodo
.
Aylesbury
.
Margeria
de
Aspervil
tenet
unam
Virgatam
terrae
de
Domino
Rege
in
Capite
,
in
Aylesbury
in
Com.
Bucks
,
per
Serjantiam
custodiendi
omnes
districtiones
factas
pro
debito
Domini
Regis
per
summonitionem
Scaccarii
.
Fulmer
.
Marmaducus
Darel
Miles
,
tenet
de
Domino
Rege
Manerium
de
Fulmer
in
Com.
Bucks
,
per
servitium
unius
Rosae
rubeae
per
annum
.
Papworth-Anneys
.
Johannes
Russel
tenet
in
Villa
de
Papworth-Anneys
in
Com.
Cantabr
.
duas
Hidas
terrae
&
dimidium
de
Domino
Rege
in
Capite
,
per
Serjantiam
pascendi
duos
pauperes
pro
animabus
antecessorum
suorum
;
&
arrentatur
ad
Scaccarium
pro
viij
s.
Cumberton
.
Alexander
Hered
tenet
dimidiam
Hidam
terrae
in
Cumberton
Com.
Cantabr
.
de
Domino
Rege
per
Serjantiam
,
essendi
Pistor
Domini
Regis
.
Wilburgham
magna
.
Willielmus
Loveday
tenet
unum
Messuagium
,
&
octoginta
acras
terrae
in
magna
Wilburgham
in
Com.
Cantabr
.
de
Domino
Rege
in
Capite
,
per
Serjantiam
inveniendi
Spervarium
Sorum
:
Et
cum
hoc
fecerit
deferet
illum
ad
Curiam
Domini
Regis
,
&
ibidem
faciet
moram
per
xij
dies
,
cum
duobus
Equis
,
duobus
†
Garcionibus
,
&
duobus
Leporariis
ad
custum
Domini
Regis
.
Raghton
.
Simon
de
Raghton
&
Dominus
Robertus
de
la
Ferte
,
&
Ivo
filius
Hugonis
de
Fornecostes
,
tenent
unam
parvam
Serjantiam
,
in
Raghton
in
Com.
Cumbriae
,
custodiendi
†
Aerias
Austurcorum
Domini
Regis
:
Et
valet
per
ann
.
ix
s.
quos
reddit
ad
Scaccarium
Domini
Regis
.
Airedale
.
Willielmus
de
Boyvile
tenet
unam
Serjantiam
inveniendi
unum
Forestarium
in
Warda
de
Alredale
,
&
capit
per
diem
ad
sustentationem
Forestarii
sui
de
Villa
de
Alredale
,
quolibet
die
iij
d.
à
Festo
Sancti
Michaelis
,
usque
ad
Festum
Apostolorum
Philippi
&
Jacobi
,
&
à
die
illo
usque
ad
Festum
Sancti
Michaelis
singulis
diebus
ij
d.
Auri
&
Hole
.
Walterus
Aungerin
tenet
unam
Carucatam
terrae
in
Auri
&
Hole
in
Com.
Devon.
per
Serjantiam
,
quod
quotiescunque
Dominus
Rex
fugare
voluerit
in
Foresta
de
Exmore
,
inveniet
eidem
Domino
Regi
duas
sagittas
barbatas
:
Et
valet
terra
illa
per
ann
.
xx
s.
La
Barr.
Morinus
de
la
Barr
tenuit
octo
acras
terrae
apud
la
Barr
in
Com.
Devon.
de
Domino
Rege
in
Capite
,
per
Serjantiam
reddendi
Domino
Regi
unum
Salmonem
,
&
duas
Sagittas
*
barbatas
quotiescunque
contigerit
ipsum
Dominum
Regem
*
fugare
in
Exmore
.
Droscumbe
.
Walterus
de
Bromhall
tenuit
quandam
terram
in
Droscumbe
in
Com.
Devon.
per
Serjantiam
inveniendi
Domino
Regi
,
quotiescunque
contigerit
ipsum
fugare
in
Foresta
de
Dertmore
,
unum
arcum
,
&
tres
sagittas
barbatas
:
Et
arrentata
est
ad
v
s.
per
ann
.
Windebury
,
&
Loston
.
Willielmus
de
Albemarle
tenet
Manerium
de
Windebury
in
Com.
Devon.
de
Domino
Rege
in
Capite
,
per
Serjantiam
inveniendi
unum
hominem
equitem
per
xl
dies
propriis
sumptibus
in
exercitu
Domini
Regis
in
Wallia
.
Item
tenet
Manerium
de
Loston
,
per
Serjantiam
inveniendi
Domino
Regi
duas
sagittas
,
&
unum
panem
Avenae
,
cum
Dominus
Rex
currit
in
Foresta
de
Dertmore
.
Bakton
.
Galfridus
Arblaster
tenet
quandam
terram
in
Bakton
in
Com.
Devon.
per
Serjantiam
custodiendi
Gayolam
Com.
Exoniae
.
Brodeham
.
Galfridus
de
la
Hull
&
Millesenta
uxor
ejus
,
tenent
unum
*
Ferlingum
terrae
in
Brodeham
in
Com.
Devon.
per
Serjantiam
,
essendi
Bedellus
Domini
Regis
in
Hundredo
isto
.
Saundford
.
Hugo
Peverell
tenet
Manerium
de
Saundford
in
Com.
Devon.
per
Serjantiam
inveniendi
Domino
Regi
,
in
exercitu
suo
per
totam
Angliam
sumptibus
propriis
unum
hominem
equitem
armatum
,
&
duos
homines
pedites
.
Bryanstan
.
Radulphus
de
Stopham
tenet
Manerium
de
Bryanstan
in
Com.
Dorset
,
per
Serjantiam
inveniendi
Domino
Regi
,
quotiescunque
contigerit
ipsum
habere
exercitum
in
Anglia
in
Walliam
*
Garcionem
deferentem
unum
arcum
sine
corda
,
&
unum
Buzonem
sine
pennis
,
ad
sumptus
suos
proprios
per
quadraginta
dies
.
Gissag
.
Imbertus
Pogeys
tenet
Manerium
de
Gissag
omnium
Sanctorum
de
dono
Henrici
Regis
,
per
servitium
unius
paris
Calcariorum
deauratorum
:
Et
eidem
Imbertus
dedit
dictam
terram
Abbathiae
de
Tarent
,
&c.
Hundred
de
Loseberg
.
Thomas
filius
Richardi
de
Mareschal
de
Cerberg
,
tenuit
quandam
terram
in
Hundredo
de
Loseberg
(
Com.
Dorset
)
in
Capite
de
Domino
Rege
,
per
Serjantiam
inveniendi
quendam
strigulum
,
&c.
Porscaundel
.
Juliana
uxor
Johannis
filii
Alani
,
tenuit
dimidiam
Hidam
terrae
in
Porscaundel
in
Com.
Dorset
,
in
Capite
de
Domino
Rege
,
per
Serjantiam
custodiendi
†
Canes
Domini
Regis
lesos
,
si
qui
fuerint
,
quotiescunque
Dominus
Rex
fugaverit
in
Foresta
sua
de
Blakemore
:
Et
ad
dandum
unum
denarium
ad
clancturam
Parci
Domini
Regis
de
Gillingham
.
Windesor
.
Johannes
de
Windesor
tenuit
Manerium
de
Windesor
in
Com.
Dorset
,
quod
valet
per
ann
.
xx
l.
per
Serjantiam
,
quod
ipse
&
haeredes
sui
debent
ponderare
denarios
venientes
ad
Scaccarium
Domini
Regis
.
Kingeston-Russel
.
Willielmus
Russel
tenet
Kingeston
in
Com.
Dorset
,
in
Capite
de
Domino
Rege
per
Serjantiam
,
essendi
Custos
ostii
Botilarii
Domini
Regis
,
per
quatuor
principalia
Festa
per
annum
.
Bradepole
.
Elena
de
Gorges
tenet
Manerium
de
Bradepole
in
Com.
Dorset
,
per
Serjantiam
inveniendi
quendam
servientem
—
armatum
,
cum
guerra
evenerit
,
per
quadraginta
dies
.
Oketon
&
Dalton
.
Anketil
Malore
tenet
quandam
terram
&
x
s.
redditus
in
Oketon
&
Dalton
,
in
Com.
Ebor.
de
Serjantia
Domini
Regis
per
Archeriam
,
quam
terram
Dominus
Rex
dedit
eidem
Anketilo
in
maritagio
cum
filia
&
haerede
Willielmi
de
Muletorp
;
&
tenet
praedictam
terram
unius
Archeriae
,
quod
inveniet
unum
servientem
ad
custodiam
Castri
Ebor.
tempore
guerrae
per
xl
dies
ad
custum
proprium
.
Debet
etiam
invenire
unum
servientem
ad
ducendum
thesaurum
Domini
Regis
,
per
totum
Comitatum
ad
custum
proprium
,
&
extra
Com.
ad
custum
Domini
Regis
.
Swinton
.
Willielmus
filius
Daniel
tenet
quatuor
bovatas
terrae
&
dimid
.
in
Swinton
in
Com.
Ebor.
reddendo
inde
per
annum
unum
Flaskettum
,
&c.
Wapentake
de
Strafford
.
Thomas
Carnifex
tenet
de
Domino
Rege
in
Capite
Manerium
de
R.
in
Com.
Ebor.
per
Serjantiam
inveniendi
Domino
Regi
in
exercitu
suo
in
Walliam
,
unum
Equum
,
unam
Falcem
,
unam
Brochiam
,
&
unum
Saccum
,
&c.
Et
praedictus
Thomas
in
misericordia
pro
injusta
detentione
.
Hereford
.
Hospitilarij
tenent
in
Hereford
unum
messuagium
cum
pertin
'
,
quod
Philippus
filius
Odonis
tenuit
per
Serjantiam
*
Chachepolli
,
quod
eis
legavit
in
puram
Eleemosynam
.
Ho.
Jeremy
del
Ho
&
Radulfus
de
Coggeshale
tenent
feodum
del
Ho
in
Rivahale
,
quod
est
de
Honore
Bononiae
&
valet
xl
s.
&
deb●nt
tenere
per
servitium
*
Chamberlangeriae
in
Com.
Devon
'
,
&
modo
nullum
servitium
faciunt
nisi
duos
Wartpenys
per
an
▪
ad
Hundredum
de
Wyham
.
Hundred
de
Beckingtre
.
Johannes
le
Parker
tenet
dimid
.
Hidam
terrae
per
Serjantiam
custodiendi
Parcum
domini
Regis
&
Boscum
forinsecum
,
&
valet
per
annum
dimidiam
marcam
.
Bures
.
Willielmus
de
Bigod
tenet
cum
uxore
sua
villam
de
Bures
,
&
Hundredum
de
domino
Rege
in
Capite
,
scil
.
Villam
de
Bures
per
Serjantiam
*
Eschanderiae
,
&
Valet
Villa
C
s.
&
de
Hundredo
reddit
ad
Scaccarium
xviijl
.
Vpminster
.
Johannes
Engayne
tenet
manerium
de
Vpmenistre
in
Com.
Essex
,
quod
Valet
per
ann
.
xxxl
.
per
Serjantiam
custodiendi
Canes
Leporarios
Domini
Regis
.
Morton
.
Henricus
de
Averyng
tenuit
manerium
de
Morton
in
Com.
Essex
in
Capite
de
domino
Rege
,
per
Serjantiam
inveniendi
unum
hominem
cum
uno
equo
precii
x
s.
&
quatuor
†
†
ferris
equorum
,
&
uno
sacco
de
coreo
,
&
una
Brochia
ferrea
,
quotiescunque
contigerit
dominum
Regem
ire
in
Walliam
cum
exercitu
sumptibus
suis
propriis
per
quadragnita
dies
.
Pusey
.
Alicia
Paternoster
tenet
unam
Virgatam
terrae
in
Pusey
in
Com.
Berks
in
Capite
de
domino
Rege
per
servitium
dicendi
quolilet
die
quinquies
Paternoster
,
pro
animabus
antecessorum
Domini
Regis
.
&
Valet
per
ann
.
v
s.
&
Richardus
Paternoster
pro
Relevio
suo
ter
dixit
coram
Baronibus
modo
hic
Orationem
Dominicam
cum
Salutatione
Beatae
Mariae
,
sicut
Johannes
frater
ejus
fecerat
pro
Relevio
suo
.
Saling
.
Radulfus
Picot
tenet
unam
Carucatam
terrae
in
Saling
in
Com.
Essex
per
Serjantiam
custodiendi
unum
Spervarlum
ad
custus
Domini
Regis
;
&
Dominus
Rex
invenient
eidem
sustentationem
suam
ad
tres
equos
,
tres
†
garciones
&
tres
Leporarios
,
&
idem
Radulfus
mutabit
praedictum
Spervarium
sumptibus
suis
propriis
.
Falsted
.
Walterus
de
Glanvile
tenet
quadraginta
acras
terrae
in
Falsted
in
Com.
Essex
per
Serjantiam
†
cariandi
unam
Summam
Avenae
sumptibus
suis
propriis
ad
equos
Domini
Regis
,
dum
tamen
Dominus
Rex
moram
fecerit
in
Com.
Essex
inter
pontem
de
Stratford
extra
London
&
pontem
de
Colcester
,
&
modo
terra
illa
arrentata
est
.
Boyton
.
Willielmus
de
Reynes
aliquando
tenuit
duas
Carucatas
terrae
in
Boyton
in
parochia
de
Finchingfend
in
Com.
Essex
per
Serjantiam
custodiendi
Domino
Regi
quinque
Canes
†
Luporarios
,
&
decanus
&
Capitalum
Londoni
modo
tenent
terram
illam
.
Hashwell
.
Simon
de
Hashwel
tenet
quoddam
Tenementum
in
Villa
de
Hashwel
in
Com.
Essex
per
Serjantiam
essendi
†
Hastilarius
Domini
Regis
.
Springesend
.
Petrus
le
Marshal
tenet
quoddam
Tenementum
in
Spring
send
in
Com.
Essex
per
Serjantiam
custodiendi
unum
Palefridum
in
stabulo
Domini
Regis
sumptibus
ipsius
Domini
Regis
.
Fingreth
.
Robertus
de
Vere
,
Comes
Oxoniae
,
tenet
Manerium
de
Fingreth
in
Com.
Essex
per
Serjantiam
essendi
Camerarius
Domini
Regis
Die
Coronationis
suae
&
idem
Robertus
&
Matilda
uxor
ejus
tenet
Manerium
de
Ging-reginae
,
per
Serjantiam
custodiendi
Cameram
Dominae
Reginae
die
Coronationis
Praedictae
.
Tey
magna
.
Robert
〈…〉
de
Trumpeton
tenet
Dimid
.
Carucatam
〈…〉
Tey
Magna
in
Com.
Essex
per
Serjan
〈…〉
inveniendi
Domino
Regi
unum
equum
〈…〉
num
*
Saccum
de
Cannabe
,
&
unam
brochiam
in
exercitu
Domini
Regis
in
Walliam
per
xl
.
dies
sumptibus
suis
propriis
.
Brokenerst
.
Petrus
Spileman
tenuit
de
Rege
in
Capite
unam
Carucatam
terrae
in
Brokenerst
in
Comitatu
Southamptoniae
per
Serjantiam
inveniendi
unum
Servientem
cum
*
Hambergello
per
quadraginta
dies
in
Anglia
&c.
Launceston
.
Robertus
Hurding
tenet
unam
acram
terrae
&
unum
furnum
in
Villa
Castri
de
Lanceveton
nomine
Serjantiae
essendi
in
Castro
de
Lanceveton
cum
uno
capello
serreo
&
una
*
Hachet
Denesh
per
xl
.
dies
,
tempore
guerrae
ad
custum
suum
proprium
,
&
post
xl
.
dies
si
dominus
Castri
Velit
ipsum
tenere
in
eodem
Castro
,
〈…〉
custus
ipsius
Domini
.
Degemue
.
Willielmus
Trevelle
tenet
unam
acram
terrae
Cornubiensem
in
Degemue
&
Eglosderi
per
Serjantiam
inveniendi
unum
batellum
&
rethia
ad
piscandum
in
lacu
de
Hellestone
,
quandocunque
Dominus
Rex
venerit
apud
Hellestone
&
quamdiu
moram
ibi
fecerit
.
Penkelly
Johannes
de
Treveilly
tenet
in
Penkelly
in
Com.
Cornub.
dimidiam
acram
terrae
Cornubiensem
per
Serjantiam
recipiendi
unam
Capam
de
Grisanso
ad
pontem
de
Pauleton
cum
Rex
fuerit
in
veniendo
versus
Cornubiam
,
&
intrando
de
Domino
de
Cabilia
,
qui
eam
in
adventu
Domini
Regis
,
ibidem
deferre
debet
,
&
eam
tradere
eidem
Johanni
,
qui
quidem
Johannes
eandem
Capam
ferre
debet
cum
Domino
Rege
per
totam
Cornubiam
.
Pengevel
.
Robertus
de
Wena
tenet
tres
acras
Cornubienses
terrae
in
villa
de
Pengevel
in
Capite
de
Domino
Rege
per
Serjantiam
inveniendi
quinque
soldarios
ad
vada
Gayte
Castri
de
Lanceveton
&c.
Schipton
.
Willielmus
le
Moyne
tenet
man●rium
de
Schipton
in
Com.
Gloc.
de
Domino
Rege
per
Serjantiam
custodiendi
Lardarium
Domini
Regis
.
Twigworth
.
Robertus
le
Sauvage
tenet
unam
virgatam
terrae
in
Twigeworth
de
Domino
Rege
per
servitium
quinque
Solidorum
per
annum
,
&
debet
portare
brevia
Domini
Regis
quae
veniunt
ad
Vicecomitem
per
comitatum
istum
ad
custum
suum
proprium
.
Vpton
.
Galfridus
de
la
Grave
tenet
unam
Virgatam
terrae
in
Vpton
in
Com.
Gloc.
per
Serjantiam
quod
debet
sequi
Dom.
Regem
in
exercitu
suo
in
Anglia
cum
arcu
&
sagittis
ad
custum
suum
proprium
per
xl
.
dies
,
&
postea
ad
custum
Domini
Regis
,
&
Willielmus
de
Kingsham
tenet
duas
acras
terrae
per
Serjantiam
custodiendi
Hostium
dispensorii
Domini
Regis
.
Stapelton
.
Johannes
de
Allebyr
tenet
unam
Virgatam
terrae
in
Stapelton
in
Com
Gloc.
per
Serjantiam
ad
portandum
brevia
Dom.
Regis
de
Castello
Gloucestriae
per
unam
*
Dietam
ad
custum
suum
proprium
,
&
ultra
ad
custum
Dom.
Regis
.
Teynton
.
Hugo
de
Kilpec
tenet
Manerium
de
parva
Teynton
in
Com.
Glouc.
de
Dom.
Rege
per
Serjantiam
servandi
*
Hayam
de
Hereford
ad
custum
suum
.
Idem
habuit
duas
filias
,
quae
sunt
ejus
haeredes
,
quarum
Philippus
Marmion
desponsavit
unam
&
Willielmus
de
Cantilupo
habet
custodiam
alterius
per
Dom.
Regem
.
Molesey
.
Walter
de
Molesey
tenet
terram
suam
de
Dom.
Rege
in
Molesy
per
Serjantiam
existendi
†
Balistarius
Domini
Regis
in
exercitu
suo
,
per
xl
.
dies
ad
custum
suum
proprium
,
&
si
amplius
ibi
moram
fecerit
ad
custum
Domini
Regis
Stoke
.
Nicholas
le
Archer
tenet
duas
Carucatas
terrae
in
Villa
de
Stoke
in
Com.
Glouc.
per
Serjantiam
inveniendi
Domino
Regi
in
exercitu
Walliae
unum
hominem
cum
arcu
&
Sagittis
,
sumptibus
suis
propriis
per
xl
.
dies
.
Kingesham
.
Johannes
de
Daubeney
tenet
Manerium
suum
apud
Kingesham
in
Com.
Glouc
,
per
Serjantiam
custodiendi
†
hostium
Panetriae
Domini
Regis
.
Et
praedictus
Johannes
dicit
quod
die
Coronationis
Domini
Regis
nunc
fecit
Serjantiam
suam
in
propria
persona
.
Lancaster
.
Rogerus
de
Hesam
tenet
duas
Carucatas
terrae
,
per
servitium
sonandi
Cornu
suum
quando
Rex
intrat
&
exit
Comitatum
Lancastriae
.
Vpton
.
Walkelinus
de
Fabrica
tenet
unam
Virgatam
terrae
in
Vpton
in
Com.
Glouc.
per
Serjantiam
reddendi
ad
Manerium
Domini
ducenta
Capita
Sagittarum
.
Et
Juratores
dicunt
quod
Dominus
Rex
est
in
seisina
.
Kings
Stanford
.
Richardus
Pygot
tenet
duas
virgatas
terrae
in
Stanford
Regis
in
Com
Hereford
de
Domino
Rege
in
Capite
per
servitium
conducendi
Thesaurum
Domini
Regis
de
Hereford
usque
ad
London
,
sumptibus
Domini
Regis
&
in
redeundo
sumptibus
suis
propriis
;
&
etiam
summonendi
Episcopum
Hereford
ad
portas
manerii
dicti
Episcopi
de
Bromyard
,
si
contingat
Dominum
Regem
praedictum
Episcopum
implacitare
.
Mawardyn
Walterus
de
Monemuwe
(
i.
Monmouth
)
tenet
unam
virgatam
terrae
in
Mawardyn
in
Com.
Heref.
per
Serjantiam
conducendi
Thesaurum
Dom.
Regis
usque
London
,
quotiescunque
summonitus
fuerit
per
Vicecomitem
,
cum
uno
equo
&
Capello
ferreo
sumptibus
Domini
Regis
,
viz.
xij
.
d.
quolibet
die
versus
London
,
&
in
redeundo
sumptibus
suis
propriis
.
Et
Willielmus
Caperon
tenuit
duas
virgatas
terrae
ibidem
per
Serjantiam
custodiendi
portam
Castri
Hereford
,
&
habendi
12
Denarios
per
diem
de
Domino
Rege
.
Watton
.
Robertus
Aguillum
tenet
Manerium
de
Watton
in
Com.
Hertford
per
Serjantiam
inveniendi
unum
hominem
ad
pedes
quandocunque
Dominus
Rex
vadit
in
Walliam
per
xl
.
dies
sumptibus
suis
propriis
.
Lighthorn
.
Comes
Warwici
est
Dominus
de
Lighthorn
in
Com.
Warwic
,
&
tenet
de
Rege
in
Capite
&c.
Tota
villa
est
geldabilis
,
&
dat
Scutagium
&
Warth
,
&
venit
ad
duos
magnos
Turnos
vicecomitis
.
Hornmede
.
Juratores
dicunt
quod
manerium
de
Hornmede
in
Com.
Hertford
,
quod
Domina
Lora
de
Saunford
tenet
in
dotem
,
est
Serjantia
Domini
Regis
,
essendi
Camerarius
Dominae
Reginae
.
Magna
Gidding
.
Johannes
Engayne
tenet
unam
Carucatam
terrae
in
Magna
Gidding
in
Com.
Hunt.
per
Serjantiam
currendi
ad
Lupum
,
Vulpem
&
Cattum
,
&
amovendi
omnem
verminam
extra
Forestam
Domini
Regis
in
Comitatu
isto
.
Peckam
.
Johannes
Peckam
tenet
Manerium
de
Peckam
in
Com.
Kanciae
in
Capite
de
Domino
Rege
per
servitium
mutandi
unum
Osturcum
per
ann
.
Bilsington
.
Antecessores
Comitis
Arundel
solebant
tenere
Manerium
de
Bilsynton
,
in
Com.
Kanciae
quod
valet
per
ann
.
xxx
l.
per
Serjantiam
essendi
Pincerna
Domini
Regis
in
die
Pentecostes
.
Coperland
&
Atterton
.
Solomon
de
Campis
tenet
quasdam
terras
quae
vocantur
Coperland
&
Atterton
in
Com.
Kanc.
de
Domino
Rege
in
Capite
per
Serjantiam
&
servitium
tenendi
Caput
ipsius
Domini
Regis
inter
Dover
&
Whitsond
,
quoties
contigerit
ipsum
inter
praedictos
Portus
transfretare
versus
Whitsond
.
Ovenhelle
.
Osbertus
de
Longchamp
miles
tenet
quandam
terram
quae
vocatur
Ovenhelle
in
Com.
Kanciae
,
per
servitium
quod
debet
exequi
Dominum
Regem
in
exercitu
suo
usque
in
Walliam
xl
.
diebus
propriis
sumptibus
,
cum
uno
equo
precii
v
s.
&
cum
uno
sacco
precii
vj
d.
&
cum
brochia
ad
eundem
sacuum
.
Hundred
de
Middleton
.
Willielmus
de
Leyburn
tenet
terram
suam
de
Domino
Rege
per
Serjantiam
ad
custodiendum
Lardarium
Domini
Regis
die
quo
Dominus
Rex
portabit
Coronam
.
Bilsington
.
Prior
de
Bilsington
tenet
quandam
partem
Serjantiae
in
Bilsington
in
Com.
Kanciae
†
ad
serviendum
Dominum
Regem
die
Pentecostes
de
coupa
sua
.
Lenyngburn
.
Willielmus
filius
Willielmi
Bek
tenet
terram
suam
in
Lenyngburn
per
Serjantiam
inveniendi
ad
transfretationem
Domini
Regis
unam
navem
quae
vocatur
Baard
,
versus
Vasconiam
,
sumptibus
suis
propriis
.
Portus
Maris
.
King
Edward
the
first
ordained
,
that
his
Sea-port
Towns
should
provide
for
his
service
certain
Ships
sumptibus
suis
propriis
&
Duplici
Eskippamento
.
Sr.
Robert
Cotton
(
in
his
answer
to
Motives
for
War
)
interprets
it
double
Shippage
,
by
which
I
suppose
he
means
double
Tackle
or
furniture
for
the
Ships
.
Keperland
&
Atterton
.
Solomon
Attefeld
tenet
terram
apud
Keperland
&
Atterton
in
Com.
Kanciae
per
Serjantiam
,
viz.
quod
quotiescunque
Dominus
Rex
vult
transire
mare
,
idem
Solomon
&
haeredes
sui
debent
transire
cum
eo
ad
tenendum
caput
ejus
in
mare
,
si
necesse
fuerit
.
Waleton
.
Richardus
de
Waleton
tenet
quatuordecim
Bovatas
terrae
cum
pertinentiis
,
in
Waleton
in
Com.
Lanc.
de
Domino
Rege
per
Serjantiam
faciendi
executiones
ad
brevia
Domini
Regis
&
Attachiamenta
in
Wapentachiis
de
Derby
&
Makerfeld
,
&
est
Ballivus
eorundem
de
feodo
.
Parva
Singelton
.
Thomas
de
Singelton
tenet
parvam
Singelton
in
Com.
Lanc.
per
servitium
faciendi
Attachiamenta
&
executiones
ad
brevia
Domini
Regis
&
Attachiamenta
ad
Placita
Coronae
in
Wapentachiis
de
Amonderness
&
Blakeburnschire
,
die
qua
pater
suus
obijt
▪
Seisitus
.
Scargerthorp
&c.
Abbas
de
Netele
tenet
in
Scargerthorp
,
Bekingham
&
Sutton
in
Com.
Lincoln
quoddam
Manerium
cum
pertin
.
quod
habet
de
Dono
Walteri
de
Burgo
qui
illud
tenuit
de
Domino
Rege
in
Capite
,
per
servitium
reddendi
Domino
Regi
unam
†
Capellam
lineatam
de
Syndone
&
unum
par
Calcarium
Deauratorum
pro
omni
servitio
.
Bradele
.
Radulfus
de
Fletcher
tenet
in
Villa
de
Bradele
in
Com.
Linc.
unum
Messuagium
&
duas
Bovatas
terrae
&
sex
acras
bosci
cum
pertin
.
de
Domino
Rege
in
Capite
per
servitium
reddendi
per
ann
.
viginti
*
Flectas
ad
Scaccarium
Domini
Regis
.
Renham
.
Laurentius
de
Broke
tenet
villatam
de
Renham
in
Com.
Middlesex
de
Domino
Rege
in
Capite
per
servitium
inveniendi
Domino
Regi
in
exercitu
ubicunque
fuerit
infra
quatuor
maria
Angliae
unum
hominem
equitem
precii
equi
v
s.
&
unum
saccum
precii
v
d.
&
unam
Brochiam
precii
duorum
Denariorum
ob
.
qr
.
per
xl
.
dies
sumptibus
ipsius
Laurentii
.
Idem
tenet
villatam
de
Ikenham
per
idem
servitium
.
Enfeild
.
Richardus
de
Plessetis
tenet
viginti
libratas
terrae
in
Enefend
in
Com.
Middlesex
de
Domino
Rege
per
Serjantiam
essendi
Capitalis
Forestarius
Domini
Regis
in
Forestis
de
Menedop
Exemore
,
Rychiche
&
Selewode
in
Com
Somerset
.
Lilleston
.
Oto
filius
Willielmi
tenuit
Manerium
de
Lilleston
in
Com.
Middlesex
de
Domino
Rege
Henrico
Patre
Domini
Regis
nunc
in
Capite
,
per
Serjantiam
custodiendi
*
Cuneum
monetae
Domini
Regis
.
Sed
Magister
Militiae
Templi
modo
tenet
,
&c.
Brambelegh
.
Richardus
Cauus
&
Sabina
uxor
ejus
tenent
unum
Messuagium
&
sexaginta
acras
terrae
in
Brambelegh
in
Com.
Middlesex
,
per
servitium
inveniendi
Domino
Regi
unum
hominem
equitem
armatum
per
xl
.
dies
sumptibus
suis
propriis
,
quotiens
contigerit
ipsum
Dominum
Regem
adire
alicubi
cum
exercitu
.
Et
Priorissa
Beati
Leonardi
de
Stretford
tenet
quinquaginta
acras
terrae
in
eadem
villa
per
servitium
inveniendi
Domino
Regi
unum
hominem
ad
tenendum
manutergium
ipsius
Regis
in
Coronatione
sua
.
East-Smithfield
.
Thomas
de
Meose
tenet
unum
Messuagium
&
unum
Molendinum
aquaticum
&
octo
acras
prati
cum
pertin
.
in
East-Smithfield
per
servitium
inveniendi
Domino
Regi
unum
hominem
peditem
cum
arcu
&
sagittis
per
xl
.
dies
sumptibus
suis
propriis
in
Turri
London
.
tempore
guerrae
.
Carleton
.
Eustachius
de
Corson
,
Thomas
de
Berkedich
&
Robertus
de
Wethen
tenent
triginta
acras
terrae
in
villa
de
Carleton
in
Com.
Norfolk
per
Serjantiam
ducendi
Domino
Regi
ubicunque
fuerit
in
Anglia
,
viginti
&
quatuor
*
pastillos
de
Fresh
Allec
in
primo
adventu
.
Herlham
.
Radulfus
de
Herlham
tenet
Manerium
de
Herlham
in
Com.
Norf.
per
Serjantiam
inveniendi
in
Castro
de
Norwico
unum
Balistarium
tempore
guerrae
xl
.
dies
sumptibus
suis
propriis
.
Redenhal
.
Petrus
filius
Roberti
le
Espicer
tenet
quandam
terram
in
Redenhall
in
Com.
Norf.
per
Serjantiam
custodiendi
unum
Austurcum
Domini
Regis
sumptibus
Domini
Regis
a
festo
Sancti
Michaelis
usque
ad
quadragesimam
;
&
postmodum
ipsum
mutare
debet
sumptibus
suis
propriis
.
Shelfhanger
.
Johannes
filius
Bartholomaei
de
Avyleres
tenuit
quandam
Serjantiam
in
villa
de
Shelfhanger
in
Com.
Norf.
&
in
Brome
&
Everwarton
in
Com.
Sufolk
,
per
Serjantiam
essendi
Mareschallus
peditum
Com.
Norf.
&
Suff.
in
exercitu
Domini
Regis
in
wallia
,
cum
contigerit
Dominum
Regem
ibidem
ire
cum
exercitu
,
sumptibus
Comitatuum
praedictorum
.
Norton
&
Clun
.
Willielmus
filius
Alani
dat
duos
bonos
Catzuros
pro
habendis
duobus
Feriis
,
una
apud
Norton
,
per
quatuor
dies
duratura
,
&
alia
apud
Clunne
,
per
tres
dies
duratura
,
secundum
tenorem
Chartae
Domini
Regis
,
quam
inde
habet
.
