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AGAIN in this the third year of its existence, I have the pleasure of being able to give a good report of the state and prospects of our Society.

The number of its members has increased from 121 to 134, and the finances, as will be seen in the annexed account, are in a satisfactory state.

It may be as well, however, to note that it will probably be necessary, as time goes on, to spend more money for transcriptions than has been the case hitherto. Through the generosity of our Editors, who have given not only their time and labour to the usual work of an Editor, but have also provided the texts, the Society has been saved very heavy expenses, but it can hardly be expected that this will always be so.

Our next volume will be a set of Churchwardens' Accounts from several parishes, chiefly between the years 1450 and 1570. It is already in progress under the Editorship of Bishop Hobhouse, and promises to be a volume of peculiar interest in the vivid picture it will give of the actual life of our country parishes in past times.

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ADLAM, W., The Manor House, Chew Magna. ANTIQUARIES, THE SOCIETY OF, Burlington House. ARCHAEOLOGICAL SOCIETY, THE SOMERSET, Taunton.

BADCOCK, H., Taunton.

BAILWARD, H., Horsington, Somerset.

BAKER, E. E., Weston-super-Mare.

BATES, E. H.. Newton Surmavill, Yeovil.

BATH, THE LITERARY CLUB OF, Bath.

BATTEN, J., Aldon, Yeovil.

BENNETT, F. WENTWORTH, Cadbury House.

BENNETT, G., 2, Whitehall Place, London.

BENNETT, REV. J. A., South Cadbury Rectory, Bath.

BIRKBECTK, REV. W. J., The Vicarage, Milborne Port.

BLACKER, REV. BEAVER H., 26, Meridien Place, Clifton.

BODLEIAN LIBRARY, THE, Oxford.

BOND, T., TYNEHAM, Wareham.

BOSTON, THE PUBLIC LIBRARY, Boston, U.S.A.

BOURDILLON, E. D., Poundisford Park, Taunton.

BOUVERIE, P. P., Brymore House, Bridgwater.

BRAIKENRIDGE, W. JERDONE, 16, Royal Crescent, Bath.

BRAMBLE, LIEUT.-COL., Cleeve House, Yatton.

BROADMEAD, W. B., Enmore Park, Bridgwater.

BROWNE, THE VEN. ARCHDEACON. Wells.

BUCKLE, EDMUND, 23, Bedford Row, London.

BULLEID, J. G., Glastonbury.

BROOKING-ROWE, J., The Lodge, Plympton.

CARLINGFORD, RIGHT HON. LORD. The Priory, Chewton Mendip, Bath.

CARTWRIGHT, REV. H. A., Whitestaunton, Chard.

CHURCH, THE VERY REV. R. W., DEAN OF ST. PAUL'S, St. Paul's, London.

CHURCH, REV. CANON C. M., Wells.

CLARK, W. S., Street.

CLOETE, W, D., Churchill Court, Congresbury.

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COLEMAN, REV. J., Cheddar.

CORK AND ORRERY, THE RIGHT HON. THE EARL OF, Marston, Frome.

COWIE, THE VERY REV. B. M., DEAN OF EXETER, The Deanery.

DAVIS, MAJOR, 55, Great Pulteney Street, Bath. DANIEL, REV. W. E., Frome. DAUBENY, W., Stratton House, Park Lane, Bath. DICKINSON, F. H., Kingweston, Somerton. DODINGTON, T. MARRIOTT, Horsington, Somerset. DUCKWORTH, REV W. A., Orchardleigh Park, Frome.

EDWARDS, SIR G., Stoke Bishop, Bristol.

ELLIS, REV. J. H., 29, Collingham Gardens, South Kensington.

ELWORTHY, F. T., Foxdown, Wellington.

ESDAILE, REV. W., Sandford Orcas Rectory, Sherborne.

FANE, THE HON. SIR SPENCER PONSONBY, Brympton, Yeovil.

FISHER, E., Abbotsbury, Newton Abbot.

FLOYD, W., 39, Russell Square, London.

FOLJAMBE, CECIL G. S., Cockglode, Ollerton, Newark.

FOXCROFT, E. T. D., Hinton Charterhouse, Bath.

FOXCROFT, Mrs., Hinton Charterhouse, Bath.

FREEMAN, E. A., D.C.L., Somerleaze, Wells.

FRY, THE RIGHT HON. LORD JUSTICE, Failand House, Long Astpn Bristol.

Fox, F. F., Yate House, Chipping Sodbury.

GEE, REV. H., St. John's Hall, Highbury.

GEORGE, W., 3, King's Parade, Clifton.

GIBBS, ANTONY, Charlton, Nailsea.

GLASTONBURY ANTIQUARIAN SOCIETY, THE.

GREEN, EMANUEL, F.S.A., Devonshire Club, St. James's.

GREENFIELD, B. W., 4, Cranbury Terrace, Southampton.

GRESWELL, REV. W., Stowy Court, Bridgwater.

HALLETT, T. P. G., Claverton Lodge, Bath.

HARRIS, R., Wells.

HARVARD COLLEGE LIBRARY, THE, Cambridge, Mass., U.S.A.

HERRINGHAM, REV. W. W., Old Cleeve Rectory, Taunton.

HERVEY, THE RIGHT REV. LORD ARTHUR, Bishop of Bath and Wells, Wells.

HERVEY, REV. SYDENHAM, Wedmore Vicarage, Weston-super-Mare.

HICKES, REV. T. H. F., Draycot Vicarage, Cheddar.

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HIPPISLEY, W. A. Cox, 10, High Cross Street, Leicester

HOBHOUSE, THE RIGHT REV. BISHOP, Wells.

HOBHOUSE, H., Esq., M.P., Hadspen House, Castle Cary.

HOLMES, REV. T. S., Wookey Vicarage, Wells.

HOOPER, His HONOUR JUDGE, Thorne, Yeovil.

HORNER, F., Mells Park, Frome.

HORNER, REV. G., Mells Rectory, Frome.

HOSKINS, REV. C. T., North Perrott Rectory, Crewkerne.

HOSKINS, H. W., North Perrot Manor, Crewkerne.

HUDD, A. E., 94, Pembroke Road, Clifton.

HUMPHREYS, A. L., 26, Eccleston Road, Ealing Dean.

HUNT, REV. W., 24, Phillimore Gardens, Campden Hill, Kensington, W.

HUSEY-HUNT, B., Compton Pauncefort.

HUTCH INGS, HUBERT, Sandford Orcas, Sherborne.

HYLTON, LORD, Ammerdown Park, Radstock.

JACKSON, REV. CANON, Leigh Delamere Rectory, Chippenham JENKYNS, H., Riverside, East Molesey, Surrey.

KNYFTON, MRS., Uphill, Weston-super-Mare.

LEIR, REV. R. L. M., Charlton, Musgrove, Wincanton.

LEIR, REV. W. MARRIOTT, Ditcheat Rectory, Castle Cary.

LONG, COL. W., Congresbury.

LUTTRELL, G. F., Dunster Castle, Dunster.

LYTE, H. MAXWELL, 3, Portman Square, London.

MANNING, R. G., Wells.

MARTIN, A. TRICE, 10, Upper Belgrave Road, Clifton.

MASTER, REV. G. S., Flax Bourton.

MEDLEY, REV. J. B., Lullington Rectory, Frorne.

MELLIAR FOSTER-MELLIAR, W. M.. North Aston, Deddington, Oxon.

MILDMAY, REV. A. St. JOHN, Hazelgrove House, Sparkford, Bath.

MITCHEL, F., Chard.

MOGG, W. REES, Cholwell House, Temple Cloud, Bristol.

MOYSEY, H. G., Bathealton Court, Wiveliscombe.

NEAL, W., Kingsdon, Somerton. NORRIS, H., South Petherton. NUTT, REV. C. H., East Harptree, Bristol.

