THIS is printed here from a parchment roll of the year 1351, because Sutton is
omitted from the great Rental Volume of 1287. Several of the names which
occur in this roll are to be found in other parts of the Crondal Manor: thus,
it has Couryng, which occurs in the Compotus of 1248 as Kuring; William Cawet
or Cawat, Huldemele, Stare or Sturye, Chapelayn, Le Freyn, Andreu, are
surnames in both the rentals. The tenants must have made up their tale of
hens and eggs among them, as some were bound to pay the half or quarter of a
hen, or, still more difficult, the half or quarter of an egg. It will be
noticed that in the last item reference is made to the "Manor of Sutton," as
distinct from that of Crondal: and this document and that in the Compotus of
1248 (see above pp. 75-83), standing, as they do, quite separate from the
Crondal returns, appear to show that originally Crondal and Sutton were two
independent Manors.
SUTTONE. - REDDITUS IBIDEM ANNO DOMINI MILLESIMO ccclj.
Thomas de Byfler tenet j messuagium et ij hidas terrae: Reddendo termino
Omnium Sanctorum xxs.
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Willelmus le Copede tenet j messuagium et iij acras terrae, prius
Julianae la Crean (?): Reddendo termino S. Michaelis viijs.
Thomas le Freyn tenet j messuagium et unam virgatam terrae, quondam
Roberti le Freyn: Reddendo termino S. Andreae Apostoli ixd. ob.; Nativitatis
Domini viijd. et unam gallinam; ad Pascham viijd. et v ova; Nativitatis beati
Johannis Baptistae viijd.; et S. Michaelis xvd. Et S. Martini vbus. frumenti.
Willelmus le Copede tenet j messuagium et unam virgatam terrae, quondam
Andreae le Copede: Reddendo termino S. Andreae, etc. (as above).
Thomas Andreu tenet j messuagium et unam virgatam terrea prius Willelmi
Andreu: Reddendo termino St. Andreae, etc. (as above).
Idem tenet unam parcellam de Forreplond: Reddendo termino Nativitatis
Domini iijd. ; Paschae iijd. ; Nativitatis beati Johannis Baptisteae iijd. ;
et St. Michaelis iijd.
Willeimus Merewyne tenet j messuagium et ij partes unius virgatae terrae,
prius Johannis Merewyne, et unam acram quam Eustachius atte Wodehouse tenuit:
Reddendo termino S. Andreae Apostoli vjd. qr.; Nativitatis Domini iijd. et
duas partes unius gallinae; Paschae iijd. et v ova ; S. Michaelis iiijd. Et
termino Martini iijbus. jpc. frumenti de Chersetto.
Matildis atte Greyne tenet j cotagium cum curtillagio de tenura praedicti
Willelmi: Reddendo termino S. Michaelis vjd.
Thomas le Freyn tenet inde unam acram: Reddendo termino beati Johannis
vjd. ob.
Ricardus Chapelayn tenet inde j acram terrae et dim., prius Johannis
Huldemele: Reddendo termino Nativitatis Domini ijd. ; Paschae ijd. ; et S.
Michaelis ijd.
Thomas atte Nhotecrofte tenet tertiam partem praedictae virgatae terrae:
Reddendo termino S. Andreae Apostoli iijd. qr. ; Nativitatis Domini ijd. ob.
et tertiam partem unius gallinae; Paschae iijd. Nativitatis S. Johannis
Bapt. ijd. ob.; Nativitatis beati Johannis ijd. ob.; S. Michaelis vd. Et
termino S. Martini jbus. dim. jpc. frumenti de Chersetto.
Willelmus Couryng tenet j messuagium et j virgatam terrae, prius Roberti
Couryng: Reddendo termino S. Andreae Apostoli ixd. ob.; Nat. Domini viijd. et
unam gallinam; Pasch. viijd. et v ova; Nat. beati Johannis viijd.; S. Mich.
xvd. Et termino S. Martini ijbus. et dim. frumenti de Chersetto.
Ricardus le Lhout tenet j messuagium et dimidiam virgatam terrae;
Reddendo termino S. Andreae Ap. iiijd. qr.; Nat. Domini iiijd. et dimidiam
gallinam; Pasch. iiijd., ij ova et dimidiam; Nat. beati ((Page 137)) Johannis
iiijd.; S. Mich. vijd. ob. Et termino Martini jbus. jpc. frumenti.
Robertus Pycot tenet j messuagium et dimidiam virgatam terrae: Reddendo
termino S. Andreae Ap. iiijd. ob. qr.; Nat. Domini, iiijd. et dim. gallinam;
Pasch. iiijd. et ij ova; et Nat. beati Jobannis iiijd.; S. Mich. vijd. ob. Et
termino S. Mart. jbus. jpc. frumenti de Chersetto.
Johanna la Blake tenet j messuagium et unam ferdellam terrae, prius
Adelae Blake: Reddendo termino S. Andreae ijd. qr. et dim.; Nat. Domini ijd.
et quartam partem unius gallinae; Paschae ijd., unum ovum et quartam partem
unius ovi; Nat. beati Johannis ijd.; S. Mich. iijd. ob. qr. Et termino
Martini ijbus. et dim. frumenti.
Matildis la Blake tenet j messuagium et unam ferdellam terrae, prius
Willelmi le Blake: Reddendo termino S. Andreae Ap. ijd. qr. et dim; Nat.
Domini ijd. et quartam partem unius gallinae; Paschae ijd. unum ovum et
quartam partem unius ovi; Nat. beati Johannis ijd.; S. Mich. iijd. ob. qr. Et
termino Martini ijbus. et dim. frumenti.
Thomas atte Hurne tenet j messuagium et unam ferdellam terrae, prius
Willelmi atte Hurne: Reddendo termino S. Andreae Ap. ijd. qr. et dim.; Nat.
Domini ijd. et quartam partem unius gallinae; Paschae ijd. unum ovum et
quartam partem unius ovi; Nat. beati Johannis ijd.; S. Mich. iijd. ob. qr.
Et termino Martini jbus. jpc. frumenti de Chersetto.
Johannes le Hurt tenet j messuagium et unam ferdellam terrae, prius
ejusdem Johannis: Reddendo termino S. Andreae Ap. ijd. qr. et dim., etc. (as
above).
Johannes Thomas tenet j messuagium et unam ferdellam terrae, excepto uno
cotagio et una pertica: Reddendo termino S. Andreae ijd. qr. et dim. Nat.
Domini ijd. et dim. partem unins gallina; Paschae ijd., unum ovum et quartam
partem unius ovi; Nat. beati Johannis ijd.; S. Mich. jd. ob. qr. Et termino
Martini jbus. jpc. frumenti.