Ashley
.
Johannes
de
Hastings
tenet
Manerium
quod
vocatur
le
Vppehall
in
Ashelt
in
Capite
de
Domino
Rege
per
Serjantiam
essendi
Pannetarius
Domini
Regis
.
Rakey
.
Walterus
de
Burgh
&
participes
sui
tenent
xvjl
.
libratas
terrae
in
Rakey
in
Com.
Norf.
per
Serjantiam
duorum
Mues
vini
rubei
&
ducentorum
pirorum
de
Permeines
solvendorum
ad
festum
Sancti
Michaelis
quolibet
anno
ad
Scaccarium
Domini
Regis
.
Runham
.
Walterus
de
Hevene
tenuit
Manerium
de
Runham
in
Com
Norf.
in
Capite
de
Domino
Rege
per
Serjantiam
duarum
Mutarum
vini
sacti
de
Permains
,
Solvend
.
Domino
Regi
ad
Scaccarium
per
ann
.
ad
festum
Sancti
Michaelis
.
Banningham
.
Rogerus
Bygod
Comes
Norf.
tenet
quandam
Serjantiam
in
Bannyngham
,
quae
vocatur
Tusard
per
servitium
inveniendi
Domino
Regi
unum
*
Balistarium
tempore
guerrae
per
quindecim
dies
sumptibus
suis
propriis
.
Stanhow
.
Johanna
quae
fuit
uxor
Johannis
King
tenet
quandam
Serjantiam
in
Stanhow
in
Com.
Norf.
Serjantiam
custodiendi
unum
Bracelettum
deymerettum
Domini
Regis
.
quaere
.
Sibertoft
.
Thomas
Curzonn
tenet
Manerium
de
Sibertoft
in
Com.
Northampton
de
Domino
Rege
in
Capite
per
servitium
inveniendi
unum
hominem
peditem
cum
arcubus
&
sagittis
in
exercitu
Domini
Regis
per
xl
dies
infra
quatuor
maria
,
sumptibus
suis
propriis
.
Wrencholm
.
Robertus
filius
Alexandri
tenet
Manerium
de
Wrencholm
per
custodiam
Porcorum
Regis
,
tempore
Pannagii
,
donec
apprecientur
,
Pightesley
.
Johannes
D'engayne
miles
&
Elena
D'engayne
tenent
de
Domino
Rege
in
Capite
viginti
libratas
terrae
cum
pertin
.
in
Pightesle
in
Com.
Northhampton
per
servitium
fugandi
ad
Lupum
pro
voluntate
sua
in
Comitatu
isto
.
Vpton
.
Nicholas
Chaunceux
tenet
Manerium
de
Vpton
in
Com.
Northampton
,
quod
est
de
antiquo
Dominio
Coronae
Domini
Regis
,
per
servitium
inveniendi
unum
hominem
armatum
in
guerra
Domini
Regis
quandocunque
necesse
fuerit
infra
quatuor
maria
Angliae
per
xl
.
dies
sumptibus
suis
propriis
.
Rode.
Robertus
Maunsel
tenet
xl
.
acras
terrae
cum
pertin
.
in
Rode
in
quodam
loco
vocato
Somerhale
&
Lidgate
de
honore
Peverelli
per
Serjantiam
inveniendi
Domino
Regi
,
in
guerra
sua
Walliae
cum
accederit
,
unum
equum
precii
quinque
solidorum
&
unum
saccum
precii
iiij
d.
ob
.
cum
uno
*
brochetto
per
quadraginta
dies
sumptibus
suis
propriis
.
Radeclyve
&
Glapton
.
Manerium
de
Radeclyve
tenetur
de
Domino
Rege
in
Capite
per
servitium
*
mutandi
unum
Estricium
,
&
inveniendi
unum
portatorem
ad
custus
Domini
Regis
.
Item
Gervasius
de
Glapton
,
Johannes
de
Skerington
&
alii
tenent
medietatem
unius
messuagii
&
trium
bovatarum
terrae
in
Glapton
per
servitium
inveniendi
unum
sub-ballivum
pro
feodo
Peverelli
in
Com.
Nottingham
.
Abbeford
.
Laurentius
do
Scaccario
tenuit
duas
Carucatas
terrae
in
Abbeford
in
parochia
de
Aston
per
Serjantiam
essendi
Marescallus
coram
Justiciariis
Itinerantibus
per
totam
Angliam
,
&
coram
Justiciariis
de
Banco
&
Baronibus
de
Scaccario
.
Nettlebed
.
Oliverus
de
Stanford
tenuit
quandam
terram
in
Nettlebed
in
Com.
Oxon
,
per
Serjantiam
*
Espicurnantiae
Cancellaria
Domini
Regis
.
Hokenorton
.
Ela
Comitissa
Warwici
tenet
Manerium
de
Hokenorton
in
Com.
Oxon.
quod
est
de
Baronia
de
Oyly
,
de
Domino
Rege
in
Capite
per
Serjantiam
scindendi
coram
Domino
Rege
die
Natalis
Domini
,
&
habere
cultellum
▪
Domini
Regis
de
quo
scindit
.
Staunton
.
Henricus
de
la
Wade
tenet
decem
libratas
terrae
in
Staunton
in
Com.
Oxon.
per
Serjantiam
portandi
unum
Gerefalconem
quolibet
anno
coram
Domino
Rege
,
quando
Domino
Regi
placuerit
spaciari
cum
hujusmodi
Falconibus
,
ad
custus
ipsius
Domini
Regis
.
Nether
Overton
.
Robertus
de
la
Sale
tenet
duas
virgatas
terrae
in
Nether-Overton
per
Serjantiam
inveniendi
in
exercitu
Domini
Regis
hominem
portantem
unum
†
Penicillum
per
quadraginta
dies
sumptibus
suis
;
&
modo
arrenta
est
ad
Scaccarium
.
Thethercote
&
Cheddich
,
Petrus
de
Chetwode
tenet
dimidiam
Carucatam
terrae
in
Thethercote
&
Cheddich
per
Serjantiam
quod
solebat
invenire
,
in
exercitu
Domino
Regis
sumptibus
suis
propriis
tempore
guerrae
,
unum
hominem
peditem
cum
una
Lancea
&
uno
Bucino
ferreo
per
xl
.
dies
.
quaere
.
Thamewell
.
Robertus
de
Grant
tenuit
unum
Messuagium
&
xiij
.
acras
terrae
in
Hameletto
de
Thamewell
in
Com.
Oxon.
de
Domino
Rege
per
Serjantiam
custodiendi
portam
de
Wodegate
apud
Wodestoke
in
presentia
Domini
Regis
,
cum
idem
Dominus
Rex
moram
ibidem
faceret
.
Boghton
.
Johannes
Mauduit
tenet
manerium
de
Boghton
in
Com.
Oxon.
in
capite
de
Domino
Rege
per
Serjantiam
mutandi
unum
Hostricum
Domini
Regis
,
vel
istum
Hostricum
portandi
ad
curiam
Domini
Regis
.
Lewe
.
Robertus
de
Eylesford
tenet
tres
virgatas
terrae
in
Lewe
in
Com.
Oxon.
de
Domino
Rege
per
servitium
inveniendi
unum
hominem
cum
arcu
&
sagittis
per
xl
.
dies
sumptibus
suis
propriis
,
quotiescunque
contigerit
Dominum
Regem
ire
in
Walliam
cum
exercitu
suo
.
Wylington
.
Walter
de
la
Lynde
tenet
Bedelleriam
Hundredi
de
Wyllington
&
Hundredi
de
Westperet
in
Com.
Somerset
,
per
Serjantiam
inveniendi
Bedellos
ad
Officium
Bedellorum
faciend
.
in
Hundredis
praedictis
.
Et
Walterus
dicit
quod
Dominus
Henricus
Rex
,
pater
Domini
Regis
nunc
concessit
Johanni
de
la
Lynde
patri
suo
praedictam
Bedelleriam
per
Cartam
suam
,
quam
profert
,
&c.
Stony-Aston
.
Bartholomaeus
Peytevyn
tenet
duas
Carucatas
terrae
in
Stony-Aston
in
Com.
Somerset
de
Domino
Rege
in
Capite
per
servitium
unius
†
Sextarii
vini
gariophilati
reddendi
Domino
Regi
per
annum
ad
Natale
Domini
.
Et
valet
dicta
terra
per
ann
.
x
l.
Stert
.
Matheus
de
Chamfleur
tenet
Manerium
de
Sterte
in
Com.
Somerset
in
Capite
de
Domino
Rege
per
Serjantiam
unius
†
Grunae
vini
,
solvend
.
per
annum
ad
Scaccarium
Domini
Regis
ad
festum
Sancti
Michaelis
.
Arrentata
est
ad
iij
s.
per
annum
.
Mertok
.
Robertus
de
Sancto
Claro
tenet
decem
libratas
terrae
in
Hundredo
de
Mertok
de
Domino
Rege
in
Capite
per
servitium
inveniendi
unum
servientem
armatum
cum
uno
equo
in
exercitu
Domini
Regis
in
Wallia
per
xl
.
dies
sumptibus
suis
propriis
.
Brom.
Barthol
.
de
Avylers
tenet
terram
in
Brom
in
Com.
Suffolk
per
Serjantiam
ducendi
pedites
istius
Comitatus
in
Walliam
,
quotiescunque
contigerit
Dominum
Regem
ire
ad
partes
illas
cum
exercitu
.
Hanlegh
.
Robertus
Bardolf
tenet
quoddam
Tenementum
in
Hanlegh
in
Com.
Suffolk
per
Serjantiam
essendi
&
faciendi
Officium
Ballivi
Honoris
de
Hanlegh
,
in
Capite
de
Domino
Rege
.
Aston-Bernard
John
Molyns
held
the
Mannor
of
Aston-Bernard
in
Com.
Bucks
of
the
King
in
Capite
,
by
the
service
of
being
Marshal
of
the
Kings
Falcons
and
other
Hawks
.
Wingfeild
.
Galfridus
Frumband
tenuit
sexaginta
acras
terrae
in
Wingefend
in
Com.
Suffolk
per
servitium
reddendi
Domino
Regi
duas
albas
Columbas
per
ann
.
Wrotting
.
Walterus
Pychard
de
Wrotting
in
Com.
Suffolk
tenuit
Centum
acras
terrae
de
Domino
Rege
in
Capite
per
▪
Serjantiam
inveniendi
Domino
Rege
unum
hominem
peditem
,
cum
uno
arcu
&
quatuor
sagittis
,
quotiescunque
contigerit
Dominum
Regem
ire
in
Walliam
cum
exercitu
per
xl
.
dies
sumptibus
suis
propriis
.
Wylemondele
.
Reginald
de
Argentyne
,
in
King
Edward
the
firsts
time
,
was
seized
of
the
Mannor
of
great
Wylemondele
(
now
called
Wymble
)
in
the
County
of
Cambridg
,
which
he
held
by
grand
Serjanty
,
to
serve
our
Lord
the
King
on
the
day
of
his
Coronation
with
a
silver
Cup
,
ad
Ordinationem
Seneschalli
Domini
Regis
.
This
Mannor
is
now
come
to
the
Lord
Allington
,
who
at
the
Coronation
Dinner
of
his
Majesty
King
Charles
the
second
,
carried
the
King
his
first
draught
of
Drink
in
a
Silver
gilt
Cup
;
the
Office
of
Cupbearer
,
as
also
the
Fee
having
been
adjudged
to
him
by
the
Courts
of
Claims
,
in
right
of
this
Mannor
;
And
when
the
King
had
drank
,
the
said
Lord
Allington
received
the
Cup
for
his
Fee.
Guldeford
.
Thomas
de
la
Puille
tenet
unam
Serjantiam
in
villa
de
Guldeford
de
Dono
Ricardi
Testard
,
per
quam
aliquando
solebat
servare
Lotrices
Curiae
Domini
Regis
,
&
modo
reddit
ad
Scaccarium
xxv
s.
Cumbes
.
Petrus
de
Baldewyn
tenet
quandam
Serjantiam
in
Cumbes
in
Com.
Surrey
ad
colligendam
lanam
Dominae
Reginae
per
albas
spinas
,
si
voluèrit
,
&
si
nolit
eam
colligere
solvet
ad
Scaccarium
Domini
Regis
xx
s.
per
ann
.
Mayford
.
Mayford
est
Serjantia
Domini
Regis
,
&
debet
invenire
unum
servientem
cum
uno
Hambergello
&
una
lancea
,
per
xl
.
dies
ad
custum
suum
.
Gateshill
.
Robertus
de
Gatton
tenet
Manerium
de
Gateshill
in
Com
Surrey
,
per
Serjantiam
Marescalli
duodecim
puellarum
,
quae
sequuntur
Curiam
Domini
Regis
.
Biscopestre
.
Habuit
Rex
Griffin
unum
Manerium
Biscopestreu
,
&
in
Dominio
unam
Carucatam
habebat
,
&
homines
ejus
sex
Carucas
.
Quando
ipse
Rex
ibi
veniebat
,
reddebat
ei
unaquaeque
Caruca
CC.
*
Hesthas
,
unam
2
Cunam
plenam
Cervisia
&
unam
Butyri
3
Ruscam
.
Westcurt
.
Walterus
Gatelyn
tenet
Manerium
de
Westcurt
in
villa
de
Bedinton
in
Com.
Surrey
in
Capite
de
Domino
Rege
reddendo
inde
Domino
Regi
per
annum
unam
Balistam
precii
xij
d.
Lederede
.
Willielmus
Frankelen
tenet
quandam
terram
in
Lederede
in
Com.
Surrey
de
feodo
Regis
inveniendo
†
Scaunam
ad
Comitatum
,
quotiescunque
contigerit
Comitatum
ibi
teneri
.
Et
Walterus
le
Hore
tenet
quandam
terram
in
eadem
villa
de
feodo
Regis
inveniendo
quandam
domum
ad
prisonam
,
cum
contigerit
aliquem
prisonem
capiari
ad
Turnum
vicecomitis
,
sed
prisones
debent
esse
in
custodia
vicecomitis
.
Et
Willielmus
de
Oxencroft
tenet
quandam
terram
in
eadem
villa
de
feodo
Domini
Regis
inveniendo
*
Parcum
ad
averia
,
cum
aliquae
averia
capta
fuerint
pro
debito
Domini
Regis
.
Chenes
.
Othonus
de
Grandison
&
Johannes
de
Valletorta
&
Alicia
uxor
ejus
tenent
villam
de
Chenes
de
Serjantia
inveniendi
die
Coronationis
Regis
duos
albos
Ciphos
ad
prandium
,
&
modo
arrentata
est
ad
viij
s.
Gateshull
.
Hamo
de
Gatton
tenet
Manerium
de
Gateshul
in
Com.
Surrey
de
Domino
Rege
per
Serjantiam
,
ut
erit
Marescallus
Meretricum
,
cum
Dominus
Rex
venerit
in
partibus
illis
,
&
non
tenet
nisi
ad
Voluntatem
ipsius
Regis
.
Midlovent
.
Willielmus
de
Thadeham
tenet
duas
Hidas
terrae
apud
Midlovent
in
Com.
Sussex
de
Domino
Rege
in
Capite
,
&
solebat
reddere
pro
eadem
terra
Domino
Regi
per
annum
duos
chapones
albos
,
&
modo
reddit
unam
Marcam
.
Et
Willielmus
Papylon
tenet
terram
in
Boseham
per
idem
servitium
.
Wolbeding
.
Johannes
de
Arundell
de
Wolbeding
tenet
Manerium
de
Wolbeding
in
Capite
de
Domino
Rege
per
Serjantiam
deferendi
†
vexillum
peditum
de
Comitatu
Sussex
per
medium
Sussex
,
cum
contigerit
Dominum
Regem
transitum
facere
tempore
guerrae
per
medium
Comitatus
Sussexiae
.
Boseham
.
Rogerus
Papilon
tenet
unum
Messuagium
,
unum
Molendinum
&
tres
Virgatas
terrae
in
Boseham
in
Com.
Sussex
per
Servitium
portandi
Domino
Regi
duos
albos
Capones
quotiens
transierit
per
portam
ipsius
Rogeri
.
Chinting
.
Thomas
Therel
habuit
quandam
Serjantiam
in
Chinting
in
Com.
Sussex
inveniendi
quendam
servientem
quotiescunque
contigerit
Dominum
Regem
cum
exercitu
suo
ire
in
Walliam
vel
alibi
in
Anglia
sumptibus
suis
propriis
per
xl
.
dies
.
Et
Thomas
de
Peverel
tenet
terram
in
Blachinton
per
idem
servitium
.
Estwordham
.
Johannes
le
Vnz
tenet
Estwordham
in
Com.
Southampton
de
Domino
Rege
per
Serjantiam
portandi
unam
virgam
coram
Domino
Rege
,
&
arentatur
ad
C
s.
per
ann
.
Hertlegh
.
Patricius
de
Cadurcis
.
(
i.
Chaworth
)
tenet
Manerium
de
Hertlegh
in
Com.
predict
.
faciendo
servitium
Camerarii
ad
Scaccarium
Domini
Regis
.
Hochangre
.
Jacobus
de
Hochangre
tenet
Hochangre
in
Com.
Southampton
per
Serjantiam
inveniendi
unum
valectum
in
exercitu
Domini
Regis
per
quadraginta
dies
;
Et
ad
faciendam
pontem
de
Hochangre
&
valet
per
ann
.
C
s.
Stapeley
.
Edmundus
Synagor
tenet
Manerium
de
Stapele
in
Com.
Southampton
per
Serjantiam
inveniendi
unum
Serjantium
ad
arma
ubique
in
exercitu
Domini
Regis
in
Anglia
sumptibus
suis
propriis
per
xl
.
dies
.
Schyrefend
.
Johannes
de
Wintreshul
tenet
Manerium
de
Schyrefend
in
Com.
predicto
per
Serjantiam
inveniendi
unum
Serjantum
ad
custodiendum
meretrices
in
exercitu
Domini
Regis
.
Vide
Shirefeld
postea
.
Bentley
Thomas
de
Brustvil
tenet
decem
libratas
terrae
in
Bentlegh
in
Com.
Southampton
per
Serjantiam
inveniendi
unum
hominem
cum
arcu
&
sagittis
in
exercitu
Domini
Regis
in
Anglia
&
Wallia
per
xl
.
dies
sumptibus
suis
propriis
.
Et
Ricardus
de
Cardevile
tenet
centum
solidatas
terrae
in
Tudderlegh
per
idem
servitium
.
Lindeshull
.
Willielmus
le
Moyne
tenet
duas
Hidas
terrae
in
Lyndeshull
in
Com.
Southampton
de
Domino
Rege
in
Capite
,
per
Serjantiam
custodiendi
hostium
Lardarii
Domini
Regis
.
Frollebury
.
Willielmus
de
Wintreshul
tenet
Manerium
de
Frollebury
in
Com.
Southampton
in
Capite
de
Domino
Rege
per
Serjantiam
custodiendi
hostium
Garderobae
Domini
Regis
.
Et
Henrious
de
Edmunsthorp
tenet
unam
virgatam
terrae
in
eadem
villa
per
Serjantiam
custodiendi
Forestam
Domini
Regis
de
Wytel
.
Casham
.
Roulandus
de
Arley
&
Henricus
Wade
tenent
medietatem
cujusdam
Serjantiae
in
Casham
in
Com.
Southampton
ad
inveniendum
quendam
hominem
peditem
,
ad
custodiendum
Castrum
de
Porchester
tempore
Guerrae
per
xl
.
dies
sumptibus
suis
propriis
,
&
arrentata
est
Serjantia
illa
per
annum
ad
dimid
.
Marcam
.
Hundred
de
Ford.
Richardus
de
Carevile
tenuit
sex
libratas
terrae
in
Capite
de
Domino
Rege
in
eodem
Hundredo
per
Serjantiam
inveniendi
quendam
Serjantum
ad
arma
ubique
in
exercitus
Domini
Regis
in
Anglia
sumptibus
suis
per
xl
.
dies
.
Warneford
.
Nicholas
de
Malis
Manibus
Malmayns
tenet
Centum
solidatas
terrae
in
villa
de
Warneford
in
Com.
Southampton
pro
uno
†
Spervario
soro
reddendo
Domino
Regi
per
annum
ad
Festum
Sancti
Michaelis
ad
Scaccarium
.
Elyng
.
Rogerus
de
Elyng
tenet
quandam
terram
in
Elyng
to
Com.
Southampton
per
servi●ium
ad
ferenda
brevia
Domini
Regis
quae
mittenda
sunt
vicecomiti
Southampton
in
Insula
de
Wight
in
Hundredis
de
Christ-Church
,
Ringewode
&
Ford.
Burgus
de
Porcestre
.
Rogerus
de
Wanstede
tenet
dimid
.
Serjantiam
ibidem
per
servitium
inveniendi
unum
vallectum
per
octo
dies
sumptibus
propriis
,
cum
praepuncto
,
capella
ferrea
&
lancea
,
custodire
Castrum
de
Portesmue
tempore
guerrae
&
arrentata
est
per
annum
ad
decem
solidos
.
Elston
.
Thomas
Rooper
and
William
Wright
claymed
against
Francis
Leek
Esquire
,
the
Mannor
of
Elston
in
Com.
Nottingham
with
the
appurtenances
,
and
the
rent
of
one
pound
of
Cumin
seed
,
two
pair
of
Gloves
,
and
a
Steel
Needle
in
Elston
,
Thorp
and
Stoke
by
Newark
.
Cotinton
.
Walter
de
Marisco
held
the
Mannor
of
Cottinton
in
Com.
Nottingham
by
the
service
of
presenting
the
King
yearly
with
a
pair
of
Scarlet
Hose
.
Bulewel
.
Roger
Rastal
held
Lands
in
Bulewell
in
Com.
Nottingham
of
the
King
,
by
the
service
of
paying
every
year
a
Horse
with
a
Halter
.
Brunnesley
.
Gilbert
de
Brunnesley
held
`
Lands
in
Brunnesley
in
Com.
Nottingham
of
the
Honour
of
Peverel
by
Serjeanty
,
of
finding
a
Horse
of
v
s.
price
,
with
a
Sack
and
Broach
and
an
Halter
of
an
halfpeny
price
,
for
forty
dayes
at
his
own
cost
in
the
Kings
Army
in
Wales
.
Borebach
&
Conelesfeld
.
Henricus
Sturmy
&
M.
uxor
ejus
tenet
de
Domino
Rege
in
Capite
Maneria
de
Borebach
&
Conelesfeld
cum
pertin
.
in
Com.
Wiltes
per
servitium
custodiendi
Balivam
totius
Forestae
de
Savernake
&
†
Censariam
quae
vocatur
la
verme
in
Foresta
praedicta
,
&
etiam
per
servitium
inveniendi
unum
hominem
armatum
ad
Loricam
quando
Dominus
Rex
eum
habere
voluerit
citra
Mare
.
Pro
quidem
custodia
Forestae
&
Censariae
praedictae
habere
debent
omnia
Jura
&
pertinencia
subscripta
.
Omnes
Forestarii
de
feodo
totius
Forestae
praedictae
erunt
eis
intendentes
&
respondentes
tanquam
Capitali
Forestario
Forestae
praedictae
,
&
debent
habere
equitaturam
,
sellam
,
frenum
,
gladium
&
Cornu
Forestariorum
de
feodo
cum
obierint
.
Et
debent
habere
Estov
erium
suum
ad
Housebote
&
Heybote
per
totam
Balivam
praedictam
,
&
omnia
Amerciamenta
facta
in
Curia
Forestae
praedictae
de
defaltis
.
Et
omnia
Placita
de
Leporibus
,
Rechibus
,
Heymectis
,
Tessonibus
,
Vulpibus
,
Murilegis
&
perdicibus
,
&
omnia
Amerciamenta
de
escapiis
animalium
,
&
mortuo
bosco
per
totum
annum
,
excepto
mense
yetito
.
Et
omnia
Averia
sua
,
exceptis
Bidentibus
&
Capris
in
Foresta
praedicta
quieta
de
Herbagio
per
annum
,
&
Porcos
suos
quietos
de
Pannagio
per
totum
annum
,
excepto
mense
vetito
.
Et
debent
habere
Extrahuras
per
totam
Forestam
praedictam
,
&
amerciamenta
de
expeditatione
Canum
&
Aeria
Espervariorum
,
mel
&
nuces
&
Cyppos
per
totam
Forestam
praedictam
post
quodlibet
Regardum
factum
.
Et
habent
Chaceam
suam
,
per
totam
Balivam
Forestae
praedictae
,
ad
Lepores
,
vulpes
,
Murilegos
,
Tessones
&
ad
omni
modas
hujusmodi
vermes
.
Et
debent
habere
mortuum
boscum
in
praedicta
Censaria
de
la
Verme
per
tres
septimanas
ante
Festum
Sancti
Michaelis
sine
Utensili
prosternendum
.
Et
debent
habere
in
eadem
Censaria
quicquid
vento
prosternitur
praeter
Cablicium
quod
pertinet
ad
Dominum
Regem
.
Et
Retropannagium
a
Festo
Sancti
Martini
usque
ad
Festum
Purificationis
Beatae
Mariae
&
omnes
Coopertiones
de
Maerennio
Prostrato
ad
opus
Domini
Regis
vel
dato
per
Dominum
Regem
.
Et
Sabulonarium
&
Chyminagium
per
totam
Censariam
praedictam
.
Et
Pasturam
cujusdam
anguli
bruerae
extra
Colput
&c.
Borebach
&
Conelesfeld
.
Henry
Sturmy
and
M.
his
Wife
hold
the
Mannors
of
Borebach
&
Conelesfeld
,
in
the
County
of
Wilts
,
of
our
Lord
the
King
in
Capite
,
by
the
service
of
keeping
the
Bail
of
the
whole
Forrest
of
Savernake
,
and
the
Farm
which
is
called
la
verne
in
the
said
Forest
;
and
also
by
the
service
of
finding
a
Man
Armed
with
a
Coat
of
Mail
,
when
our
Lord
the
King
will
have
him
beyond
Sea.
For
the
keeping
of
which
Forest
and
Farm
they
ought
to
have
all
the
rights
and
appurtenances
here
under
written
.
All
Foresters
in
Fee
of
the
said
Forest
shall
be
attendant
and
answerable
to
them
,
as
to
the
chief
Forester
of
the
said
Forest
,
and
they
ought
to
have
the
Horse
and
furniture
,
Saddle
,
Bridle
,
Sword
and
Horn
of
such
Foresters
in
Fee
;
when
they
dye
.
And
they
ought
to
have
their
Estovers
of
Housebote
and
Haybote
through
the
whole
Bail
aforesaid
;
and
all
amerciaments
for
defaults
made
at
the
Court
of
the
Forest
;
and
all
Pleas
of
Hares
;
Nets
,
—
Badgers
,
Foxes
,
Wyldcats
,
and
Partridges
;
And
all
Amerciaments
for
the
escapes
of
wild
beasts
,
and
for
dead
wood
in
the
whole
year
,
except
in
the
fence
month
(
which
was
from
fifteen
dayes
before
Midsommer
day
to
fifteen
dayes
after
)
and
was
also
called
Tempus
de
Foyneson
;
because
the
Dear
did
then
fawn
,
or
bring
forth
their
young
;
&
to
have
all
their
Cattle
,
except
Sheep
and
Goats
,
during
the
whole
year
quit
of
Herbage
,
and
their
Hogs
quit
of
Paunage
for
the
whole
year
,
except
in
the
Fence
moneth
;
and
they
ought
to
have
the
Estrays
of
the
whole
Forest
,
and
the
Amerciaments
for
expeditating
Dogs
,
and
Airys
of
Sparhawks
,
Honey
and
Nuts
and
Hipps
through
the
whole
Forest
after
every
Regard
there
made
:
And
to
have
their
Chace
at
Hare
,
Fox
,
Wildcat
,
Badger
,
and
all
such
like
Vermin
through
the
whole
Bayle
of
the
said
Forest
;
And
they
ought
to
have
the
dead
Wood
on
the
said
Farm
de
la
Verme
,
for
three
weeks
before
the
Feast
of
St.
Michael
,
to
be
puld
down
without
a
Tool
or
Axe
.
And
they
ought
to
have
on
the
said
Farm
,
whatsoever
is
thrown
down
by
the
wynd
,
except
Wood
,
which
belongs
to
our
Lord
the
King.
And
Retropaunage
,
from
the
Feast
of
St.
Martyn
to
the
Feast
of
the
Purification
of
Blessed
Mary
:
And
all
coverings
or
Crops
of
Timber
felld
for
the
Kings
use
or
given
away
by
him
;
and
liberty
to
dig
Gravel
or
sand
,
and
Toll
for
wayfarage
through
the
whole
Farm
aforesaid
,
and
the
pasturage
of
a
certain
Nook
of
Heath-ground
beyond
Colput
.
Chichester
.
Quaedam
terrae
&
tenementa
in
suburbia
Cicestriae
in
parochia
Sancti
Pancratii
tenentur
de
Rege
in
Capite
per
Servitium
reddendi
Rege
quandocunque
venerit
per
quandam
venellam
vocatam
Goddestrete
super
mari
australi
,
i
unum
fucillum
plenum
fili
crudi
ad
falsam
cordam
pro
Balista
sua
facienda
.
Cuckwold
.
Thomas
Colevyle
miles
tenet
Manerium
de
Cukwold
in
Com.
Ebor.
de
Thoma
nuper
Domino
de
Mowbray
,
ut
de
Manerio
suo
de
Threke
,
Reddendo
unum
Tergum
sine
Scutum
cum
Armis
dicti
Domini
depictis
,
annuatim
die
Pentecostes
.
Eggefeild
.
Walterus
le
Rus
&
Alicia
uxor
ejus
tenent
duodecim
acras
terrae
in
Eggefeild
per
Servitium
reparandi
ferramenta
ad
Carucas
Regis
.
Husknal-Torcard
.
Sir
John
Leek
held
the
Mannor
of
Hucknal-Torcard
in
Com.
Nottingham
,
of
the
Crown
by
Knights
service
,
and
also
by
the
service
of
carrying
a
Gerfalcon
from
Michaelmas
till
lent
at
the
Kings
cost
with
Horses
and
2
s.
a
day
,
and
half
a
Sextary
of
Wyne
,
and
two
Robes
,
when
he
was
summoned
to
perform
the
service
.
Lindeby
.
The
Town
of
Lindeby
in
Com.
Nottingham
was
an
Escheat
of
the
Kings
of
the
Honour
of
Peverel
,
and
William
de
Saint
Michael
had
one
Moity
of
it
of
the
gift
of
King
John
,
Paying
yearly
in
the
Kings
Chamber
a
fur
of
Grise
Mansfeild
Woodhouse
.
Sir
Robert
Plumpton
Knight
was
seized
of
one
Bovat
of
Land
in
Mansfeild
Woodhouse
in
Com.
Nottingham
,
called
Wolfhunt
Land
,
held
by
the
service
of
winding
a
Horn
,
and
Chasing
or
Frighting
the
Wolves
in
the
Forest
of
Shirewood
.
Over
Colewick
.
Reginald
de
Colewike
held
Lands
in
Over
Colewick
in
Com.
Nottingham
of
the
King
in
Capite
,
by
the
service
of
paying
him
twelve
barbed
Arrows
,
when
he
should
come
to
Nottingham
Castle
.
Burton
.
John
Burdon
held
Four
Bovats
of
Land
in
Demain
in
Buron
in
Com.
Nottingham
of
the
Honour
of
Tickhill
by
the
service
of
finding
one
Horse
and
one
Sack
,
when
the
Constables
of
Chester
marched
into
Wales
in
the
Kings
service
.
Worksop
.
King
Henry
the
Eighth
granted
to
George
Talbot
Earl
of
Shrewsbury
the
Scite
and
Precinct
of
the
Monastery
of
Wirksop
cum
pertin
.
in
Com.
Nottingham
,
to
be
held
of
the
King
in
Capite
,
by
the
service
of
the
tenth
part
of
a
Knights
Fee
,
and
by
the
royal
service
of
finding
the
King
a
right
hand
Glove
at
his
Coronation
,
and
to
support
his
right
Arm
that
day
,
as
long
as
he
should
hold
the
Scepter
in
his
hand
,
and
paying
yearly
23
l.
8
s.
o
d.
ob
.
Whichnor
.