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PAGET, SIR R., BART., M.P., Cranmore Hall, Shepton Mallet.

PERCEVAL, CECIL H. S., Henbury, Bristol.

PHELIPS, W., Montacute House, Ilminster.

PIGOTT, C. SMYTH-, Weston-super-Mare.

PINNEY, COL., Somerton Erleigh.

PLUMPTRE, THE VERY REV. E. H., D.D., DEAN OF WELLS, The Deanery.

POYNTON, REV. F. J., Kelston Rectory, Bath.

PRANKERD, S. D., The Knoll, Sneyd Park, Bristol

ROGERS, REV. E., Odcombe Rectory, Ilminster. ROGERS, T. E., Yarlington House, Wincanton.

SCARTH, REV. H. M., Wrington Rectory, Bristol

SINGER, J. W., Frome.

SKRINE, H. M., Warleigh Manor, Bath.

SKRINE, H. D.r Claverton Manor, Bath.

SLOPER, E., Taunton.

SOMERVILLE, A. F., Dinder, Wells.

STEPHENSON, REV. J. H., Lympsham Rectory, Taunton.

STRACHEY, SIR E., BART., Sutton Court, Pensford, Bristol.

THOMPSON, REV. ARCHER, Milton, Wells.

THRING, REV. G., Hornblotton Rectory, Castle Gary.

TITE, C., Shutes House, Wellington.

TREVILIAN, E. B. CELY, Midelney Place, Curry Rivel, Taunton.

TYNDALE, J. W. WARRE, Evercreech, Bath.

TYNTE, COL. KEMYS, Cefn Mably, Cardiff.

UNIVERSITY LIBRARY, THE, Cambridge.

WALTERS, G., Somerleaze, Frome. WATTS, B. H., 13, Queen Square, Bath. WAYTE, REV. S., Southampton Villa, Gordon Road, Clifton. WEAVER, REV. F. W., Milton Vicarage, Evercreech. WELLS, The Cathedral Library.

WINWOOD, REV. H. H., n, Cavendish Crescent, Bath

WORDSWORTH, THE RIGHT REV. J., LORD BISHOP OF SALISBURY, The Palace, Salisbury.

YOUNG, REV. E. M., The School House, Sherborne.

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1. View of work and the intentions I had when I began it ; and

notices of the different divisions of territory.

2. Account of Kirby's Quest.

3. Somerset and Dorset under one Sheriff, and the mixture of

Kirby's Quest in consequence.

4. Incomplete, and reasons why.

5. Juries by which these surveys were made.

6. Nomina Villarum.

7. Tax Roll of I Edward III, entered in the Rolls catalogue

as " Exchequer Lay Subsidies," with a proper number for each county and date.

8. County Assessment previous to 1818.

9. Copy of part of the Census of 1841, so far as it gives the

details of the Hundreds as known then. 10. Conclusion.

VIEW OF THE WORK AND THE INTENTIONS I HAD WHEN I

BEGAN IT ; AND NOTICES OF THE DIFFERENT DIVISIONS OF TERRITORY.

So much of the document called Kirby's Quest is here given as concerns this county. I have had it by me for many years. It was copied to use for the identification of Domesday, and to explain the topography of our county. Collinson is usually right in

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the modern names he gives to the Manors described in Domesday ; his identifications are on the whole very good indeed and praise- worthy, and it is plain that great pains have been taken by whoever helped him in this part of his work ; but he is sometimes wrong, and we have no means of testing when this is so. Neither in the Exchequer Domesday nor in the copy at Exeter is any note made of the Hundred in which the Manor is situate ; in the counties where this is done identification is easy ; here it is difficult

It seems desirable, therefore, to trace up the history of our Hundreds to the earliest time ; to make out the places in them and those who held them ; and having done so we shall be able in almost all cases to identify the Domesday Manors.

The earliest record I know of the Somerset Hundreds is in the curious matter annexed to the Exon. Domesday, the accounts of the Fegadri or tax-gatherers of the gheld for Somerset, probably in 1086, two years before Domesday. For each Hundred which paid any tax at all there are given (i) the number of hides, (2) the number for which the King has his gheld, (3) how many hides the Barones Regis have in demesne, (4) any hides or carucates which were exempt, and lastly, the hides for which gheld had not been collected. Each hide paid six shillings, and for the most part the total of the hides at this rate corresponds correctly with the totals of details. The tax appears to have been paid by the tenants or villani. The Barones Regis seem to have been exempt.

In these lists persons are enumerated as Barons who probably never had any right to the title — as for instance in the first list — that of Taunton and Pitminster — are " Presbyteri de Tantona," who held two hides and a quarter, and must have held under the Bishop of Winchester, and not in capite under the King himself which would alone qualify them to be what are now called Peers. It may be well to remember thai Baron was of old a large word — possibly equivalent to free-man — but a King's Baron looks very like a Peer ; and it is curious that two hundred years later, in Kirby's Quest, the great hold- ing under Glastonbury of Cecilia de Beauchamp, which in Domesday was held by Roger de Corcelles, is called the Barony of Dunden.

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In these gheld lists places are very seldom mentioned, but the names given of tenants in capite and of under-tenants give great help to identify the Manors in each Hundred. These lists have been used by the Rev. R. W. Eyton for Dorset and Somerset with much sagacity. There are, however, in some cases obvious errors, and he has had to assume others in order to make the Manors of each Hun- dred fit into it, and in some cases to alter the Hundreds, and upon the whole it would be satisfactory to get additional evidence to correct or confirm the results, and it is to give this evidence — so far as it can be got at present — that is my object in preparing this book. That Mr. Eyton is not wrong in assuming that the Hundreds have been altered is plain. The present Hundred of Pitney does not occur as a Hundred in the earlier lists here published, nor yet in the Hundred rolls of the beginning of the reign of Edward I. Pitney is mentioned as a "free manor," and it has "members" which are in the Hundred now : the rest of it has been made up since. The present Hundred of Whitley, named after a wood in Walton, where the ruins of the Hundred house still remain, was made up after the Conquest out of Loxley Hundred, named after a wood in Shapwick, famous long after- wards for the hop step and jump in Monmouth's time, of Reynold's Way Hundred, named from an ancient road along the eastern part of Polden Hill, and of Ham and Monkton and Sowey, then called Hun- dreds, which are now the parishes of High Ham and West Monkton, and the district of Middlezoy Weston Zoyland and Othery. On the other hand, Bruton Hundred has been subdivided into Catash and Norton Ferris, and there have been many other alterations. Besides these gheld accounts Exon. Domesday contains two lists of Somerset Hundreds, the names in which are not identical with those in the accounts. A careful examination, and the help of other persons, may explain difficulties ; at present I will merely remark that the guess of Mr. James Bennett that Ashley Hundred in one of the lists may be Catash is worthy of attention, and it points to what is quite possible, that the Hundreds which seem to have been sub- sequently subdivided were really not united at all except in the accounts of the Fegadri.

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After Domesday the next evidence we have is the Hundred Rolls. After the death of Henry III, writs were sent to the Sheriffs to return the state of the Royal property, which had suffered much during his reign. The statements of the juries have been printed by the Record Commission. Those for Somerset are not so full or so instructive as those for some of the counties in the centre of England, but they con- tain curious matter, especially concerning Somerton, and it might have been well to give the matter of them under each Hundred.

The next evidence is Kirby's Quest ; then the Nomina Villarum of the Qth of Edward II ; then the Tax Rolls, which are classed at the Record Office in Chancery Lane as Exchequer Lay Subsidies, with the proper numbers for each county and date, of which the earliest that is complete for this county is that of the 1st of Edward III, giving the state of things at Michaelmas, 1327. It is here given at length, and is a most valuable document, and it seems to me to throw a flood of light on the state of Somerset at that time.

NOTICE OF THE DIFFERENT DIVISIONS OF TERRITORY.