Thomas le Freyn tenet inde unum cotagium et unam perticam: Reddendo inde
termino S. Mich. ijd.
Johannes Sturye tenet j messuagium et unam ferdellam terrae, excepto uno
cotagio cum curtillagio et dimidia acra: Reddendo termino S. Andreae ijd. qr.
et dim.; Nat. Domini jd. et quartam partem unius gallinae; Paschae ijd., unum
ovum et quartronum (?); Nat. beati Johannis jd.; S. Mich. jd. ob. qr. Et
termino Martini jbus. jpc. frumenti.
Johannes Thomas tenet inde unum cotagium cum curtillagio: Reddendo
termino Nat. Domini jd., Nat. beati Johannis jd. Et S. Mich. ijd.
Ricardus Chapelayn tenet inde dimidiam acram, prius Johannis atte Thorne:
Reddendo termino S. Mich. ijd.
Johannes Shortwade tenet j messuagium et dimidiam virgatam ((Page 138))
terrae et quamdam veterem purpresturam: Reddendo termino S. Andreae iiijd.
ob. qr.; Nat. Domini, viijd. ob. et dimidiam gallinam; Paschae viijd. ob. et
ij ova et dim.; Nat. beati Johannis viijd. ob.; S. Mich. xijd. Et termino
Martini ijbus. et dim. frumenti de Chersetto.
Idem tenet unum Cotagium et dimidiam acram terrae: Reddendo termino Nat.
Domini vid.; Paschae vid.; Nat. beati Johannis vid.; et S. Mich. vid.
Willelmus le Smyth tenet j messuagium et dimidiam virgatam terrae, prius
Walteri le Smyth: Reddendo termino S. Andreae Ap. iiijd. ob. qr.; Nat. Domini
viijd.; Paschae viijd.; Nat. beati Johannis viijd.; S. Mich. viijd.
Idem tenet unam acram purpresturae: Reddendo termino Mich. vjd.
Walterus Broun tenet j cotagium cum curtillagio, prius Willelmi le Rede:
Reddendo termino Nat. Domini vjd.; Paschae vjd.; Nat. beati Johannis vjd.; et
S. Mich. vjd.
Walterus le Soutere tenet unum cotagium cum curtillagio quondam Cristina
le Fyghelestre: Reddendo termino S. Mich. xviijd.
Johannes Sturye tenet unum cotagium cum curtillagio, pruis Aliciae Serle:
Reddendo termino Nat. Domini iijd.; Paschae iijd.; Nat. beati Johannis iijd.;
et S. Mich. iijd.
Thomas Andreu tenet unam croftam quondam Johannis atte Wodehouse et
Johannae sororis ejus: Reddendo termino Mich. iijs.
Willelmus le Smyth tenet quandam parcellam terrae inclusam: Reddendo
termino Mich. ijd. de novo incremento.
Agnes Danel tenet unam parvam placeam de tenura Thomae le Freyn: Reddendo
termino Mich. jd. pro Warentia inde habenda.
Willelmus Cawat reddit pro simili, termino Mich. jd.
Isabell la Shephurde reddit pro simili, termino Mich. jd.
Walterus Couryng reddit pro quadam parva placea, termino Mich. jd.
Hundredum de Suttone et Crundale solvent annuatim pro eorum secatura quam
facere solebant ad manerium de Suttone, termino Gulae Angusti xljs. viijd.
Summa totalis cxvijs. iiijd. ob. qr. Unde term. S. Andreae vjs. viijd.
ob. qr.; Omnium Sanctorum xxs.; Nat. Domini vijs. xd. ob.; Paschae vijs. xd.
ob.; Nat. beati Johannis vijs. xd. ob.; Gulae Augusti xljs. viijd.; S. Mich.
xxvs. iiijd. ob. Item de Chersetto termino Martini iiij qr. v bu. dim.
frumenti; viij galli et gallinae; et xl ova ad Pascham } praebeantur
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Thomas of Byfler holds a messuage and two hides of laud: paying on All
Saints' Day 20s.
William le Copede holds a messuage and three acres of land, formerly held
by Juliana la Crean (?): paying at Michaelmas 8s.
Thomas le Freyn holds a messuage and a virgate of land, formerly held by
Robert le Freyn: paying on St. Andrew's Day 9 1/2d.; Christmas 8d. and a hen;
Easter 8d. and five eggs; St. John Baptist's Day 8d.; Michaelmas 15d.; and
Martinmas five bushels of corn.
William le Copede holds a messuage and a virgate of land, formerly held
by Andrew le Copede: paying as Thomas le Freyn.
Thomas Andreu holds a messuage and a virgate of land, formerly held by
William Andreu: paying as Thomas le Freyn.
He also holds a parcel of Forrep-land: paying at Christmas 3d.; Easter
3d.; St. John Baptist's Day 3d.; Michaelmas 3d.
William Merewyne holds a messuage and two parts of a virgate of land,
formerly held by John Merewyne, and an acre which Eustace atte Wodehouse used
to hold: paying at St. Andrew's Day 6 1/4d.; Christmas 3d. and two parts of a
hen; Easter, 3d. and five eggs; Michaelmas 4d.; and Martinmas three bushels
and one peck of corn as Churchshot.
Matilda atte Greyne holds a cotland with a curtilage from the holding of
the above William: paying at Michaelmas 6d.
Thomas le Freyn holds an acre of it: paying at St. John's Day, 6 1/2d.
Richard Chapelayn holds one and a half acre of it, formerly held by John
Huldemele: paying at Christmas, 2d.; Easter, 2d.; Michaelmas, 2d.
Thomas atte Nhotecrofte holds a third of the aforesaid virgate of land:
paying, at St. Andrew's Day, 3 1/4d.; Christmas, 2 1/2d., and the third part
of a hen; at Easter, 3d.; Nativity of St. John Baptist, 2 1/2d.; Nativity of
St. John, 2 1/2d.; Michaelmas, 5d.; and at Martinmas, one bushel and a half
and one peck of Churchshot corn.
William Couryng holds a messuage and a virgate of land, formerly held by
Robert Couryng: paying, at St. Andrew's Day, 9 1/2d.; Christmas, 8d. and a hen
; Easter, 8d. and five eggs; St. John's Day, 8d.; Michaelmas, 15d. ; and at
Martinmas, two and a half bushels of Churchshot corn.
Richard le Lhout holds a messuage and half a virgate of land: paying, St.
Andrew's Day, 4 1/4d.; Christmas, 4d. and half a hen; Easter, 3d. and two and
a half eggs; St. John's Day, 4d.; Michaelmas, 7 1/2d.; and at Martinmas, one
bushel and one peck of corn.