Sir
Philip
de
Somervile
Knight
held
the
Mannor
of
Whichnour
in
Com.
Stafford
of
the
Eirle
of
Lancaster
,
then
Lord
of
the
Honour
of
Tutbury
,
by
these
memoable
services
,
viz.
by
two
small
Fees
,
that
is
to
say
,
when
other
Tenants
pay
for
Releef
one
whole
Knights
Fee
,
one
hundred
shillings
;
he
the
said
Sir.
P.
shall
pay
but
fifty
shillings
,
and
when
Escuage
is
alsessd
throgheout
the
Land
,
or
Apde
for
to
make
the
eldest
Son
of
the
Lord
Knyght
,
or
for
to
marry
the
eldest
Doughter
of
the
Lord
,
the
sayd
Sir
Philip
shal
pay
bot
the
moty
of
it
,
that
other
shal
paye
.
Nevertheless
the
sayd
Sir
Philip
shal
fynde
,
meynteinge
and
susteigne
one
Bacon
Flyke
,
hanginge
in
his
Halle
at
Wichenore
,
ready
arrayed
all
tymes
of
the
yere
,
bott
in
Lent
,
to
be
given
to
everyche
Mane
or
Womane
married
,
after
the
day
and
yere
of
their
mariage
be
passed
;
and
to
be
given
to
everyche
Mane
of
Religion
,
Arch
Bishop
,
Prior
or
other
religious
,
and
to
everyche
Preest
,
after
the
year
and
day
of
their
Profession
finished
,
or
of
their
Dignity
reseyved
,
in
forme
following
,
whensoever
that
ony
such
before
named
Wylle
come
for
to
enquire
for
the
Baconne
,
in
there
owne
person
,
or
by
any
other
for
them
,
they
shall
come
to
the
Bayliff
or
to
the
Porter
of
the
Lordship
of
Whichenour
and
shal
say
to
them
,
in
the
manere
as
ensewethe
.
Baylife
or
Porter
I
doo
you
to
knowe
,
that
I
am
come
for
my self
(
or
if
he
come
for
any
other
,
shewing
for
whome
)
one
Bacon
flyke
,
hanging
in
the
Halle
of
the
Lord
of
Whichenour
,
after
the
forme
thereunto
belonginge
.
After
which
relation
,
the
Bailiff
or
Porter
shal
assigne
a
daye
to
him
,
upon
promise
by
his
feythe
to
return
,
and
with
him
to
bring
tweyne
of
his
neighbours
,
and
in
the
meyn
time
the
said
Bailif
shal
take
with
him
tweyne
of
the
Freeholders
of
the
Lordship
of
Whichenoure
,
and
they
three
shal
goe
to
the
Mannour
of
Rudlowe
belonging
to
Robert
Knyghtleye
,
and
there
shal
somon
the
foresaid
▪
Knyghtley
or
his
Bayliffe
,
comanding
hym
to
be
ready
at
Whichenour
the
day
appoynted
at
Pryme
of
the
day
,
with
his
Cariage
that
is
to
say
,
a
Horse
and
a
Sadyle
,
a
Sakke
and
a
Pryke
,
for
to
convey
and
carry
the
said
Baconne
and
Corne
a
journey
owt
of
the
Countee
of
Stafford
,
at
his
Costages
:
And
then
the
sayd
Bailiffe
shal
,
with
the
said
Freeholders
somon
all
the
Tenaunts
of
the
said
Manoir
,
to
be
ready
at
the
day
appoynted
at
Whichenour
,
for
to
doe
and
performe
the
services
,
which
they
owe
to
the
Baconne
.
And
at
the
day
assigned
all
such
as
owe
services
to
the
Baconne
,
shal
be
ready
at
the
Gatte
of
the
Manoir
of
Whichenour
,
frome
the
Sonne
risinge
to
None
,
attendyng
and
awayting
for
the
Comyng
of
hym
that
fetcheth
the
Baconne
;
and
when
he
is
comyn
,
there
shal
be
delivered
to
hym
and
his
felowys
Chapeletts
,
and
to
all
those
whiche
shal
be
there
,
to
doe
their
services
deue
to
the
Baconne
:
And
they
shal
lede
the
seid
demandant
wythe
Tromps
and
Tabours
and
other
manner
of
Mynstralseye
to
the
Hall
dore
,
where
he
shal
fynde
the
Lord
of
Whichenour
or
his
Steward
redy
to
deliver
the
Baconne
in
this
manere
.
He
shal
enquere
of
hym
which
demandeth
the
Baconne
,
if
he
have
brought
tweyne
of
his
neghbours
with
hym
,
which
must
answere
,
They
be
here
redy
.
And
then
the
Steward
shal
cause
theis
two
neghbours
to
swere
,
yf
the
seid
demandant
be
a
weddyt
Man
,
or
have
be
a
Man
weddyt
;
and
,
yf
syth
his
marryage
one
yere
and
a
day
be
passed
;
And
yf
he
be
a
freeman
or
a
Villeyn
.
And
yf
his
seid
neghbours
make
Othe
,
that
he
hath
for
hym
all
theis
three
poynts
rehersed
,
then
shall
the
Baconne
be
take
downe
and
broght
to
the
Halle
dore
,
and
shal
there
be
layd
upon
one
half
a
Quarter
of
Wheatte
and
upon
one
other
of
Rye
.
And
he
that
demandeth
the
Baconne
shal
kneel
upon
his
knee
,
and
shal
hold
his
right
hande
upon
a
Booke
,
which
Booke
shal
be
layd
above
the
Baconne
and
the
Corne
,
and
shal
make
oath
in
this
manere
.
Here
ye
,
Sir
Philip
de
Somervyle
,
Lord
of
Whichenour
mayntayner
and
giver
of
this
Baconne
,
that
I
A.
syth
I
wedded
B.
my
Wife
,
and
syth
I
had
her
in
my
kepyng
and
at
my
wylle
by
a
yere
and
a
daye
after
our
marryage
,
I
wold
not
have
chaunged
for
none
other
,
farer
ne
fowler
richer
ne
powrer
,
ne
for
none
other
descended
of
gretter
lynage
,
slepyng
ne
waking
,
at
noo
tyme.
And
if
the
seid
B.
were
sole
and
I
sole
,
I
wolde
take
her
to
be
my
Wife
before
all
the
Wymen
of
the
Worlde
,
of
what
condytions
soevere
they
be
,
good
or
evyle
,
as
helpe
me
God
and
his
Seyntys
,
and
this
Flesh
and
all
Fleshes
.
And
his
neghbours
shal
make
oath
,
that
they
trust
verily
he
hath
said
truely
:
And
yf
it
be
founde
by
his
neghbours
before
named
,
that
he
be
a
freeman
,
there
shal
be
delyvered
to
him
half
a
Quarter
of
Wheatte
and
a
Cheese
,
And
yf
he
be
a
Villein
,
he
shall
have
half
a
Quarter
of
Rye
,
withoutte
Cheese
,
and
then
shal
Knyghtley
the
Lord
of
Rudlowe
be
called
for
to
carry
all
theis
thynges
to
fore
rehersed
;
And
the
sayd
Corne
shal
be
layd
upon
one
Horse
,
and
the
Baconne
above
yt
,
and
he
to
whome
the
Baconne
apperteigneth
shal
ascend
upon
his
Horse
&
shal
take
the
Cheese
before
hym
,
if
he
have
a
horse
,
and
yf
he
have
none
,
the
Lord
of
Whichenour
shal
cause
him
have
one
Horse
and
sadyl
,
to
such
tyme
as
he
be
passed
his
Lordshippe
;
And
soe
shal
they
departe
the
Manoyr
of
Whichenour
with
the
Corne
and
the
Baconne
to
fore
him
that
hath
wonne
ytt
with
Trompets
,
Tabourets
and
other
manoir
of
Mynstralce
.
And
all
the
Free
Tenants
of
Whichenour
,
shal
conduct
him
to
be
passed
the
Lordship
of
Whichenour
,
&
then
shal
all
they
retorne
,
except
hym
,
to
whom
apperteigneth
to
make
the
carriage
and
journy
withoutt
the
Countye
of
Stafford
,
at
the
costys
of
his
Lord
of
Whichenour
.
And
yf
the
seid
Robert
Knyghtley
doe
not
cause
the
Baconne
and
Corne
to
be
conveyed
as
is
rehersed
,
the
Lord
of
Whichenour
shal
do
it
to
be
carryed
,
and
shal
distreigne
the
said
Robert
Knyghtley
for
his
default
,
for
one
hundred
shillings
in
his
Manoir
of
Rudlowe
,
and
shale
kepe
the
distresse
,
so
takyn
,
irreplevisable
.
Bridshall
.
Moreover
the
sayd
Sir
Philippe
holdeth
of
his
Lord
,
the
Erle
,
the
Manoir
of
Briddeshalle
,
by
theis
services
,
that
,
att
such
tyme
,
that
hys
sayd
Lord
holdeth
hys
Chrystemes
at
Tuttebury
,
the
sayd
Sir
Philippe
shal
come
to
Tuttebury
upon
Chrystemes
Evyn
,
and
shall
be
lodged
yn
the
Town
of
Tuttebury
,
by
the
Marshall
of
the
Erlys
house
;
and
upon
Chrystemes
day
,
he
hymself
or
some
other
Knyght
,
his
Deputye
,
shal
goe
to
the
Dressour
,
and
shal
sewe
his
Lordys
Messe
,
and
then
shal
he
kerve
the
same
mett
to
his
sayd
Lord
,
and
this
service
shall
he
doe
as
well
at
Souper
as
at
Dynner
,
and
when
his
Lord
hath
eryn
,
the
sayd
Sir
Philippe
shal
sit
downe
in
the
same
place
,
their
his
Lord
satt
,
and
shall
be
served
at
his
Table
by
the
Steward
of
the
Erlys
House
,
And
upon
Seynt
Stevyn
day
,
when
he
haith
Dyned
,
he
shal
take
leve
of
his
Lorde
,
and
shal
kisse
him
;
and
for
his
service
he
shal
nothing
take
,
ne
nothing
shal
gyve
.
And
all
theis
Services
to
fore
rehersed
,
the
sayd
Sir
Philippe
hath
doo
by
the
space
of
xlviij
.
years
,
and
hys
Ancestors
before
hym
,
to
his
Lordys
,
Erles
of
Lancastre
.
Tatenhul
and
Drycot
.
Item
the
sayd
Sir
Phelippe
holdeth
of
his
seid
Lorde
,
the
Erle
,
his
Manoirs
of
Tatenhull
and
Drycotte
,
en
Parcenerye
,
by
theis
services
,
that
the
seid
Sir
Phelippe
,
or
his
Atturneye
for
hym
;
shal
come
to
the
Castle
of
Tuttebury
upon
Seynt
Petyr
day
in
August
,
which
is
call
Lammesse
,
and
shal
shew
the
Steward
or
Recever
,
that
he
is
come
thither
to
hunt
,
and
catch
his
Lords
*
Greese
,
at
the
costages
of
his
Lord.
Whereupon
the
Steward
or
the
Recever
shal
cause
a
Horse
and
Sadyl
to
be
deliveryd
to
the
sayd
Sir
Phelippe
,
the
price
fifty
shillings
or
fifty
shillings
in
mony
and
one
hound
and
shal
pay
to
the
seid
Sir
Philippe
everyche
daye
fro
the
seid
day
of
Seynt
Petyr
to
Holyroodeday
,
for
hymself
two
shillinges
six
pence
a
day
,
and
everyche
day
for
his
Servant
and
his
*
Bercelett
,
duryng
the
seid
tyme
,
twelve
pence
.
And
all
the
Woodmasters
of
the
Foreste
of
Nedewode
and
Duffelde
,
with
all
the
Parkers
and
Foresters
shal
be
commanded
to
awatte
and
attend
upon
the
seid
Sir
Phelippe
,
while
theyr
Lordys
Greese
be
takyn
,
in
all
places
of
the
sayd
Forestys
,
as
upon
theyr
Master
,
duringe
the
sayd
tyme.
And
the
sayd
Sir
Phelippe
or
his
Atturney
shal
deliver
to
the
sayd
Parkers
or
Foresters
that
which
shal
belonge
to
their
Lordys
Lardere
,
commanding
them
to
convey
itt
to
the
Erlys
Lardyner
,
abiding
at
Tuttebury
,
and
with
the
remanant
the
seid
Sir
Phelippe
shal
do
his
plesoure
.
And
upon
Holye-rood
day
the
sayd
Sir
Phelippe
shall
returne
to
the
Castle
of
Tuttebury
,
upon
the
sayd
Horse
with
his
Bercelett
and
shal
dyne
with
the
Steward
or
Receyver
:
and
after
dynner
he
shal
deliver
the
Horse
,
Sadyle
and
Bercelett
to
the
Steward
or
Receyveour
,
and
shal
kisse
the
Porter
and
depart
.
Hopton
.
To
the
heyes
male
of
the
Hopton
laufully
begotten
,
To
me
and
to
myne
,
to
thee
and
to
thine
,
While
the
water
runs
,
and
the
Sun
doth
Shine
;
For
lack
of
heyrs
to
the
King
againe
.
I
William
King
the
third
year
of
my
reign
Give
to
the
Norman
Hunter
,
To
me
that
art
both
Line
and
Deare
The
Hoppe
and
Hoptoune
And
al
the
bounds
up
and
downe
Under
the
Earth
to
Hell
Above
the
Earth
to
Heaven
,
From
me
and
from
myne
To
thee
and
to
thine
,
As
good
and
as
faire
As
ever
they
myne
were
.
To
witness
that
this
is
sooth
,
I
bite
the
white
Wax
with
my
tooth
,
Before
Jugg
,
Marode
and
Margery
,
And
my
third
Son
Henery
,
For
one
Bow
and
one
broad
Arrow
,
When
I
come
to
hunt
upon
Yarrow
.
This
Grant
,
made
by
William
the
Conqueror
to
the
Ancestor
of
the
antient
family
of
the
Hoptons
,
I
copied
out
of
an
old
Manuscript
,
and
John
Stow
has
it
in
his
Cronicle
,
but
in
both
it
wanted
the
four
First
Lynes
,
which
seem
to
create
that
Estate
Tayle
,
by
which
Richard
Hopton
Esquire
,
a
Gentleman
of
low
fortune
,
but
haply
may
be
the
right
heir
of
the
Familye
,
hath
of
late
years
by
vertue
of
this
Charter
made
several
Clayms
and
commenced
divers
suites
both
for
this
Mannour
of
Hopton
in
the
hole
in
the
County
of
Salop
,
and
for
divers
other
the
Mannours
and
Lands
of
Raph
late
Lord
Hopton
;
but
hitherto
for
ought
I
hear
without
any
successe
.
Cholmer
and
Dancing
.
in
Com.
Essex
.
Carta
Edwardi
Confessoris
.
Iche
Edward
konyng
Have
geven
of
my
Forest
the
keping
Of
the
Hundred
of
Cholmer
and
*
Dancing
To
Randolf
Peperking
and
to
his
kindling
;
With
Heort
and
Hynd
,
Doe
and
Bock
,
Hare
and
Fox
,
Cat
and
Brock
,
Wild
Fowell
with
his
Flock
,
Partridge
,
Fesant
Hen
and
Fesant
Cock
,
With
green
and
wyld
stob
and
Stock
To
kepen
and
to
yemen
by
all
her
might
,
Both
by
day
and
eke
by
night
,
And
Hounds
for
to
holde
Gode
,
and
swift
and
bolde
,
Four
Greyhounds
and
six
Braches
For
Hare
and
Fox
and
Wildcats
,
And
thereof
iche
made
him
my
Book
,
Witness
the
Bishop
Wolston
And
bock
ycleped
many
one
,
And
Sweyn
of
Essex
our
Brother
,
And
to
ken
him
many
other
,
And
our
Stiward
Howelyn
,
That
bysought
me
for
him
.
Comitatus
de
Ewe
.
King
Henry
the
Fifth
by
his
Charter
dated
10
Jun.
7.
regni
,
granted
to
Sir
William
Bourchier
the
whole
County
of
Ewe
in
Normandy
.
Reddendo
dicto
Regi
&
haeredibus
suis
apud
Castrum
Rothomagi
unum
*
Gardebrache
ad
festum
Sancti
Georgii
singulis
annis
&c
—
[
This
Gardebrace
is
otherwise
called
vambrace
,
and
signifies
Armor
for
the
Arme.
Coringham
.
In
the
Third
year
of
King
Edward
the
First
Sir
William
le
Baud
Knight
made
a
signal
Grant
to
the
Dean
and
Canons
of
St.
Pauls
London
,
of
a
Doe
yearly
on
the
feast
of
the
Conversion
of
Saint
Paul
,
and
of
a
fat
Buck
upon
the
Commemoration
of
the
same
Saint
,
to
be
offered
at
the
high
Altar
in
St.
Pauls
by
the
said
Sir
William
and
his
household-family
,
and
then
to
be
distributed
among
the
Canons
resident
;
which
said
Doe
and
Buck
were
so
given
by
him
in
lieu
of
22
acres
of
Land
lying
within
the
Lordship
of
Westlee
in
Com.
Essex
,
belonging
to
the
said
Canons
and
by
them
granted
to
him
and
his
heyrs
to
be
enclosed
within
his
Park
of
Coringham
.
But
about
the
certain
time
and
formality
in
offering
the
said
Buck
and
Doe
there
growing
afterwards
some
dispute
,
Sir
Walter
le
Baud
Knight
son
and
heyr
of
the
said
Sir
William
,
by
his
Deed
dated
on
the
Ides
of
July
,
30
Edward
1.
for
the
health
of
his
Soul
and
of
his
Progenitors
and
heyrs
,
confirmed
his
said
Fathers
Grant
and
obliged
himself
and
his
heyrs
,
his
Lands
and
Tenements
,
That
every
year
for
ever
on
the
day
of
the
Conversion
of
St.
Paul
,
there
should
be
a
good
fat
Doe
,
brought
by
one
of
his
fitting
Servants
and
not
the
whole
family
,
at
the
hour
of
Procession
,
and
through
the
midst
thereof
,
and
offer'd
at
the
High
Altar
,
without
exacting
any
thing
for
the
said
service
of
the
Dean
and
Canons
.
And
on
the
day
of
the
Commemoration
of
St.
Paul
in
Summer
,
a
fat
Buck
by
some
such
Servant
,
attended
with
as
many
of
the
Family
as
had
heretofore
been
usual
,
and
so
carryed
through
the
midst
of
the
Procession
,
and
offer'd
at
the
high
Altar
;
the
said
Dean
and
Canons
,
after
the
Offering
thus
performed
,
giving
,
by
the
hands
of
their
Chamberlain
,
one
shilling
to
the
persons
bringing
the
Buck
for
their
entertainment
.
And
to
this
grant
were
witnesses
Sir
Nicholas
de
Wokyndon
,
Sir
Richard
de
la
Rokele
,
Sir
Thomas
de
Mandevyle
,
Sir
John
de
Rocheford
Knights
,
with
divers
others
.
[
The
reception
of
which
Doe
and
Buck
was
till
Queen
Elizabeths
days
solemnly
performed
at
the
steps
of
the
Quire
by
the
Canons
of
St.
Pauls
,
attired
in
their
sacred
Vestments
and
wearing
Garlands
of
Flowers
on
their
heads
;
and
the
horns
of
the
Buck
carried
on
the
top
of
a
Spear
in
Procession
round
about
within
the
body
of
the
Church
with
a
gr
〈…〉
noise
of
horn
blowers
,
as
the
learned
Camden
,
upon
his
own
view
of
both
,
affirmes
.
Bure
Ferrers
.
Johannes
de
Ferrers
Chivalier
tenet
de
Honore
Castri
de
Tremanton
in
Comitatu
Cornubiae
xxj
.
Feoda
militum
in
Bure
Ferrers
&
alibi
per
servitium
militare
,
reddend
.
ad
Festum
Sancti
Michaelis
quatuor
*
Virones
ad
Batellos
Passagii
de
Esse
,
&
sustinend
.
xxj
Kernella
Castri
praedicti
,
sumptibus
suis
propriis
.
Clymeslond
.
A.
B.
*
Nativus
de
stipite
quondam
tenuit
unam
Messuagium
cum
pertin
.
in
Clymeslond
in
Com.
Cornubiae
,
&
respondet
inde
per
annum
ad
quatuor
terminos
ij
s.
iiij
d.
Et
Berbiagii
ad
sestum
Apostolor
.
Philippi
&
Jacobi
xvj
d.
Et
faciet
Sectam
ad
Curiam
Domini
de
tribus
Septimanis
in
tres
Septimanas
,
&
erit
Praepositus
,
decennarius
&
Bedellus
cum
electus
fuerit
.
Et
cum
Dominus
Princeps
fuerit
apud
Launceston
,
cariabit
,
quotiens
dictus
Dominus
Voluerit
,
unum
Cariagium
per
diem
de
Bosco
de
Clymeslond
usque
Launceston
ad
custum
proprium
—
Et
filius
ejus
novissime
natus
,
quem
reliquerit
superstitem
,
habebit
terras
suas
,
per
Finem
quem
fecerit
cum
Domino
ad
voluntatem
suam
,
&
non
amovebitur
a
terra
sua
pro
tota
vita
sua
.
Non
mittet
filium
suum
ad
Scholas
,
nec
filiam
suam
maritabit
,
sine
licentia
Principis
:
Et
cum
obierit
Dominus
habebit
omnia
Catalla
sua
.
Aslaby
.
Richardus
filius
Wydonis
de
Aslaby
in
Com.
Ebor.
tenet
duas
Carucatas
terrae
per
servitium
aptandi
unum
canem
liverium
Domini
Regis
.
Cheshire
.
William
the
Conqueror
created
Hugh
Lupus
Earl
of
Chester
and
Swordbearer
of
England
,
with
these
words
.
Habendum
&
tenendum
dictum
Comitatum
Cestriae
sibi
&
haeredibus
suis
ita
libere
ad
Gladium
,
sicut
ipse
Rex
totam
tenebat
Angliam
ad
Coronam
.
Halton
.
Hugh
Lupus
Earl
of
Chester
created
Nigel
or
Neal
Baron
of
Halton
in
Chesshire
,
Constable
and
Marshall
of
Chester
,
by
condition
of
service
to
lead
the
Vauntguard
of
the
Earles
Army
,
when
he
should
make
any
Expedition
into
Wales
;
so
as
the
said
Baron
should
be
the
formost
in
marching
into
the
Enemies
Countrey
,
and
the
last
in
coming
back
.
Wallingford
.
Tainus
vel
miles
Regis
Dominicus
moriens
,
pro
Relevamento
Dimittebat
Regi
omnia
Arma
sua
&
equum
unum
cum
Sella
,
&
alium
sine
Sella
;
quod
si
essent
ei
Canes
vel
Accipitres
praesentabuntur
Regi
,
ut
si
vellet
,
accipiet
.
Acton
.
The
Lord
Grey
of
Wilton
held
the
Manour
of
Acton
in
Com.
Buckingham
by
Serjanty
of
keeping
one
Gerfalcon
for
their
Sovereign
Lord
the
King.
Whereupon
that
Family
of
the
Greys
had
,
for
their
Badge
or
Cognisance
,
a
Falcon
Sejant
upon
a
Glove
.
Shorn
.
Antiently
Sir
Roger
Northwood
held
the
Manour
of
Shorn
in
Kent
by
service
to
carry
,
with
other
the
Kings
Tenants
,
a
White
Ensigne
forty
dayes
at
his
own
charges
,
when
the
King
should
make
warr
in
Scotland
.
Tachebroke
.
Roger
de
Wellesburne
tenuit
medietatem
unius
Hidae
terrae
in
Tachebroke
in
Comitatu
Warwici
,
&
veniet
ad
magnam
†
Precariam
in
Autumpno
cum
omnibus
messoribus
suis
ad
†
Puturam
Domini
bis
in
die
.
Grenocle
.
Mathew
de
Hastings
held
the
Manour
of
Grenocle
in
the
County
of
Sussex
of
the
King
,
by
this
service
,
that
he
shouid
find
an
Oare
for
the
Kings
use
,
when
he
should
passe
over
the
Sea
at
the
Haven
of
Hastings
.
Sciredun
and
Siplegh
.
David
de
Sciredun
held
lands
in
Sciredun
and
Siplegh
in
Com.
Devon.
of
the
King
by
the
service
of
finding
two
Arrows
,
when
the
King
his
sovereign
Lord
should
come
to
hunt
in
the
Forest
of
Dertmore
.
Shrewsbury
In
William
the
Conquerors
time
,
this
City
(
for
so
it
was
then
called
)
paid
yearly
seven
pounds
,
sixteen
shillings
and
eight
pence
de
Gablo
,
they
were
reckoned
to
be
two
hundred
fifty
two
Citizens
,
whereof
twelve
of
the
better
sort
were
bound
to
Watch
about
the
Kings
of
England
,
when
they
lay
in
this
City
,
and
as
many
to
attend
them
with
Horse
and
Arms
when
they
went
forth
a
hunting
.
Which
last
service
the
Learned
Camden
believes
was
ordained
,
because
not
many
years
before
Edric
Streon
,
Duke
of
the
Mercians
,
a
man
of
great
impiety
,
lay
in
wait
near
this
place
for
Prince
Afhelm
,
and
barbarously
murder'd
him
,
as
he
rode
a
hunting
.
Servitia
et
Libertates
Roberti
Fitz-Walter
,
de
Castro
Baynardi
in
London
.
Ces
sont
les
droicts
que
appendent
a
Robert
Fitz-Wauter
Chastellein
de
Loundres
,
Seigneur
de
Wodeham
,
en
la
Citee
de
Loundres
:
Cestascavoir
,
que
le
dit
Robert
et
ces
heirs
deivent
estre
a
sont
chief
Banoors
de
Londres
,
de
fee
,
pour
la
dicte
Chastelrie
,
que
ces
auncestres
et
luy
ont
du
Chastel-Baynard
en
la
dicte
Citee
En
temps
de
guerre
doit
le
dict
Robert
et
ces
heirs
servir
la
Ville
en
la
manere
desouz
escript
.
Que
le
dict
Robert
doit
venir
sus
son
Destrer
covert
,
montant
soi
Vintisme
des
hommes
as
Armes
,
as
chevaulx
coverts
de
teyle
ou
de
fer
,
tanque
al
graund
huis
de
Mynstre
de
S.
Pol
,
ove
sa
Banere
desploye
devant
luy
,
de
ses
Armes
.
Et
quant
il
est
venuz
.
a
graund
huis
du
Mynstier
avantdit
,
mountez
et
apparaillez
,
si
come
il
est
avantdit
▪
si
doit
le
Maire
de
Loundres
Venir
,
ove
touz
ses
Viscountz
el
ses
Audermans
,
Armes
de
leur
Armes
hors
du
Mynstier
de
S.
Pol
,
taunque
au
dit
huis
,
ove
son
Banere
en
sa
main
,
tout
a
pee
:
Et
serra
la
Banere
vermaille
od
un
ymage
de
S.
Pol
,
d'or
ove
les
piez
et
les
mains
,
et
la
teste
d'argent
,
od
un
espeie
d'argent
en
la
main
le
dict
ymage
.
Et
si
tost
come
le
dict
Robert
verra
,
le
Meire
et
ses
vicounts
,
et
ses
Audermans
venir
au
pee
hors
del
dit
mynstre
armez
ove
cete
Banere
;
si
descendera
le
dit
Robert
ou
ces
heirs
,
que
ceo
servise
deivent
a
la
dite
Citee
de
son
chival
,
et
salueta
le
Meire
come
son
compaignon
,
et
son
pier
,
et
luy
dirra
.
Sire
Maire
,
jeo
su
venur
pour
faire
mon
service
que
jeo
dei
a
la
Cittee
.
Et
le
Maire
,
les
Viscounts
,
et
les
Audremans
divront
;
Nous
vous
baillons
ici
come
a
nostre
Baner
de
fee
,
de
ceste
ville
,
ceste
Banere
de
ceste
ville
,
a
porter
et
governer
al
honour
et
a
profit
de
nostre
Citee
a
vostre
poer
.
Et
le
dit
Robert
et
ses
heirs
resceveront
la
Banere
en
sa
main
.
Et
la
Maire
de
la
dicte
Citee
et
les
Viscounts
le
suiveront
al
huis
,
et
meneront
un
cheval
au
dit
Robert
pris
de
xx
l.
Et
serra
le
chival
enselle
d'un
selle
d'Armes
le
dit
Robert
,
et
covert
de
cendal
de
mesme
les
Armes
;
et
prendront
xx
l.
d'esterling
,
et
les
baudront
al
Chamberleyn
le
dit
Robert
pour
ses
despenses
de
cel
jour
.
Et
le
dit
Robert
montera
le
cheval
,
qui
le
dict
Maire
li
ad
presente
,
ove
tute
le
Banere
en
sa
main
.
Et
si
toste
come
il
est
montee
,
il
dirra
au
Maire
q'il
face
estier
un
Mareschal
maintenant
,
del
ost
de
la
Citee
de
Londres
.
Et
si
tost
come
le
Mareschal
est
esteuz
,
le
dit
Robert
serra
commander
au
Maire
,
ela
ses
Burgeis
de
la
ville
,
dit
facent
soner
le
sein
communal
de
la
dit
Citee
;
et
irront
tute
le
commune
suiz
la
Banere
S.
Pol
,
mes
〈…〉
es
seli
Robert
portera
en
sa
main
demene
tanque
a
Algate
enavant
a
porter
;
a
qui
le
dit
Robert
et
le
Maire
se
assentent
.
Si
i
〈…〉
nt
soit
q'il
devient
issue
fuire
hors
de
la
ville
,
si
doit
donques
le
dit
Robert
,
de
chechune
garde
de
la
ville
,
eslier
deux
des
plussages
pour
pourveier
,
coment
la
ville
poet
mielux
estre
garde
derere
eux
.
Et
ceo
counsel
serra
pris
en
la
Priorie
de
la
Trinite
,
id
est
juxta
Aldgate
.
Et
devant
chescun
ville
ou
Chastel
,
que
l'
ost
de
Loundres
assege
sil
demorast
un
an
entour
le
seige
,
se
deit
le
dit
Robert
avoir
pour
chescun
seige
de
la
commune
de
Loundres
cent
●euz
pour
son
travail
,
et
nient
plus
.
Ces
sont
les
droectures
que
le
dict
Robert
avera
en
Loundres
en
temps
de
guerre
.
Cestascavoir
,
que
le
dict
Robert
ad
un
Sokne
en
le
Citee
de
Loundres
;
cestuscavoir
du
Mure
de
la
Chanoniare
de
S.
Pol
,
si
come
home
va
aval
la
rue
devant
le
Bracine
de
S.
Pol
,
tanque
a
Thamise
;
et
issent
tanque
a
cost
du
molin
q'est
en
l'eaw
que
vint
avant
avale
del
pount
de
Flete
,
et
va
issi
sus
par
les
murs
de
Loundres
tout
entour
les
Freres
prechours
,
tanque
a
Ludgate
:
Et
issint
retourne
jus
arere
par
le
meisan
de
ses
ditz
Freres
,
tanque
a
la
dit
cornere
de
mure
de
la
dite
Chanoinerie
de
S.
Pol
,
cestaseavoir
tout
la
paroche
del
esglise
de
S.
Andrew
,
q'
est
en
le
donesein
de
ces
Auncestres
par
la
dit
seigneurie
.
Si
ad
le
dit
Robert
appendant
a
eele
Sokne
,
tortz
cestes
choses
desus
escritts
;
q'
il
doit
avoir
Sokman
,
et
mettre
qui
q'il
voudra
Sokman
;
mel
q'il
soit
de
la
Sokmanrie
.
Et
si
nul
de
la
Sokmanrie
soit
emplede
en
la
Gihalle
de
nule
chose
,
que
ne
touche
le
Corps
le
Meire
,
qui
que
soit
pour
le
temps
;
ou
qui
touch
le
corps
de
nul
Viscounte
de
la
dicte
ville
,
list
a
Sokman
de
Sokmaneri
le
dit
Robert
le
Fitz-Water
a
demaunder
la
Court
le
dit
Robert
Fitz-Waulter
.
Et
le
Meire
et
les
Citizens
de
Loundres
le
deivent
graunter
d'aver
sa
Court
;
et
en
sa
Court
doit
son
juggement
porter
ainsi
come
il
est
assentue
en
la
Guihalle
que
done
li
serra
.