Kirby's Quest sometimes mentions Manors as Domesday does, for the most part recognizing the more important districts as Manors, not improbably those which had been understood to be specially important jurisdictions. Sometimes the districts are called vills, townships possibly, certainly not townships like those in the north of England, which, so far as I know, did not exist in Somerset. It will be seen presently that vills here had not always the same meaning. In most cases no special name is given to the district. The " Nomina Villarum " is a return of the vills and the lords of them, each being bound to find a soldier. There is here curious information of the hamlets supposed then to be dependent on the vills, which seem to have been something like the larger parishes we have now, but not always identical with them. The Exchequer Lay Subsidies purport to be made up of vills which are frequently not the same as the vills just mentioned — generally much smaller.

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The word vill seems to me to have been used carelessly and to be indefinite.* Taxation has, I believe, always been arranged according to Tythings, which remain now for tax purposes, especially land tax. They were the Highway districts until the new Highway law was enacted, and it was then found convenient to get rid of them. When there were several in one parish no objections were made to consolidation, for though it might in many cases be unfair that a Tything which had few roads in it should pay for those of the rest of the parish, it was on the whole much more convenient to do away with the Highway rate, and make the Poor-rate serve for all purposes. When the Tythings extended into different parishes their continued existence made a separate Highway rate indispensable, and it was obviously convenient to abolish them. Manors as well as parishes and tythings extended in ancient times far and wide, with scattered por- tions called " members," sometimes consisting of whole parishes, more frequently of smaller portions, sometimes very small. Many of these outlying parts have been got rid of by degrees, by alterations such as have been made of late years of the parishes. The new Ordnance Map has a beautiful simplicity of ring fences, which is quite different from the fantastic irregularity of ancient times.

It is well to be careful not to confound these subdivisions of territory with one another, and certainly it is often very rash to suppose them to be identical, and very interesting are some of the outlying parts, and worthy of study.

The Tything, the villata of the Exchequer Lay Subsidies, is that which seems to vary least in size, and therefore possibly may be the oldest. Sir Francis Palgrave threw out the suggestion that it may have been the ancient Celtic division of the country, and if this be so it is here that we may find traces of the Roman Centuriae ; for it would be rash to suppose that Sir F. Palgrave was taking us back

* Martock is but one parish. In " Nomina Villarum," page 67, it is made up of three vills with their chapelries, and it looks as if there were some sort of intention of making the vills into parishes. In the "Exchequer Lay Subsidies," page 129, we find ten or eleven vills, one of them far away in Combe St. Nicholas parish. If villa and villata are indefinite words, villanus may well be indefinite also.

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to pre-Roman times. Manors were certainly older than Domesday, which merely recorded the transfer of them to new possessors ; smaller manors have always been included — partly at least — in larger manors, and there seems to have been power to divide them continually until the Statute of Quia Emptores, the i8th of Edward I, 1289-90. Whether this power was often exercised I know not ; it is not safe to suppose that because a law or a power existed much was done in consequence of it, and I am disposed to doubt whether manors were divided, though strange things were done, as in the case of Long Ashton (see page 29). But there are many cases in Kirby where four men held under one another,* and there was plenty of

* Huish in the Barony of Dunden, page 6. Godfrey Hiwes. Matthew de Furneus. Cecilia de Beauchamp. Abbot of Glastonbury.

Sandford Arundel, page 15, said to be held by William Crispin, Roger de Arundel, John de Valletorte, Barony of Dunden.

If in this case the holding was under Glastonbury also, which does not seem to me consistent with Domesday, there are here five. A case of eight is given below :—

SELECT PLEAS IN MANORIAL COURTS. Introduction by F. W. Maitland, page II.

At Paxton in Huntingdonshire : —

8. Roger de St. German holds a messuage of 7. Robert of Bedford ; he of 6. Richard of Ilchester ; he of 5. Alan of Chartres ; he of 4. William le Boteler ; he of 3. Gilbert Neville ; he of 2. Devorguil Balliol ; she of I. King of Scotland ; and he of King of England.

Quoting " Rotul. Hundredorum," II, 673.

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reason for the statute which provided that in future when a sale was made of land the purchaser should come into the place of the vendor, instead of holding under him in fee, and so prevent a further extension of the confusion which made the over-lord uncertain who owed him rights of escheats, marriages, and wardships, so that the lords through the confusion lost their rights. When there was a sale of lands in a manor, the lord's dues were to be apportioned equitably. In this case I suppose the strict law to have been previously that a new manor was made, though I doubt if that was the case in Somerset, and if so the formation of new manors was put an end to by the Act. And it has always been understood that no new manor could be created.

The origin of parishes is obscure. The word in its ecclesiastical sense originally meant diocese. In Italy earlier than elsewhere it seems to have taken our meaning. The steps must have been slow, and different in different countries, by which the city ceased to be altogether the missionary centre of its diocese, and priests were established elsewhere, at first supported on the estates — they were enormous in Somerset, and apparently dating from the English Conquest — given to the Bishops, who, probably with the assent of their clergy, managed the whole. The priests would afterwards be dependent on the tithes they could get out of the districts assigned to them, with more or less of certainty ; and last of all, each of them with a definite district, filling up the country pretty nearly, each being the Persona of his district and having the tithes. This allotment of the whole country into ecclesiastical districts is not absolutely complete now. There were until very lately extra- parochial districts, generally very small, which are now made by law into separate secular parishes.

What we have now to deal with is the question when the boundaries of the parishes were assigned to them, and this is by no means easy to answer.

The change was much later here. In the gheld accounts under the Honour of the Bishop will be found a notice of Presbyteri Parochiales, who either would not or could not pay their gheld. The

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large numbers of ecclesiastics who were in this condition makes me think that they may have been exempt, influence being used with the Court, I suppose I may call it the Court of Exchequer, to which the arrears were certified, to get them off. I do not know an earlier authority for the word Parish Priest here. Hallam says that parishes began a little before the Conquest. Landowners are said to have kept the right of paying tithes to whom they pleased until about 1,200, and there seems to have been much confusion of practice. Parishes have been altered since, and new ones formed. Street and Mark do not appear in Domesday, and it seems probable that they were not manors or parishes then.

Parishes have, I believe, been formed since, and there are curious exceptions still to be met with — as in Pitney and some of the neighbouring parishes — where tithe in one parish is paid to the Rector of another, not impossibly through some ancient confusion of boundaries. And in Babcary, where I believe there has been no impropriation, to a layman.

The larger manors would naturally become parishes, or the chief parts of them, and we see in the Nomina Villarum that the vills were not parishes, and had in them or attached to them hamlets, which seems to indicate a connection then ancient. The larger parishes have been made up of many Tythings, and when these were in different Hundreds, as for instance Compton and Dunden, in Whitley, and Littleton in Somerton, the parish is in the different Hundreds now. Some of the anomalies, when a manor or parish had an outlying part, may be accounted for by subdivision, as for instance Lottisham as a part of Ditcheat. Domesday shows that Hornblotton, which lies between and adjoins both, was anciently part of the Glastonbury Lordship of Ditcheat. So also Ham in Pilton, with Shepton Mallet between. In these cases one is tempted to suppose that the parochial arrangements were subsequent to Domesday, though that is not certain.

In what I have to say I wish to keep to facts that I know, and to give such explanations as are necessary, and it is by no means my business to attempt to make things clear which I do not understand,

or to settle their origin. I have much fear of theory unless it is continually tested by facts. I take Tything as I find it a district, and do not dogmatize, with the authorities of Jacobs' Law Dictionary, that it was originally no district at all, but a combination of ten heads of families, and that ten of these combinations made up a Hundred. It is possible, but I do not know it — and the same may be said of the similar views about the Mark. Nor can I presume to say for certain whether at each conquest the victors divided the territory among them according to its existing divisions, or made a new survey and parcelled out the land into new districts of their own making. If we may judge from what happened at the Norman Conquest, the former is most likely. I will merely remark that in Somerset the Tythings are usually smaller than ten hides, even in the north-eastern part of the county where hides are less than half their size in the extreme west. And if this be so, the view that in each mark or territory of a community gained by conquest, one- tenth, that is a hide, was given to each of ten men who composed the Tything, will not do here without a good deal of modification. I do not dispute that the hide was originally the homestead and property of one family, and we may fairly imagine if we please that it with its successor the carucate — or land which one carruca or team of probably eight oxen could plough — corresponded roughly in extent with the Roman centuria.