Robert Pycot holds a messuage and half a virgate of land: paying, St.
Andrew's Day, 4 3/4d; Christmas, 4d. and half a hen; Easter, 4d. and two eggs;
St. John's Day, 4d.; Michaelmas, 7 1/2d. ; and Martinmas, one bushel and one
peck of Churchshot corn.
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Johanna la Blake holds a messuage and a "ferdell" (quarter of a virgate)
of land, formerly held by Adam le Blake: paying, St. Andrew's Day, 2 3/8d.;
Christmas, 2d. and the fourth part of a hen; Easter, 2d. an egg and a quarter;
St. John's Day, 2d.; Michaelmas, 3 3/4d.; Martinmas, two and a half bushels of
corn.
Thomas atte Home holds a messuage and a "ferdell" of land, formerly held
by William atte Hurne: paying, St. Andrew's Day 2 3/8d.; Christmas 2d. and the
fourth part of a hen; Easter 2d., an egg an a quarter; St. John's Day 2d.;
Michaelmas 3 3/4d.; Martinmas one bushel and one peck of Churchshot corn.
John le Hurt holds a messuage and a "ferdell" of land, formerly held by
the said John: paying, St. Andrew's Day 2 3/8d., etc. (as Thomas atte Hurne).
John Thomas holds a messuage and a "ferdell" of land, excepting one
cotland and a perch: paying, St. Andrew's Day 2 3/8d.; Christmas 2d. and half
a hen; Easter 2d., an egg and a quarter; St. John's Day, 2d.; Michaelmas 1
3/4d.; Martinmas one bushel and one peck of corn.
Thomas le Freyn holds from the above a cotland and a perch: paying for it
at Michaelmas 2d.
John Sturge holds a messuage and a "ferdell" of land, excepting a cotland
with curtilage and half an acre; paying, St. Andrew's Day 2 3/8d.; Christmas
1d. and a quarter of a hen; Easter 2d., one egg and a quarter; St. John's Day,
1d.; Michaelmas 1 3/4d.; Martinmas one bushel and one peck of corn.
John Thomas holds of the above a cotland with curtilage: paying,
Christmas 1d.; St. John's Day 1d.; Michaelmas 2d.
Richard Chapelayn holds of the above half an acre, formerly held by John
atte Thorne: paying, Michaelmas 2d.
John Shortwade holds a messuage and half a virgate of land, and a certain
ancient encroachment: paying at St. Andrew's Day 4 3/4d.; Christmas 8 1/2d.
and half a hen; Easter 8 1/2d. and 2 1/2 eggs; St. John's Day 8 1/2d.;
Michaelmas 12d.; Martinmas 2 1/2 bushels of Churchshot corn.
The same holds a cotland and half acre of land: paying at Christmas 6d. ;
Easter 6d.; St. John's Day 6d. ; and Michaelmas 6d.
William le Smyth holds a messuage and half a virgate of land, previously
held by Walter le Smyth: paying at St. Andrew's Day, 4 3/4d.; Christmas 8d.;
Easter 8d.; St. John's Day 8d.; Michaelmas 8d.
The same holds one acre of encroachment: paying at Michaelmas, 6d.
Walter Brown holds a cotland with curtilage, formerly held by William le
Rede: paying at Christmas 6d.; Easter 6d.; St. John's Day 6d.; Michaelmas 6d.
Walter le Soutere hold a cotland with curtilage, formerly held by
Cristina la Fyghelestre: paying at Michaelmas 18d.
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John Sturye holds a cotland with curtilage, formerly held by Alice Serle:
paying at Christmas 3d.; Easter 3d.; St. John's Day 3d.; Michaelmas 3d.
Thomas Andreu holds a croft, formerly held by John atte Wodehouse and
Joan his sister: paying at Michaelmas 3s.
William le Smyth holds a parcel of enclosed land: paying at Michaelmas
2d., of new increment.
Agnes Danel holds a small place of the holding of Thomas le Freyn: paying
at Michaelmas jd. for a warranty of it.
William Cawat pays for the same at Michaelmas 1d.
Isabell la Shephurde ditto, 1d.
Walter Couryng pays for a small place at Michaelmas 1d.
The Hundred of Sutton and Crondale shall pay yearly for their duty of
cutting, which they were accustomed to do for the manor of Sutton on August
1st, 41s. 8d.
The whole sum, 117s. 4 3/4d.; of which on St. Andrew's Day, 6s. 8 3/4d.;
All Saints' Day, 20s.; Christmas, 7s. 10 1/2d.; Easter, 7s. 10 1/2d.; St.
John's Day, 7s. 10 1/2d.; 1st August, 41s 8d,; Michaelmas, 25s. 4 1/2d.: also
of Churchshot, at Martinmas, 4qr. 5 1/2 bus. of corn, eight cocks and hens;
and 40 eggs at Easter } are to be provided.
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THE Prior of St. Swithun's, Winchester, held yearly, by his steward, two Views
of Frank-pledge or Manorial courts, within his several manors and hundreds.
The earliest Roll now extant of the proceedings of these courts consists of a
bundle of fifteen rotulets of parchment sewn together at the top. It gives us
the progress of the courts held for the turn of St. Martin, A.D. 1281, and the
turn of Hock, A.D. 1282. The tenth and eleventh rotulets are occupied with
the proceedings of the courts of the Hundred of Crondal. Damp and decay have
made great havoc with this Roll, and the Crondal portion of it will probably
never be deciphered again.
((20 OCTOBER, 1281.)) CRONDALLE. Hundredum de termino Sancti Martini
tentum per Fratrem Philippum de Avintone et Henricum de Dernegate, die Lunae
proxima post festum Sancti Lucae, anno Domini Mo CCo lxxxjo.
Johannes le Vale, pro delicto pasturae; in misericordia - vjd. Willelmus
Cuperms, pro simili; in misericordia - vjd. Petrus le Hunte, pro simili; in
misericordia - vjd. Alexander Porcarius, pro simili; in misericordia - vjd.
Rogerus Pelliparius, pro simili; in misericordia - vj d. Johannes Wrench, pro
simili; in misericordia - vjd. Robertus Burgate, pro simili; in misericordia
- vjd. Alicia vidua, pro simili; in misericordia - vjd. Galfridus Juvenis,
pro simili; in misericordia - vjd.
De herietto Gaifridi de la Rigge, j bos. Et venit Margeria quae fuit
uxor ejus, et pro fine j mesuagii et j virgatee terrae, prius viri sui, in
viduitate sua tenendae, dat domino xiijs. iiijd. : plegiis pecuniae et
serviciorum Roberto de Burgate et Thoma Huldemele.