Si
nul
laron
soit
pris
en
san
Sokne
,
il
doit
aver
son
cep
,
et
son
prisonement
en
son
Sokne
;
et
serra
illucque
menez
tanque
a
la
Gihalle
devant
le
Meire
et
la
pour
veiront
son
juggement
que
le
deit
ester
donee
mes
son
juggement
ne
serra
mie
puplie
tanque
il
veigne
en
Court
le
dit
Robert
,
et
en
sa
Franchise
.
Et
serra
la
juggement
tiel
,
s'il
ad
mort
deservi
pur
traison
,
q'il
soit
lie
au
piler
que
estret
en
Thamise
al
Wode-Warfe
,
la
ou
home
attache
les
nieses
,
deux
montes
et
deux
recreces
del
eawe
.
Et
s'il
soit
dampne
pur
common
larcin
,
il
deit
estre
menee
as
Homeaus
(
id
est
Helmes
)
et
suffrir
la
son
juggement
come
autres
ommuns
larouns
.
Et
si
ad
le
dit
Robert
et
ses
heires
un
grand
honeur
,
q'il
tient
a
un
grant
Franchise
en
la
dite
Citee
;
que
le
Maire
de
la
Citee
et
les
Citizens
de
mesme
la
ville
,
li
deivent
faire
de
droict
;
cestascavoir
,
que
quant
le
Maire
voet
tenir
un
grand
Conseil
,
il
doit
appeller
le
dit
Robert
ou
ses
heires
,
p●r
estre
a
son
Conseil
,
et
au
Conseil
de
la
ville
.
Et
deit
le
dit
Robert
estre
jurez
du
Counseil
de
ville
countra
toutz
gentz
,
save
le
Roy
d'Engleterre
et
ses
heires
.
Et
quant
le
dit
Robert
vint
a
Hustinges
en
la
Gihalle
de
la
Citee
,
si
deit
le
Meire
,
ou
son
lieutenant
lever
countre
li
,
et
le
mette
pres
de
luy
.
Et
taunt
come
il
est
en
la
dite
Gihalle
,
si
devient
tous
les
juggements
oste
donez
par
my
sa
bouche
,
selone
le
Record
des
Recordoures
de
la
Gihalle
.
Et
toutz
les
weyfes
qui
veignont
,
il
y
soit
,
il
les
doit
doner
as
Baillifs
de
la
ville
,
ou
a
qui
il
voudra
per
le
Counseil
le
Maire
de
la
dite
Citee
.
Which
I
have
thus
endeavoured
to
English
.
These
are
the
Rights
which
belong
to
Robert
Fitz-Walter
,
Castellan
of
London
,
Lord
of
Wodeham
,
in
the
City
of
London
:
That
is
to
say
,
that
the
said
Robert
and
his
heirs
ought
to
be
and
are
cheif
Banner-bearers
of
London
in
Fee
,
for
the
Castelry
,
which
he
and
his
Ancestors
have
of
Baynards
Castle
in
the
said
City
.
In
the
time
of
war
the
said
Robert
and
his
heirs
ought
to
serve
the
City
,
in
manner
hereafter
written
.
That
the
said
Robert
ought
to
come
armed
upon
his
Horse
of
service
,
with
twenty
men
at
Armes
mounted
upon
Horses
harnessed
with
Mail
or
with
Iron
,
even
to
the
great
door
of
the
Minster
of
St.
Paul
,
with
a
Banner
of
his
Armes
displayed
before
him
.
And
when
he
is
come
to
the
great
door
of
the
said
Minster
,
mounted
and
armd
as
aforesaid
,
then
ought
the
Mayor
of
London
with
all
his
Sheriffs
and
Aldermen
,
to
come
on
foot
armed
,
out
of
the
Minster
of
St.
Paul
,
to
the
said
door
,
with
his
Banner
in
his
hand
,
and
the
Banner
ought
to
be
Gules
,
an
Image
of
St.
Paul
d'or
,
the
feet
,
hands
and
head
Argent
,
with
a
sword
Argent
in
the
hand
of
the
said
Image
.
And
as
soon
as
the
said
Robert
shall
see
the
Mayor
,
and
his
Sheriffs
and
Aldermen
coming
on
foot
out
of
the
said
Minster
armed
with
this
Banner
,
he
,
or
his
heirs
,
who
shall
perform
this
service
to
the
City
,
shall
dismount
his
Horse
and
salute
the
Mayor
,
as
his
Companion
and
shall
say
to
him
,
Sir
Mayor
I
am
come
to
do
my
service
,
which
I
owe
to
the
City
.
And
the
Mayor
,
Sheriffs
and
Aldermen
shall
say
,
we
allow
you
here
as
our
Banner-bearer
of
this
City
in
Fee
,
this
Banner
of
the
City
to
carry
and
govern
to
your
power
,
to
the
Honour
and
profit
of
our
City
.
And
the
said
Robert
and
his
heirs
shall
take
the
Banner
in
his
hand
:
And
the
Mayor
and
Sheriffs
of
the
said
City
shall
follow
him
to
the
door
,
and
present
him
with
a
Horse
of
xx
l.
price
;
which
Horse
shall
have
a
Saddle
garnished
with
the
Arms
of
the
said
Robert
and
covered
with
a
Sendal
of
the
same
Armes
;
and
shall
deliver
xx
l.
sterling
to
the
Chamberlain
of
the
said
Robert
,
for
his
charges
of
that
day
.
And
the
said
Robert
shall
mount
the
Horse
,
which
the
Mayor
then
presented
him
,
with
the
Banner
in
his
hand
,
and
as
soon
as
he
is
mounted
,
he
shall
desire
the
Mayor
forthwith
to
cause
a
Marshall
to
be
chosen
out
of
the
Host
of
the
City
of
London
.
And
as
soon
as
the
Marshall
is
chosen
,
the
said
Robert
shall
command
the
Mayor
and
his
Burgesses
of
the
City
,
to
cause
the
common
Signal
to
be
sounded
through
the
City
,
that
all
the
Communalty
may
follow
the
Banner
of
St.
Paul
(
carried
before
them
by
the
said
Roberts
own
hand
)
to
Algate
,
to
which
the
said
Robert
and
the
Mayor
shall
assent
.
If
it
so
happen
,
that
the
said
Robert
shall
march
out
of
the
City
,
then
he
shall
choose
two
of
the
most
sage
persons
out
of
every
Ward
of
the
City
,
to
take
care
how
it
may
best
be
guarded
in
his
absence
;
and
this
Council
shall
be
held
in
the
Priory
of
the
Trinity
,
near
Aldgate
.
And
before
every
Town
or
Castle
which
the
Army
of
London
shall
beseige
,
if
he
continue
a
year
about
the
seige
,
the
said
Robert
ought
to
have
from
the
Commons
of
London
,
one
hundred
shillings
for
his
pains
,
and
no
more
.
These
are
the
Rights
which
the
said
Robert
ought
to
have
in
London
in
the
time
of
War.
That
is
to
say
;
that
the
said
Robert
hath
a
Soke
in
the
City
of
London
,
viz.
from
the
Wall
of
the
Canonry
of
St.
Paul
as
a
man
goes
down
by
the
*
Bracine
of
St.
Paul
to
the
Thames
and
so
to
the
side
of
the
Mill
which
stands
on
the
water
that
runs
down
by
Fleet-Bridge
,
and
thence
by
London
Walls
round
about
the
Friers
Preachers
,
to
Ludgate
:
And
so
returns
by
the
back
of
the
said
Friers
House
,
to
the
corner
of
the
said
Canons
Wall
of
St.
Paul.
That
is
to
say
,
all
the
Parish
of
the
Church
of
St.
*
Andrew
which
is
in
the
gift
of
his
Ancestors
,
by
the
said
Seignory
.
The
said
Robert
hath
also
apppendant
to
this
Soke
,
all
these
things
here
under
written
:
That
he
ought
to
have
a
Sokeman
of
his
own
choice
,
provided
he
be
of
the
Sokemanry
.
And
if
any
of
the
Sokemanry
shall
be
impleaded
in
the
Guild
Hall
for
any
matter
which
touches
not
the
body
of
the
Mayor
for
the
time
being
,
or
any
Sheriff
of
the
said
City
,
it
shall
be
lawful
for
the
Sokeman
of
the
Sokemanry
of
the
said
Robert
le
Fitz-Walter
,
to
demand
the
Court
of
the
said
Robert
le
Fitz-Walter
.
And
the
Mayor
and
Citizens
of
London
ought
to
grant
him
to
have
his
Court
,
in
which
his
Judgment
ought
to
be
agreeable
to
that
of
the
Guild-Hall
.
If
any
thief
shall
be
taken
In
his
Soke
,
he
ought
to
have
his
flocks
and
imprisonment
in
his
Soke
,
and
from
thence
he
shall
be
carried
to
the
Guild-Hall
before
the
Mayor
,
to
receive
his
Judgment
,
which
ought
there
to
be
given
;
but
the
Judgment
shall
not
be
pronounced
,
untill
he
come
in
the
Court
of
the
said
Robert
and
in
his
Franchise
.
And
the
Judgment
shall
be
such
;
If
he
have
deserved
death
for
Treason
,
he
ought
to
be
tied
to
a
Pillar
which
stands
in
the
Thames
at
Wood-wharf
,
whereunto
Water-men
tye
their
Barges
or
Boats
,
and
there
continue
two
Floods
and
two
Ebbs
of
the
Water
.
And
if
he
be
condemned
for
a
common
Larcin
,
he
ought
to
be
hangd
at
the
*
Elms
,
and
there
suffer
his
Judgment
,
as
other
common
Thieves
.
Also
the
said
Robert
and
his
heirs
have
a
great
honour
,
in
holding
so
great
a
Franchise
in
the
said
City
,
where
the
Mayor
and
Citizens
ought
to
doe
him
right
;
that
is
to
say
,
that
when
the
Mayor
is
minded
to
hold
a
great
Council
,
he
ought
to
call
the
said
Robert
or
his
heirs
,
to
be
of
his
Council
,
and
of
the
said
Cities
Council
:
And
the
said
Robert
ought
to
be
sworn
of
the
Cities
Council
,
against
all
people
;
save
the
King
of
England
and
his
heirs
.
And
when
the
said
Robert
shall
come
to
the
Hustings
at
the
Guild-Hall
of
the
said
City
,
the
Mayor
or
his
Deputy
ought
to
rise
to
him
,
and
then
place
him
by
him
.
And
whilst
he
is
in
the
Guild-Hall
,
all
Judgments
ought
to
be
pronounced
by
his
mouth
,
according
to
the
Record
of
the
Recorders
of
the
Guild-Hall
.
And
all
the
Waifs
which
shall
happen
,
whilst
he
is
there
,
he
ought
to
give
to
the
Bailifs
of
the
City
,
or
to
whom
he
pleases
,
by
advice
of
the
Mayor
of
the
said
City
.
Whorlton
.
Nicholaus
de
Menyll
tenuit
Manerium
de
Whorlton
,
&c.
de
Archiepiscopo
Cantuarensi
,
serviente
dictum
Archiepiscopum
,
die
Consecrationis
suae
de
Coupa
,
qua
idem
Archiepiscopus
bibere
debet
eodem
die
.
Michleham
.
Radulfus
de
Belvoir
tenet
duas
Carucatas
terrae
in
Michleham
de
Rogero
de
Mowbray
.
Reddendo
annuatim
quasdam
Caligas
de
Scarleto
ad
Natale
Domini
pro
omnibus
servitiis
.
London
.
Anostre
Seignour
le
Roy
et
a
son
Conseil
monstre
Richard
de
Bettoyne
de
Loundres
,
qe
come
au
Coronement
nostre
Seignour
le
Roy
q'ore
est
,
il
adonque
Meire
de
Londres
fesoit
l'Office
de
Botiller
oue
CCCLX
Vadletz
vestuz
d'une
sute
,
chescun
portant
en
sa
maine
un
Coupe
blanche
d'argent
,
come
autres
Meirs
de
Londres
ount
faitz
as
Coronementz
des
Progenitours
nostre
Seignour
le
Roy
,
dont
memorie
ne
court
,
et
le
Fee
q'appendoit
a
cel
iorne
,
Cest
asavoir
un
Coupe
d'or
ove
la
Covercle
,
et
un
Ewer
d'or
enamaille
,
lui
fust
livere
per
assent
du
Counte
de
Lancastre
et
d'autres
Grantz
qu'adonques
y
furent
du
Conseil
nostre
Seignour
le
Roy
per
la
maine
Sire
Robert
de
Wodehouse
:
Et
ore
vient
en
Estreite
as
Viscountes
de
Londres
hors
del
Chokker
de
faire
lever
des
biens
et
Chateux
du
dit
Richard
89
l.
12
s.
6
d.
pur
le
Fee
avantdit
,
dont
il
prie
que
remedie
lui
soit
ordeyne
.
Et
le
Meire
et
les
Citeyns
D'oxenford
ount
,
per
point
de
Chartre
,
quils
vendront
a
Londres
a
l'encoronement
d'eyder
le
Meire
de
Londres
pur
servir
a
la
Fest
,
et
toutz
ount
usee
.
Et
si
il
plest
a
nostre
Seignour
le
Roy
et
a
son
Conseil
,
nous
payerons
volenters
le
Feel
,
issent
que
nous
soyoms
descharges
de
la
service
.
Id
est
.
To
our
Lord
the
King
and
his
Council
Richard
de
Bettoyne
of
London
sheweth
that
whereas
,
at
the
Coronation
of
our
Lord
the
King
that
now
is
,
he
being
then
Mayor
of
London
,
performed
the
Office
of
Butler
,
with
three
hundred
and
sixty
Valets
clothed
in
the
same
Livery
,
each
one
carrying
in
his
hand
a
white
Silver
Cup
,
as
other
Mayors
of
London
have
time
out
of
mind
used
to
doe
,
at
the
Coronation
of
the
Kings
Progenitors
,
and
the
Fee
,
appendant
to
that
service
,
that
is
to
say
,
a
Gold
Cup
with
a
Cover
,
and
with
an
Ewer
of
Gold
enameled
,
was
delivered
to
him
by
assent
of
the
Earl
of
Lancaster
and
other
great
men
,
then
of
our
Lord
the
Kings
Council
,
by
the
hands
of
Sir
Robert
de
Woodhouse
:
And
now
there
comes
an
Estreat
out
of
the
Exchequer
to
the
Sheriffs
of
London
,
for
the
levying
of
89
l.
12
s.
6
d.
for
the
said
fee
upon
the
goods
and
Chattels
of
the
said
Richard
,
wherein
he
prays
that
remedy
may
be
ordained
him
.
And
the
Mayor
and
Citizens
of
Oxford
are
bound
by
Charter
,
to
come
to
London
at
the
Coronation
,
to
assist
the
Mayor
of
London
in
serving
at
the
Feast
,
and
so
have
always
used
to
doe
.
Or
if
it
please
our
Lord
the
King
and
his
Council
,
we
will
willingly
pay
the
Fee
,
so
that
we
may
be
discharged
of
that
Service
.
Stapleherst
.
Tenementum
Newstede
cum
pertin
.
in
villa
de
Stapleherst
in
Comitatu
Cantiae
tenetur
de
Manerio
de
East-Greenwich
per
fidelitatem
tantum
&
in
libero
Socagio
per
Paten
.
dat
.
3.
Feb.
4.
Edward
.
6.
And
by
the
payment
for
Smoak-silver
yearly
to
the
Sheriff
,
the
sum
of
six
pence
.
Apelderham
.
Johannes
Aylemer
tenet
per
irrotulamentum
Curiae
unum
Messuagium
&
unam
virgatam
terrae
,
&c.
in
Apelderham
in
Com.
Sussex
&
debet
invenire
unum
hominem
cum
uno
equo
ad
herciandum
qualibet
Septimana
per
unum
diem
ad
utrumque
1
Semen
,
Yemale
&
Quadragesimale
,
dum
aliquid
fuerit
ad
2
herciandum
in
terra
Domini
.
Et
ille
qui
herciat
quolibet
die
recipiet
unum
Repastum
,
viz.
Panem
,
Potagium
,
3
Compernagium
&
potum
precii
1
d.
&
quilibet
equus
hercians
habebit
qualibet
die
tantum
de
Avenis
sicut
capi
potest
inter
duas
manus
;
&
etiam
debet
venire
quolibet
anno
ad
duas
4
Precarias
Carucae
cum
Caruca
sua
,
si
habeat
integram
Carucam
,
vel
de
parte
quam
habet
Carucae
,
si
Carucam
non
habeat
integram
,
&
tunc
arare
debet
utroque
die
quantum
potest
a
mane
ad
meridiem
,
&
uterque
5
tentor
,
viz.
Carucae
,
&
fugator
habebunt
unum
Pastum
solempnem
utroque
die
praedictarum
Precariarum
—
Et
debet
invenire
ad
tres
Precarias
in
Autumpno
,
quolibet
die
duos
homines
,
&
habebit
uterque
dictorum
hominum
ad
utrumque
diem
precariarum
,
Primus
unum
Panem
utroque
die
de
frumento
&
ordeo
mixto
,
qui
ponderabit
18
Libras
cerae
,
precium
cujuslibet
panis
1
d.
q.
Et
ad
tertiam
Precariam
habebit
uterque
homo
unum
Panem
praedicti
ponderis
,
totum
de
frumento
prec
.
1
d.
ob
.
Et
habebunt
praedicti
duo
homines
coniunctim
,
ad
quamlibet
de
praedictis
tribus
Precariis
,
Potagium
&
ferculum
de
Carne
sine
potu
prec
.
1
d.
Dylew
or
Dylwin
,
Adam
de
Dyleu
tenet
in
Dilew
in
Com.
Heref.
duas
virgatas
&
dimid
.
terrae
,
Reddendo
inde
annuatim
Willielmo
filio
Warini
tres
solidos
argenti
,
&
inveniendo
tempore
guerrae
dicto
Willielmo
singulis
annis
per
quindecim
dies
,
unum
hominem
,
cum
uno
equo
&
uno
Compuncto
&
uno
Capello
ferreo
&
una
lancea
,
ad
custum
dicti
Willielmi
.
Et
si
equus
ejus
moreretur
vel
esset
interfectus
in
servitio
praedicti
Willielmi
,
idem
Willielmus
daret
ei
xx
s.
pro
equo
ipso
.
Lincoln
.
Rex
mandat
Baronibus
,
quod
allocent
Roberto
de
Chadworth
Vicecomiti
Lincoln11
.
lvj
s.
vij
d.
quos
per
Praeceptum
Regis
,
liberavit
Johanni
de
Bellovento
,
pro
putura
septem
Leporariorum
&
trium
Falconum
&
Alanerarii
,
&
pro
vadiis
unius
Bracenarii
,
a
die
Sancti
Johannis
Baptistae
usque
ad
Vigiliam
Sancti
Michaelis
prox
.
sequen
.
utroque
die
computato
,
viz.
pro
Putura
cujuslibet
Leporarii
&
Falconis
per
diem
,
1
d.
ob
.
&
pro
vadiis
praedicti
Bracenarii
per
diem
,
2
d.
Shirefeld
.
Johannes
de
Warbleton
tenet
Manerium
de
Shirefeld
in
Com.
Southampton
de
Rege
in
Capite
per
Magnam
Serjantiam
,
viz.
per
Servitium
essendi
Mareschallus
de
meretricibus
,
&
dismembrandi
Malefactores
adjudicatos
,
&
mensurandi
Galones
&
Bussellos
in
Hospitio
Regis
.
Brodgate
Park
.
Com.
Leyc
.
Haec
est
Concordia
fact
apud
Leycestriam
die
Sancti
Vincentii
Martyris
,
Anno
Regni
Regis
Henrici
filii
Regis
Johannis
xxxj
●
,
Coram
Domino
Rogero
de
Turkilby
,
Magistro
Simone
de
Walton
,
Domino
Gilberto
de
Preston
&
Domino
Johanne
de
Cobham
Justiciariis
tunc
ibidem
Itinerantibus
,
Inter
Rogerum
de
Quincy
Comitem
Wintoniae
&
Rogerum
Somery
,
viz.
Quod
praedictus
Rogerus
de
Somery
concessit
pro
se
&
haeredibus
suis
,
quod
praedictus
Comes
&
haeredes
sui
habeant
&
teneant
Parcum
suum
de
Bradgate
ita
inclausum
sicut
inclusus
fuit
in
Octabis
Sancti
Hillarii
anno
praedicti
Regis
Henrici
xxxj
o
cum
*
Saltatoriis
tunc
in
eo
factis
.
Et
pro
hac
concordia
&
concessione
idem
Comes
concessit
pro
se
&
haeredibus
suis
,
quod
idem
Rogerus
de
Somery
&
haeredes
sui
quacunque
hora
veniant
in
Foresta
ipsius
Comitis
ad
*
bersandum
in
ea
cum
novem
Arcubus
&
sex
Berseletis
secundum
formam
Cyrographi
prius
facti
inter
praedictum
Rogerum
Comitem
Wintoniae
&
Hugonem
de
Albaniaco
Comitem
Arundeliae
in
Curia
Domini
Regis
apud
Leycestriam
;
&
si
aliqua
fera
,
per
aliquem
praedictorum
Arcuum
vulnerata
,
intraverit
praedictum
Parcum
per
aliquem
Saltatorium
,
vel
alibi
,
bene
licebit
praedicto
Rogero
de
Somery
&
haeredibus
suis
mittere
unum
hominem
vel
duos
ex
suis
qui
sequentur
praedictam
feram
,
cum
canibus
,
illam
feram
sequentibus
,
infra
praedictum
Parcum
,
sine
Arcu
&
sagittis
,
&
illam
capiant
eo
die
quo
vulnerata
fuerit
,
sine
laesione
aliarum
ferarum
in
praedict
'
Parco
existentium
:
Ita
quod
si
sint
Pedes
intrabunt
per
aliquem
saltatorium
vel
Hayam
,
&
si
sint
eques
intrabunt
per
Portam
,
si
aperta
fuerit
,
&
aliter
non
intrabunt
,
antequam
corna
bunt
pro
Parcario
,
si
venire
voluerit
.
Et
praeterea
idem
Comes
concessit
pro
se
&
haeredibus
suis
,
quod
ipsi
de
caetero
quolibet
anno
capi
facient
duos
damos
tempore
Pinguedinis
&
duas
damas
tempore
Firmationis
,
&
eas
liberari
facient
ad
Portam
praedicti
Parci
alicui
hominum
praedicti
Rogeri
de
Somery
&
haeredum
suorum
,
literas
Patentes
ipsorum
deferentes
pro
praedictis
Damis
.
Concessit
etiam
praedictus
Comes
pro
se
et
haeredibus
suis
,
quod
ipsi
de
caetero
nullum
Parcum
Facient
,
nec
▪
Parcum
augmentabunt
infra
metas
bersationis
praedicti
Rogeri
&
haeredum
suorum
,
praeter
antiqua
Clausa
praedictae
Forestae
.
Et
praedictus
Rogerus
de
Somery
concessit
pro
se
&
haeredibus
suis
,
quod
ipsi
de
caetero
nunquam
intrabunt
praedictam
Forestam
ad
bersandum
nisi
cum
novem
Arcubus
&
sex
Berseletis
,
&
quod
Forestarii
sui
non
portabunt
in
Bosco
praedicti
Rogeri
de
Somery
&
haeredum
suorum
,
Sagittas
barbatas
set
pilettas
,
&
quod
homines
sui
de
Barwe
&
Forestarii
infra
Octabis
Sancti
Michaelis
ad
Vadum
Parci
Fidelitatem
facient
quolibet
anno
Balivis
praedicti
Comitis
&
haeredum
suorum
,
quod
venationem
praedicti
Comitis
et
haeredum
suorum
servabunt
fideliter
&
alia
quae
ad
dictam
Forestam
pertinent
,
secundum
proportum
dicti
Cyrographi
inter
praedictos
Comites
Wintoniae
&
Arundeliae
prius
confecti
.
Et
haec
Concordia
facta
est
inter
praedictum
Comitem
&
praedictum
Rogerum
de
Somery
,
salvis
eidem
Comiti
&
haeredibus
suis
&
praedicto
Rogero
de
Somery
&
haeredibus
suis
omnibus
Articulis
in
praedicto
Cyrographo
confecto
inter
praedictos
Comites
Wintoniae
&
Arundeliae
contentis
.
Et
praeterea
idem
Comes
concessit
pro
se
&
haeredibus
suis
,
quod
unus
vel
duo
hominum
praedicti
Rogeri
de
Somery
&
haeredum
suorum
qui
sequentur
praedictam
feram
vulneratam
cum
canibus
eam
sequentibus
infra
praedictum
Parcum
cum
praedicta
fera
,
fi
eam
ceperint
vel
non
cum
praedictis
Canibus
,
praedicti
parci
libere
exeant
per
Portam
&
sine
impedimento
.
Et
praedictus
Comes
&
haeredes
scire
facient
aliquem
de
suis
praedicto
Rogero
de
Somery
&
haeredibus
suis
apud
Barwe
quo
die
mittetur
pro
supradictis
damis
ad
praedictum
locum
praedictis
temporibus
,
&
hoc
scire
eis
facient
per
sex
dies
ante
praedictum
diem
.
In
cujus
rei
testimonium
alter
alterius
Scripto
sigillum
suum
apposuit
.
Et
sciendum
est
quod
Tempus
Pinguedinis
hic
computatur
inter
Festum
beati
Petri
ad
Vincula
&
Exaltationem
Sanctae
Crucis
,
&
Tempus
Firmationis
inter
Festum
Sancti
Martini
&
Purificationem
Beatae
Mariae
.
Sutton
Courtenay
.
Sciant
praesentes
&
futuri
;
quod
ego
Ricardus
de
Harrecurt
dedi
&
concessi
Willielmo
de
Sutton
pro
homagio
&
servitio
suo
totam
illam
Virgatam
terrae
in
Sutton
cum
uno
Messuagio
&
pertin
.
—
dictus
vero
Willielmus
&
haeredes
sui
arabunt
unum
Seilonem
ad
Yvernagium
&
unum
Seylonem
ad
Semen
Quadragisimale
&
unum
Seylonem
ad
Warectam
,
&
sarclabunt
per
unum
diem
cum
uno
homine
,
&
falcabunt
cum
uno
homine
per
unum
diem
in
Esteia
.
Et
imvenient
unum
hominem
ad
levandum
prata
,
&
cariabunt
dicta
prata
cum
una
Carecta
,
quousque
cariata
sint
plenarie
in
Curiam
de
Sutton
,
&
invenient
unum
hominem
ad
faciendum
Mullones
saeni
quousque
perficiantur
,
&
facient
quatuor
Precarias
autumpnales
cum
duobus
hominibus
,
scil
.
tres
ad
cibum
illorum
proprium
&
quartam
ad
cibum
Domini
,
&
cariabunt
bladum
per
unum
diem
cum
una
Carecta
,
&
invenient
unum
hominem
per
unum
diem
ad
faciendum
Meyas
in
Grangia
.
Haec
omnia
Servitia
&c.
Hiis
testibus
—
Colewyke
&
Wyleweby
.
Reginaldus
de
Colewyke
debet
pro
Serjantia
de
Colewyke
Domino
Regi
in
adventu
suo
apud
Nottingham
semel
in
anno
duodecim
Sagittas
;
Et
pro
Serjantia
de
Wileweby
debet
Domino
Regi
in
exercitu
suo
Wallia
unum
equum
precii
3
s.
4
d.
&
unum
Saccum
cum
Brochia
,
&
unum
star;
Capistrum
cum
Canabo
precii
.
i
d.
Benham
.
Fulk
Fitz-Warine
held
certain
Lands
in
Benham
in
the
County
of
Glocester
of
Thomas
Lord
Berkley
,
Lord
of
Brimmesfeild
,
by
Serjeanty
;
To
carry
a
Horne
in
Brimmesfeild
Park
,
betwixt
the
feasts
of
the
Assumption
and
Nativity
of
the
blessed
Virgin
,
at
such
time
as
the
King
should
hunt
there
.
Turroc
.
King
Richard
the
First
gave
to
Henry
de
Grey
,
of
Codnor
,
the
Mannor
of
Turroc
in
Essex
;
which
Grant
King
John
confirmed
,
and
by
his
Charter
vouchsafed
him
the
priviledge
to
Hunt
the
Hare
and
Fox
in
any
Lands
belonging
to
the
Crown
,
except
the
Kings
own
demean
Parks
,
a
special
favour
in
those
times
.
Calistoke
.
Nativi
tenentes
de
Calistoke
in
Com.
Cornubiae
reddunt
per
annum
de
certo
redditu
vocato
Berbiagium
,
ad
le
Hokeday
,
xix
s.
Savernake
.
Johannes
Mautravers
,
Custos
Forestarum
Regis
citra
Trentam
,
clamat
habere
de
quolibet
Forestario
tam
infra
Forestam
de
Savernake
quam
alibi
in
Com.
Wiltes
,
cum
obierit
,
Equum
,
Sellam
cum
fraeno
,
Cornu
&
gladium
ejusdem
,
&
Arcum
&
Sagittas
barbatas
.
Eresby
.
John
de
Wileghby
held
the
Manour
of
Eresby
with
its
appurtenances
in
the
County
of
Lincoln
,
of
the
Bishop
of
Durham
,
by
the
service
of
one
Knights
Fee
,
and
of
being
Bailif
to
the
Bishop
for
the
time
being
,
of
all
his
Lands
in
the
County
of
Lincoln
;
To
hold
his
Courts
,
make
Attachments
,
Distresses
and
whatsoever
else
belongs
to
that
Office
,
at
his
own
costs
;
And
to
levy
all
the
Issues
and
profits
arising
thereby
,
and
to
be
answerable
to
the
Bishop
for
the
same
.
Also
by
the
service
of
being
Steward
to
him
and
his
Successors
,
and
to
carry
a
Mess
of
meat
to
his
Table
,
on
the
day
of
his
Consecration
as
also
at
Christmas
and
Whitsontide
,
by
himself
or
his
eldest
Son
,
in
case
he
were
a
Knight
,
or
some
other
fitting
Knight
thereunto
deputed
by
his
Letters
Patent
.
Grosmunt
.
Willielmus
de
Braosa
dedit
Regi
octingentas
Marcas
,
tres
dextrarios
,
quinque
Chacuros
viginti
quatuor
Sensas
&
decem
Leporarios
,
pro
habenda
seisina
Castrorum
de
Grosmunt
Skenefrith
&
LLantely
in
Com.
Monmouth
.
Bondby
.
Edwardus
Botiler
Chivalier
&
Anna
uxor
ejus
,
soror
&
haeres
Hugonis
le
Despenser
tenent
Manerium
de
Bondby
in
Com.
Lincoln
per
servitium
portandi
albam
virgam
coram
Domino
Rege
in
Festo
natalis
Domini
,
si
idem
Rex
in
eodem
Comitatu
ad
idem
Festum
interesset
.
More
.
Walterus
de
Aldeham
tenet
terram
de
Rege
in
la
More
in
Com.
Salop
per
servitium
reddendi
Regi
per
annum
ad
Scaccarium
suum
duos
cultellos
,
quorum
unus
talis
valoris
esse
debet
,
unam
virgam
Coryleam
unius
anni
&
longitudinis
unius
Cubiti
,
ad
primam
percussionem
per
medium
scindere
debet
,
&c.
Quod
quidem
servitium
in
medio
Scaccarii
in
praesentia
Thesaurarii
&
Baronum
quolibet
anno
in
Crastino
Sancti
Michaelis
fieri
debet
.
Et
dicti
Cultelli
libereatur
Camerario
ad
opus
Regis
custodiendi
.
Chetington
.
Rogerus
Carbet
tenet
Manerium
de
Chetington
in
Com.
Salop
de
Rege
in
Capite
per
servitium
inveniendi
unum
hominem
peditem
tempore
guerrae
in
exercitu
Regis
Walliae
,
cum
uno
arcu
&
tribus
sagittis
&
uno
Palo
;
Et
deseret
secum
unum
Baconem
,
&
cum
ad
Exercitum
Regis
pervenerit
,
liberabit
Mareschallo
Regis
medietatem
Baconis
,
&
inde
Mareschallus
deliberabit
ei
quotidie
ad
prandium
suum
de
praedicto
dimidio
Baconis
,
dum
steterit
in
praedicto
exercitu
.
Et
debet
sequi
exercitum
durante
dimidio
Bacone
praedicto
.
Winterslew
.
Johannes
de
Roches
tenet
Manerium
de
Winterslew
in
Com.