For our purpose of identification the name is generally enough, and a manor or tything may be taken to be the same as one of our smaller parishes. This is not true of the larger parishes and manors or lordships ; it is not safe to assume in any case that they were exactly co-extensive. It is generally untrue as to the larger districts.

ACCOUNT OF KIRBY'S QUEST.

The first — and in some respects the most important — document which we give is commonly called Kirby's Quest. It is stated to be Rolls of fees according to inquests made in Somerset and Dorset

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before the Lord John de Kerkebie, then Treasurer (of Edward I), and others ; it is marked Q. R. Miscel. Books, Vol. 52.

Mr. Scaife, in "Kirby's Quest for Yorkshire," 1867, Surtees Society Publications No. 49, gives an account of what is known of him. He was a Leicestershire man ; was made Dean of Wimborne in 1265, and held various livings, and in 1272 and afterwards was Keeper of the Great Seal in the absence of Bishop Burn el of this diocese, who was at different times Chancellor and Treasurer. He was made Lord Treasurer January 6th, I28|, elected Bishop of Ely July 26th, 1286, ordained priest September 2ist, and consecrated next day. He died of fever, Palm Sunday, 1290. Sir H. Barkly, in the Genealogist, New Series, Vol. IV, No. 13, January, 1887, says that he is supposed to have been Treasurer until his death, and that the Records must have been taken before he was Bishop of Ely, as he is not so named in the Caption. I am indebted to Mr. Batten for this notice.

Our Inquest then must have been taken before the middle of 1286, and unless he was Lord Treasurer before the beginning of 1284 we have only two years and a half in which it can have been taken. It could not have been much earlier because in Bulston Hundred (page 30) He Brewers is said to belong to the heirs of John de Mohun, who, according to Calendarium Genealogicum (p. 279), died abroad on the Feast of St. Barnabas, the 7th of Edward I, which I make to be 1279. And it also appears, at page 5, that Kilton was held by William Martin and his wife (who seems to have been Eleanor, John de Mohun's widow, who held Kilton in dower, and is stated at page 371 of the Calendarium Genealogicum to have been married before the I4th of Edward I, which I make to be 1286). How long she may have been married before this I do not know ; the Crown did not behave kindly to widows and spinsters who held in capite, and second marriages were necessary and speedy.

Anselm de Gurnay who was dead (see Calendarium Genealogicum 367) I4th of Edward I is still alive, and Roger de Mortimer is dead, page 25, who died nth Edward I, according to page 329 of Calendarium Genealogicum.

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I have had a deal of trouble about these dates because I had been misled by a reference to the late Mr. Hunter's History of South Yorkshire, in the Preface to which he states that the Inquest for that county was taken in 1 277, and that would not agree with the facts of our Inquest. I made my investigation before I was put right by Mr. Scaife's book. I was the more likely to be misled by Mr. Hunter, for I knew him many years ago, and felt sure he was an accurate antiquary.

Mr. Scaife describes the book as " a thick folio unpaged, on paper i6J inches long by 6 inches wide ; handwriting about the middle of the 1 6th century." My own note is that it is neatly written in a very disagreeable hand by some one who did not know all the capital letters of the original. I think that it has been bound since it was written. There are four leaves of Cornwall in it, and the beginning is on the third leaf, showing that they are not now in the same order as they were written and intended to be. I have not given much attention to the beginning and end ; they seem to be copies of memoranda of manors of Edward I's time. On the back of leaf 92 is the date of the 2 ist of Edward. The later leaves of this MS. seem to be the same kind of stuff. In the middle is what is called Kirby's Quest, beginning with folio 120 and ending with folio 350. Cornwall is the only one dated, at Lostwythyel Monday after Ascension Day, 34th of Edward I, and it is not stated by whom this inquisition was taken. This is later than those taken by Kirby, and he was dead.*

* Fol. 1 20 gives Beds. — apparently a blunder — and Bucks, inquisitions taken by William

Fitz Nigel and his fellows.

Fol. 132. Beds, again, before Galfred de Sandiacre. Fol. 139. Cambridge and Hunts., by Philip de Wileby. Fol. 144. Cornwall.

Fol. 151. Devon, by John de Kirk by, Treasurer. There is another copy of Devon in a separate book, very tidy. Fol. 177. York, by Johne de Kirkby, "tune Thesaurario, " with the rents of

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Fol. 247. Gloucester, by Richard Rowell. Fol. 259. Kent, by Roger de Northwood. Fol. 269. Lincoln, by Philip de Wyleby.

Fol. 275. Northampton, by Richard de Stanford.

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The date given is curious, and inconsistent with the notion that this work is one Survey. It seems to be a collection of Surveys of different dates, and the names are a clue which may guide some one to ascertain the composition of it.

Mr. Scaife shows that there must have been in 1639 another and an older copy, which was used by John Smith who wrote 250 years ago a History of the Hundred of Berkeley, published lately by the Bristol and Gloucestershire Archaeological Society.

There are errors of transcription which it is not difficult to correct, and which for the most part have not been corrected, because the notes in the margin show plainly what is meant There is no reason that I can see to think this book an inaccurate copy. There are skins in the Record Office in a very defaced state which have lately been identified as part of a copy of Kirby's Quest, cotemporary with his Inquest, and therefore probably originals. I have compared them so far as they relate to Somerset, and I could decypher them, and I have not found any material difference.

SOMERSET AND DORSET UNDER ONE SHERIFF, AND THE MIXTURE OF KIRBY'S QUEST IN CONSEQUENCE.

Somerset and Dorset are mixed up in Kirby's Quest ; the reason seems to be that there was then but one Sheriff for the two counties. The same thing happens in various returns of names of men of substance, printed in Palgrave's Parliamentary Writs, as well as in other counties, such as Sussex and Surrey, but not in the Nomina Villarum, which is also a return to a writ to the Sheriff.

The facts about Somerset and Dorset seem to be these : W. de Moion was Sheriff of Somerset at the time of Domesday, Aiulf

Fol. 287. Notts, and Derby, by Philip de Wyleby, Chancellor of the Exchequer.

Fol. 293. Oxon. Name of Inquisitor blank.

Fol. 299. Salop and Stafford, by Richard de Stanford, Clerk.

Fol. 311. Somerset and Dorset.

Fol. 335. Surrey and Sussex, by John de Kirkby, Treasurer.

Fol. 339. Leicestershire by John de Kirkby and Richard de Stanford, etc.

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Camerarius of Dorset (Eyton, Dorset, p. 40). When peace was made at Wallingford in 1153, towards the end of the year, between Stephen and Henry Count of Anjou and Duke of Normandy and Guienne, afterwards Henry II, it was one of the conditions that Sheriffs should be revived, " locis statuentur statutis," and should do justice rightly.

Collinson gives the Sheriffs from 1 1 54, and states that they were for Dorset also ; and the lists in Hutchings seem to agree.

By 8 Elizabeth, c. 16, it was provided that Somerset and Dorset, and various other counties which then had only one Sheriff between them, should in future have two, one for each, after November ist, 1567. The Act was temporary, and as to us was made perpetual by 13 Elizabeth, c. 22.

It may be as well to mention that the part of this return concerning Dorset is given in the new edition of Hutchings.

REASONS WHY THE SURVEY is INCOMPLETE.