De herietto Roberti Cove, xijd. Et venit Juliana quae fuit uxor ejus, et
pro fine j mesuagii et iij acrarum ((et)) dimidiae purpresturae, prius viri sui,
dat domino ijs.: plegiis pecuniae et serviciorum Willelmo de Hallely et
Martino de Bromham.
Agnes quae fuit uxor Willelmi Nyweman, pro fine j mesuagii et dimidiae
virgatae terrae, prius viri sui, in viduitate sua tenendae, dat domino vjs.
viijd.: plegio pecuniae et serviciorum Willelmo de Hallely.
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De herietto Waltori de Suthwde, j boviculus. Et venit Juliana qnae fuit
uxor ejus, et pro fine j mesuagii et quartae partis j virgatae terrae, prius
viri sui, dat domino iijs. : plegio pecuniae et serviciorum Willelmo de
Suthwde.
Matilda quae fuit uxor Radulfi Huthe dat domino xs. pro fine j mesuagii
et dimidiae virgatae terrae, prius viri sui: plegiis pecuniae et serviciorum
Johanne Rotario et Thoma Everard.
De herietto Ricardi Porcarii, nichil quia pauper. Et venit Alexander,
filius ejus, et pro fine j mesuagii et dimidii cotagii terrae, prius patris
sui, dat domino ijs. : plegio pecuniae et serviciorum Roberto de Burgate.
Petrus le Hunte dat domino xijd. pro fine j acrae super la Ly tenendae;
reddendo inde annuatim xijd. de incremento redditus: plegio de serviciis
Willelmo Edmund.
Johannes Bruning dat domino xijd. pro fine j acrae purpresturae de
dominico tenendae; reddendo inde annuatim xijd. de incremento redditus: plegio
de serviciis Roberto de Burgate.
Willelmus atte Wde dat domino xs. pro fine j mesuagii et dimidiae
virgatae terrae in Yateleghe, prius matris suae : plegio pecuniae et
serviciorum Martino de Bromham.
Henricus Simmund reddit in manus domini j mesuagium et v acras terrae, de
tenemento quondam Ricardi Wisdom; postea dictum tenementum retraditur dicto
Henrico, et dictus Henricus invenit plegios emendandi dictum tenementum ita
quod domus suae sint in adeo bono statu sicut unquam fuerunt citra festum
Sancti Michaelis - Thomam Everard, Gilbertum Sweyn, et Rogerum Cartare.
De herietto Agnetis de Hygate, ijs. vjd. Et venit Elias de Higate et pro
fine j mesuagii et quartae partis j virgatae terrae dat domino vs.: plegiis de
serviciis et pecunia Roberto filio Matildae, et Warino Chatur.
Avicia quae fuit uxor Hugonis Molendinarii venit et reddit in manus
domini j mesuagium et j virgatam terra in Alreschate. Et venit Robertus
filius ejus et pro seisina inde habenda dat domino xxxs. et per heriettum
eundem: plegiis pecuniae et serviciorum Ada de Estfeyld et Elia Wille.
Elias Crulle dat domino ijs. pro fine j acra et dimidia in Alreschate:
plegio de serviciis Elia Wille.
Radulphus de Sumereford dat domino xijd. pro fine j placiae in Dupenhale
non mensuratae; reddendo inde annuatim de incremento redditus iiijd.: plegio
de serviciis Galfrido Juvene.
Willelmus le Wdeward, quia fecit vastum et vendicionem in bosco suo et
arboribus suis; in misericordia - xxs.: plegiis Johanne le Wyte et Martino de
la Sturte.
Tithinga de Yatelighe, quia non venit, etc.; in misericordia - vjs.
viijd.
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Robertus de Monasterio, pro assisa cervisiae fracta; in misericordia, bis
- xijd.
Robertus de Monasterio, quia fecit panem venalem extra assisam; in
misencordia - xijd. Cecilia Gyffard, pro simili; in misericordia - vjd.
Gilbertus de la Strode, pro simili; in misericordia - vjd. Johannes de la
Cnulle, pro simili; in misericordia - vjd.
((Tithinga de Hallely)), quia non venit sicut summonita fuit, etc.; in
misericordia - iiijs. ((Tithinga de Alres))hate, pro simili; in misericordia -
vs.
Robertus de Monee fecit plures defaltas et non venit; ideo distringatur.
Johannes de Sevintone dat domino xvs. pro ingressu habendo ad Aliciam de
la Dene et dimidiam virgatam terrae: plegiis de serviciis et pecunia Elia
Willie et Willelmo de Linham.
Tithinga de Crocham, quia non venit sicut summonita fuit, etc.; in
misericordia - vjs. viijd. Tithinga de Dupehale, pro simili; in misericordia
- vs.
Matilda Hunte dat domino xijd. pro Alicia filia sna maritanda extra
manerium. Eadem Matilda dat domino vjd. pro Ala filia sua maritanda infra
dominium.
Tithinga de Swandrop, quia non venit, ete.; in misericordia - iijs.
Tithinga de Suttone, pro simili; in misericordia - iijs.
Walterus Faber, pro assisa cervisiae fracta; in misericordia, quinquies -
xijd.
Tithinga de Crondale, quia non venit, etc.; in misericordia - ijs.
Juliana de Aqua, pro transgressione; in misericordia - vj d. : plegio
Willelmo de Aqua.
Juliana et Elinna Future reddunt in manus domini j acram terrae cum manso
in Crundal. Et venit Ricardus le Messir ot pro seisina inde habenda dat
domino iijs.: plegio de servieiis Roberto de Burgate.
Robertus de Harnham dat domino vjd. pro fine quartae partis j acrae
terrae in Yatelighe; reddendo inde annuatim jd. pro incremento redditus:
plegio de serviciis Martino de la Sturte.
Bartholomeus de la Strode dat domino ijs. pro fine j mesuagii et dimidiae
virgatae terrae in Yatelighe, prius patris sui: plegiis de pecunia et
serviciis Willelmo le Wytw et Roberto Godinge.
Matilda quae fuit uxor Radulfii Huche dat domino xviijd., pro fine parvae
placiae de terra Ricardi Wisdom tenendae; reddendo inde annuatim xijd. de
redditu: plegiis pecuniae et serviciorum Thoma Everard et Rogero Carectario.
Robertus de la Forde reddit in manus dominij mesuagium et dimidiam acram
terrae. Et venit Gunnoia, filia ejus, et pro seisina inde habenda dat domino
xij d.: plegio de serviciis et pecunia Roberto de la Forde.