Wiltes
per
servitium
,
quod
quando
Dominus
Rex
moram
traxerit
apud
Clarendon
,
tunc
veniet
ad
Palatium
Regis
ibidem
,
&
ibit
in
Botellariam
,
extrahet
a
quocunque
vase
in
dicta
Botellaria
inventa
,
ubi
eligere
voluerit
,
vinum
quantum
viderit
necessarium
pro
factura
unius
Picheri
Claretti
,
quod
faciet
ad
sumptus
Regis
;
Et
serviet
Regi
de
Cipho
,
&
habebit
vas
unde
vinum
extrahet
cum
toto
residuo
vini
in
eodem
vase
dimisso
,
simul
&
Ciphum
unde
Rex
petaverit
Clarettum
illud
.
Norwich
.
Tempore
Regis
Edwardi
in
Civitate
Norwici
MCCCXX
.
Burgenses
numerabantur
,
quo
tempore
reddebat
xx
libras
Regi
,
&
Comiti
X
libras
,
&
praeter
haec
xx
solidos
&
quatuor
Praebendarios
,
&
sex
Sextarios
mellis
,
&
Ursum
,
&
sex
Canes
ad
Ursum
:
Modo
vero
reddit
lxx
libras
pensas
Regi
,
&
Centum
solidos
de
Gersuma
Reginae
,
&
Asturconem
&
xx
libras
blancas
Comiti
&
xx
solidos
de
Gersum●
ad
numerum
.
Kidwelly
Haeredes
Mauricii
de
London
,
pro
hac
haereditate
tenebantur
,
si
Dominus
Rex
vel
Capitalis
ejus
Justiciarius
venerit
in
partibus
de
Kidwelly
cum
exercitu
,
deberent
conducere
praedictum
exercitum
cum
vexillis
suis
&
tota
gente
sua
per
mediam
terram
de
Neth
usque
ad
Loghar
.
Eton
&
Waterhal
.
Reginaldus
de
Grey
tenet
Manerium
de
Eton
in
Com.
Buckingham
de
Domino
Rege
per
servitium
custodiendi
unum
Falconem
usq
.
ad
volatum
,
&
pro
custodia
illa
,
cum
Falconem
illum
duxerit
ad
Regem
,
habebit
equitaturam
Regis
cum
toto
apparatu
&
indumentis
Domini
Regis
;
Et
etiam
habebit
Mensam
Domini
Regis
cum
Tressello
&
Mappa
,
&
habebit
omnia
Vasa
de
quibus
Dominus
Rex
servatus
fuerit
eo
die
.
Et
habebit
dolium
vini
immediate
postquam
Dominus
Rex
ex
ipso
vino
gustaverit
.
Idemque
Reginaldus
tenet
Manerium
de
Waterhall
in
Com.
praedicto
de
dicto
Domino
Rege
per
servitium
inveniendi
unum
hominem
super
unum
equum
sine
Sella
,
precii
xv
d.
&
unum
arcum
sine
corda
,
&
unum
flaccum
sine
capite
cum
Dominus
Rex
mandaverit
pro
servitio
suo
dicti
Manerii
,
habendi
in
exercitu
suo
,
&c.
Sir
Edward
Coke
says
,
the
worst
Tenure
he
has
read
of
,
is
to
hold
Lands
to
be
ultor
sceleratorum
condemnatorum
,
ut
alios
suspendio
,
alios
membrorum
detruncatione
vel
aliis
modis
juxta
quantitatem
perpetrati
sceleris
puniat
,
that
is
,
to
be
a
Hangman
or
executioner
,
&c.
As
in
the
Tenure
of
some
Bondmen
in
the
Mannour
of
Stonely
before
mentioned
.
Customes
of
Mannors
.
Sutton-Colfeild
.
Inquisitio
xij
.
Juratorum
capta
ad
hunc
Visum
coram
Galfrido
de
Okenham
Senesthallo
per
Sacramentum
Anselmi
de
Cliftona
,
&c.
Juratorum
oneratorum
de
antiquis
Consuetudinibus
istius
dominii
,
tam
de
libertate
quam
de
Bondagio
,
quales
Consuetudines
solebant
facere
&
habere
,
ante
Coronationem
Domini
Henrici
Regis
,
Avi
Domini
Regis
nunc
a
tempore
Athelstani
quondam
Regis
Angliae
,
&c.
Qui
dicunt
,
quod
unusquisque
liber
homo
de
Sutton
solebat
terras
&
tenementa
sua
vi
et
effectu
Cartae
suae
originalis
tenere
,
&c.
Item
illi
qui
tenuerunt
dimidiam
virgatam
terrae
vel
nocatam
terrae
vel
Cotagium
de
Bondagii
tenura
,
solebant
esse
Bedellum
Manerii
&
decennarium
.
Et
etiam
omnes
illi
qui
tenuerunt
in
Bondagii
tenura
,
solebant
vocari
Custumarii
.
Et
quotiescunque
Dominus
ad
venandum
venerit
illi
Custumarii
solebant
*
fugare
Wanlassum
ad
Stabulum
,
in
sugatione
ferarum
bestiarum
secundum
quantitatem
tenurae
suae
,
ut
illi
qui
tenuerunt
integram
virgatam
terrae
,
per
duos
dies
,
&
sic
de
aliis
.
Et
solebant
habere
inter
eos
dimidiam
partem
feodi
Woodwardi
de
venatione
capta
.
Et
solebant
esse
Custodes
*
Bruerae
de
Colfeild
quotlescunque
fuerint
electi
per
vicinos
ad
Curiam
,
&c.
Et
etiam
si
aliqui
de
hujusmodi
Custumariis
exierint
de
Domino
,
solebant
venire
in
Curiam
&
sursum
reddere
in
manum
Domini
tenuram
suam
Bondagii
,
cum
omnibus
equis
suis
Masculis
&
pullis
masculis
,
&
Carectam
ferro
ligatam
,
cum
porcis
masculis
,
Panna
sua
integra
,
Lana
non
formata
&
meliorem
ollam
suam
aeneam
,
&
exire
&
trahere
moram
ubicunque
voluerit
,
sine
calumpnia
Domini
,
&
ipse
cum
omni
sequela
sua
esse
Liber
imperpetuum
.
Et
etiam
dicunt
quod
audierunt
Antecessores
dicere
,
qoud
tempore
quo
Manerium
de
Sutton
praedicta
fuit
in
manibus
Regum
Angliae
,
tota
Chasea
fuit
afforestata
,
&
omnes
Canes
infra
Forestam
solebant
esse
impediati
&
amputati
*
finistro
ortello
:
Et
postquam
devenit
in
manum
Comitis
Warwici
licentiam
habere
&
tenere
*
Canes
opertias
ex
omni
genere
Canum
&
non
impediatas
Et
etiam
omnes
liberi
tenentes
solebant
summoneri
per
tres
dies
ante
Curiam
&
custumarii
similiter
;
Et
si
aliquod
Placitum
fuerit
inter
vicinos
,
&
defendentes
negaverint
&
vadierint
Legem
versus
Querentem
,
solebant
*
facere
Legem
cum
tertia
manu
,
&
solebant
se
essoiniare
de
communi
secta
Curiae
bina
vice
,
&
tercia
comparere
&
warantizare
Essoinium
.
Et
similiter
de
Placito
tam
Querentis
quam
defendentis
,
bis
de
Placito
&
bis
de
Lege
essoiniari
&
tertia
vice
venire
,
feu
habere
Considerationem
Curiae
.
Et
praedicti
Custumarii
folebant
reparare
*
vadum
circa
Stagnum
Molendini
Domini
de
Sutton
in
opere
terreno
.
Thurgarton
and
Horsepoll
.
The
tenants
of
these
Mannors
in
Com.
Nottingham
held
their
Lands
by
these
Customes
and
services
.
Every
Native
or
Villain
(
which
were
such
as
we
now
call
husbandmen
)
paid
each
a
Cock
and
a
Hen
,
besides
a
small
Rent
in
Money
,
for
a
Tost
and
one
Bovat
of
Land
,
held
of
the
Priory
of
Thurgarton
.
These
Cocks
and
Hens
were
paid
the
second
day
in
Christmas
,
and
that
day
every
one
both
Cottagers
and
Natives
,
dined
in
the
Hall
,
and
those
who
did
not
had
a
white
loaf
,
and
a
Flagon
of
Ale
,
with
one
Messe
from
the
Kitchin.
Every
Villain
gave
a
halfpeny
towards
cleansing
the
Mill-damm
.
The
Freeholders
were
bound
to
(
tribus
arruris
)
three
plow
days
for
the
Lord
with
one
Plow
,
which
were
then
valued
at
12
d.
and
likewise
3
days
work
in
Harvest
,
the
first
day
with
one
man
,
the
second
day
with
two
,
and
and
the
third
with
five
workmen
and
one
of
themselves
in
person
,
and
every
day
to
have
their
refection
.
The
Natives
were
likewise
bound
to
give
three
Plowdays
each
,
and
every
plow
was
to
be
allowed
four
boon-loaves
,
and
to
harrow
three
dayes
,
and
every
harrower
was
allowed
a
brown
loaf
and
two
herrings
a
day
.
Likewise
all
the
Natives
and
Cotagers
were
to
reap
every
other
day
in
harvest
,
the
first
day
every
two
were
to
have
one
brown
loaf
and
two
Toillects
,
the
second
day
,
two
brown
loaves
and
one
Toillect
,
and
afterwards
every
two
men
to
have
every
day
three
brown
loaves
.
And
on
the
day
of
the
great
Bidrepe
,
which
was
called
the
Priors
Boon
,
every
Native
was
to
find
three
Workmen
and
Cottager
one
.
Every
of
the
said
Natives
were
to
make
carriage
from
the
forain
Granges
thrice
a
year
,
each
with
one
Horse
,
and
every
time
to
have
a
Miche
or
white
loaf
;
And
all
the
Reapers
in
Harvest
which
were
called
Hallewimen
were
to
eat
in
the
Hall
one
day
in
Christmas
,
or
afterwards
at
the
discretion
of
the
Celerer
.
Likewise
every
Naif
or
she
Villain
that
took
a
husband
or
committed
fornication
paid
Marchet
,
for
redemption
of
her
blood
,
5
s.
4
d.
and
the
Daughter
of
a
Cottager
paid
but
half
a
Marchet
.
And
every
Native
paid
for
Paunage
of
every
▪
Swine
in
the
Park
3
d.
&c.
East
and
West
Enborne
.
The
Mannors
of
East
and
West
Enborne
in
Com.
Berks
have
this
Custom
:
That
if
a
Copyhold
tenant
dye
,
the
Widow
shall
have
her
Free-Bench
in
all
his
Copyhold
Lands
dum
sola
&
casta
fuerit
;
but
if
she
commit
Incontinency
,
she
forfeits
her
Widows
estate
,
yet
after
this
if
she
come
into
the
next
Court
held
for
the
Mannor
,
riding
backward
on
a
black
Ram
,
with
his
tail
in
her
hand
,
and
say
the
words
following
,
the
Steward
is
bound
by
the
Custome
to
readmit
her
to
her
Free-Bench
.
Here
I
am
,
riding
upon
a
black
Ram
,
Like
a
Whore
as
I
am
;
And
for
my
Crincum
Crancum
,
Have
lost
my
Bincum
bancum
;
And
for
my
Tailes
game
,
Am
brought
to
this
worldly
shame
.
Therefore
,
good
Mr.
Steward
let
me
have
my
Lands
againe
.
The
like
Custom
is
in
the
Mannor
of
Tor
in
Devonshire
,
and
elsewhere
in
the
West
.
Brug
,
vel
Burg.
Sciendum
est
,
quod
quando
aliquis
Customarius
Manerii
de
Burg
in
Comitatu
Salop.
moritur
,
Episcopus
habebit
melius
Averium
,
omnes
porcos
,
Apes
,
Baconem
integrum
,
Pullum
masculum
,
Pannum
integrum
,
Ollam
aeneam
,
*
Tenellam
Cervisiae
,
si
sit
plenam
.
Et
quando
maritabit
filiam
extra
feodum
,
dabit
tres
solidos
,
dabit
etiam
pro
qualibet
Lierwyte
ij
s.
Durham
Bishopric
.
De
decimis
quae
de
vaccis
proveniunt
s●atuendum
duximus
,
quod
ubicunque
fuerit
receptaculum
earum
,
licet
in
vicinis
Parochiis
Horn
with
Horn
,
secundum
Anglicam
linguam
,
pascua
quaerant
,
illa
remaneat
tota
decima
ubi
fuerit
domicillium
&
remanentia
.
Hecham
.
In
Soca
de
Hecham
in
Comitatu
Norfolk
sunt
24
Lancetae
;
Consuetudo
eorum
est
;
ut
unusquisque
eorum
debet
operaria
Sancto
Michaele
usque
ad
Autumpnum
unaquaque
hebdomada
per
unam
diem
,
sive
cum
furca
,
sive
cum
Besca
vel
Flagello
ad
libitum
Domini
cum
Corredio
ad
nonam
,
&
uno
pane
ad
vesperam
,
vel
si
eis
remittitur
hoc
opus
,
quisque
eorum
dabit
pro
hoc
opere
sex
denarios
.
Hartlepool
.
Robertus
de
Brus
habet
apud
Hartlepool
in
Com.
Dunelm
.
Portum
maris
,
&
capit
ibi
*
Killagium
,
scil
.
de
qualibet
Navi
cum
Batello
,
applicante
ibi
,
octo
denarios
,
&
de
qualibet
Navi
sine
Batello
,
quatuor
denarios
.
Llantrissim
Raaf
ap
Howel
ap
Philip
Praepositus
de
Llantrissin
in
Com.
Glamorgan
amerciatus
fuit
pro
eo
quod
habuit
in
manu
sua
coram
Justiciariis
hic
Virgam
nigram
&
inhonestam
,
ubi
habere
debuisset
Virgam
albam
&
honestam
de
certa
longitudine
,
prout
decet
.
Rochford
.
On
Kingshill
at
Rochford
in
the
County
of
Essex
,
on
every
Wednesday
morning
next
after
Michaelmas
day
at
Cocks
crowing
,
there
is
by
antient
Custom
a
Court
held
by
the
Lord
of
the
Honour
of
Raleigh
,
which
is
vulgarly
called
the
Lawless
Court.
The
Steward
and
Suiters
whisper
to
each
other
,
and
have
no
Candles
,
nor
any
Pen
and
Ink
,
but
supply
that
office
with
a
Coal
;
And
he
that
ows
suit
or
service
thereto
and
appears
not
,
forfeits
to
the
Lord
double
his
Rent
every
hour
he
is
absent
.
The
Court
is
called
Lawless
,
because
held
at
an
unlawful
or
lawless
hour
,
on
quia
dicta
sine
lege
;
The
title
of
it
in
the
Court
Rolls
runs
thus
,
to
this
day
.
Kingshill
in
Rochford
.
ff
.
Curia
de
Domino
Rege
Dicta
sine
Lege
,
Tenta
est
ibidem
Per
ejusdem
consuetudinem
;
Ante
ortum
solis
,
Luceat
nisi
Polus
,
Nil
scribit
nisi
Colis
.
Toties
voluerit
,
Gallus
ut
cantaverit
;
Per
cujus
solum
sonitum
Curia
est
summonita
,
Clamat
clam
pro
Rege
,
In
Curia
sine
Lege
,
Et
nisi
cito
venerint
Citius
paenituerint
;
Et
nisi
clam
accedant
Curia
non
attendat
;
Qui
venerit
cum
lumine
Errat
inregimine
,
Et
dum
sunt
sine
lumine
,
Capti
sunt
in
Crimine
;
Curia
sine
cura
,
Jurati
de
injuria
,
Tenta
ibidem
die
Mercurii
(
ante
diem
)
proximi
post
Festum
Sancti
Michaelis
Archangeli
,
Anno
Regni
Regis
,
&c.
This
Lawless
Court
is
imperfectly
mentioned
by
Camden
in
his
description
of
Essex
;
who
says
this
servile
attendance
was
imposed
on
the
Tenants
of
that
Mannor
,
for
conspiring
,
at
the
like
unseasonable
time
,
to
raise
a
Commotion
.
Kidlington
.
At
Kidlington
in
Oxford-shire
the
Custom
is
,
That
on
monday
after
Whitson
week
,
there
is
a
fat
live
Lamb
provided
,
and
the
Maids
of
the
Town
,
having
their
thumbs
ty'd
behind
them
run
after
it
,
and
she
that
with
her
mouth
takes
and
holds
the
Lamb
,
is
declared
Lady
of
the
Lamb
,
which
being
dress'd
with
the
skin
hanging
on
,
is
carried
on
a
long
Pole
before
the
Lady
and
her
Companions
to
the
Green
,
attended
with
Musick
and
a
Morisco
Dance
of
Men
,
and
another
of
Women
,
where
the
rest
of
the
day
is
spent
in
dancing
,
mirth
and
merry
glee
.
The
next
day
the
Lamb
is
part
bak'd
,
boyld
and
rost
,
for
the
Ladies
feast
,
where
she
sits
majestically
at
the
upper
end
of
the
Table
and
her
Companions
with
her
,
with
musick
and
other
attendants
,
which
ends
the
solemnity
▪
Kilmersdon
.
At
Kilmersdon
in
Somerset-shire
by
the
Custom
of
the
Mannor
,
the
Wife
has
Widows
Estate
,
which
she
loseth
if
she
marrys
,
or
is
found
incontinent
:
but
to
redeem
this
last
▪
if
she
come
into
the
next
Court
,
riding
astride
upon
a
Ram
,
and
in
open
Court
do
say
,
to
the
Lord
,
if
he
be
present
,
or
to
his
Steward
,
these
words
.
For
mine
Arses
fault
take
I
this
pain
,
Therefore
,
my
Lord
,
give
me
my
Land
again
,
She
is
by
the
Custom
to
be
restored
to
it
without
further
Fine
,
doing
this
Penance
.
Burgus
de
Wallingford
.
Juratores
dicunt
super
Sacramentum
suum
,
quod
nullus
de
Natione
istius
Burgi
,
pro
quocunque
facto
quod
fecerit
,
debet
suspendi
:
Nam
secundum
consuetudinem
istius
Burgi
,
debet
Oyels
&
Testiculis
privari
,
&
tali
libertate
usi
sunt
a
tempore
,
quo
non
extat
memoria
.
South-Malling
.
Tenentes
de
South-Malling
in
Com.
Cantiae
debent
,
de
Consuetudine
inter
eos
,
*
Facere
Scotalium
de
sexdecim
denariis
&
ob
.
Ita
quod
de
singulis
sex
denariis
detur
unum
denarium
&
ob
.
ad
potandum
cum
Bedello
Domini
Archiepiscopi
super
praedictum
Feodum
.
Mountgomery
.
Quia
per
Objurgatrices
&
Meretrices
multa
mala
in
villa
oriuntur
,
viz.
Lites
,
pugnae
,
diffamationes
,
&c.
ac
aliae
multae
inquietationes
per
earum
hutesias
&
clamores
.
Igitur
utimur
de
eisdem
,
quod
cum
captae
fuerint
,
habeant
Judicium
de
la
Gogingstoole
,
&
ibi
stabunt
nudis
pedibus
&
suis
crinibus
pendentibus
&
dispersis
,
tanto
tempore
ut
aspici
possint
ab
omnibus
per
viam
transeuntibus
;
secundum
voluntatem
Balivorum
nostrorum
Capitalium
.
East-Rudham
.
De
Inpeny
&
Outpeny
,
Consuetudo
talis
est
in
Villa
de
East-Rudham
in
Com.
Norf.
de
omnibus
terris
quae
infra
Burgagium
tenentur
,
viz.
Quod
ipse
qui
Vendiderit
vel
dederit
dictam
tenuram
alicui
,
dabit
pro
exitu
suo
de
eadem
tenura
,
unum
denarium
,
&
simile
pro
ingressu
alterius
.
Et
quod
Balivus
Domini
erit
ad
deliberationem
cujuslibet
feisinae
deliberandae
.
Et
si
praedicti
Denarii
aretro
fuerint
,
Balivus
Domini
distringet
pro
eisdem
Denariis
in
eadem
tenura
.
Kinderton
.
Thomas
Venables
clamat
,
quod
si
aliquis
tenentium
sive
residentium
infra
Dominium
sive
Manerium
de
Kinderton
in
Com.
Cestriae
feloniam
fecerit
,
&
corpus
ejus
per
ipsum
Thomam
super
factum
illud
captum
,
&
convictus
fuerit
,
habere
Pelfram
,
viz
,
omnia
bona
&
catalla
hujusmodi
seisire
;
Et
ea
quae
domino
Comiti
pertinent
,
ad
Castrum
Cestriae
praesentare
,
&
habere
omnia
inventa
domestica
,
&
de
omni
genere
boum
,
vaccarum
,
boviculorum
,
juvencarum
,
porcorum
,
bidentium
,
unum
,
viz.
melius
.
Et
si
de
aliquo
genere
non
habuerit
nisi
unum
,
clamat
habere
illud
unum
,
cum
aliis
minutis
animalibus
,
ut
gallis
,
gallinis
,
ancis
&
hujusmodi
,
&
omnes
pannos
talliatos
&
attaniatos
,
&
omnes
carnes
attainiatas
,
&
totum
brasium
infra
unum
quarterium
,
&
de
quolibet
Tasso
bladi
clamat
habere
Groundstal
integrum
cujuscunque
tassi
,
&
totum
plumbum
extra
fornacem
,
&
omnia
vasa
lignea
,
omnes
mappas
,
manutergia
,
&
omnia
ad
lectum
pertinentia
,
linea
&
lanea
,
&
omnes
Carrectas
ferro
non
ligatas
&
omnes
Carrucas
cum
tota
apparura
,
&c.
Coleshill
.
They
have
an
antient
Custom
at
Coleshill
in
the
County
of
Warwick
,
that
if
the
young-men
of
the
Town
can
catch
a
Hare
,
and
bring
it
to
the
Parson
of
the
Parish
before
ten
of
the
clock
on
Easter-monday
,
the
Parson
is
bound
to
give
them
a
Calves
head
and
a
hundred
of
Eggs
for
their
Breakfast
,
and
a
groat
in
money
.
Fiskerton
and
Moreton
.
The
Custom
was
here
,
for
the
Natives
and
Cottagers
to
Plow
and
Harrow
for
the
Lord
,
and
to
work
one
Boon-day
for
him
every
week
in
Harvest
,
when
every
two
workmen
had
three
Boon-loaves
with
Companage
allowed
them
.
Each
Customary
Tenant
in
Fiskerton
and
Moreton
(
in
Com.
Not.
)
one
day
in
the
year
found
a
man
to
cleanse
the
Dam
of
Fiskerton
Mill.
Si
quis
Braciatrix
braciaverit
Cerevisiam
,
if
any
Alewife
brewed
Ale
to
sell
,
she
was
bound
to
satisfy
the
Lord
for
Tolsester
.
If
any
Native
or
Cottager
sold
a
Male
Youngling
after
it
was
weaned
,
he
paid
4
d.
to
the
Lord
as
a
Fine
;
Or
killed
a
Swine
above
a
year
old
he
paid
the
Lord
one
Peny
,
which
was
called
Thistletac
.
Every
she
Native
that
married
or
committed
Fornication
,
paid
pro
redemptione
sanguinis
,
5
s.
4
d.
to
the
Lord
which
was
in
lieu
of
marcheta
mulierum
,
which
whether
from
Mark
a
Horse
in
the
old
Gallique
(
implying
the
obscene
signification
of
equitare
)
as
Mr.
Selden
thinks
,
or
from
Marca
,
the
sum
of
money
,
by
which
it
was
afterwards
commonly
redeemed
,
I
cannot
determine
.
Stanlake
.
At
Stanlake
in
the
County
of
Oxford
the
Minister
of
the
Parish
in
his
Procession
in
Rogation
week
,
reads
a
Gospel
at
a
Barrels
head
in
the
Cellar
of
the
Chequer
Inne
in
that
Town
,
where
some
say
there
was
formerly
an
Hermitage
:
Others
,
that
there
was
antiently
a
Cross
,
at
which
they
read
a
Gospel
in
former
times
,
over
which
now
the
House
and
particularly
the
Cellar
being
built
,
they
are
forced
to
continue
the
Custom
in
manner
as
above
.
Burford
.
About
the
year
750
,
a
Battel
was
fought
near
Burford
in
Oxford-shire
,
perhaps
on
the
place
still
called
Battle-Edge
,
west
of
the
Town
towards
Vpton
,
between
Cuthred
or
Cuthbert
a
Tributary
King
of
the
West
Saxons
,
and
Ethelbald
King
of
Mercia
,
whose
insupportable
Exactions
the
former
King
not
being
able
to
endure
,
he
came
into
the
Field
against
Ethelbald
,
met
and
overthrew
him
there
,
winning
his
Banner
whereon
was
depicted
a
Golden
Dragon
,
in
memory
of
which
Victory
,
the
Custom
(
yet
within
memory
)
of
making
a
Dragon
yearly
and
carrying
it
up
and
down
the
Town
in
great
jollity
on
Midsomer
Eve
,
to
which
they
added
the
Picture
of
a
Giant
,
was
in
all
likelyhood
first
instituted
.
Ensham
.
It
has
been
the
Custom
at
Ensham
in
Oxfordshire
,
for
the
Towns
people
on
Whit-Monday
,
to
cut
down
and
bring
away
(
where-ever
the
Church-Wardens
pleased
to
mark
it
out
,
by
giving
the
first
Chop
)
as
much
timber
as
could
be
drawn
by
mens
hands
into
the
Abby-yard
,
whence
if
they
could
draw
it
out
again
,
notwithstanding
all
the
impediments
could
be
given
by
the
servants
of
the
Abby
,
and
since
that
by
the
Family
of
the
Lord
,
it
was
then
their
own
,
and
went
in
part
at
least
to
the
reparation
of
their
Church
:
And
by
this
Custom
,
as
some
will
have
it
,
they
hold
both
their
Lammas
and
Michaelmas
Common
.
Bosbury
.
W.M.
Tenet
novem
acras
terrae
Custumariae
in
Bosbury
in
Com.
Heref.
&
quoddam
Molendinum
aquaticum
ad
voluntatem
Domini
,
&
debet
quasdam
Consuetudines
,
viz.
Tak
&
Toll
&
Faldfey
,
&
sanguinem
suum
emere
.
Lodebrook
.
In
the
Mannor
of
Lodebrook
in
the
County
of
Warwic
,
whereof
the
Catesbyes
were
heretofore
Lords
,
each
Tenant
paid
Swarf-money
yearly
,
which
was
one
peny
half-peny
;
It
must
be
paid
(
says
the
Rental
)
before
the
rising
of
the
Sun
,
the
party
must
go
thrice
about
the
Cross
,
and
say
,
The
Swarf-Money
,
and
then
take
witness
,
and
lay
it
in
the
hole
;
And
when
he
hath
so
done
,
he
must
look
well
that
his
witness
do
not
deceive
him
,
for
if
it
be
not
paid
,
he
giveth
a
great
forfeiture
,
thirty
shillings
and
a
white
Bull.
Chester
.
In
the
time
of
King
John
,
Randle
the
third
sirnamed
Blundevil
Earl
of
Chester
,
having
many
Conflicts
with
the
Welch
was
at
last
distressed
by
them
and
forced
to
retreat
to
the
Castle
of
Rothelent
in
Flint
shire
,
where
they
besieged
him
,
who
presently
sent
to
his
Constable
of
Chester
,
Roger
Lacy
,
sirnamed
Hell
for
his
fiery
spirit
,
that
he
would
come
with
all
speed
and
bring
what
forces
he
could
for
his
relief
.
Roger
having
gathered
a
tumultuous
rout
of
Fidlers
Players
,
Coblers
and
other
debauched
persons
both
men
and
Women
out
of
the
City
of
Chester
(
for
't
was
then
the
Fair
there
)
marched
immediately
with
them
towards
the
besieged
Earl.
The
Welch
,
perceiving
a
great
multitude
coming
,
raised
the
siege
and
fled
.
The
Earl
,
coming
back
with
his
Constable
to
Chester
,
gave
him
power
over
all
the
Fidlers
and
Shoemakers
of
Chester
in
reward
and
memory
of
this
service
.
The
Constable
reteined
to
himself
and
his
heirs
the
authority
and
donation
of
the
Shoemakers
,
but
John
his
Son
conferred
the
Authority
over
the
Lechers
and
Whores
on
his
Steward
,
which
then
was
Dutton
of
Dutton
,
by
this
his
deed
.
Sciant
praesentes
&
futuri
,
quod
ego
Johannes
Constabularius
Cestriae
,
dedi
&
concessi
&
hac
praesenti
Carta
confirmavi
Hugoni
de
Dutton
&
haeredibus
suis
Magistratum
omnium
Leccatorum
&
Meretricum
totius
Cestershiriae
,
sicut
liberius
illum
magistratum
teneo
de
Comite
.
Salvo
jure
meo
mihi
&
heredibus
meis
.
Hiis
testibus
—
Though
this
original
Grant
makes
no
mention
of
giving
Rule
over
Fidlers
and
Minstrels
,
yet
ancient
Custom
has
now
reduced
it
onely
to
the
Minstrelsey
;
for
probably
the
Rout
which
the
Constable
brought
to
the
Rescue
of
the
Earl
,
were
debauched
persons
drinking
with
their
Sweethearts
in
the
Fair
,
the
Fidlers
that
attended
them
and
such
loose
persons
as
he
could
get
.
Anno
14
-
Hen
7.
a
Quo
Waranto
was
brought
against
Laurence
Dutton
of
Dutton
Esquire
,
to
shew
why
he
claimed
all
the
Minstrels
of
Cheshire
and
the
City
of
Chester
,
to
appear
before
him
at
Chester
yearly
on
the
Feast
of
Saint
John
Baptist
,
and
to
give
him
at
the
said
Feast
quatuor
Lagenas
Vini
&
unam
Lanceam
.
i.
Four
Flagons
of
wine
and
a
Lance
,
and
also
every
Minstrel
then
to
pay
him
four
pence
halfpeny
,
and
why
he
claimed
from
every
Whore
in
Chesshire
and
the
City
of
Chester
(
Officium
suum
exercente
)
four
pence
yearly
at
the
said
feast
,
&c.
Whereunto
he
pleaded
prescription
.
The
heirs
of
this
Hugh
de
Dutton
enjoy
the
same
power
and
Authority
over
the
Minstrelsy
of
Cheshire
even
to
this
day
,
and
keep
a
Court
every
year
upon
the
Feast
of
Saint
John
Baptist
at
Chester
,
being
the
Fair
day
,
where
all
the
Minstrels
of
the
County
and
City
do
attend
and
play
before
the
Lord
of
Dutton
upon
their
several
Instruments
:
He
or
his
Deputy
then
riding
through
the
City
,
thus
attended
to
the
Church
of
St.
John
,
many
Gentlemen
of
the
County
accompanying
him
,
and
one
walking
before
him
in
a
Surcoat
of
his
Arms
,
depicted
upon
Taffata
;
And
after
Divine
Service
ended
holds
his
Court
in
the
City
,
where
he
or
his
Steward
renews
the
old
Licences
granted
to
the
Minstrels
,
and
gives
such
new
ones
as
he
thinks
fit
,
under
the
Hand
and
Seal
of
himself
or
his
Steward
,
none
presuming
to
exercise
that
faculty
there
without
it
.
But
now
this
Dominion
or
priviledge
is
by
a
Daughter
and
heir
of
Thomas
Dutton
devolved
to
the
Lord
Gerard
of
Gerards
Bromley
in
Staffordshhire
.
And
whereas
by
the
Statute
of
39
Eliz
▪
Fidlers
are
declared
to
be
Rogues
,
yet
by
a
special
Proviso
therein
those
in
Chesshire
,
Licenced
by
Dutton
of
Dutton
,
are
exempted
from
that
infamous
Title
,
in
respect
of
this
his
ancient
Custome
and
priviledge
.
Esseburn
.
Juratores
dicunt
quod
in
principio
quando
Mineratores
veniunt
in
Campum
Mineria
quaerentes
inventa
minera
▪
venient
ad
Ballivum
qui
dicitur
Berghmanster
,
&
petent
ab
eo
duas
Metas
,
si
sit
in
novo
Campo
,
&
habebunt
unam
,
scil
.
pro
inventione
,
&
aliam
de
jure
Mineratorum
,
&
unaquaeque
meta
continet
quatuor
Perticatas
,
&
ad
foveam
suam
septem
pedes
,
&
unaquaeque
Perticata
erit
de
24
pedibus
,
&c.
dicunt
etiam
quod
Placita
del
Bergmote
debent
teneri
de
tribus
septimanis
in
tres
septimanas
super
minerias
in
Pecco
,
&c.