It will be seen at once that Kirby's Quest is not complete. The short index at the end of it shows that about fourteen Hundreds are omitted, for the most part in the North and East. Before I had got an exact idea of the dates, and when I had no intention of printing the other matters contained in this book, I extracted from a much more recent Inquest matter to supply the deficiency. I had this by me copied, and it has been printed, otherwise it need not have been inserted.

It is probable that the records of the missing Hundreds were lost before they were all copied out together ; but, besides this, places are omitted, from the nature of the work -itself. It was not, like, Domesday, a survey of all that was important to be known about all places, but an enumeration of fees held of the King directly in capite, and fees held under those who held in capite. This Survey, therefore, omits the first part of each county in Domesday, the Terra Regis, the " ancient demesne." Somerton therefore is omitted. It was not the people who were taxed as in the taxation of Edward III which follows, but the nobility and gentry from whom were due the ancient

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feudal services. I do not understand how the ancient demesne had been dealt with. When alienated, so far as I can make out, the rights of the freeholders and villani were not affected by the change. But the new lord would surely have his feudal duties, which would be stated in the Survey. Accordingly South Petherton is mentioned, but not Curry Rivel, nor Hurcott, which is part of Somerton, and had been exchanged with the Newburghs for Poorstock in Dorset, and has been said to have become their Caput Baroniae. Boroughs of course are omitted.

JURIES BY WHICH THESE SURVEYS WERE MADE.

In the latter part of the thirteenth century the use of the jury seems to have been extended. I take this to be the principle of self-government which was brought here by the English Conquest, and not improbably was here before and prevalent through the northern nations.

In the Pleas of the Crown, published lately by the Selden Society, those in the thirteenth century who were accused of crimes were dealt with in the King's Courts, not by proof before a jury, whose duty is to know nothing of the facts or the person tried, except what was told them by the witnesses, but quite the contrary. All depended on his neighbours and what they thought of him ; the Hundred Court or the County Court tried him, and if he was thought well of, he was acquitted ; but if he was " male creditus," he was hanged. There were exceptions of trial by battle, in which it was supposed that the issue was left in God's hands providentially to try the right, and, as I understand it, battle had put aside ordeal* in great measure, and was itself already coming to be put aside, for it is pretty plain that at Somerton at least it had not been used of late for the duellum latronum, when the returns, printed as the Hundred Rolls, were made early in Edward I's time. Mr. Maitland in his Preface to his two books of early legal proceedings, published by the Selden Society, seems to hold that the Courts of the lords

* Kelham states that ordeal was abolished by Order in Council, 3rd of Henry III, 1274 or 1275.

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could not try by jury, and that the King's Courts were substituted for them in consequence. However this may be, the general manage- ment of Manors was in the hands of the tenants, and whenever the Crown had to make inquiry, whether such as Domesday or those whose results are given here, the general course of proceeding seems to have been to send Commissioners or Taxors to call together the proper persons in each district, swear them, and report what they said, and so the result must often have been just what the neigh- bourhood pleased.

The statements in Domesday of the wrongs of great men, especially of the Conqueror's brothers, show a most laudable inde- pendence, love of justice, and performance of duty. In the Hundred Rolls, a few years before Kirby's Quest, the Abbot of Glastonbury's tenants in several Hundreds make representations of encroachments of the Abbot on the Crown, which are identical, and therefore show plan, conspiracy if you please, and indicate that they were inde- pendent enough to speak out what was the general view of their neighbours.

The cropping of the manors was managed by the people, the Praepositus or Reeve, chosen by them, being at once their Chief, and the Lord's deputy. All seems to have gone — if we believe what we read in the local customs — according to a beautiful patriarchal religious system, all protecting and at the same time watching their neighbours, and doing what was right between the community and their Lord. How far this was kept in order by custom we do not know, how far by fear of the Lord. There is a dreadful case recorded by Mr. Maitland in the Pleas of the Crown just published by the Selden Society, pages 115, n 6. At gaol delivery at Ilchester gth . of Henry III, 1225, No. 179, Nicholas d'Arundel is stated to have been killed and burnt in his own house or court at Samford Arundel. The people were pursuing their Lord to slay him, and he fled to the church and tried to go in, but the Chaplain shut the door, and he did not dare to enter, and they killed him, and put him in his house, and set fire to it. Others were asked where they were when this happened, and said that they slept " in villa," and not in " curia," but

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came there before the house was burnt, and they acknowledge that they saw their Lord burnt in his house about the hour of Prime, and did not dare to take the body out without the view of the coroners.

The knights of the Hundred (Milverton) and of Taunton Hundred, and others, and the people of the neighbouring vills, come and say on their oaths — they were the jury, and this was the procedure at assizes — that they suspect (male credunt) all these men, and the whole population of the villa except four. The men charged are all to be hung, and all the rest taken into custody.

Then again in taxation the Commissioners could not fix any- thing without the knowledge possessed by the neighbours. Certain things to be mentioned make me doubt whether the tax was always as fair as it might be, and whether the jurors were always as observant of their oaths as they ought to be. If not influenced by fear they may have been by favour and affection, though they were distinctly told that this was not to be.

As I understand it the Commissioners had no power to try rights, and questions between different people ; they would have to state what came before them and make return of it. An exception as to taxation will be noticed presently. These duties were, like that of the Grand Jury now, to do that which was conclusive if there was no answer to it, and if there was, to put it in the way to be tried, but by no means to try it themselves.

They would probably have before them whatever had been obtained by previous inquests and was accessible, and if the facts seemed to be different ask for an explanation, and no doubt put leading questions, but go no further.

The published Hundred Rolls — the returns to writs sent to the Sheriffs to state all the waste of King's property during the troubled reign of Henry III, and certain other defects and abuses — were followed by proceedings on writs of Quo Warranto to try the right to the Franchises claimed, and the encroachments and other wrongs complained of; and among other things the Abbot of Glastonbury was ordered to throw open 200 acres of land enclosed by him in Sedgmoor.

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NOMINA VlLLARUM.

Nomina Villarum, pages 53-78, is taken from Harleian 6281, which is described in the catalogue as "a folio containing the Cities Boroughs, Villages, and Hundreds, their names, and who were the lords of every Manor throughout all the Counties of England from the year of our Lord 1316 to 1559, entitled a Transcript of the book called Nomina Villarum, kept in the office of the Treasurer's Re- membrancer in the Exchequer." The original return is written all through on one side of the paper, the Verso, and on the opposite pages are entries between the above dates, which I suppose are corrections and additions to the original Survey, and give the date of the copy or possibly a few years earlier.

The writ, to which the particulars here given are the return which concerns Somerset, was tested March 5th, 9th Edward II, 1316, at Clips ton, between Northampton and Leicester. This part is near the end of the volume, and begins on page 177. The writing is detestable.

The whole of the Return has been printed by Sir F. Palgrave in Parliamentary Writs, Vol. II, Division III, page 374, with oc- casional inaccuracies of spelling, which were unavoidable and due to the copyist. It is hoped that the identifications of names may render these mistakes of no importance.

A full account is given by Sir F. Palgrave of the MS., and the second of his two indexes contains a complete index of the names.

These very ponderous folios contain matter of great value for the history of Edward I and II, all documents being given at full length with all the names, that throw light on the times when our Parliament became a settled and permanent institution. The two long indexes of names are of the greatest value. They show at a glance all that is made known by the documents of the public life of persons great and small who are noticed in the writs, from the Royal Family down to the manucaptors of the Burgesses of the smaller boroughs. The copy was made from the printed book and collated with the MS.

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TAX ROLL OF i EDWARD III, HERE CALLED EXCHEQUER LAY

SUBSIDIES.

What follows is in my opinion by far the most important part of the book. I made long ago an abstract of it which having been put in type will now be made use of as an index to the whole of it.