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Alicia de Sturkeldene dat domino iiijs. pro seisina rehabenda de
tenemento quod amisit, pro eo quod Gilbertus de Crundel finem fecit pro eodem
tenemento et eadem Alicia ducenda in uxorem, et postea eam pro quadam
affinitate inter eos habere non potuit.
Willelmus Edmund dat domino xijd. pro fine j acrae super Ly tenendae;
reddendo inde de incremento redditus xijd.: plegie pecuniae et serviciorum
Simone Scephurde.
Summa ixli. iijs. xd. Et de incremento redditus iiijs. vd. Et j bos et
j boviculus de heriettis.
De tallagio hominum manerii in communi xli.
Summa curiae et hundredi cum tallagio xixli. iijs. xd.
((4 APRIL, 1282.)) CRONDALLE. Hundredum de Hock tentum per H((enricum)) de
Dernegate, Senescallum, die Sabbati in ebdomada Paschae anno Domini
MoCColxxxijo.
Petrus le Blund, quia ((ce))cidit et asportavit sepes Alexandri Porcarii,
vadiavit ei emendas et domino misericordiam - vjd.
Juliana atte Hegge, pro delicto pasturae, in misericordiam - vjd. Elicia
de Sturkeldene, pro simili, bis, in misericordia - vjd. Rogerus Dipedale, pro
simili, in misericordia - vjd. Robertus atte Hale, pro simili, in
misericordia - ((*blank*)) Robertus atte Boreghe, pro simili, in misericordia-
((*blank*)) Johannes atte Veldmede, pro simili, in misericordia - vjd.
Willelmus atte Rude, pro simili, in misericordia- ((*blank*)) Cecilia de Badeli,
pro simili, in misericordia - ((*blank*))
Alicia de Sumerford, quia prostravit unam quercum sine licencia, in
misericordia - vjd.
Johannes de la Hegge, quia ((ce))cidit sepes domini, in misericordia - vjd.
Johannes Merewine venit et petit annuam exhibucionem de tenemento,
quondam patris sui, in Suttone, unde ipse haeres est, de Alexandro de Wottone,
qui dictum tenementum tenet. Et praedicti Johannes et Alexander, per
voluntatem et assensum Senescalli, concordati sunt sub hac forma; videlicet,
quod dictus Alexander dabit annuatim dicto Johanni xviijd. nomine exhibucionis
de tenemento praedicto.
Robertus atte Firne, pro falso clameo versus Robertum atte Boreghe, in
misericordia - ((*blank*))
Hugo Sweyne dat domino xvd. ut possit tenere ij acras et dimidiam terrae
arabilis de tenemento quondam Ricardi Wisdom; reddendo inde annuatim xvd. de
incremento redditus: plegiis de serviciis Gilberto Sweyn et Rogero Carectario.
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Henricus Swein dat domino xvd. ut possit tenere ij acras et dimidiam
terrae arabilis de tenemento quondam Ricardi Wisdom; reddendo inde annuatim
xvd. de redditu: plegiis de serviciis Gilberto Swein et Rogero Carectario.
Henricus Chupman dat domino ijs. jd. ob. ut possit tenere iiij acras et
unam perticam terrae arabilis de tenemento quondam Ricardi Wisdom; reddendo
inde annuatim ijs. jd. ob. de redditu: plegiis de serviciis Johanne Blakeman
et Rogero Carectario.
Thomas le Cupere dat domino ixd. ut possit tenere unam acram et dimidiam
terrae arabilis de tenemento quondam Ricardi Wisdom; reddendo inde annuatim
ixd. de redditu: plegiis de serviciis Rogero Carectario et Roberto de la
Firne.
Radulfus Ketchel dat domino vjd. ut possit tenere unam acram terrae
arabilis de tenemento quondam Ricardi Wisdom; reddendo inde vjd. annui
redditus: plegiis de serviciis Rogero Carectario et Galfrido atte Hethe.
Petrus de Gardiner dat domino iijd. ut possit tenere dimidiam acram
terrae de tenemento praedicto, reddendo inde annuatim iijd. de redditu plegiis
de serviciis Johanne de Sepin et Hugone de Gardiner.
Galfridus atte He((tho)) dat domino iiijs. vjd. ut possit tenere v acras
terrae arabilis et unam rudam pasturae tenementi preedicti, reddendo inde
iiijs. vjd. annui redditus: plegiis de serviciis Rogero Carectario et Johanne
Culte.
Ricardus le Hayward dat domino ijs. vjd. ut possit tenere v acras terrae
arabilis de tenemento quondam Ricardi Wisdom; reddendo inde ijs. vjd. annui
redditus : ((plegiis de serviciis)) Ricardo de Spina et Johanne de
Wygewrthehale.
Rogerus Carectarius dat domino vs. ut possit tenere v acras et dimidiam
de tenemento praedicto, reddendo inde vs. vjd. annui redditus: plegiis
pecuniae et serviciorum Johanne de la Boreghe et Galfrido de la Hethe.
Robertus de la Firne dat domino xviijd. ut possit tenere j acram et
dimidiam terrae arabilis de tenemento quondam Ricardi Wisdom; reddendo inde
xviijd. annui redditus: plegiis de serviciis Rogero Carectario et Johanne de
Wygewrthehale.
Henricus Sweyn dat domino viijd. pro una parva placia in communa sibi
includenda, reddendo inde jd. annui redditus: plegio de
serviciis.................... (sic.)
Willelmus Edmund, quia appropriavit sibi fimum Petri le Hunte, vadiavit
ei emendas et domino misericordiam - xijd.
De herietto Warini le Chatur, j pullus. Et venit Juliana quae fuit uxor
ejus, et, ut possit in viduitate sua tenere j mesuagium et j virgatam ((Page
147)) terrae, prius viri sui, dat vjs. viijd. : plegiis de serviciis Ada de
Estfeyld et Johanne de la Dene.
Margareta quae fuit uxor Willelmi Juvenis dat domino vjd., pro Margareta
filia sua maritanda extra dominium.
Harigancia quae fuit uxor Rogeri de Haliburne dat domino xijd., ut possit
tenere tenementum, prius viri sui, ad terminum vitae suae.
Henricus atte Felde dat domino vjs. viijd. pro ingressu habendo ad
Aliciam Cranemore et unam moram quae vocatur Cranemore: plegio de serviciis
Elia Wille.
Margeria Palmere venit et reddit in manus domini j virgatam terrae cum
manso in Crundel. Et venit Galfridus filius ejus et pro seisina inde habenda
dat domino vjs. viijd., tali condicione, quod dicta Margeria habeat terciam
partem et ij pecias amplius, de tenemento praedicto, ad terminum vitae suae:
et invenit plegios de pecunia et serviciis Willelmum Cawat et Robertum le
Lung.