Berk-holt
.
Homines
de
Berkholt
in
Com.
Suffolk
dicunt
quod
tempore
Regis
Henrici
,
Avi
Domini
Regis
nunc
solebant
habere
talem
Consuetudinem
;
Quod
quando
maritare
volebant
filias
suas
,
solebant
dare
(
Domino
)
pro
filiabus
suis
maritandis
duas
Oras
,
quae
valent
xxxij
.
Denarios
.
Warham
.
By
the
Custom
of
Warham
in
the
County
of
Dorset
,
both
Males
and
Females
have
a
right
equally
in
the
partition
of
Lands
and
Tenements
;
Tenementa
in
Warham
sunt
partibilia
inter
Masculos
&
Faeminas
,
says
the
Record
.
And
is
so
unusuall
a
Custom
,
that
perhaps
it
may
be
hard
to
find
the
like
elsewhere
in
England
.
Honington
.
The
Tenants
of
the
Mannor
of
Honington
in
the
County
of
Warwic
were
by
antient
Custom
to
perform
several
services
to
the
Lord
every
other
day
from
Midsummer
to
Michaelmas
.
To
pay
six
shillings
,
and
eight
pence
yearly
for
maintenance
of
the
Lords
Corn-Cart
,
and
none
of
them
to
sell
his
Horse-Colt
without
licence
from
the
Lord.
Hampton
.
Tenentes
de
Hampton
,
episcopi
in
Com.
Hereford
debent
quaerere
annuatim
sex
Summas
virgarum
apud
Boscum
de
Haya
juxta
Hereford
,
&
apportare
ad
Hereford
ad
*
Cletas
Nundinarum
faciendas
,
quando
fuerint
requisiti
,
&
pro
qualibet
summa
dictarum
virgarum
allocabitur
eis
obolum
de
Nundinis
.
Sufflete
.
Duae
mulieres
in
villam
de
Sufflete
in
Comitatu
quae
furatae
fuerunt
multos
pannos
in
villa
de
Croindone
,
&
secuti
sunt
eas
homines
ejusdem
Villae
de
Croindone
,
quorum
pannos
furtive
asportaverunt
usque
in
villam
de
Sufflete
,
&
ibi
captae
fuerunt
&
incarceratae
,
&
habuerunt
judicium
suum
in
Curia
de
Sufflete
,
ad
portandum
*
calidum
ferrum
,
quarum
una
fuit
valua
&
altera
Damnata
,
unde
submersa
fuit
in
Bikepole
(
i.
in
Stagno
quod
vocatur
Bike
.
)
Et
hoc
totum
contigit
tempore
Gilberti
Domini
Episcopi
Roffensis
,
&
in
quolibet
Judicio
fuerunt
Coronarii
Domini
Regis
.
Et
Paulus
de
Stanes
fuit
tunc
*
Cacherellus
de
Hundredo
de
Acstan
.
Et
per
illud
tempus
Robertus
de
Hecham
Monachus
fuit
Custos
Manerii
de
Sufflete
,
&
ad
mulieres
judicandas
fuit
Dominus
Henricus
de
Cobham
&
alii
plures
discreti
homines
de
Patria
.
Clun
.
It
is
the
Custom
of
some
Mannors
within
the
Honour
of
Clun
in
Com.
Salop
,
that
at
the
entrance
of
every
new
Lord
of
that
Honour
,
the
Tenants
shall
pay
him
a
certain
sum
of
Money
called
Mise-Money
▪
In
consideration
whereof
they
claim
to
be
acquit
of
all
Fines
and
amerciaments
,
which
are
Recorded
at
that
time
in
the
Court
Rolls
and
not
levyed
,
which
they
call
White
Books
.
Dunmow
.
The
Custome
of
the
Priory
of
Dunmow
in
the
County
of
Essex
was
such
,
That
if
any
person
from
any
part
of
England
came
thither
,
and
humbly
kneeled
on
two
stones
at
the
Church-door
(
which
are
yet
to
be
seen
)
and
solemnly
took
the
ensuing
Oath
before
the
Prior
and
Convent
,
he
might
demand
of
them
a
Gamon
or
Flitch
of
Bacon
,
You
shall
swear
by
the
Custom
of
our
Confession
,
That
you
never
made
any
Nuptial
transgression
,
Since
you
were
married
to
your
wife
,
By
household
brawles
,
or
contentious
strife
;
Or
otherwise
in
bed
or
at
board
Offended
each
other
in
deed
or
in
word
,
Or
since
the
Parish
Clerk
said
Amen
Wished
your selves
unmarried
agen
;
Or
in
a
twelve
moneth
and
a
day
Repented
not
in
thought
any
way
;
But
continued
true
and
in
desire
,
As
when
you
joyned
hands
in
holy
Quire.
If
to
these
conditions
,
without
all
fear
,
Of
your
own
accord
you
will
freely
swear
,
A
Gamon
of
Bacon
you
shall
receive
,
And
bear
it
hence
with
love
and
good
leave
;
For
this
is
our
custom
at
Dunmow
well
known
,
Though
the
sport
be
ours
,
the
Bacon's
your
own
.
It
appeareth
in
an
old
Register
of
this
Priory
,
That
Richard
Wright
of
Badesnorth
in
Norfolk
,
in
the
23
of
Henry
the
sixth
,
when
John
Canon
was
Prior
,
that
Steven
Samuel
of
Little
Easton
in
Essex
7º
Edward
4.
when
Roger
Rulcot
was
Prior
▪
And
that
Thomas
Lee
of
Coxal
in
Essex
2
Hen.
8.
when
John
Taylor
was
Prior
,
demanded
their
Bacon
,
upon
the
terms
abovesaid
,
and
received
it
accordingly
.
Priory
of
Rochester
.
Memorandum
quod
primo
die
adventus
Domini
Regis
ad
Roffensem
debent
Spigurnelli
habere
quatuor
panes
de
pane
Armigerorum
,
&
quatuor
pane
de
panes
Garcionum
.
Item
debent
habere
quatuor
Galones
Cervisiae
Conventualis
,
&
quatuor
Galones
Cervisiae
communis
.
Item
de
Coquina
quatuor
fercula
,
quibus
Conventus
servitur
,
&
quatuor
fercula
de
communi
,
scil
.
24
haleces
&
24
ova
.
Item
ad
*
Praebendam
septem
parvos
Bussellos
.
Item
debent
habere
octo
obolos
ad
emendum
faenum
;
Et
hoc
provisum
&
Statutum
est
per
Dominum
Regem
Henricum
filium
Regis
Johannis
&
per
Hubertum
de
Burgo
&
G.
de
Craucumbe
.
Pro
ista
autem
provisione
&
concessione
,
debet
Prior
&
Conventus
Roffensis
,
ubicunque
Dominus
Rex
fuerit
,
quieti
esse
procera
ad
sigillum
.
Item
si
Dominus
Rex
fecerit
moram
in
Roffense
per
duos
dies
vel
amplius
non
habebunt
Spigurnelli
de
praedictis
,
sed
si
exierit
&
redierit
,
habebunt
sicut
in
primo
adventu
,
ut
praedictum
est
.
Battle-Abby
.
Tenentes
debent
falcare
,
spergere
,
vertere
,
cumulare
,
cariare
in
Manerium
Domini
,
&
ad
Tassum
furcare
unam
acram
prati
de
prato
Domini
.
Et
invenient
etiam
per
totam
Autumpnum
unum
hominem
ad
tassandum
blada
Domini
in
dicto
Manerio
,
Dum
blada
Domini
ibidem
tassanda
fuerint
.
Bishops-Castle
.
Omnes
Burgenses
de
Bishops-Castle
in
Com.
Salop.
debent
invenire
unum
hominem
ter
per
annum
ad
*
stabliamentum
pro
venatione
capienda
,
quando
Episcopus
voluerit
.
Vrchenfeild
.
Cum
Exercitus
Regis
in
hostem
pergat
,
homines
de
Vrchenfeild
in
Com.
Hereford
,
per
Consuetudinem
faciunt
Avantward
,
&
in
reversione
le
Rerewarde
.
Jurati
Hundredorum
de
Irchenfeild
,
Webtre
,
&
Greytre
dicunt
,
quod
Botholin
,
qui
tenuit
villam
de
Comboglin
,
solebat
facere
sectam
ad
Hundredum
praedictum
,
&
esse
unus
Domesman
de
eodem
Hundredo
.
Hereford-City
.
Quando
Rex
venatu
instabat
,
de
unaqnaque
Domo
per
Consuetudinem
ibat
unus
homo
ad
stabilitionem
in
sylva
;
alii
homines
non
habentes
integras
Masuras
inveniebunt
Inewardos
ad
Aulam
,
quando
Rex
erat
in
Civitate
,
Burgensis
cum
Caballo
serviens
,
cum
moriebatur
,
habebat
Rex
equum
&
arma
ejus
;
de
eo
qui
equum
non
habebat
,
si
moreretur
,
habebat
Rex
aut
de
cem
solidos
autterram
suam
cum
domibus
.
Si
qui
mortepraeventus
nondevisisset
quae
sua
erant
,
Rex
ha
bebit
omnem
ejus
Pecuniam
.
&c.
Chakendon
.
Omnes
Servi
de
Chakendon
in
Com.
Oxon.
pro
servitio
Falcationis
,
habebunt
de
Domino
,
unum
Arietem
,
precii
octo
Denariorum
,
ad
minus
,
&
quilibet
Falcans
habebit
unum
panem
precii
oboli
.
Et
hi
conjunctim
habebunt
unam
Carectatam
bosci
&
unum
Caseum
precii
quatuor
Denariorum
,
&
unum
batinum
sab
.
Et
quaelibet
Virgata
terrae
habebit
sex
Toddas
herbae
,
&
dimidia
Virgata
terrae
tres
Toddas
.
Tutbury
.
Henricus
sextus
dei
gratia
Rex
Angliae
&
Franciae
&
Dominus
Hiberniae
,
omnibus
ad
quos
praesentes
Literae
pervenerint
salutem
.
Inspeximus
Literas
patentes
Johannis
nuper
Regis
Castellae
&
Legionis
ducis
Lancastriae
proavi
nostri
factas
in
haec
verba
,
—
Johan
par
le
grace
de
dieu
Roy
de
Castille
&
de
Leon
Duke
de
Lancastre
a
touts
ceux
qui
cestes
nos
Letres
verront
ou
orront
saluz
.
Saches
nous
avoir
ordenoz
constitut
&
assignez
nostre
bien
ame
—
le
Roy
des
Ministraulx
deins
nostre
Honor
de
Tuttebury
quore
est
,
ou
qui
pur
le
temps
serra
,
pur
prendre
&
arrester
touts
les
Ministralx
deins
mesme
nostre
Honeur
&
Franchise
,
quenx
refusont
de
faire
lour
services
&
ministralcie
as
eux
appurtenants
a
faire
de
ancient
temps
a
Tuttebury
suisdit
annualment
les
jours
del
Assumption
de
nostre
dame
.
Donants
&
grantants
au
dit
Roy
de
Ministralx
pur
le
temps
esteant
plien
poyer
&
mandement
de
les
faire
resonablement
justifier
&
constrener
de
faire
lour
services
&
Ministralcies
en
manere
come
appeint
,
&
come
illonques
ad
este
use
&
de
ancient
temps
accustome
.
Et
en
festimoignianco
de
quel
chose
nous
avous
fait
faire
cestes
noz
Letres
patents
,
don
souz
nostre
privie
Seale
a
nostre
Chastel
de
Tuttebury
le
xxij
.
jour
de
August
le
an
de
regne
nostre
tres
dulce
le
Roy
Richard
,
quart
.
Nos
autem
Literas
praedictas
ad
requisitionem
dilecti
nobis
in
Christo
Thomae
Gedney
,
Prioris
de
Tuttebury
duximus
exemplificandas
per
presentes
.
In
cujus
rei
testimonium
has
Literas
nostras
fieri
fecimus
patentes
.
Datum
sub
sigillo
nostri
ducatus
Lancastr
.
apud
Palatium
nostrum
de
Westm
.
22
die
Febr.
Anno
regni
nostri
vicesimo
primo
.
*
Item
est
ibidem
quaedam
consuetudo
quod
Histriones
venientes
ad
Matutinas
in
festo
Assumptionis
beatae
Mariae
habebunt
unam
taurum
de
Priore
de
Tuttebury
si
ipsum
capere
possunt
citra
aquam
Dove
propinquiorem
Tuttebury
,
vel
Prior
dabit
eis
xl
d.
pro
qua
quidem
Consuetudine
dabuntur
domino
ad
dictum
Festum
annuatim
xx
d.
Out
of
the
Coucher-Booke
of
the
Honour
of
Tutburye
,
Cap.
de
Libertatibus
.
The
Prior
of
Tutburye
shall
have
yerely
,
one
oure
Ladye
dey
the
Assumption
,
a
Bukke
delivered
him
of
seyssone
by
the
WoodMaster
and
Kepers
of
Nedewoode
:
and
the
Woodmaster
and
Kepers
of
Needwoode
:
shale
every
yere
mete
at
a
Lodgge
in
Nedewoode
called
Birkeley
Lodgge
by
one
of
the
Cloke
att
afternone
one
Seynt
Laurence
dey
;
at
which
dey
and
place
a
Woodmoote
shal
be
kept
,
and
every
Keper
makinge
deffalte
shall
loose
xij
d.
to
the
Kynge
and
there
the
Woodmaster
and
Kepers
shall
chose
2
of
the
Kepers
yerely
as
itt
cometh
to
there
turne
to
be
Stewards
for
to
prepare
the
dyner
at
Tutburye
Castell
one
oure
Ladye
dey
the
Assumption
for
the
Woodmaster
&
Kepers
and
Officers
within
the
Chase
,
and
there
they
shall
appoint
in
lykewyse
where
the
Bukke
shall
be
kylled
for
the
Prior
ageynst
the
saide
Ladye
dey
;
and
also
where
the
Bukke
shall
be
kylde
for
the
Kepers
dyner
ageynst
the
same
dey
;
and
on
the
said
feaste
of
Assumption
the
Woodmaster
or
his
Lyvetenant
and
the
Kepers
and
their
Deputies
shall
be
at
Tutburye
and
every
man
one
Horsebake
and
soo
ryde
in
order
two
and
two
together
from
the
yate
called
the
Lydeat
goinge
into
the
commen
felde
unto
the
highe
Crosse
in
the
Towne
;
and
the
Keper
in
whose
office
the
Seynt
Marye
Bukke
was
kylled
shall
beire
the
Bukks
heede
garnished
aboute
with
a
rye
of
pease
;
&
the
Bukks
heede
must
be
*
cabaged
with
the
hole
face
and
yeers
beinge
one
the
Sengill
of
the
Bukke
with
two
peces
of
fatte
one
either
side
of
the
Sengill
must
be
fastened
uppon
the
brooankelers
of
the
same
heed
,
and
every
keper
must
have
a
grene
boghe
in
his
hand
:
and
every
keper
that
is
absent
that
dey
beinge
noder
sikke
nor
in
the
Kings
service
shall
lose
xij
d.
and
soo
the
kepers
shall
ridde
two
and
two
together
tyll
they
come
to
the
said
Crosse
in
the
Towne
;
and
all
the
Minstrells
shall
goe
afore
them
one
foote
two
and
two
together
;
and
the
Woodmaster
or
in
his
absence
his
Lyvetenant
shall
ride
hindermast
after
all
the
kepers
;
and
at
the
said
Crosse
in
the
Towne
the
formast
keper
shall
blow
a
Seeke
,
and
all
the
other
kepers
shall
answer
him
in
blowinge
the
same
,
and
when
they
come
to
the
cornell
ageynst
the
Yue
hall
the
formast
keper
shall
blowe
a
Recheate
and
all
the
other
kepers
shall
answere
hyme
in
blowinge
of
the
same
;
and
so
they
shall
ride
still
tyll
they
come
into
the
Churchyorde
and
then
light
and
goo
into
the
Churche
in
lyke
arrey
,
and
all
the
Minstrells
shall
pley
one
their
Instruments
duringe
the
offeringe
tyme
,
and
the
woodmaster
or
in
his
absence
his
Livetenant
shall
offer
up
the
Bukks
head
mayd
in
silver
,
and
every
keper
shall
offer
a
peny
,
and
as
soone
as
the
Bukks
head
is
offered
uppe
all
the
kepers
shall
blowe
a
Morte
three
tymes
:
and
then
all
the
kepers
goo
into
a
Chappell
and
shall
there
have
one
of
the
Monks
redye
to
sey
them
Masse
:
and
when
Masse
is
done
:
all
the
kepers
goo
in
lyke
arreye
uppe
to
the
Castell
to
dynner
:
and
when
dynner
is
done
the
Stewards
goo
to
the
Prior
of
Tutburye
,
and
he
shall
give
them
yerely
xxx
s.
towards
the
charges
of
ther
dynner
:
and
if
the
dynner
come
to
more
the
kepers
shall
beire
it
amongst
them
:
and
one
the
morrow
after
the
Assumption
there
is
a
Court
kept
of
the
Minstrells
,
at
which
Court
the
Woodmaster
or
his
Lyvetenant
shall
be
:
and
shall
oversee
that
every
Minstrell
dwellinge
within
the
Honor
and
makinge
defaute
shall
be
amercyed
;
whiche
amercement
the
Kynge
of
the
Minstrels
shall
have
;
and
after
the
Courte
done
the
Pryor
shall
deliver
the
Minstrells
a
Bull
or
xviij
s.
of
money
:
and
shall
turne
hyme
loose
amongs
them
,
and
if
he
escape
from
them
over
Dove
river
the
Bull
is
the
Priours
owne
ageyne
:
and
if
the
Minstrells
can
take
the
Bull
ore
he
gett
over
Dove
then
the
Bull
is
their
owne
.
The
Modern
Vsage
.
Upon
the
morrow
after
the
Assumption
of
the
blessed
Virgin
,
being
the
26th
.
of
August
,
all
the
Musicians
within
the
Honour
are
to
repair
to
the
Bailiffs
House
in
Tutbury
,
where
the
Steward
of
the
Court
(
who
is
usually
a
noble
man
)
and
rhe
Woodmaster
or
his
Lieutenant
are
to
meet
them
,
from
whence
they
goe
to
the
Church
in
this
order
,
I
two
wind
Musicians
as
Trumpets
or
long
Pipes
,
then
four
string
Musicians
,
two
and
two
,
all
playing
:
then
the
Steward
of
the
Court
or
his
deputy
and
the
Bailiff
of
the
Mannor
,
deputed
by
the
Earl
of
Devon
.
the
King
of
Musick
going
between
them
:
After
whom
the
four
Stewards
of
Musick
,
each
with
a
white
Wand
in
his
hand
,
and
the
rest
of
the
company
follow
in
order
.
At
the
Church
the
Vicar
of
Tutbury
for
the
time
being
reads
the
service
of
the
day
,
for
which
every
Musician
pays
him
a
peny
;
Then
all
goe
from
the
Church
to
the
Castle
in
manner
as
before
,
Where
the
Steward
takes
his
place
upon
the
Bench
in
Court
,
assisted
with
the
Bailiff
and
Woodmaster
,
the
King
of
Musick
sitting
between
them
,
to
see
that
every
minstrel
within
the
Honor
,
being
call'd
and
making
default
,
be
presented
and
amerced
by
the
Jury
,
which
Amercements
are
collected
by
the
Stewards
of
Musick
,
who
accompt
the
one
Moity
to
his
Majesties
Auditor
,
the
other
they
retein
themselves
for
their
pains
in
collecting
them
.
When
the
King
,
Steward
and
the
rest
are
so
fate
,
the
Steward
commands
an
Oyez
to
be
made
three
times
by
one
of
the
Musicians
,
as
Crier
of
the
Court
,
that
all
Minstrels
within
the
Honor
,
residing
in
the
Counties
of
Stafford
,
Derby
,
Nottingham
Leicester
or
Warwick
,
do
appear
to
do
their
suit
and
service
,
on
such
pain
and
peril
as
the
Court
shall
inflict
for
their
default
,
Essoynes
nevertheless
are
allowed
,
in
excuse
of
defaulters
,
upon
good
reason
shewed
.
After
which
all
the
said
Minstrels
are
called
by
a
Sute-roll
,
as
Suitors
are
in
a
Court
Leet
,
And
then
two
Juries
are
empanelled
of
the
chief
Minstrells
,
by
the
Stewards
of
Musick
,
each
Jury
consisting
of
12
,
which
are
returned
into
the
Court
,
where
the
Steward
swears
them
;
The
form
of
their
oath
is
the
same
which
is
given
in
a
Court-Leet
,
only
in
a
Leet
the
Jury
swear
to
keep
the
Kings
Counsel
,
their
fellows
and
their
own
,
in
this
to
keep
the
King
of
Musicks
Counsel
,
their
fellows
and
their
own
.
The
better
to
inform
the
Jurors
of
their
duty
the
Steward
gives
them
a
charge
,
in
commendation
of
the
antient
Science
of
Musick
,
shewing
what
admirable
effects
it
has
produced
,
what
Kings
and
Noble
persons
have
been
Professors
of
it
,
what
manner
of
persons
the
Professors
ought
to
be
,
and
to
admonish
them
to
choose
skilful
and
good
men
to
be
Officers
for
the
year
ensuing
.
The
Officers
chosen
by
the
Jurjes
are
one
King
and
three
Stewards
of
Musick
,
the
fourth
is
chosen
by
the
Steward
of
the
Court
,
the
King
is
chosen
one
year
out
of
the
Minstrells
of
Stafford
shire
,
and
the
next
year
out
of
those
of
Derby
shire
.
The
Steward
of
the
Court
issues
out
Warrants
to
the
Stewards
of
Musick
in
their
several
districts
,
by
virtue
whereof
they
are
to
distrain
and
levy
in
any
City
,
Town
Corporate
or
other
place
within
the
Honor
,
all
such
fines
and
Amerciaments
as
are
imposed
by
the
Juries
on
any
Minstrel
for
offences
committed
against
the
dignity
and
honor
of
the
profession
;
The
one
Moity
of
which
Fines
the
Stewards
account
for
at
the
next
Audit
,
the
other
they
retain
themselves
.
As
soon
as
the
Charge
is
given
an
Oyez
is
made
,
with
a
Proclamation
,
that
if
any
person
can
inform
the
Court
of
any
offence
committed
by
any
Minstrel
within
the
said
Honor
,
since
the
last
Court
,
which
is
against
the
honor
of
his
profession
,
let
them
come
forth
and
they
shall
be
heard
.
Then
the
Juries
withdraw
to
consider
of
the
points
of
the
Charge
,
and
the
old
Stewards
of
Musick
bring
into
the
Court
a
Treat
of
Wine
,
Ale
and
Cakes
,
and
at
the
same
time
some
Minstrels
are
appointed
to
entertain
the
Company
in
Court
with
some
merry
Airs
.
After
which
the
Juries
present
one
to
be
King
for
the
year
ensuing
,
who
takes
his
oath
to
keep
up
all
the
dignities
of
that
Noble
Science
&c.
Then
the
old
King
ariseth
from
his
place
,
resigning
it
and
his
white
Wand
to
the
new
King
,
to
whom
he
also
drinks
a
glass
of
wine
&
bids
him
joy
of
his
honour
;
And
the
old
Stewards
do
the
like
to
the
new
,
which
done
the
Court
adjourns
to
a
certain
hour
after
noon
,
and
all
return
back
in
the
same
order
they
came
to
the
Castle
,
to
a
place
where
the
old
King
,
at
his
own
cost
,
prepares
a
dinner
for
the
new
King
,
Steward
of
the
Court
,
Bailiff
,
Stewards
of
musick
and
the
Jurymen
.
After
dinner
all
the
Minstrels
repair
to
the
Priory
Gate
in
Tutbury
;
without
any
manner
of
weapons
,
attending
the
turning
out
of
the
Bull
,
which
the
Bailiff
of
the
Mannor
is
obliged
to
provide
,
and
is
there
to
have
the
tips
of
his
horns
sawed
off
,
his
ears
and
tail
cut
off
,
his
body
smeared
all
over
with
Soap
,
and
his
nose
blown
full
of
beaten
Pepper
.
Then
the
Steward
causes
Proclamation
to
be
made
,
That
all
manner
of
persons
,
except
Minstrels
,
shall
give
way
to
the
Bull
,
and
not
come
within
forty
foot
of
him
at
their
own
peril
,
nor
hinder
the
Minstrels
in
their
pursuit
of
him
.
After
which
proclamation
the
Priors
Bailiff
turns
out
the
Bull
among
the
Minstrels
,
and
if
any
of
them
can
cut
off
a
piece
of
his
Skin
before
he
runs
into
Derby
shire
,
then
he
is
the
King
of
Musicks
Bull
:
But
if
the
Bull
get
into
Derby
shire
sound
and
uncut
,
he
is
the
Lord
Priors
again
.
If
the
Bull
be
taken
and
a
piece
of
him
cut
off
,
then
he
is
brought
to
the
Bailiffs
house
and
there
collered
and
roped
,
and
so
brought
to
the
bullring
in
the
highstreet
in
Tutbury
,
and
there
baited
with
Dogs
,
the
first
course
in
honour
of
the
King
of
Musick
,
tha
second
in
honour
of
the
Prior
,
the
third
for
the
Town
,
and
if
more
,
for
divertisement
of
the
spectators
;
and
after
he
is
baited
,
the
King
may
dispose
of
him
as
he
pleases
.
This
usage
is
of
late
perverted
,
the
young
men
of
Stafford
and
Derby
shires
contend
with
cudgels
about
a
yard
long
,
the
one
party
to
drive
the
Bull
into
Derby
shire
,
the
other
to
keep
him
in
Stafford
shire
,
in
which
contest
many
heads
are
often
broken
.
[
The
King
of
Musick
and
the
Bailiff
have
also
of
late
compounded
,
the
Bailiff
giving
the
King
five
Nobles
in
lieu
of
his
right
to
the
Bull
,
and
then
sends
him
to
the
Earl
of
Devons
Mannor
of
Hardwick
to
be
fed
and
given
to
the
Poor
at
Christmas
.
]
FINIS
.
Index
Nominum
.
A.
AChard
or
Agard
Page
.
25
Aguyllon
1.
59
Aldithely
or
Audley
10
Astley
11
Aspervil
41
Aungerin
43
Albemarle
44
Arblaster
44
Avering
50
Allebyr
56
Archer
57
Aguillum
59
Attefeild
63
Avilers
68.77
Argentyne
78
Arundell
82
Arley
86
Aylemer
123
Arundel
.
Comes
61.127
Alesbury
28
Aldeham
135
Allington
78
B.
BErkley
,
Baro
132
Bellovent
125
Beauchamp
23
Balliol
14
24
Boscher
2
Boteraux
3
Burg
,
Comes
Kantiae
12.
69
Barons
of
Cheshire
23
Baskervile
24
Barun
30
Busche
32
Le
Bay
39
Boyvyle
43
De
la
Barre
43
Bromhall
44
Bigod
50
Bek
62
Broke
64
Bygod
,
Comes
Nors
.
69
Bardolf
77
Baldwyn
79
Brustuyl
85
Brunnesley
88
Burton
94
Bourchier
104
Bawd
105
Belvoir
121
Bettoyne
,
Mayor
of
London
121
Brus
146
Bernham
7
Braos
134
Blundevil
,
Comes
Cestriae
156
Botiler
135
C.
CAntuar
.
Archiep.
121
Cantulupe
57
Carevile
86
Chaworth
14
▪
38.84
Criol
9
Corbet
136
Curtese
28
Courtenay
34
Coudrey
40
Carnifex
49
De
Campis
61
Cauus
66
Colevile
92
Corson
67.70
Chaunceux
71
Chetwode
74
Chamfleur
76
Colewyke
94.131
Chester
Earls
and
Barons
23.109
Clifton
140
Catesby
156
Coggeshale
49
Cobham
126
Cardevile
85
D.
DArell
41
Dudley
36
D'aubeney
58
D'enguine
71
Dutton
157
Dymoc
4
Delahay
8
De
Dyleu
125
E.
EDmundsthorp
85
Enguine
50.60
Eylesford
75
Elyng
87
Espicer
67
Exeter
Episcopus
34
F.
FErrers
Earl
32
De
Ferrers
107
Fremon
16
Furnival
,
Baron
22
Fitz-Daniel
48
De
Fabrica
58
Fletcher
64
Frumbaud
77
Frankelyn
81
Fitz-Walter
112
Fitz-Hugh
42
Fitz-William
28
Fitz-Alan
46.68
Fitz-Warine
132
Fitz-Wydon
108
G.
GErard
158
Gamelbere
4
Gatton
80.82
Glanvile
26.52
Green
10
Gorges
47
De
la
Grave
56
Grant
74
Gresley
15
Grey
109.132.138
Gatelyn
81
Griffin
Rex
80
Grandison
82
Glapton
72
H.
HAstings
2.13.68.110
Hungerford
19
Hardekin
26
Ho
27.49
Hoppeshort
39
Hertrug
40
Hered
42
De
la
Hull
45
Hashwell
52
Hurding
54
Herlham
67
Hevene
69
Hochangre
84
Hopton
102
Harrecourt
130
Ap
Howel
147
Harpour
36
Hore
81
Hesam
58
K.
KIplec
57
Knightley
9●
Kingsham
56
King
70
L.
LAncaster
Comes
167
Leigh
1.163
Lizures
13
Longchamp
13.61
Lovel
14.38
Longford
17
Legere
26
Lydom
33
Lardimer
35
Loveday
42
Leyburn
62
De
la
Lynde
75
Leek
93
St.
Liz
.
16
Lupus
,
Hugh
Comes
108.109
M.
MAuley
22
Montacute
12
Musard
14
Moigne
,
i.
Monk
26
Malore
48
Mareshal
46.53
Molesey
57
Le
Moyne
56.85
Monemue
59
Meose
66
Maunsel
71
Mauduit
74
Molyns
77
Malmains
86
Mariscus
,
Marsh
87
Mandevyle
106
Menill
121
Mowbray
121
Metham
38
Mautravers
133
N.
NIgel
,
Neal
41.109
Nettle
,
Abbas
64
Northwood
110
O.
De
OKes
8
Oxencroft
81
Oxford
,
Earl
23.53
P.
PArker
50
Pichford
16
Plompton
18.94
De
la
Pole
,
Marq.
20
Pycot
27.51
Plesset
29.65
Pater-noster
39.51
S.
Philibert
40
Peverell
45
Pogeys
46
Pygot
58
Perkam
61
Peytevin
76
Pychard
78
De
la
Puille
79
Papilon
82.83
Peperkin
103
Pynelesdon
7
Q.
QUincy
,
Comes
126
R.
ROches
136
Rastal
88
Rede
19
Rochesly
35
Russel
41.47
Raghton
42
Reynes
52
Rooper
87
Rus
,
Rous
93
S.
STafford
,
Baro
25
Segrave
11
Sloley
11
Stanford
15.72
Stanley
20
Somersham
37
Stopham
45
Spelman
7.18
Sauvage
56
Saunford
60
Sarcere
10
Singleton
63
De
Scaccatio
72
De
la
Sale
73
De
Sancto
Claro
76
Synagor
84
Sturmy
88
Somervyle
95
Sciredun
111
Somery
126
Sutton
130
Skerington
72
Spileman
54
T.
TAteshall
37
Trumpeton
53
Trevelle
54
Treveily
55
Thadeham
82
Therell
83
Talbot
,
Comes
Salopiae
94
Testard
8
V.
Valence
38
Umfranvil
15
Underwood
20
Valoignes
29
Le
Unz
84
Venables
151
Vernon
23
W.
WIlloughby
3.133
Winchard
16
Wrenoc
17
Warren
,
Comes
9.19
Le
Wyle
37
Windesor
47
De
Wena
55
Waleton
63.126
Warwici
Comes
&
Comitissa
60.73
Wade
73.86
Wintreshull
85.
Ib.
Wan
〈…〉
ede
87
Wokynden
106
Wellesburn
110
Woodhouse
122
Wake
38
Wright
87.163
Warbleton
126
Z.
ZOuch
12
Index
Locorum
.
A.