After we had printed the first part of the book, Mr. Bennett proposed to print this at length, which has been done. The abstract of it I thought valuable as giving better than any other authority the Tythings contained in the county, for these have always I believe been the areas for road purposes and national taxation, and I thought it valuable also as giving a sort of approximation to the opulence and importance of the several districts. The names as now given seem to tell their own tale, and show us all the persons in the county whose goods, estimated as will be explained presently, were of the value of ten shillings or more.

After the election of Edward III in the early part of what would now be called 1327, another Parliament met in the autumn, two months after the death of Edward II, and granted on November 23rd a twentieth of all moveables which were in each man's possession on Michaelmas day. Bishop Stubbs states, Vol. II, page 370, that scutage also was levied in the same year, and the clerg)' granted a tenth.

The Act of Parliament seems to be lost, and the information we have is from the Rolls of Parliament, Vol. II, page 425.

John de Clyvedon and John de Erie were appointed Chief Taxors for this county. They were to summon before them from the vills a sufficient number, out of whom they are to choose four or six or more of each vill to make the taxations, and swear them to tax all men's goods according to their true value, excepting things specially excepted, as will be seen presently. The lists were to be copied, indented, and carefully examined by the Chief Taxers, and amended if wrong.

In the latter part of the Roll there are several places where after the list of the Hundreds is finished there are added some names and

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numbers (see pages 206, 215, 222, 224, 233, 254, 263, 281, bis. Several of these are at the end of Hundreds, not all ; none in the extreme north or the extreme west). Mr. Lyte was good enough to ascertain for me that the contracted word which puzzled us at first was " subtaxati," and it is pretty plain that the amounts are those of persons who had been forgotten or had evaded the tax, or had been taxed too low and who were put right by the Chief Taxors, according to what follows, " Meismes les chiefs Taxours loiaument et peniblement examinent celes endentures, et si eux entendent q'il cit ascun defaut, eux tauntost 1'adrescent issint que rien soit concele, ne pur doun ne pur regarde de persone miens taxe que reson demande." And they were to go from Hundred to Hundred and from vill to vill and see that the subtaxors painfully taxed all, " et s'il troessent rien concele meintenant 1'adrescent et facent assaver as Tresor et Barons de 1'Excheqer les nouns de ceux qi issent averont trespasses, et la maniere de lour mesprise ;" the taxations of those who tax each vill are to be made by the Chief Taxors and by good men chosen by them to do it equally with the rest ; the Chief Taxors and their clerks to be taxed by the Treasurer and Barons of the Exchequer.

No distinction is here made between the people generally and those in boroughs and places of ancient demesne, who had in previous taxations been taxed more heavily.

" Et fait assaver que en ceste taxacion des biens de la communalte de toux les Countes seront fors priz armure mounture jueux et robes as Chevalers et as gents hommes et a lour femmes et lour vessel d'or d'argent et d'arrein." The reason of this strange and unreasonable exemption seems to be that a scutage* was levied at the same time, which was a payment instead of forty days service in war, to which the Crown tenants were bound for each knight's fee, and that this

* On this occasion " Parliamentary Rolls," II, 425, recites that the Comites, etc., have granted a twentieth of all their moveable goods, " in subsidium defensionis regni nostri contra Scotos inimicos et rebelles nostros, qui idem regnum nostrum hostiliter sunt ingressi, castra nostra et fidelium nostrorum infra idem regnum obsidentes et expugnantes, et homicidia depredationes incendia et alia facinora inhumaniter perpetrantes. "

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payment reasonably freed them not merely from the service they ought to perform, but also on that occasion from the establishment they were obliged to keep up so as to be ready for it, because each Knight who went to the wars could not go with one squire like Don Quixote or Hudibras, or alone like Knights in poetry or romances and always in complete armour, but had at least one comfortable nag beside his war-horse, a great big strong thing,, something between hunter and a cart horse, capable of carrying four hundredweight,* that was led, and called destrier because on the right hand of his groom. The Knights therefore, and in a lesser degree the servientes, sergeants or squires, two of whom sufficed instead of one Knight, had each a small company of men and horses, which in the need of battle did good service as light cavalry.

It seems likely enough that this arrangement is as old as the fighting of armed men on horseback. In the Bible and in Homer we have chariots, for which probably small horses would suffice. The Gauls about 200 B.C. — as I read in the Revue Arch&ologique — brought chariots and horsemen against the Romans, afterward only horsemen, though chariots remained in Gaul certainly up to 100 B.C., and long after in Britain and later still in Ireland. Horsemen in armour must have had much better horses than would do for the chariots, and of a different sort. The curious thing is that each of the horsemen who invaded Italy is stated apparently by Polybius to have had two mounted servants.

It seems, therefore, right enough that those who by law and custom and fear of their neighbours' tongues had to keep up burthen- some establishments should be let off easy, their plate and their wives' jewels being exempt.

That the exemption went beyond Knights and extended to gentlemen may have come from the policy of the times, which was to make little of the distinctions between those who held in capite of

* In the tract lately published, concerning the shire horse, which seems to be, with some difference, the successor of the ancient war-horse, this is stated as the weight of the Knight, his armour, and the armour of his horse. The equus bardatus which the Knight or each of the two servientes who did instead of him was to bring to war for forty days' service.

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the Crown, those who held by Knight's service of them, those who held in socage, and villeins who would now I suppose be called copyholders. Writs — under authority of Parliament, I suppose, for otherwise they would be of no avail — went to summon alj who were possessed — anyhow, but probably only freeholders — of £20 or £40 a year in land, to act as Knights had of old been required to do, and the exemption would seem to have extended as far as the obligation.

" Et des biens des meseaux la ou il sont governez par soverein meseal ne soient taxez ne prisez. Et s' Is soient meseaux governez par mestre sien soient lour biens taxez comme les autres. Et fait a remembrer que des biens des ditz Gentz des Conteez queux biens ne atteignent a dis soidz ne soit rien demande ne leve."

Meseaux seem to be lepers — miselli, poor little miserable creatures ; the treatment of them here gives one a favourable im- pression of these times — I understand that they were not taxed at all, unless in Hospitals under a master with property, which seems right enough. I do not understand "soverein meseal," unless it be Chief or Principal leper.

This is an abstract of the directions for the levy of this tax which took a twentieth of moveables. Dowell's History of Taxation gives an account of many previous taxes of the same kind. In them the tax was different; the King's special domains had of course special duties to him, and so had the boroughs, and the tax was higher. In the 25th Edward I there was levied an eighth, and of cities and boroughs and places of ancient demesne a fifth. These latter places did not contribute to the county members' wages, a distinction which must have been dropped when the taxation was made equal. In the taxation of the 25th Edward I, R.P. I, 239, is a picturesque account of ( the things of the townspeople that were exempt from taxation.

" Et en citez burghs e villes marchandes serront forspriz en la taxacion une robe pur le homme et une autre pur la femme e un lit par ambeux, E un anel e un fermail (buckle ?) d'or ou d'argent et un ceint de faye* qu'il usent tutz les jurs, et ausint un hanap d'argent ou de

* " Fay " is nonsense. Kelham makes "ceint de saye," a silk girdle or sash. There are other words I am in doubt about, but I have not dared to correct them.

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mazre" — Skeat says wooden bowls made out of knots of the mazer, apparently old Dutch for maple — " dount il bevient."

I have looked at Mr. Thorold Rogers' very elaborate history of prices, and feel it difficult to understand the taxation values, and am disposed to think that in general the taxation prices of stock must have been far below the sale prices, at which I suppose he puts them, and cannot but think that as between the Crown and the people the tax levied was not really fair. It was substantially the same tax that had frequently been levied, and though the directions are very precise, and we see that certain faults were detected and rectified, it must have been very difficult to make sure that it was equal in all places. Ancient custom has always gone for much in England, and alterations are unpopular. It may be therefore that there was no new valuation, but only the necessary changes from death, marriage, removal to places inherited or purchased, etc.