Ricardus de Bromham reddit in manus domini v acras terrae. Et venit
Willelmus de Hallely et pro seisina inde habenda dat domino ijs.: plegiis de
serviciis Ada de Hallely et Johanne Hurt.
Ricardus de Spina dat domino vjd. pro una parva placia juxta Burly;
reddendo inde jd. de annuo redditu: plegiis de scrviciis Willelmo de la Linche
et Stephano de Spina.
Robertus Wille, quia non tenet convencionem Hugonis le Wise, in
misericordia - vjd. Et praeceptum est quod convencio teneatur.
Tithinga de Yatelighe, quia non venit, etc.; in misericordia - iiijs.
Gilbertus de Cruce, quia fecit melletam cum Willelmo Sired, in
misericordia - vjd.
Tithinga de Hallely, quia non venit, etc. ; in misericordia - iiijs.
Tithinga de Alreschate, pro simili; in misericordia - vs.
Robertus de Monee fecit plures defaltas et modo est districtus; ideo
praeceptum quod melius distringatur.
Tithinga de Crocham, quia non venit, etc.; in misericordia - vjs. viijd.
Rogerus Dipwode pro transgressione versus Galfridum Pottere; in
misericordia - vjd.
Nicholaus de la Haker non sequitur tithingam: ideo terra quam tenet in
dominio capiatur in manus domini. Postea retraditur eidem.
Tithinga de Dupehale, quia non venit, etc.; in misericordia - vs.
Tithinga de Swandrop, pro simili; in misericordia - iijs. vjd. Tithinga de
Suttone, pro simili; in misericordia - iijs.
Walterus Faber, pro assisa cervisiae fracta; in misericordia - xijd.
Tithinga de Crondalle, quia non venit, etc.; in misericordia - ijs.
Eva de Estemille, pro assisa cervisiae fracta; in misericordia - vjd.
Johannes atte Hatche, pro falso clameo super Stephanum Thuregode et
Robertum de Clere; in misericordia - ((*blank))
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Willelmus de Ponte dat domino vjd. ut possit tenere dimidiam acram
purpresturae in Yatelighe; reddendo inde annuatim jd. de redditu: plegio de
serviciis Martino de Bromham.
Gunilda de Pilecote reddit in manus domini j mesuagium et v acras terrae.
Et venit Radulfus Keche, et pro seisina inde habenda dat domino xviij d.:
plegio de serviciis Roberto atte Firne.
Henricus Simund reddit in manus domini j mesuagium et viij acras terrae
in Crocham. Et venit Matilda quae fuit uxor Radulfi Hute et pro seisina inde
habenda dat domino ijs. (No sureties named.)
Willelmus Katche reddit in manus domini ij acras et dimidiam in
Yatelighe. Et Walterus Giffard pro seisina inde habenda dat domino xij d.:
plegio de serviciis Roberto de Bromham.
Johannes Bruning dat domino xijd. ut possit tenere unam acram de la
Hudellond, reddendo inde annuatim xij d.: plegio de serviciis Roberto de
Burgate.
Willelmus atte Watere venit et per voluntatem suam concessit Julianae
sorori suae unam placiam terrae ad aedificandum. Dicta Juliana, pro hac
concessione irrotulanda, dat domino vjd.
Robertus de la Strode dat domino xxvjs. viijd. pro ingressu
habendo................... et dimidiam virgatam terrae cum manso, in Swandrop:
plegiis pecuniae et serviciorum...........
Summa cxixs. ixd. ob. Et de incremento redditus xxjs. iiijd. ob.
Et j pullus de herietto.
20 OCTOBER, 1281. CRONDALLE. The Hundred (Court) of the term of Saint
Martin, held by Brother Philip de Avintone and Henry de Dernegate, on the
Monday nearest after the Feast of Saint Luke, in the year of our Lord, 1281.
{* The Steward, and the Clerk of the lands, used to ride the progress of these
Courts, and the Prior occasionally sent his "Curtear" as well, who was one of
the monks and an important official. Thus the Prior and community were always
well informed as to the state of their manors and the welfare of their
tenants. This explains the attendance of Brother Philip de Avintone, at the
holding of this Court. In some of the smaller manors the "Curtear" himself
sometimes held the Manorial Courts.}
John le Vale is at mercy, for infringement of pasture - fined 6d. William
Cuperms, Peter le Hunte, Alexander the Swine-herd, Roger Skinner, John Wrench,
Robert Burgate, Widow Alice and Galfrid Young are at mercy on the same account
- fined 6d. each.
For the heriot of Galfrid de la Rigge, one ox. And Margery, who was his
wife, comes and gives to the lord 13s. 4d. for fine to hold, during her
widowhood, one messuage and one virgate of land, formerly her ((Page 149))
husband's: sureties for the payment and services being Robert de Burgate and
Thomas Huldemele.
For the heriot of Robert Cove, 12d. And Juliana, who was his wife, comes
and gives to the lord 2s. for fine, of one messuage and three and a half acres
of purpresture land, formerly her husband's: sureties for the payment and
services being William de Hallely and Martin de Bromham.
Agnes, who was the wife of William Nyweman, gives to the lord 6s. 8d. for
fine to hold, during her widowhood, a messuage and half a virgate of land,
formerly her husband's: surety for the payment and services being William de
Hallely.
For the heriot of Walter de Suthwode, a young ox. And Juliana, who was
his wife, comes and gives to the lord 3s., for fine of a messuage and of the
fourth part of a virgate of land, formerly her husband's: surety for the
payment and services being William de Suthwode.
Matilda, who was the wife of Ralph Huthe, gives to the lord 10s. for fine
of one messuage and half a virgate of land, formerly her husband's: sureties
for the payment and services being John Wheeler and Thomas Everard.
For the heriot of Richard the Swine-herd, nothing, because he was a poor
man. And Alexander, his son, comes and gives to the lord 2s. for fine of one
messuage and a half cotage of land, formerly his father's: surety for the
payment and services being Robert de Burgate.
Peter le Hunte gives to the lord 12d. for fine to hold one acre ((of land))
upon la Ly, paying therefor yearly 12d. for increment of rent: surety for the
services being William Edmund.
John Bruning gives to the lord 12d. for flue to hold one acre of
purpresture land of the demesne; paying therefor yearly 12d. for increment of
rent: surety for the services being Robert de Burgate.
William atte Wode gives to the lord 10s. for fine of one messuage and
half a virgate of land in Yateleghe, formerly his mother's: surety for the
payment and services being Martin do Bromham.