ADdington
1
Alcester
3
Astley
11
Asheley
13.68
Aston-Cantlou
2
Alesbury
28.41
Alredale
43
Aury
&
Hole
43
Abbesord
72
Aston-Bernard
77
Acton
109
Aplederham
123
Atherton
61.63
Aslaby
108
B.
BAynards-Castle
112
Baynton
22
Bericote
2
Burg
in
Com.
Salop
145
Burg
on
the
Sands
13
Bywell
14
Brokenerst
18.54
Brayles
20
Burford
154
Bishops
Castle
33.165
Bridgnorth
19
Bruham
37
Benham
38.152
Bockhampton
39
Burstal
41
Barr
43
Bakton
44
Brodeham
45
Bryneston
30
Bryanstan
45
Bradepole
47
Beckingtre
hundred
50
Bures
50
Boyton
52
Bilsington
7.61.62
Bradeley
64
Bramlegh
66
Boghton
74
Brom
77
Boseham
83
Bentley
85
Bulewel
88
Brunnesley
88
Borebach
88
Bondby
135
Bucton
94
Bridshall
102
Bure-Ferrers
107
Brodgate
Park
126
Bosbury
155
Berkholt
159
Banningham
70
Blachington
83
Brimsfeild
132
Biscopetreu
80
Battle-Abby
164
C.
CAlistoke
133
Castle-Cary
14
Cuckeney
4
Cotes
11
Coningston
16
Chesterton
36
Creswell
40
Cumberton
42
Clun
162
Coperland
61
Chetington
136
Carlton
in
Com.
Not.
3
Carleton
Com.
Norf.
67
Cumbes
79
Chenes
82
Chinting
83
Casham
86
Colewyke
131
Cotinton
87
Chichester
92
Conelesfeld
90
Cuckwold
92
Cholmer
103
Coringham
105
Clymeslond
107
Chester
108.156
Cheddish
74
Coleshill
153
Chakendon
166
D.
DRaklaw
15
Droscumb
44
Degemue
54
Dylew
125
Drycot
101
Dengy
hundred
103
Durham
145
Dutton
157
Dunmow
162
E.
EAstbrig
12
Egmundun
10
East-gareston
14.38
Eastham
26
Exmore
29
Esseby
33
East-Haured
39
East-Smithfeild
66
East-Wordham
84
Elyng
87
Elston
87
Eggefeild
93
Ewe
in
Normandy
104
Enborne
144
Ensham
155
East-Rudham
151
Esseburn
159
Eresby
138
Eton
133
Enfeild
65
F.
FAlsted
26.52
Fernham
22
Fingrey
23
Fulmer
41
Frollebury
85
Ford-Hundred
86
Fiskerton
153
Finchinfeild
52
Falsted
52
Fingreth
53
G.
GAteshill
80.82
Greens-Norton
10
Grenocle
110
Gidding-Magna
60
Glocester
33
Gissag
46
Gamelbere
4
Guldeford
8.79
Glapton
72
Grosmunt
Castle
134
H.
HAllingbury
28
Halton
109
Hampton
160
Henley
2
Homingston
10
Hildesley
19
Homet
in
Normandy
19
Hodnet
23
Holcot
30
Hoton
31
Hertrug
40
Hereford
49.166
Ho
49
Hashwel
52
Hornmede
60
Hokenorton
73
Hanlegh
77
Hertlegh
84
Hochangre
84
Husknall-Torcard
93
Hopton
102
Horsepoll
142
Hecham
146
Hartlepool
146
Honington
160
Hill-Morton
11
Heydon
27
Herleham
67
I.
ISle
of
Man
20
Ikinham
65
K.
KIngs-Brome
15
Kilmersdon
149
Kinwaldmersh
47
Kettilberston
20
Kingston-Russel
47
Kingesham
58
Keperland
63
Kinderton
151
Kibworth
36
Kidlington
149
Kidwelly
138
L.
LAncastre
58
Lastres
8
Langwath
17
Lanton
24
Listun
25
Legere
26
London
32.121
Launceston
54
Leningburn
62
Lilleston
65
Lewe
75
Lederede
81
Lindeshul
85
Lindeby
38.93
Lantrissin
147
Loseberg
46
Lodebroke
156
Lidingland
Hundred
24
Lighthorn
60
Lufnam
23
Lincoln
125
M.
MErston-Jabet
11
Marden
or
Mawerdin
16.59
Mauldon
27
Mapleschamp
29
Maperdeshale
31
Morton
32.50
Molesey
57
Middleton
Hundred
62
Mansfeld-Woodhouse
94
Mertok
76
Mayford
79
Midlovent
82
Michleham
121
Mountgomery
150
Milverton
11
Mautravers
133
More
135
N.
NOrthampton
Town
16
County
13
Nedding
20
Newbigging
24
Nettlebed
72
Nether
Overton
73
Narborough
7
Norton
68
Norwich
137
Newport
10
O.
OKeton
48
Ovenhelle
61
Over-Colewic
94
P.
PAdeworth
40
Pole
12
Pightesley
15.71
Plompton
18
Papworth-Anneys
41
Porscaundell
46
Pusey
51
Penkelly
55
Pengevel
55
Peckam
61
Porohester
87
Pynley
8
R.
RAlegh
147
Riddesdale
15
Rodeley
18
Rewenhal
27.49
Raghton
42
Renham
64
Redenhall
67
Rakey
69
Runham
69
Rode
71
Radeclyve
72
Rochford
148
Rudlow
99
Rochester
163
S.
SAling
51
Saundford
45
Scrivelsby
4
Stonely
3
Sculton
10
Setene
,
Seaton
9
▪
35
Staveley
14
Stafford
25
Stow
28
Slapton
34
Sutton
37
Sutton-Colfeild
140
Standebury
37
Swinton
48
Springesend
53
Schipton
56
Stafford-Wapentake
49
Stapleton
56
Stoke
57
Stanford
Regis
58
Singleton
parva
63
Scargerthorp
64
Shelfhanger
68
Stanhow
70
Sibertoft
70
Staunton
73
Stony-Aston
76
Stert
76
Stapeley
84
Schyrefend
85
Shorne
110
Sciredun
111
Siplegh
111
Staplehurst
123
Sutton-Courtenay
130
Shrewsbury
111
Schirefeld
126
South-Malling
150
Stanlake
154
Suffleet
161
Stamford
19
Sea-Ports
62
Sloley
11
Savernake
133
T.
TOnge
12
Tutbury
25.160.167
Tey-Magna
53
Twigworth
56
Teynton
57
Thetercote
74
Turroc
132
Thamewel
74
Tatenhul
101
Tachebroke
110
Tudderley
85
Thurgarton
142
Turvey
37
Thorp
.
87
V.
UPton
in
Com.
Gloc.
56.58
Upton
in
Com.
Northhampton
71
Upminster
50
Urchenfeild
Hundred
165
W.
WAterhall
138
Watton
59
Wilton
13
Whittington
17
Wiltshire
22
Wulfelmelston
23
Wodeham-Mortimer
26
Winfred
29
Wilburgham
magna
42
Windebury
44
Windesor
47
Waleton
63
Woodstoc
74
Winterslew
136
Wrencholm
70
Wedington
11
Wyllington
75
Wingfeild
77
Wrotting
78
Wimble
78
Wolbeding
83
Warneford
.
86
Worksop
94
Whichnor
95
Wallingford
109
Warham
160
Worthingbury
7
Wylewby
131
Whorlton
121
Westcurt
in
villa
de
Bedinton
81
Y.
YOrkshire
35
FINIS
.
ERRATA
.
PAge
18.
l.
6.
r.
faenum
ad
Palefridum
.
p.
20.
l.
9.
r.
King
,
his
heyrs
.
and
l.
15.
the
words
transposed
.
p.
22.
l.
2.
r.
Mauley
.
p.
27.
l.
11.
r.
Eustach
.
p.
28.
l.
18.
r.
juncandam
.
p.
31.
l.
5.
r.
lancea
.
p.
40.
l.
13.
r.
Dominae
.
p.
46
l.
21.
r.
clausturam
.
p.
49.
l.
17.
r.
Sherifs
Bailif
.
p.
51.
l.
ult
.
r.
Greyhounds
.
p
55.
l.
5.
r.
Grisauco
.
P.
70.
l.
13.
r.
per
Ser
-
.
p.
77.
l.
19.
r.
Frumbaud
.
p.
82.
l.
15.
r.
lotrices
.
p.
86.
l.
15.
r.
Exercitu
.
p.
88.
l.
25.
r.
pro
qua
quidem
.
p.
89.
l.
ult
.
r
Maeremio
.
p.
90.
l.
18.
r.
on
this
side
the
Sea.
p.
92.
l.
12
r.
suburbiis
.
and
l.
15.
r.
Regi
.
&
l.
18.
r.
faciendam
.
p.
94.
l.
16.
r.
Burton
.
p.
96.
l.
13.
r.
to
demand
one
.
p.
112.
l.
8.
r.
et
sont
cheif
Banoyers
&
l.
23.
r.
et
ses
,
with
other
faults
in
the
French.
p.
135.
l.
19.
r.
ut
unam
.
and
l.
25.
r.
liberentur
.
p.
41.
l.
10.
r.
de
Domino
.
and
in
Margin
r.
2
others
.
Notes, typically marginal, from the original text
Notes for div A28463-e220
Stat.
12.
Car.
2.
ca.
24.
Notes for div A28463-e650
Pla.
Coronae
.
39.
Hen.
3.
rot
.
29.
Dorso
.
Escaet
14.
Edw.
1.
Num.
1●
.
Mr.
Ashmoles
Narrative
.
In.
post
Mortem
Laur.
Hastings
,
22.
Ed.
3.
i
With
a
Bow
without
a
string
and
one
Basnet
or
Helmet
.
Sir
W.
Dugd.
Antiq.
of
Warwick-Shire
.
Esc
.
24.
Ed.
1.
N.
59.
Bovata
terrae
,
is
as
much
as
one
Ox
can
plow
in
a
year
.
And
Catapulta
,
was
an
ancient
warlike
Engine
to
shoot
Darts
.
Lib.
Sched
.
14.
Hen.
4.
Nott.
fol.
210.
Mich.
rot
.
32.
Ed.
1
▪
i.
With
one
Horse
without
a
Saddle
.
Reg.
dé
Stonely
Monast
.
Mon.
Angl.
2.
Par.
1.
By
Dreinge
is
understood
a
Knight
or
one
that
held
Land
by
Knight-Service
,
before
the
Conquest
,
and
was
not
outed
of
his
Estate
by
William
the
Conquerour
.
*
2.
By
the
service
of
shoing
the
Kings
Palfery
,
or
Saddle
Horse
,
upon
all
four
feet
,
with
the
Kings
Nails
and
Shoing
materials
,
and
if
he
lamed
him
,
to
give
the
King
another
of
four
Matks
price
.
Esc
.
3.
Ed.
3.
N.
108.
Inq.
23.
Edw.
3.
Narrative
by
Elias
Ashmole
Esquire
1661.
Ibid.
In
Sched
.
Liberae
.
5.
Eliz.
This
Wayt-fee
I
suppose
may
be
money
paid
by
the
Tenant
,
in
liew
of
his
waiting
or
attendance
at
the
Castle
.
Pat.
7.
Ed.
●
.
p.
2.
m.
7.
intus
▪
This
Ammobragium
I
conceive
to
be
the
same
,
which
in
Welch
is
called
Amabr
,
or
Amvabyr
.
i.
Pretium
virginitatis
Domino
solvendum
;
according
to
the
Lawes
of
Howel
Dha
.
Rot.
Cur.
10
Ed.
4.
i.
Paying
a
Goose
fit
for
the
Lords
dinner
on
Michaelmas
day
.
Pla.
Coronae
19.
Hen.
3.
Surrey
.
By
Meretrices
was
in
those
times
understood
Laundresses
.
Rot.
Fin.
18.
Ed.
2.
n.
26.
Bar.
of
Engl.
1.
vol.
Domesday
.
Esc
.
34.
Ed.
1.
n.
37.
Kent
.
This
Veltrarius
or
Vantrarius
,
comes
from
the
French
Vaultre
,
a
Mungrel
Hound
,
for
the
Chase
of
the
wild
Boar.
Carta
11.
Hen.
3.
p.
1.
m.
5.
Fines
18.
Ric.
2.
Camden
in
Norfolk
.
Pla.
Cor.
14.
Ed.
1.
rot
.
6.
dorso
Suff.
Escaet
.
9.
Hen.
5.
n.
17.
Cartular
.
Warwici
Com.
Claus
.
13.
Hen.
3.
m.
20.
Cart.
17.
Hen.
3.
p.
1.
m.
24.
Ex
ipso
Autographo
.
Carta
.
Ed.
n.
26.
Regr
.
de
Holmeoltram
.
Lib.
Ruber
Scac.
tit
.
North-hampton-shire
.
Plac.
apud
Heref.
20.
Ed.
1.
Rot.
39.
Testa
de
Nevil
Norf.
Suff.
Esc
.
47.
●
.
3.
N.
11.
Testa
de
Nevil
.
Northumb.
Esc
.
11.
Ed.
1.
N.
35
Esc
.
17.
Ed.
1.
N.
6.
Derb.
Testa
Nevelli
.
Veredict
.
de
singulis
Wapent
in
Com.
Not.
&
Derby
.
Rot.
Fin.
42.
Edw.
3.
M.
13.
Esc
.
14.
Ed.
2.
N.
39.
Jorval
.
Lib.
niger
Heref.
Inq.
27.
Ed.
3.
Esc
.
37.
Ed.
3.
Camdens
Britannia
.
Camden
in
Shropshire
.
Fines
1
Ric.
2.
Derby
.
Pryk
signifies
a
Goad
or
Spur
,
as
I
suppose
,
and
is
elsewhere
in
Latin
called
Compunctum
.
Ex
ipso
Autographo
.
What
Tempus
Pinguedinis
and
Tempus
Fermisonae
are
,
see
under
the
title
of
Brodgate
Park
.
Fines-Hill
.
1.
Edw.
2.
Wilts
.
i.
A
Shirt
or
Coat
of
Mayle
.
Straw
for
the
Kings
Bed
,
and
Hay
for
his
Horse
.
Taylors
Hist
.
of
Gavelkind
.
fol.
112.
Prid
,
for
brevity
being
the
later
syllable
of
Lamprid
(
as
they
were
antiently
called
;
)
and
Gavel
,
a
Rent
or
Tribute
.
Warwick-shire
,
fol.
765.
a.
i.
One
dayes
work
in
Harvest
.
Rot.
Curiae
Maner
.
de
Hildeslegh
in
Com.
B●●ks
,
12.
Rich.
2.
Rich.
Butcher
in
his
Survey
of
Stamf.
p.
4●
.
Rot.
Norman
6
Hen
5.
p.
1.
m.
2.
Carta
24
H.
6.
n.
20.
Pat.
7
H.
4.
M.
18.
†
Pele
or
Pile
,
is
a
Fort
built
for
defence
of
any
place
,
especially
against
the
force
of
the
Sea.
Inquis
.
per
H.
Nott.
tit
.
Brayles
†
This
was
an
usual
restraint
of
Old
in
Villenage
Tenure
,
to
the
end
the
Lord
might
not
lose
any
of
his
Villains
,
by
their
entring
into
Holy
Orders
.
Esc
.
3.
Ed.
2.
N.
34.
Domesday
tit
Wiltes
.
This
Ore
was
a
Saxon
Coyn
,
which
valued
xvj
.
d.
a
piece
,
and
sometimes
according
to
the
variation
of
the
Standard
,
xx
d.
Esc
.
10.
Edw.
2.
N.
71.
Orig
de
39.
Ed.
3.
Rot.
3.
Inq.
6
Ed.
2.
Fines
14
Edw.
3.
Inq.
10
Edw.
2.
Cam.
Brit.
ex
Antiq.
MS.
Fin.
Hill.
20
Ed.
3.
Mon.
Ang.
2.
p.
fo
.
539.
a.
*
Reap-days
.
i.
To
harrow
twice
,
mow
or
reap
once
,
make
hay
once
,
—
I
know
not
what
Molas
attrahere
should
signify
,
unless
to
draw
or
carry
Milstones
.
Claus
.
15
Edw.
1.
Suffolk
.
MS.D.
de
S.
Kniveton
,
fo
.
249.
*
i.
A
white
Hunters
horn
,
garnished
with
silver
,
inlaid
with
Gold
,
in
the
middle
and
at
both
ends
.
To
which
is
affixed
a
Girdle
of
black
silk
adorned
with
certain
buckles
of
silver
.
Esc
.
2
Ed.
2.
Pla.
Cor.
apud
Chelmsf
.
11
Hen.
3.
Ibidem
.
Ibidem
.
Pla.
Cor.
de
13
Ed.
1.
†
i.
a
little
Brache
or
Bitch-hound
.
Ibidem
.
*
i.
A
Ship
with
his
Furniture
or
Tackle
.
Ibidem
▪
*
i.
A
long
Horsemans
Coat
,
that
cover'd
part
of
the
Legs
;
from
the
French
Gambe
or
Jambe
,
a
Leg.
Ibidem
▪
Ibidem
.
Ibidem
.
i.
Paying
a
Silver
Needle
into
the
Exchequer
.
Pla.
Cor.
de
Anno
14
Edw.
1.
Bucks
.
*
i.
In
Winter
.
†
i.
Grass
or
Rushes
to
strew
the
Kings
Chamber
:
Duas
Gantas
,
two
(
green
)
Geese
.
Pla.
Cor.
apud
Cantebr
.
21
Ed.
1.
*
i.
A
Truss
of
Hay
for
the
use
of
the
Kings
necessary
House
.
In
Parvo
Rot.
Hundredor
.
Ka●cia
.
Orig.
de
Anno
35
Ed.
3.
Inq.
12
Edw.
3.
n.
2.
Dorset
.
*
i.
Shall
have
the
Basin
and
Ewer
for
his
service
.
Inq.
35
Ed.
1.
n.
1.
Somerset
.
i.
By
the
service
of
hanging
the
Red-Deer
that
die
of
the
Morion
in
the
Kings
Forest
,
upon
a
forked
piece
of
Wood.
Inq.
27
Ed.
3.
n.
40.
*
i.
Breeches
or
Drawers
.
†
i.
A
Calthrop
(
anciently
used
in
War
)
without
those
four
pricks
,
which
it
usually
had
,
to
annoy
the
Enemies
Horses
feet
.
But
quaere
.
Pasche
14
Ed.
2.
Dorset
.
With
one
Horse
of
no
set
price
,
one
Hanbergion
or
Coat
of
Mail
,
a
Sword
,
Lance
,
Iron-Headpiece
,
and
a
Whittle
or
little
Knife
.
Esc
.
de
Anno.
5.
Hen.
7.
†
i.
Of
holding
the
Kings
Stirrup
when
he
mounted
his
Horse
in
his
Castle
of
Carlisle
.
Ex
libro
magno
du
cat
.
Lanc.
†
i.
With
his
head
uncover'd
,
without
a
Cap
;
but
with
a
Garland
of
the
breadth
of
his
Little
finger
.
Hill.
22
Ric.
2.
Essex
.
Domesday
,
tit
.
Gloucestre
.
Sextary
was
an
ancient
Measure
containing
our
Pint
and
a
half
,
and
in
some
places
more
.
A
Dicar
of
Iron
contained
ten
Barrs
:
And
Virgas
ferreas
ductiles
were
Iron-rods
wrought
into
a
fit
size
for
making
Nails
for
the
Kings
Ships
.
Lib.
feod
.
24
Edw.
1.
fo
.
292.
†
i.
his
Stirrup
.
Lib.
niger
Heref.
i.
Or
3.
Plow-shares
,
3
Coulters
,
and
to
repair
the
Iron-work
of
three
Plows
,
at
the
election
of
the
Bishops
Bayliffs
.
Antiq.
of
Exeter
.
Rot.
Fin.
Mich.
2
Ed.
2.
i.
To
be
the
Kings
Vauterer
or
Dog-leader
in
Gascoigny
,
till
he
had
worn
out
a
pair
of
Shoes
of
four
pence
price
.
This
Vautrarium
Regis
is
by
some
miswritten
Vantrarium
,
and
Englished
,
the
Kings
Fore-footman
.
See
Setene
suprà
.
Coke
on
Lit
fo
.
69.
b.
Notes for div A28463-e12330
Quo
war
▪
Ebor.
temp
.
Ed.
1.
Queen-gold
is
a
Royal
duty
of
Ten
in
the
Hundred
,
due
to
the
Queen
Consort
of
England
,
for
all
Fines
and
Oblations
made
to
the
King.
Lib.
Scac.
p.
43.
Notes for div A28463-e12500
Pat.
1.
Eli.
Notes for div A28463-e12590
Esc
.
32
Ed.
1.
N.
43.
†
A
separate
enclosure
within
a
Forest
or
Park
,
fenced
with
a
Rayl
or
Hedge
,
or
both
;
of
which
there
were
several
in
this
Forest
of
Cank
.
Notes for div A28463-e12740
Pl.
Cor.
coram
Joh.
de
Vallibus
&
Soc.
15
Ed.
1.
Bedford
.
†
Q.
If
it
may
not
signifie
a
pair
of
Saddle-bows
,
from
the
French
word
Arceau
,
which
denotes
as
much
.
Notes for div A28463-e12910
Pl
:
Cor.
15
Ed.
1.
Notes for div A28463-e13000
Pla.
Cor.
apud
Wirdesor
.
12
Ed.
1.
Notes for div A28463-e13090
Plac.
ut
supr
.
†
i.
A
Pack
of
I
know
not
what
Dogs
.
Notes for div A28463-e13210
Esc
.
5
Ed.
2.
i.
A
Grey
furr'd
Coat
or
Pilch.
Notes for div A28463-e13330
Pla.
Cor.
apud
Windesor
12
Ed.
1.
rot
.
28.
in
dorso
.
Notes for div A28463-e13440
Pla.
&
rot
.
ut
supr
.
†
i.
By
Serjanty
of
keeping
a
Kenel
of
little
Hounds
called
Harriers
,
at
the
Kings
charge
.
Notes for div A28463-e13530
Pla.
ut
supr
.
Notes for div A28463-e13580
Pl.
ut
sup
.
rot
.
29.
in
dorso
.
Notes for div A28463-e13710
Pl.
ut
sup
.
rot
.
40.
in
dorso
.
i.
Of
carrying
Bottles
of
Wine
for
the
Kings
Breakfast
.
Notes for div A28463-e13830
Pl.
ut
sup
.
rot
.
46.
Notes for div A28463-e13910
Ibid.
Notes for div A28463-e13990
Pla.
Cor.
in
Com.
Bucks
.
14
Edw.
1.
Notes for div A28463-e14110
Ibid.
Notes for div A28463-e14180
Esc
.
3
H.
6.
Notes for div A28463-e14260
Pla.
Cor.
14
Ed.
1.
Cant.
Notes for div A28463-e14360
Ibid.
Notes for div A28463-e14430
Pla.
Cor.
21
Ed.
1.
C●nt
.
†
i.
With
two
Boys
or
Grooms
,
and
two
Hare-hounds
,
or
Greyhounds
.
Notes for div A28463-e14540
Pla.
Cor.
20
Ed.
1.
Cumbria
.
†
i.
The
Kings
Aeries
of
Goshawks
(
or
Falcons
,
as
some
will
have
it
)
from
the
French
Austour
,
a
Goshawk
.
Notes for div A28463-e14730
Ibid.
Notes for div A28463-e14860
Pla.
Cor.
de
Anno
9
Edw.
1.
Devon.
Notes for div A28463-e15000
Ibid.
*
i.
Two
barbed
Arrows
*
—
when
the
King
shall
chase
or
Hunt
in
Exmore-Forest
.
Notes for div A28463-e15130
Ibid.
Notes for div A28463-e15220
Ibid.
Notes for div A28463-e15330
Ibid.
Notes for div A28463-e15410
Pla.
Cor.
ut
supra
.
*
Ferlingus
vel
Ferlingata
terrae
,
is
the
fourth
part
of
a
Yard-land
.
Notes for div A28463-e15520
Ibid.
Notes for div A28463-e15600
Pla.
Cor.
apud
Schyreburne
,
8
Ed.
1.
Dorset
.
rot
.
3.
*
i.
A
Boy
,
carrying
a
Bow
without
a
string
,
but
what
Buzonem
signifies
,
Lector
,
tu
tibi
Oedipus
esto
.
Notes for div A28463-e15750
Ibid.
rot
.
4
Dorset
.
Notes for div A28463-e15850
Ibid.
rot
.
7
i.
A
certain
Horse-comb
or
Curry-comb
.
Notes for div A28463-e15970
Ibid.
rot
.
10.
†
i.
Leash-hounds
or
Parkhounds
,
such
as
draw
after
a
hurt
Deer
in
a
Leash
or
Liam
.
Notes for div A28463-e16140
Ibid.
rot
.
13.
Notes for div A28463-e16220
Ibid.
rot
.
14.
Notes for div A28463-e16290
Ibidem
.
Notes for div A28463-e16360
Pla.
Cor.
15
Hen.
3.
Ebor.
rot
.
1.
dorso
.
Notes for div A28463-e16510
Ibidem
rot
.
17.
i.
A
kind
of
Basket.
Notes for div A28463-e16610
Pla.
Cor.
7
Edw.
1.
Ebor.
Notes for div A28463-e16700
Testa
.
Nevelli
.
*
Intelligo
(
says
the
learned
Spelman
)
de
Serviente
ad
Clavam
,
a
Serjeant
at
the
Mace
;
we
retain
the
word
Catchpol
still
,
for
a
Sherif
Bailiff
or
such
like
Officer
.
Notes for div A28463-e16830
Pla.
Cor.
11
H.
3
Rot.
1.
apud
Chelmsford
.
*
i.
The
Chamberlainship
.
Ward-pennies
,
or
money
paid
to
the
Sherif
or
Castellain
,
towards
the
guard
or
defence
of
a
Castle
.
Notes for div A28463-e16990
Ibidem
.
Notes for div A28463-e17040
Ibidem
.
*
i.
The
chandry
,
where
the
Candles
are
kept
.
Notes for div A28463-e17160
Pla.
Cor.
13
Edw.
1.
Essex
.
Notes for div A28463-e17230
Ibidem
▪
†
i.
Four
Horse-shoes
,
a
Leather
sack
and
one
iron
Broch
,
which
was
a
great
Pot
or
Jug
to
carry
Liquid
things
▪
as
the
Sack
was
to
carry
the
dry
,
from
the
French
word
Brock
,
which
signifies
a
great
Flagon
,
Tankard
or
Pot.
So
the
learned
Spelman
interprets
it
.
Though
some
are
not
willing
to
submit
to
his
opinion
herein
.
Notes for div A28463-e17400
Pla.
Cor.
12
Edw.
1.
Rot
35.
Dorso
.
Rot.
Fin.
Pas
.
31
Ed.
3.
Notes for div A28463-e17520
Pla.
Cor.
13
Edw.
1.
Essex
.
†
i.
Three
Boys
or
Grooms
and
three
hounds
for
the
Hare
,
or
Gyrehounds
.
Notes for div A28463-e17630
Ibidem
.
†
i.
Of
carrying
a
Seam
or
Horseload
of
Oats
,
which
in
some
places
is
accounted
Eight
Bushels
,
in
others
perhaps
more
properly
,
but
four
.
Notes for div A28463-e17770
Ibidem
.
Wolf-Dogs
.
Notes for div A28463-e17870
Ibidem
.
†
i.
The
Kings
Spear-man
.
Notes for div A28463-e17970
Ibidem
.
Notes for div A28463-e18040
Pla.
Corona
13
Ed.
1.
Essex
.
Notes for div A28463-e18150
Ibidem
.
*
i.
A
bag
made
of
Hempen
cloth
or
canvas
,
And
a
jug
or
bottle
to
carry
drink
.
See
Morton
.
Notes for div A28463-e18260
Fines
in
Wistes
&
Southton
.
Anno.
1.
Edw.
2.
*
i.
Munimen
ex
complicatis
hamis
vel
circulis
ferreis
,
in
French
,
Cote
de
Mail
,
in
English
,
a
Shirt
of
Mail.
Notes for div A28463-e18360
Pla.
Coronae
de
An.
12.
Ed.
1.
Cornub.
*
i.
A
Danish
Hatchet
,
or
Pole
-
〈…〉
▪
Notes for div A28463-e18460
Ibidem
.
Note
a
Cornish
acre
of
Land
makes
60
of
our
Statute
acres
or
near
thereabout
.
Notes for div A28463-e18570
Capa
de
Grisanco
,
a
grey
Cloak
,
from
the
French
Cape
,
a
short
and
sleeveless
Cloak
,
or
Garment
,
that
in
stead
of
a
Cape
has
a
Capouche
behind
it
;
and
Gris
,
Grey
.
De
Domino
de
Cabilia
,
I
suppose
may
intend
a
Lord
of
the
Kings
bedchamber
,
who
was
to
deliver
the
Cloak
to
him
.
Ibidem
.
Notes for div A28463-e18740
Ibidem
.
Notes for div A28463-e18820
Pla.
Stin
.
de
Anno
5
Hen.
3
Gloc.
Notes for div A28463-e18890
Ibidem
.
Notes for div A28463-e18950
Ibidem
.
Notes for div A28463-e19030
Ibidem
.
*
i.
For
one
dayes
journey
at
his
own
charge
.
Notes for div A28463-e19140
*
i.
This
Hay
of
Hereford
was
a
great
woodland
ground
near
the
City
,
and
heretofore
reputed
a
Forest
.
Pla.
Cor.
32
H.
3.
rot
.
10.
in
Dorso
Notes for div A28463-e19310
Pla.
Cor.
39
H.
3.
rot
.
29.
Dorso
Surrey
.
†
i.
He
that
shot
in
the
Engin
called
Balista
;
a
Cros-bow
man.
Notes for div A28463-e19400
Pla.
Cor.
15
E.
1.
Glouc.
Notes for div A28463-e19470
Ibid.
†
i.
The
Pantry
Door
.
Notes for div A28463-e19580
Pla.
apud
.
Lanc.
30
Hen.
3.
rot
.
21.
Notes for div A28463-e19660
Pla.
Cor.
15.
E.
1.
Gloc.
Notes for div A28463-e19750
Pla.
Cor.
de
Anno
20
E.
1.
Heref.
Notes for div A28463-e19880
Ibid.
Notes for div A28463-e20020
Pla.
Cor
▪
6
E.
1.
rot
.
39.
Hertford
.
Notes for div A28463-e20110
Inq
7
E.
1.
in
Scac.
Warth
is
the
same
with
Ward-peny
,
that
is
,
money
paid
ob
Castri
praesidium
,
vel
excubias
agendas
.
Notes for div A28463-e20230
Pla.
7
E.
1.
rot
.
39.
Notes for div A28463-e20320
Pla.
Cor.
14
E.
1.
rot
.
7.
Dorso
.
Hunt.
Notes for div A28463-e20410
Pla.
Cor.
21
E.
1.
rot
27.
Kanc.
i.
Of
Mewing
a
Goshawke
every
year
.
Note
a
Goshawke
is
in
our
Records
termed
by
the
several
names
of
Osturcum
,
Hostricum
,
Estricium
,
Asturcum
,
&
Austurcum
,
and
all
from
the
French
Austour
.
Notes for div A28463-e20540
Ibid.
rot
.
34.
Notes for div A28463-e20620
Ibid.
rot
.
45.
Notes for div A28463-e20740
In
rot
.
Hundred
Anno
3
E.
1.
rot
.
7.
Kanc.
Notes for div A28463-e20850
Ibid.
Notes for div A28463-e20900
Ibid.
†
i.
To
be
Cup-bearer
to
the
King
on
Whitsunday
.
Notes for div A28463-e21000
Ibid.
Notes for div A28463-e21100
Claus.
1
E.
1.
Notes for div A28463-e21180
Ibid.
Notes for div A28463-e21290
Pla.
Cor.
Anno
20
E.
1.
Lanc.
Notes for div A28463-e21400
Ibid.
Notes for div A28463-e21490
Pla.
de
libertat
.
&
quo
War.
9
E.
1
Lincoln
.
†
i.
A
Head-peece
,
lin'd
with
Syndon
or
fine
Linen
,
and
a
pair
of
gilt
spurs
.
Notes for div A28463-e21640
Ibid.
*
i.
Arrows
with
narrow
Feathers
;
Fleet
Arrows
,
such
as
they
shoot
at
Revers
.