If the lists contained all the population that had any property at all, we could perhaps judge somewhat ; as it is we do not know who were exempt. There are places where the majority are taxed at 6d. ; in Martock there is but one at 6d., all the rest much more, the Lord £2, which is the highest I find anywhere, and this with what looks like a large population; in Glastonbury no one is put at less than one shilling. It looks as if no Martock or Glastonbury man were poor then, and one cannot but expect that in the other places there were many exempt, and doubt whether the differences came from poverty or unfair assessment. There is a tendency of the larger taxpayers towards round sums ; the richest, Courtenay at Crewkerne and Richard Polruel at Taunton, are put at £2, many others at Taunton and other boroughs at 2os., and many at a mark or half a mark (6s. 8</.) or a quarter (40^.), and the sum can hardly have been paid on an exact account of what they had, with the disagreeable accuracy of the income-tax now ; one is tempted to believe that many were let off easy, and I have had my suspicions that ladies were pinched hard.

Large tracts of country, especially in the west, seem to be full of poor people. With bad hill-land the stock would be weak, profits small, life hard, and therefore household goods, which I suppose made

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up the taxable value with the farming stock, would be worthless. In these cases I fear we may consider the tax fair, as also in Weston Zoyland and Middlezoy, where the neighbourhood of Bridgwater and its commerce would make men prosperous, and the taxation high, as it seems to be. Bridgwater was the wealthiest borough in the county. Here and at Wells and Taunton the figures seem to me to imply a less strict taxation than at Bath. These speculations are uncertain ; the value of land now is a very uncertain test of the value of land then, and it does not follow that prosperity would be greatest where land is best. General Wrottesley, who published this same tax-roll for Staffordshire, is plainly right in saying that there was no distinction between villeins and others, and it looks to me as if the lawyers' view that villeins had no pro- perty of their own, but that all they had was their lord's and might be taken from them at his pleasure, was one of those legal fictions which used to be so dear to English lawyers. There are words in the directions for taxing in 25th Edward I (1297), which direct that the villani of Archbishops and other ecclesiastics shall not be exempt These words follow directions that clergymen shall be taxed for their non-ecclesiastical property. R. P. I, 239. Direc- tions about taxation, 25th Edward I ; of" biens q'il averoint en champ ou en mesoun ou ailleurs." After stating that clerks are to be taxed as well as laymen excepting " biens annex a leur Eglises " " et ensement seint taxez en ceste taxacion les biens as Vileins des Ercevesqes Evesqes Religieux et de touts autres Clerks qui qu'il seint," so that taxing these people shows that they were not to escape because of the clerical nature of their lords. No such directions are given in the present case, and I understand it that at the end of the thirteenth century it was necessary to make it clear that the immunity of ecclesiastics went no further than was right, and did not extend to their own property or to their dependents on their ecclesias- tical .property, who were in just the same case as similar dependents on the property of laymen. If this be so it is plain that villani had long been recognised as having property, and being taxable just as others.

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The taxation shows where people of importance had estab- lishments— whether they lived there is a different question, and what happened in their absence. It is remarkable that no Beauchamp is taxed at Dunden, which had been the chief holding of Cecilia under Glastonbury, so that it is pretty plain that there was no establishment there or means by which they could cultivate the demesne, except the services of the tenants, if these services were still exacted. There are other cases where the great man is absent, and some one of plebeian appearance is heavily taxed, which make me suspect a transaction for the lease of the manor house and demesne, and the creation of something like our larger tenant-farmers, which grew up long afterwards. At Nunny the firmarius of Alexander de Montford is taxed half a mark. Here the taxation seems low. I find 6d., \2d., l8d., are frequent especially in places where the taxation seems to me low and careless, and I am disposed to query whether these persons were not holders of one-eighth or one-fourth, or some other part of a hyde and taxed as such without careful reference to the value of their stock. The custom of naming the holdings of the tenants after a supposed part of a hyde, as well as calling them nativi domini, that is villeins, continued long in Somerset.

The names of places are most interesting. I have identified a field of mine in Hurcott, Paddoxmead which must have been in the occupation of — I hardly like to say belonged to — John Padok of Hurcott. In Kingweston there is the name of Chascombe, which is evidently what is now Chacombe, the upper part of the brook in the western part of the parish, the name I conclude coming from the chalk-marl which lies in these valleys, the lime deposited in the course of ages by the hard-water springs out of the lias.

I see also in Lydford Kyngham Mulle — now King a mill — a name which has been a puzzle to local antiquaries. There are a great many queer names in the Roll of which the following are examples : — John Hotale, 275 ; Walter Welifed, 279 ; Hugh le Honylikkere, 197 ; and two others all at Shepton Beauchamp. Thomas le Otemangere, 128; Hugh le Blodleter, 280; John le Northern Cok, 280; John Cache Freynsche, 199 and 265; John Dameaselync,

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266; Richard Dame Anne, 214; Adam Dame Magot, 229; Walter Dame Odierne, 229 ; Robert Dame Avyce, 230 ; Robert Lengynor (the Engineer), in Glastonbury, 204 ; Adam Puddyng, 206 ; John le Smalfisch, 238 ; Peter le Brut, 229 ; William Honycod, 229 ; Elena Grenelef, 222 ; John Rogebraz, 214 ; William le Rat, 213 ; William le Coiner, 197 ; Richard Taillour Biwestestheterne (by west as thee turn), 274 ; giving the man's direction as well as his profession, one fancies one sees how names of trades and nick-names have grown into sur- names. Fatte and Dulle and Thicke and Fissh abound, and I was surprised to see Henry Gordon, 260.

Localities such as More, Hurne, Bergh abound, and one fancies that the man is still living at the place after which he is called.

The person with the largest establishment would seem to be Hugh de Courtenay, soon to be Earl of Devon, at Crewkerne, 155, 4OJ.; East Coker, 192, I2s. ; Wraxall, 235, ios. = 62s.; and his mother Eleanor at Hemington, 159, ios., and at Wootton Courtenay, 245, 6s. = i6s.

I give some others. Richard Lovel, Wincaunton, 100, 6s. 8d.; Pitcombe, 102, 6s. Sd. ; Castle Cary, 206, 2os. ; North Barrow, 207, ios. ; Charlton in Shepton Mallet, 227, $s. ^d. = ^6s. &d. William de Montague at Shepton Montague, 99, \2s.\ Yarlington, 101, i$s. 4^.; Donyatt, 190, Js.\ East Coker, 193, $s. = yjs. ^d. John de Mohun at Kilton, 165, 3^.; Curry Rivell, 175, 13*. qd.\ Carhampton, 245, us.; Minehead, 245, ios. = 37^. ^d. John de Beauchamp at Welton, 109, 5J.; Hatch, 187, 13^.4^.; Shepton, 197, 3^.; Stoke under Hamden, 223, i6s.y Marston Magna, 217, 2s.\ Shepton Mallet, 226, $s. = 44$-. 4^. Isabella de Beauchamp at Brent, 249, 13^. ^d. ; Worle, 268, 2os. = 33^.4^. John Lord Wake, an important person in these times at Compton Martin, 112, 4^.; West Dowlish, 175, 6s. \ Dowlish Wake, 199, 6s. Sd = i6s. M.

I see also Alexander Luterel, at East Quantockshead, 165, 3^.; where his descendants now are. John Ralegh, the ancestor of the Trevelyans at Nettlecombe, 167, 35. Lovington, 209, 2s.\ and also a second entry in the same place for 4^-. = gs. And William de Halsewyll at Gothurst, 164, 45. The ancestor of the Tyntes, who

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are now there, and Richard Tynte at Wraxall, 235, 2s. There are various persons taxed small sums, who may possibly be ecclesiastics. I have not made out any for certain except the archdeacon of Taunton, who is charged 8s., 262, at Langford, near Wellington. I understand from Bishop Drokensford's register that he had just been appointed in consequence of a job. The master of Bridgwater Hospital is charged half a mark, and the Prior of Wells 4s. at Barton, 209, and the Prior of Taunton 2s. at Westowe, 166.