Henry Simmund surrenders into the hands of the lord one messuage and five
acres of land, of the tenement formerly Richard Wisdom's: the said tenement
was afterwards redelivered to the said Henry; and the said Henry found as
pledges for the repair of the said tenement - so that his houses may be in as
good a state as they ever were against the Feast of St. Michael - Thomas
Everard, Gilbert Sweyn and Roger Cartare.
For the heriot of Agnes de Hygate, 2s. 6d. And Elias de Higate comes and
gives to the lord 5s. for fine of one messuage and the fourth ((Page 150)) part
of a virgate of land : sureties for the services and money being Robert, the
son of Matilda, and Warin Chatur.
Avice, who was the wife of Hugh the Miller, comes and surrenders into the
hands of the lord one messuage and a virgate of land in Alreschate
(Aldershot). And Robert, her son, comes and gives to the lord 30s. to have
seizin thereof and by the same heriot, as Avice: sureties for the payment and
services being Adam de Estfeyld and Elias Wille.
Elias Crulle gives to the lord 2s. for fine of one acre and a half in
Alreschate: surety for the services being Elias Wille.
Ralph de Sumereford gives to the lord 12d. for fine of a place in
Dupenhale not measured, paying therefor yearly for increment of rent, 4d.:
surety for the services being Galfrid Young.
William le Wodeward is at mercy, because he made waste and sale of his
wood and trees - fined 20s.: sureties being John le Wyte and Martin de la
Sturte.
The tithing of Yatelighe is at mercy, because it did not come, etc. -
fined 6s. 8d.
Robert de Monastery is at mercy twice, for breaking the assise ale -
fined 12d.
Robert de Monastery is at mercy, because he sold bread beyond the assise
- fined 12d. Cecilia Gyffard, Gilbert de la Strode, and John de la Cnulle are
at mercy for the same offence - fined 6d. each.
The tithing of Hallely is at mercy, because it did not come as it was
summoned, etc. - fined 4s. The tithing of Alreshate is at mercy for the same
reason - fined 5s.
Robert de Monee has made many defaults and comes not; therefore, is to be
distrained upon.
John de Sevinton gives to the lord 15s. to have in marriage Alice de la
Dene and half a virgate of land: sureties for the services and money being
Elias Willie and William de Linham.
The tithing of Crocham is at mercy, because it did not, as it was
summoned, etc. - fined 6s. 8d. The tithing of Dupehale, for the same reason;
is at mercy - fined 6s.
Matilda Hunte gives to the lord 12d. for her daughter Alice, about to be
married out of the manor. The same Matilda gives to the lord 6d. for her
daughter Ala, about to be married within the lordship.
The tithing of Swandrop is at mercy, because it did not come, etc. -
fined 3s. 6d. The tithing of ((Long)) Sutton is at mercy for the same reason -
fined 3s.
Walter Faber is at mercy, for breaking the assise of ale five times -
fined 12d.
The tithing of Crondale is at mercy, because it did not come, etc. -
fined 2s.
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Juliana de Aqua is at mercy, for trespass - fined 6d.: surety ((for the
payment)) being William de Aqua.
Juliana et Elinna Future surrender into the hands of the lord one acre of
land with a house, in Crundal. And Richard le Messir comes and gives to the
lord 3s. to have seizin thereof: surety for the services being Robert de
Burgate.
Robert de Harnham gives to the lord 6d. for fine of the fourth part of an
acre of land in Yatelighe; paying yearly therefor 1d. for increment of rent:
surety for the services being Martin de la Sturte.
Bartholomew de la Strode gives to the lord 2s. for fine of a messuage and
half a virgate of land in Yatelighe, formerly his father's: sureties for the
payment and services being William le Wyte and Robert Godinge.
Matilda, who was the wife of Ralph Huche, gives to the lord 18d. for fine
to hold a small place of land, the land of Richard Wisdom; paying therefor
yearly 12d. as rent: sureties for the payment and services being Thomas
Everard and Roger Carter.
Robert de la Forde surrenders into the hands of the lord one messuage and
half an acre of land. And Gunnoia, his daughter, comes and gives to the lord
12d. to have seizin thereof: surety for the services and money being Robert de
la Forde.
Alice de Sturkeldene gives to the lord 4s. to recover seizin of the
tenement which she gave up, because Gilbert de Crundel made fine for the same
tenement and the same Alice in marriage; but afterwards it turned out, that,
on account of a certain affinity between them, he could not marry her.
William Edmund gives to the lord 12d. for fine to hold one acre ((of land))
upon Ly; paying therefor for increment of rent 12d.: surety for the payment
and services being Simon Shephurde.
The amount #9. 3s. 10d. And for increment of rent 4s. 5d. And one ox and
a young ox for heriots.
From the talliage of the men of the manor in common #10.
The amount of the Court and Hundred, with the talliage #19. 3s. 10d.
4 APRIL, 1282. CRONDALLE. The Hundred ((Court for the turn)) of Hock,
held by Henry de Dernegate, Steward, on Saturday in Easter week, in the year
of our Lord, 1282.
Peter le Blund is at mercy, because he cut down and carried away the
hedges of Alexander the swine-herd; he is pledged to make him amends and to
the lord a mercy - fined 6d.
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Juliana atte Hegge is at mercy, for infringement of pasture - fined 6d.
Elicia de Sturkeldene, twice; Roger Dipedale and Robert atte Veldmede, are at
mercy, on the same account - fined 6d. each; also Robert atte Hale, Robert
atte Boreghe, John atte Veldmede, William atte Rude and Cicily de Badeli.
Alice de Sumerford is at mercy, because she cut down an oak tree without
permission - fined 6d.
John de la Hegge is at mercy, because he cut down the lord's hedges -
fined 6d.
John Merewine comes and asks for a yearly payment from the tenement
formerly his father's, in Sutton, whereof he is the heir; of Alexander de
Wottone who holds the said tenement. And the aforesaid John and Alexander
came to an agreement, by the desire and assent of the Steward, to this effect;
namely, that the said Alexander shall give 18d. yearly to the said John, by
way of contribution from the aforesaid tenement.
Robert atte Firne is at mercy, for a false claim against Robert atte
Boreghe.
Hugh Sweyn gives to the lord 15d., that he may be able to hold 2 1/2
acres of arable land of the tenement formerly Richard Wisdom's, paying
therefor yearly 15d. for the increment of rent: sureties for the services
being Gilbert Sweyn and Roger Carter.
Henry Swein gives to the lord 15d., that he may be able to hold 2 1/2
acres of arable land of the tenement formerly Richard Wisdom's, paying
therefor yearly 15d. of rent: sureties for the services being Gilbert Swein
and Roger Carter.