Notes for div A28463-e21740
Esson
c●pt
.
apud
Crucem
lapideam
.
3
E.
1.
Mid.
rot
.
18.
This
Crucem
Lapideam
,
noted
in
the
Margin
,
stood
near
the
May-Pole
in
the
Strand
,
where
the
Judges
Itinerant
in
old
time
used
to
sit
.
Notes for div A28463-e21890
Pla.
Cor.
apud
Crucem
.
lapideam
rot
.
15.
Notes for div A28463-e21990
Pla.
Cor.
22
E.
1.
*
This
Cuneum
is
expounded
,
by
the
learned
Spelman
,
sigillum
ferreum
quo
nummis
cuditur
,
the
Kings
stamp
for
coynage
:
And
from
this
Cuneum
,
comes
our
word
Coin
,
quasi
Cune
.
Notes for div A28463-e22150
Ibid.
Notes for div A28463-e22240
Pla.
Cor.
22
Ed.
1.
Notes for div A28463-e22320
Pla.
Cor.
de
An.
14
E.
1.
rot
.
3.
Norf.
*
i.
Four
and
Twenty
Pasties
of
fresh
herring
,
at
their
first
coming
in
.
Notes for div A28463-e22460
Ibid.
Notes for div A28463-e22540
Ibid.
Notes for div A28463-e22630
Ibid.
Notes for div A28463-e22760
I
suppose
this
Catzuros
is
the
same
,
which
is
elsewhere
written
Chacuros
and
may
signify
,
Coursers
,
Tilting-Horses
,
or
Horses
for
the
Career
;
from
the
French
Coursier
;
but
see
in
Tit.
Grosmunt
.
Rot.
Fin.
6
Joh.
m.
13.
Notes for div A28463-e22910
Ibid.
rot
.
28
in
Dors
.
i.
Of
being
Pantler
to
the
King.
Notes for div A28463-e23010
Ibid.
rot
.
39.
Librata
terrae
,
is
a
pound
Land
,
or
so
much
as
is
yearly
worth
xx
s.
Notes for div A28463-e23150
Ibid
▪
rot
.
48
in
Dorso
.
How
much
Muta
vini
or
a
Muc
of
Wine
was
I
know
not
,
but
it
is
worth
the
observing
that
in
King
Edward
the
first
's
time
Permain-Cider
was
called
Wine
.
Notes for div A28463-e23320
Ibid.
rot
.
54.
*
i.
A
Crosbow-man
,
or
one
that
did
sling
stones
or
shoot
Darts
at
the
Enemy
,
before
the
invention
of
Guns
.
Notes for div A28463-e23430
Ibid.
rot
.
58.
Notes for div A28463-e23520
Pla.
Cor.
3
E.
1.
14.
rot
.
Northamp
.
Notes for div A28463-e23610
Inq.
13
Jo●
.
Cumber
.
Notes for div A28463-e23690
Ibid.
rot
.
20.
in
Dor
▪
Notes for div A28463-e23780
Ibid.
rot
.
33.
Notes for div A28463-e23850
Ibid.
rot
.
35.
*
i.
A
little
Bottle
or
Jug
.
Notes for div A28463-e23980
*
i.
Of
Mewing
a
Goshawk
.
Pla.
Cor.
de
An.
3.
E.
3.
rot
.
6.
in
Dor.
Notting
.
Notes for div A28463-e24120
Pla.
Cor.
13
E.
1.
rot
.
26.
Oxon.
Notes for div A28463-e24210
Ibid
▪
rot
.
27.
*
i.
By
the
Office
of
Spigurnel
,
or
Sealer
of
the
Kings
Writs
in
Chancery
,
see
Rochester
.
Notes for div A28463-e24330
Ibid.
rot
.
30.
i.
Of
Carving
before
the
King
,
and
to
have
the
Knife
with
which
she
Carved
.
Notes for div A28463-e24450
Ibid.
rot
.
37.
Dorso
.
Notes for div A28463-e24530
Ibid.
†
i.
An
Ensigne
or
the
Colors
in
an
Army
,
or
Flag
.
Notes for div A28463-e24630
Ibid.
Notes for div A28463-e24720
Ibid.
rot
.
46.
Dors●
.
Notes for div A28463-e24830
Ibid.
rot
.
50.
Dorso
.
i.
By
the
Serjeanty
of
Mewing
a
Goshawk
.
Notes for div A28463-e24930
Ibid.
Notes for div A28463-e25000
Pla.
Cor.
de
An.
8.
E.
1.
Somer
.
Bedellery
is
the
same
to
a
Bedel
,
as
Bailywic
to
a
Bailiff
.
i.
The
extent
or
Circuit
of
his
Office.
Notes for div A28463-e25220
Ibid.
†
i.
A
Sextary
of
July-Flower
Wine
,
and
a
Sextary
conteyned
about
a
Pint
and
a
half
,
sometimes
more
.
Notes for div A28463-e25350
Ibid.
†
i.
What
quantity
this
Gruna
Vini
was
,
I
am
to
seek
Notes for div A28463-e25490
Ibid.
Notes for div A28463-e25560
Pla.
Corde
An
▪
14.
E.
1.
rot
.
6.
in
Dorso
.
Suffolk
.
Notes for div A28463-e25650
Ibid.
rot
.
9.
Notes for div A28463-e25730
Carta
.
20
E.
3.
N.
18.
Notes for div A28463-e25840
Pla.
Cor.
14
E.
1.
rot
6.
Dorso
.
Notes for div A28463-e25930
Ibid.
rot
.
46.
Notes for div A28463-e26000
Esc
.
11
E.
1.
N.
19.
Cant.
Hereford
.
Notes for div A28463-e26160
Pla.
Cor.
de
An.
39
H.
3.
Sur.
Notes for div A28463-e26260
i.
To
go
a
Woolgathering
for
the
Queen
,
among
the
Thorns
and
Briers
,
though
I
confess
I
do
but
ghess
at
albas
spinas
,
for
the
Record
is
illegible
,
and
seems
to
make
it
per
albias
with
a
dash
over
the
word
.
Ibid.
rot
.
31.
Notes for div A28463-e26390
Pla.
cor
.
19
H.
3.
Surrey
.
Notes for div A28463-e26460
Ibid.
Notes for div A28463-e26530
Doomesday
tit
.
Cestre
.
*
Hestha
may
be
a
corruption
of
the
Latin
Hecta
,
a
little
loaf
of
Bread.
2
a
Tub
or
Cump
full
of
Ale.
And
3
Rusca
Butyri
,
a
Tub
of
Butter
,
in
Ireland
still
called
a
Rushin
of
Butter
.
Sir
H.
Spelman
interprets
these
Hestha's
,
Capons
;
from
the
French
Hestaud
and
Hestaudeau
;
but
it
seems
more
probable
,
that
every
Plowland
should
pay
200
Loaves
,
rather
than
so
many
Capons
.
Notes for div A28463-e26760
Pla.
Cor.
19.
H.
3.
Surrey
.
i.
A
Crossebow
or
a
Warlike
Engin
to
cast
stones
or
Darts
.
Notes for div A28463-e26890
†
i.
In
the
Record
it
seems
to
be
so
written
,
Scaunam
perhaps
it
should
be
Scenam
,
For
a
Hall
or
Pavilion
,
wherein
the
Assises
or
County
Court
was
to
be
held
.
Ibid
▪
*
a
Pound
Notes for div A28463-e27050
Ibid.
i.
Two
white
Cups
.
Notes for div A28463-e27170
Ibid.
The
word
Meretrices
was
heretofore
used
for
Latrices
or
Laundresses
.
Notes for div A28463-e27280
Pla.
Cor.
de
An.
7
E.
1.
r.
93.
Sussex
.
Notes for div A28463-e27390
†
i.
An
Ensign
or
Foot
Colours
.
Pla.
Cor.
16.
E.
1.
r.
67.
Dorso
.
Sussex
.
Notes for div A28463-e27530
Ibid.
Notes for div A28463-e27610
Pla.
Cor.
de
An.
7
E.
1.
r.
81.
Sussex
.
Notes for div A28463-e27720
Pla.
Cor.
8
E.
1.
r.
13.
South
.
Notes for div A28463-e27820
Ibid.
Notes for div A28463-e27890
Ibid.
Notes for div A28463-e27980
Ibid.
Notes for div A28463-e28050
Ibid.
Notes for div A28463-e28120
Ibid.
rot
.
20.
Dorso
.
Notes for div A28463-e28220
Ibid.
rot
.
23.
Notes for div A28463-e28290
Ibid.
Notes for div A28463-e28380
Ibid.
rot
.
26.
Dorso
.
Notes for div A28463-e28480
Ibid.
rot
.
28.
Notes for div A28463-e28540
Ibid.
rot
.
30.
†
i.
A
Sore
Sparhawk
.
Notes for div A28463-e28640
Ibid.
Notes for div A28463-e28750
Ibid.
rot
.
41.
Notes for div A28463-e28820
Mich.
32.
H.
8.
rot
.
122.
Notting
.
Notes for div A28463-e28970
Testa
de
Nevil
,
Notes for div A28463-e29040
Testa
Nevilli
.
Notes for div A28463-e29110
Ibid.
Notes for div A28463-e29220
Bundel
.
Petit.
Parl.
A●.
incerto
E.
3.
in
Turre
.
†
a
Farm.
Coopertiones
.
i.
Crops
af
wood
or
tymber
.
Because
there
are
in
this
Record
some
words
of
Difficulty
,
to
be
understood
,
I
have
therefore
thus
reudred
it
into
English
;
Hcymedis
.
q.
q.
Cyppos
.
This
Retropaunage
I
suppose
is
the
latter
or
after
Paunage
;
for
Paunage
begins
at
Michaelmas
and
ends
at
Saint
Martyns
,
in
which
time
the
Beech
Mast
and
Acorns
are
ripe
and
fall
.
And
Retropaunage
begins
at
St.
Martyns
and
ends
at
Candlemass
in
which
time
Hipps
and
Hawes
and
such
like
Berries
yeild
some
nutriment
to
Swyne
and
Poultry
.
Notes for div A28463-e29880
〈◊〉
.
Fin.
2.
Ric.
2.
i
A
Spindle
full
of
raw
thred
,
to
make
a
false
string
for
the
Kings
Balister
or
Crosbow
.
Notes for div A28463-e29970
Esc
.
6.
H.
4.
N.
43.
Notes for div A28463-e30070
Pla.
Cor.
30.
H.
3.
Lanc.
i.
To
repair
the
Iron
work
of
the
Kings
Plows
.
Notes for div A28463-e30170
Escaet
.
37.
H.
6.
Notes for div A28463-e30270
Testa
Nevilli
.
i.
Grey
Fur.
Notes for div A28463-e30380
Esc
.
11.
H.
6.
N.
5.
Notes for div A28463-e30490
Esc
.
36.
H.
3.
N.
38.
Notes for div A28463-e30600
Testa
Nevilli
.
Notes for div A28463-e30700
Pat.
33.
H.
8.
par
.
4.
Notes for div A28463-e30830
This
was
a
Translation
in
H.
7
▪
tyme
from
a
Roll
in
French
of
E.
3.
ty
me
and
printed
in
Bar.
Angl
2.
part
.
fo
.
106.
Notes for div A28463-e31480
*
Wild
swyne
.
*
a
Hound
Notes for div A28463-e31820
MS.
Rob.
Glover
.
in
Com.
Salop.
Notes for div A28463-e32260
*
Int.
Record
.
de
An.
17
E
▪
2
in
Thesaur
Scac.
i.
Dengy
.
Notes for div A28463-e32630
Bar.
of
E.
2
par
.
*
Roane
in
Nor.
Notes for div A28463-e32810
Hist
.
of
St.
Pauls
.
by
Sir
W.
Dugdale
Camd.
in
Midelsex
.
Notes for div A28463-e33090
Antiq.
Supervis
.
ducatus
Cornubiae
.
*
Virones
is
here
used
for
Boatmen
,
or
such
as
could
manage
the
passage
Boat.
And
Kernella
are
the
nooks
or
notches
on
the
top
of
the
wall
of
an
Embatteled
Castle
,
which
is
therefore
called
Castellum
Kernellatum
,
from
the
latin
Crena
a
notch
.
Notes for div A28463-e33240
Ibid.
*
i.
This
Nativus
de
stipite
was
a
Villain
or
Bondman
by
stock
or
birth
,
and
differd
from
Nativus
Conventionarius
,
who
was
so
by
contract
or
Covenant
.
For
the
meaning
of
Berbiagii
you
must
consult
some
learned
Cornish
man
;
it
seems
to
have
been
a
certain
rent
,
but
why
so
called
quaere
.
Notes for div A28463-e33460
MS.
penes
Sam.
Roper
.
A●
.
Notes for div A28463-e33540
Cam.
Brit.
Notes for div A28463-e33630
Cronicon
Cestriae
.
Notes for div A28463-e33740
Domesday
.
tit
.
Berocscire
Notes for div A28463-e33790
Cam.
Brit.
tit
.
Bucks
.
Notes for div A28463-e33890
Ib●d
.
tit
.
Kent
.
Notes for div A28463-e33980
Lib.
niger
Lichfeldiae
.
†
i.
Magna
Precaria
is
a
general
Reap
day
in
some
places
called
a
Love-reap
,
†
Ad
puturam
Domini
,
at
the
Lords
diet
,
for
2
meales
.
Notes for div A28463-e34110
Inq.
5.
Edw.
1.
Notes for div A28463-e34200
Cam.
Brit
tit
.
Devon.
Notes for div A28463-e34310
Domesday
tit
.
Sciropescire
.
Britan.
Notes for div A28463-e34440
Ex
antiq
.
MS.
penes
William
Dugdale
Mil.
Ces
sont
les
droectures
q'
appendent
a
Robert
le
Fitz-walter
,
et
a
ces
heirs
en
Loundres
,
en
temps
de
pees
.
These
are
the
Rights
appertaining
to
Robert
le
Fitz-Walter
and
his
heirs
,
in
London
in
time
of
Peace
.
*
Boe●house
.
*
St.
Andrew
Wardrobe
.
*
These
Elms
stood
near
smithfeild
and
were
the
place
of
Execution
,
before
Tyburn
had
that
Office.
Notes for div A28463-e36440
Esc
.
16.
E.
3.
n.
37.
Notes for div A28463-e36520
Carta
antiqua
.
Notes for div A28463-e36590
Pet.
in
Par.
An.
11
E.
3.
Notes for div A28463-e37000
Inq.
post
mo
tem
domini
Wotton
.
1628.
Notes for div A28463-e37120
Con
suetudinar
.
Monast
de
Bello
.
1
At
Winter
Seedness
and
Lent
seedness
.
2
To
Harrow
.
3
Bread
and
Meat
or
,
quicquid
cibi
cum
pane
sumitur
.
4
To
two
work-dayes
of
the
Plow
.
5
I
suppose
uterque
tentor
&c.
may
signify
(
how
properly
I
will
not
determin
)
both
the
man
that
held
the
Plow
and
he
that
drove
it
,
who
were
to
have
a
solemn
repast
.
Notes for div A28463-e37330
Carta
34.
E.
3.
This
Compuncto
,
I
guess
to
be
the
same
,
which
elsewhere
is
called
Pryk
,
and
whether
that
may
signify
a
Spur
,
Goad
or
what
else
,
let
the
more
learned
determin
;
for
Sir
Henry
Spelman
himself
leaves
it
unexplicated
:
Some
think
it
was
an
old
fashioned
Spur
,
not
with
Rowels
of
five
points
,
but
with
one
only
.
Notes for div A28463-e37530
Communia
.
16
E.
1
Pas.
rot
.
10.
in
Dorso
.
Pro
Putura
for
the
food
or
maintenance
of
seven
Greyhounde
or
Hare-Hounds
,
Three
Falcons
,
and
a
Falconer
,
and
for
the
Wages
of
one
Huntsman
,
for
so
Bracenarius
signifies
,
from
the
French
Braconnier
,
which
denotes
the
same
.
Notes for div A28463-e37750
Fin.
Hill.
13.
E.
2.
&
Pas
.
1.
E.
3.
Notes for div A28463-e37850
Ex
Codice
MS.
penes
Elyam
Ashmole
Arm.
*
De
arloaps
.
*
De
arloaps
.
To
chase
with
nine
bows
and
6
hounds
.
Infra
metas
bersationis
,
within
the
limits
of
his
hunting
Ground
.
Non
portabunt
sagittas
barbatas
sed
pilettas
,
sagitta
piletta
,
is
an
Arrow
that
has
a
round
knob
(
pila
)
in
the
shank
of
it
,
some
two
inches
above
the
head
to
hinder
the
Arrows
going
too
far
into
the
Deers
Body
.
Tempus
Pinguedinis
,
the
Buck-season
,
and
Tempus
firmationis
(
which
elsewhere
is
written
firmisonae
)
the
Doe-season
,
the
times
of
their
continuance
are
declared
above
.
Notes for div A28463-e38440
Ex
ipso
Autographo
,
penes
Tho.
Wollascot
.
Arm.
Berk●
.
Here
the
Tenants
were
hound
to
plow
a
Selion
or
Ridge
of
Land
at
Winter-Seednes
and
another
at
Lent-Seednes
,
and
one
Selion
at
Fallow
,
and
to
weed
one
day
with
one
Man
,
and
to
mow
one
day
with
one
man
in
Summer
,
for
so
I
think
is
meant
by
Esteia
,
from
Aestate
,
though
I
have
not
elsewhere
met
with
the
word
.
They
were
bound
also
to
find
one
man
to
make
hay
,
and
to
carry
it
with
one
Cart
,
till
all
were
fully
carried
to
the
Court
of
Sutton
(
which
was
their
Lords
House
.
)
And
to
find
one
Man
to
make
Cocks
or
Ricks
of
Hay
,
till
they
were
finished
,
and
to
assist
at
four
Reap-dayes
in
Autumn
with
two
men
each
day
,
the
three
first
dayes
at
their
own
diet
,
and
the
fourth
at
their
Lords
:
And
to
carry
Corn
for
one
day
with
one
Cart
,
and
to
find
one
man
for
one
day
to
make
Moughs
or
Meys
in
the
Grange
or
Barne
&c.
This
Deed
was
without
date
,
but
by
the
Character
seemed
to
be
made
in
King
Henry
the
thirds
Reign
.
Notes for div A28463-e38660
De
Serjantiis
arrentatis
per
Rob.
de
Passelew
,
tempore
H.
3
star;
A
Horse
Collar
with
a
Canvas
Cloth.
Notes for div A28463-e38830
Esc
.
23.
E.
3.
n.
39.
Gloc.
Notes for div A28463-e38960
Carta
1.
Joh.
M.
29.
Notes for div A28463-e39080
Antiq.
Supervis
.
Ducatus
Cornub.
Why
this
rent
was
called
Berbiagium
,
I
am
to
seek
;
but
it
was
payable
at
Hokeday
,
of
which
there
were
two
,
viz.
the
Munday
and
Tuesday
senight
after
Easter
week
▪
but
I
think
Tuesday
was
the
chief
Hokeday
,
which
day
was
long
celebrated
here
in
England
in
memory
of
the
expulsion
of
the
domineering
Danes
.
Notes for div A28463-e39230
Inq.
temp
.
E.
1.
Notes for div A28463-e39310
Esc
.
46.
E.
3.
N.
●●
Notes for div A28463-e39440
Rot.
Fin.
7
Job
.
M.
7.
Dextrarii
are
Horses
for
the
great
Saddle
,
from
the
French
Dectrier
,
denoting
as
much
.
Chacuros
must
either
signify
Hounds
or
Dogs
for
the
Chase
,
from
the
French
Chaseur
,
a
Huntsman
;
or
Coursers
,
Horses
for
speed
or
Career
,
from
the
French
Coursier
,
but
the
first
seems
most
probable
.
The
word
in
another
Record
,
tit
.
Norton
,
is
written
Catzuros
,
and
I
suppose
intended
for
the
same
thing
.
And
it
adds
to
the
probability
of
this
exposition
in
that
King
Iohn
was
a
great
lover
of
Horses
Hawks
and
Hounds
,
taking
a
great
part
of
his
Fines
in
those
Animals
of
recreation
as
appears
by
the
Fine
Rolls
of
his
time
.
What
Sensas
may
signify
let
the
more
Learned
Determin
.
Notes for div A28463-e39640
Pas.
Fines
.
4.
Hen.
4.
Notes for div A28463-e39750
Com.
Mich.
3.
R.
〈…〉
ot
.
1.
Salop.
Notes for div A28463-e39890
Lib.
de
Tenuris
.
24.
E.
1.
Notes for div A28463-e39990
Esc
.
50.
E.
3.
n.
24.
Wiltes
.
Notes for div A28463-e40100
Domesday
.
What
Praebendarios
may
here
signify
I
cannot
well
tell
,
some
think
Chaplains
;
others
more
probably
,
certain
Measures
of
Provender
for
Horses
,
which
Measure
Debet
esse
13
pollicum
latitudinis
infra
circulum
,
&
altitudinis
trium
pollicum
.
[
Gersuma
Reginae
is
a
Fine
to
the
Queen
,
otherwise
called
Aurum
Reginae
.
[
Asturconem
,
a
little
Nag
or
Palfrey
.
Sir
Henry
Spelman
interprets
it
,
Equus
generosior
.
Libras
blancas
is
contradistinguished
to
libras
ad
numerum
,
the
first
was
Money
paid
by
weight
,
the
other
by
tale
;
The
French
indeed
call
Coyn
of
Brass
or
Coper
,
silver'd
over
,
Monnoye
blanche
.
Notes for div A28463-e40260
Camd.
ex
vetusta
Inquisitione
.
Notes for div A28463-e40350
9.
Jan.
17.
E.
3.
Inp.
in
Com.
Buck.
Equitatura
Regis
signifies
here
,
as
I
suppose
,
the
Kings
Horse
and
Furniture
And
Flaccum
sine
capite
must
doubtless
be
intended
for
an
Arrow
without
a
head
,
from
the
French
Fleche
,
an
arrow
or
shaft
.
On
Litt.
fo
.
86.
a.
Notes for div A28463-e40630
Com.
Warwic
.
Antiq.
of
War
▪
sh
▪
by
Sir
W.
Dugdale
Kt.
*
To
drive
the
Deer
to
a
Stand
that
the
Lord
may
shoot
.
*
A
heath-ground
.
*
Dogs
to
be
lawed
on
the
left
Claw
of
the
foot
.
*
Dogs
unlawed
or
with
whole
feet
.
*
to
make
Law
,
by
bringing
3
others
to
swear
besides
himself
,
*
To
repair
the
Ford
of
the
Milpond
.
Reg.
Priorat
.
de
Thurgarton
cited
by
Dr.
Thurroton
.
in
his
Antiq
.
of
Nott.
shire
.
Law
Dict.
Verbo
,
Free-Bench
.
Liber
ruber
Castri
Episcopi
.
*
Tenella
(
or
Tonella
)
Cervisiae
is
a
little
Tun
Tub
or
Rundlet
of
Ale.
Lierwyte
or
Lairwyte
(
from
the
Saxon
lagan
,
concubere
,
and
pi●e
,
mulcta
)
signifies
a
Fine
or
mulct
by
the
custom
of
some
Mannors
imposed
upon
offenders
in
Adultery
or
Fornication
,
and
due
to
the
Lord
of
the
Mannor
.
Constitut
Rob.
Dunelm
.
Epi.
An.
1276.
This
Horn
with
Horn
is
when
Horned
Beasts
of
several
adjoyning
Parishes
do
promiscuously
intercommon
together
,
per
cause
de
Vicinage
Custumar
.
Prior.
Lewensis
.
The
learned
Spelman
says
,
These
Lancetae
were
Agricolae
quaedam
,
sed
ignotae
speciei
.
Besca
,
a
Spade
or
Spittle
from
the
French
Bescher
to
dig
or
delve
.
Flagellum
,
a
Flayle
.
Cum
corredio
ad
nonam
signifies
,
meat
and
drink
or
Dinner
at
Noon
.
Spelm.
Gloss
.
Notes for div A28463-e41970
Rot
,
Parl.
21
E
▪
1.
*
Keelage
,
whereby
he
had
by
Custom
what
is
here
expressed
for
the
Keel
of
every
Ship
,
that
came
into
his
Sea-port
with
a
Boat.
Notes for div A28463-e42080
Iu
Sessione
Itin.
de
Kerdiff
.
7
H.
6.
Notes for div A28463-e42170
Ex
Rot.
Curiae
Ib.
Camd.
Brit.
fo
.
441.
Notes for div A28463-e42670
Ex
relation●
habitantium
.
Notes for div A28463-e42750
MS.
pener
Sam.
R●per
Arm.
Notes for div A28463-e42840
Pla.
apud
.
Rading
45.
H.
3.
Rot
29.
Notes for div A28463-e42920
Ex
Vet.
Consuetud
.
in
Archivis
Archiep
.
Cant.
*
To
make
a
Scotale
,
is
to
make
a
Collection
of
a
sum
of
Money
to
be
spent
in
Ale.
And
in
like
sence
does
Manwood
interpret
it
in
his
Forest-Laws
.
Notes for div A28463-e43050
MS.
LL.
liberi
Burgi
de
Mountgomery
.
This
Gogingstool
is
the
same
which
in
our
Law-Books
is
written
Cuckingstool
and
Cokestool
;
antiently
Tumbrel
or
Trebuchet
,
by
Bracton
Tymborella
:
The
Saxons
,
(
for
it
is
of
great
antiquity
)
called
it
a
Scealfing-stole
,
i.
Cathedra
,
in
qua
rixosae
mulieres
sedentes
,
aquis
demergebantur
.
Notes for div A28463-e43220
Reg.
Priorat
.
de
Cokesford
.
Notes for div A28463-e43320
Pla.
in
Itin.
apud
Cestriam
.
14.
H.
7.
Pelf
or
Pelfre
appears
here
to
signify
such
a
quantity
of
goods
and
Chattels
as
are
here
expressed
,
which
to
this
day
in
common
speech
we
call
worldly
Pelf
.
What
Attaniatos
may
signify
I
am
to
learn.
Et
totum
brasium
infra
unum
Quarterium
and
all
the
Mault
except
one
quarter
.
De
quolibet
Tasso
bladi
clamat
habere
Groundstal
integrum
,
of
every
mow
of
Corn
be
claimed
to
have
as
much
as
would
cover
the
ground
or
floor
where
the
Corn
lay
.
Carruca
cum
tota
apparura
,
is
a
Plow
with
all
its
furniture
.
Notes for div A28463-e43640
Reg.
Pr●rat
.
de
Thurgarton
.
Notes for div A28463-e43890
Nat.
Hist
.
of
Ox.
sh
.
fo
.
203.
Notes for div A28463-e43970
Ibid.
fo
.
348.
Notes for div A28463-e44130
Nat.
Hist
.
of
Ox.
sh
.
Notes for div A28463-e44230
Liber
niger
Heref.
fo
.
158.
I
suppose
this
Faldfey
might
signify
a
Fee
or
Rent
paid
by
the
Tenant
to
his
Lord
,
for
leave
to
Fold
his
Sheep
on
his
own
ground
.
And
by
sanguinem
suum
emere
,
was
meant
,
that
the
Tenant
being
a
Bondman
,
should
buy
out
his
Villainous
blood
,
and
make
himself
a
Freeman
.
Notes for div A28463-e44390
Ex.
Antiq.
Rentali
ejusd
.
Man.
I
know
not
what
this
Swarf-money
may
signify
,
unless
it
were
miswritten
for
Warth-money
,
or
Ward-money
.
Notes for div A28463-e44520
Sir
Pet.
L●yc
.
Hist.
Antiquities
of
Chesshire
.
Inter
Placita
apud
cestriam
.
14
H.
7.
Stat.
39.
Eliz.
cap.
4.
Notes for div A28463-e45140
Esc
.
de
anno
16
E.
1.
N.
34.
Derby
Notes for div A28463-e45230
Pla.
coram
Rege
Mich.
37
H.
3.
rot
.
4.
Here
those
Ores
(
which
was
a
Saxon
Coyn
)
are
declared
to
be
in
value
of
our
money
16
▪
d.
a
peece
,
but
after
,
by
the
Variation
of
the
Standard
,
they
valued
20
d.
a
peece
.
And
this
Fine
for
the
tenants
▪
marrying
their
Daughters
,
was
without
doubt
in
lieu
of
the
Merchera
Mulierum
,
or
first
nights
lodging
with
the
Bride
,
which
the
Lord
anciently
claimed
in
some
Mannors
.
Notes for div A28463-e45400
Pla.
de
Jur.
&
Assi
.
de
Anno.
16.
E
1.
Notes for div A28463-e45490
Inq.
per
H.
Nott.
Notes for div A28463-e45560
Lib.
niger
Heref.
*
These
Tenants
were
bound
to
get
yearly
six
Horseloads
of
rods
or
Wattles
in
the
Hay-Wood
,
and
to
bring
them
to
Hereford
for
the
making
of
Hurdles
to
pen
sheep
in
at
the
Fair.
For
Cleta
I
suppose
is
made
a
latin
word
from
the
French
word
Claye
,
which
signifies
a
hurdle
or
watled
Gate
.
Notes for div A28463-e45710
E
monumentis
Roffenfis
Ecclesiae
.
sub
anno
1200.
*
This
Judgment
to
carry
hot
Iron
,
to
try
the
guilt
or
innocency
of
the
criminal
,
was
according
to
the
Ordalian
Law
,
not
abolished
here
in
England
till
King
Henry
the
thirds
time
.
*
Chacherellus
Hundredi
,
is
thought
by
the
learned
Spelman
,
to
signify
the
Steward
of
the
Hundred
,
from
the
French
Cachereau
i.
Chartularium
Rot.
Pat.
3.
H.
3.
m.
5.
Notes for div A28463-e46000
Antiq.
Supervis
.
Honorii
de
Clun
.
Notes for div A28463-e46080
Reg.
Priorat
.
it
.
de
Dunmow
.
Notes for div A28463-e46540
Liber
de
Consuetud
.
Eccl.
Roff.
fact
.
1314.
*
For
Provende●
These
Spigurnelli
were
Sealers
of
the
Kings
Writs
;
for
King
Henry
the
third
appointed
Geofry
de
Spigurnel
into
that
Office
,
and
perhaps
the
first
in
it
;
or
for
some
other
eminency
in
him
,
it
was
,
that
these
Officers
were
afterwards
for
some
time
called
Spigurnels
.
Pat.
11
H.
3.
M.
7.
Notes for div A28463-e46810
Castumar
.
de
Bello
in
Com.
Sussex
.
Ad
tassum
furcare
.
i.
to
pitch
to
the
Mongh
.
Notes for div A28463-e46880
Liber
niger
Heref.
*
For
driving
Deer
to
a
stand
in
order
to
shooting
them
,
or
into
Buckstalls
or
Deer-Hays
for
taking
them
.
Notes for div A28463-e46960
Domesday
.
Rot.
de
Quo
War.
20
E.
6.
1.
Heref.
This
Domesman
is
one
of
those
that
sit
in
the
Court
in
Judicature
with
the
Steward
,
for
Dome
in
Saxon
signifies
Judgments
;
And
there
are
nine
of
these
Domesmen
continued
to
this
day
in
Irchenfeild
,
and
were
so
from
a
long
and
unknown
beginning
,
of
which
see
Taylors
History
of
Gavelkind
.
Notes for div A28463-e47170
Domesday
.
tit
.
Heref.
Stabilitionem
in
sylva
is
the
same
with
Stabliamentum
pro
Venatione
,
expounded
above
.
Masuras
,
dwelling
houses
Inewardos
,
I
suppose
may
signify
such
as
guarded
the
Kings
person
.
Pecunia
is
here
used
for
Cattle
and
goods
;
for
of
old
Pecunia
pro
pecude
often
occurs
.
see
Law
Dictionary
.
Notes for div A28463-e47310
Inq.
temp
.
E.
1.
de
Hundr
.
de
Langtre
,
in
Com.
Ox.
Notes for div A28463-e47390
Ex
Regist
.
de
Tutbury
.
*
1
H.
6.
Notes for div A28463-e47720
The
Erle
of
Devonshire
is
now
Prior
.
ab
.
H.
8.
*
Cabossed
.
Ears
.
Single
or
tayle
.
Brow-antler
s.
Notes for div A28463-e47990
The
present
Steward
is
the
Duke
of
Ormond
,
&
Mr.
Edw.
Foden
his
deputy
.
The
Earl
of
Devon.
is
Prior.