Henry Chupman gives to the lord 2s. 1 1/2d. that he may be able to hold 4
acres and a perch of arable land of the tenement formerly Richard Wisdom's;
paying therefor yearly 2s. l 1/2d of rent: sureties for the services being
John Blakeman and Roger Carter.
Thomas le Cupere gives to the lord 9d. that he may be able to hold an
acre and a half of arable land of the tenement formerly Richard Wisdom's;
paying therefor yearly 9d. as rent: sureties for the services being Roger
Carter and Robert de la Firne.
Ralph Ketehel gives to the lord 6d. that he may be able to hold an acre
of arable land of the tenement formerly Richard Wisdom's; paying therefor 6d.
a year as rent: sureties for the services being Roger Carter and Galfrid atte
Hethe.
Peter de Gardiner gives to the lord 3d., that he may be able to hold half
an acre of land of the aforesaid tenement, paying therefor yearly 3d. as rent:
sureties for the services John de Sepin and Hugh de Gardiner.
Galfrid atte Hethe gives to the lord 4s. 6d. that he may be able to ((Page
153)) hold 5 acres of arable land and one rood of pasture of the aforesaid
tenement; paying therefor yearly 4s. 6d. as rent : sureties for the services
Roger Carter and John Culte.
Richard the Hayward gives to the lord 2s. 6d., that be may be able to
hold 5 acres of arable land, of the tenement formerly Richard Wisdom's, paying
therefor yearly 2s. 6d. as rent: sureties for the services being Richard de
Spina and John de Wygeworthale.
Roger Carter gives to the lord 5s. that he may be able to hold 5 1/2
acres of the aforesaid tenement, paying therefor yearly 5s. 6d. as rent:
sureties for the payment and services being John de la Boreghe and Galfrid de
la Hethe.
Robertus de la Firne gives to the lord 18d. that he may be able to hold
an acre and a half of arable land, of the tenement formerly Richard Wisdom's;
paying therefor yearly 18d. as rent: sureties for the services being Roger
Carter and Roger de Wygerworthhale.
Henry Sweyn gives to the lord 8d. for a small place on the Common to be
enclosed for him, paying therefor 1d. yearly rent: surety for the
services.......... (sic).
William Edmund, because he appropriated to himself dung which belonged to
Peter le Hunte, is pledged to make him amends, and a mercy to the lord - fined
12d.
For the heriot of Warin le Chatur, a colt. And Juliana, who was his wife
comes and gives to the lord 6s. 8d. that she may be able to bold, in her
widowhood, one messuage and a virgate of land, formerly her husband's:
sureties for the services being Adam de Estfeyld and John de la Dene.
Margaret, who was the wife of William Young gives to the lord 6d. for
Margaret her daughter about to be married outside of the lordship.
Harigancia, who was the wife of Roger de Haliburne, gives to the lord
12d., that she may be able to hold the tenement, formerly her husband's, for
the term of her life.
Henry atte Felde gives to the lord 6s. 8d. to have in marriage Alice
Cranemore, and the moor which is called Cranemore: surety for the services
being Elias Wille.
Margery Palmere comes and surrenders into the hands of the lord a virgate
of land with a house, in Crundel. And Galfrid her son comes and gives to the
lord 6s. 8d. to have seizin thereof, upon this condition, that the said
Margery have the third part, and two pieces more, of the aforesaid tenement,
for the term of her life: and he found sureties for the payment and services,
William Cawat and Robert le Lung.
Richard de Bromham surrenders into the hands of the lord 5 acres of land.
And William de Hallely comes and gives to the lord 2s. to ((Page 154)) have
seizin thereof: sureties for the services Adam de Hallely and John Hurt.
Richard de Spina gives to the lord 6d. for a small place near Burly;
paying therefor yearly 1d. as rent : sureties for the services being William
de la Lynche and Stephen de Spina.
Robert Wille is at mercy, because he keeps not his agreement with Hugh le
Wise - fined 6d.; and it was ordered that the agreement is to be kept.
The tithing of Yatelighe is at mercy, because it did not come &c. - fined
4s.
Gilbert de Cruce is at mercy, because he had a fight with William Sired -
fined 6d.
The tithing of Hallely, is at mercy, because it did not come, &c. - fined
4s. The tithing of Alreschate, is at mercy, on the same account - fined 5s.
Robert de Monee has made many defaults and is now under distraint;
therefore, it was ordered, that he be distrained upon more effectually.
The tithing of Crocham is at mercy, because it did not come &c. -fined
6s. 8d.
Roger Dipwood is at mercy, for trespass against Galfrid Pottere -
fined 6d.
Nicholas de la Haker has not followed the tithing: therefore, the land
which he holds in the demesne, is to be taken into the lord's hands. It was
restored to him afterwards.
The tithing of Dupehale, is at mercy, because it did not come, &c. -
fined 5s. The tithing of Swandrop, is at mercy, for the same reason - fined
3s. 6d. The tithing of ((Long)) Sutton, is at mercy, on the same account -
fined 3s.
Walter Faber is at mercy, for breaking the assise of ale - fined 12d.
The tithing of Crondalle, is at mercy, because it did not come, &c. -
fined 2s.
Eva de Estemille is at mercy, for breaking the assise of ale - fined 6d.
John atte Hatche is at mercy, for a false claim upon Stephen Thuregode
and Robert de Clere,--
William de Ponte gives to the lord 6d., that he may be able to hold half
an acre of purpresture land in Yatelighe; paying therefor yearly 1d. as rent:
surety for the services being Martin de Bromham.
Gunilda de Pilecote surrenders into the hands of the lord one messuage
and 5 acres of land. And Ralph Keche comes and gives to the lord 18d. to have
seizin thereof: surety for the services being Robert atte Firne.
Henry Simund surrenders into the hands of the lord, one messuage ((Page
155)) and 8 acres of land in Crocham. And Matilda, who was the wife of Ralph
Hute (Huthe) comes and gives to the lord 2s. to have seizin thereof.
William Katche surrenders into the hands of the lord, 2 1/2 acres in
Yatelighe. And Walter Giffard gives to the lord 12d. to have seizin thereof;
surety for the services being Robert de Bromham.
John Bruning gives to the lord 12d., that he may be able to hold one acre
of the Hudellond, paying therefor yearly 12d.: surety for the services being
Robert de Burgate.
William atte Watere comes, and by his will grants to Juliana, his sister,
a piece of land to build upon. The said Juliana gives to the lord 6d., for
this grant to be enrolled.
Robert de la Strode offers to the lord 26s. 8d. to have in
marriage............ and half a virgate of land with the house, in Swandrop:
sureties for the payment and services................
The amount, 119s. 9 1/2d. And for increment of rent, 21s. 4 1/2d. And
one colt as a heriot.
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