Mr. Bennett's Index to Wells Chapter documents enables us to put together an interesting and characteristic bit of history which seems to throw light on the condition of villani. Page 36, Liber Albus I, fol. 36, we have the manumission of William Cyan of North Curry in 1264, and grant of lands. It may be doubted whether he was of really servile condition before, and whether the act was not one of independence rather than of freedom ; but it cannot be doubted that legally and technically he was the nativus the villein of the Dean and Chapter.

Page 93, fol. 169 (dorso), the Dean and Chapter have sold to Alice, widow of W. Gyan, the custody of all the lands which he held in North Curry, on military tenure, and the marriage of her son Robert in 1321. Here apparently the grandson of W. Gyan, under age, and having lands in North Curry, not as villanus but held as a freeman, is handed over to his mother by their lord whose ward he was. And this privilege which was bought by her might just as well have been bought by some one else. I find no Alice or Robert Gyan in the Exchequer Lay Subsidies of 1327 ; there is Bartholomew Ganne at North Curry and Nicholas and Christina Gyan at Yarling- ton. At pages 104 and. 105 Robert Gyan, a clerk, possibly not the same man, is assaulted in 1337 in the presence of several members of the Chapter, and apparently at North Curry, and the assailants appear to have been excommunicated instanter by one of the Canons. At page 1 80 Robert Gyan, a layman, in the same year 1337 (fols. 212 and 213, Liber Albus the 3rd) appears before the Chapter, and acknowledges having cut down their trees at North Curry and beaten their servants. He is excommunicated and made to pay

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8 marks for poaching and 10 pounds for the timber, and as he submits to the excommunication he is only punished by being whipped three times round North Curry Church and three times round Wells Cathedral, nine times in each case if I understand it rightly, nudus prater femoralia, and each day to carry a lighted wax candle of a pound weight, which he is to hold in the nave from the time of the procession before Mass to the Offertory, when he is to offer the candle, and he and the dignitary who celebrates are to state publicly in English the cause of this penance and of the oblation.

When there was such confusion as this of matters religious and secular, and men were beginning to spell out the difference between them, one cannot wonder that the Pope was in permanent exile and that Protestantism was making its first beginning.

COUNTY ASSESSMENT PREVIOUS TO 1818.

What is here given is the County Assessment as it was before the change made about seventy years back. It is not a fair and reasonable assessment, I think that is plain, and an alteration was necessary, but for the purpose of this book it is very valuable, for it gives the small parts of different parishes which are in different Hundreds, some of which are very remarkable, as for instance the bits of Williton and Freemanors in High Ham, to be accounted for probably by this that some one of the Freemanors incorporated in that Hundred had an outlying bit in High Ham or close by it, a thing by no means uncommon.

It is very curious that Collinson did not take more pains about the Hundreds. He was evidently helped by persons who knew the antiquities of the county well, and he was diligent and painstaking himself and plainly had his eyes about him ; but it is passing strange that figures which must have been known to most magistrates, for they all must have had the book from which this list is printed, the Sessions Court Rolls of 1768, and to the Parish officers who had to pay the County Cess, and to the Hundred constables who collected it, should not have been known to Collinson, and that he should

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never even have heard of what would be a natural foundation for his work.

The County Rate was ordered to be made by 12 George II, c. 29, in 1739, instead of various rates ordered by previous Acts. The Acts are recited, and, as is stated in the Preamble, it was impossible to collect the rates justly. These rates are to be assessed upon every town, parish, or place in such proportions as any of the rates heretofore made have been usually assessed. I do not see any power to value, nor indeed to alter the proportions. I conclude that the different charges must have been made at the same rate, and it seems to follow that the valuation on which the rate was levied was really much older than 1739.

The first of the Acts mentioned in the Preamble is 22nd Henry VIII, c. 5, concerning Bridges, which directs that the rate is to be made on the town, parish, or place in proportions "as they have usually been assessed for the repair of Bridges," so that this carries us back into .the fifteenth century at least. The nth William III, concerning gaols, directs the rate to be made on Hundreds, and not directly on Parishes, by an equal proportion. The Acts of Elizabeth concerning gaol-money are made on Parishes, and seem to be those reflected on in the Preamble of the Act of George II, and do not help us.

It looks therefore as if the rate must be very ancient indeed. I do not see any power to alter it, but one does not know what may have been done.

CENSUS OF 1841.

The last list of Hundreds we have is a portion of the census of 1841 ; the first was in 1801, which seems, as was likely, to have been less carefully taken. In this a good deal of pains seems to have been taken in planning and executing the work, and as at that time the Hundreds were still well known and were the divisions of County taxation, they were unavoidably the divisions for the Census, and give light on the parishes and other districts contained in them, and on the divisions of parishes and hamlets. The formation of the

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Poor Law Unions and the consequent changes of detail of county finance have made the Hundreds of no importance, and the Registers of Electors have contributed to the same result ; before they were made the land-tax assessment was practically the Register, which went by Hundreds and Tythings.

CONCLUSION.

I am able to give in this Preface but a small part of my materials. I had originally intended that what I had collected should be of use to elucidate Domesday. This has been done by Mr. Eyton with power and knowledge to which I make no pretensions ; what remains is only, as I have said before, to correct his work in detail.

With a view to this I put the materials of these lists together under each Hundred in a series of tables, so as to place all the information I had of each Hundred before the reader in one view compactly. And I was told by Mr. Bennett that anything in a tabular form was especially expensive, and that it could not be printed. I spent much time on these lists last autumn which I now find might have been better employed.

I had also made long ago various lists of places with their holders in Kirby, the holders in capite and the tenants in each Manor, the Baronies mentioned in Kirby, and I have notes of various things that had struck me. All these things were incomplete and only required time and patience to complete them ; but time is gone, and I am obliged to cut away all that is incomplete and finish speedily.

I had besides made use of the Indexes of Sir F. Palgrave in his Parliamentary Writs with a view to give what information I could* of the owners of property in Somerset who were established else- where, and many of them of much more importance than one would imagine from what we know of them in Somerset.

My extracts from the Indexes are in a less complete state than even the rest of the work. I had at one time hoped I might have had another year to complete it. As it is, I have no alternative but

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to omit all this incomplete work, which would have served for a series of explanatory indices for the whole, and to content myself with the index the Revs. Gilbert Smith and F. W. Weaver have been good enough to undertake ; for these they, and for the Exchequer Lay Subsidies Mr. Bennett, are responsible.

I am desirous, if I have strength, to put in shape by degrees what is omitted of the matter I had more or less prepared, with a view to its being printed hereafter if that is possible.

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FOL. 311.

Rotuli feodorum que tenentur de Rege in capite, et de aliis garnet: diversis in comitat : Somerset et Dorset, secundum inquisitiones inde factas coram domino Johanne de Kerkebie, tune Thesaurario domini Regis, et sociis suis ad hoc assignatis per ipsum regem.

^untireli : toe awbetuclje,

Item Abbas de Muchelnye tenet manerium de Luminstre 3Lunttn£tr? rum cum Fyfhide de Rege in capite pro feodo unius militis.

Abbas de Athelnigg: tenet manerium de Ilton de Rege in capite in puram eleemosinam.

Simon de Monte acuto tenet Dunegate de Rege in capite et est membrum Baronie de Schepton, set per quod servicium non n't mencio in inquisitionibus predictis.

Matilda de Multone tenet Hashull : de Isabella de Fortibus Comitessa Albem : pro uno feodo unius militis de Mortain, et eadem Comitessa de Rege, set non dicitur per quod servicium.

Item Johannes de Bruwes tenet manerium de Stapelle de Rege in capite pro dim : feodo militis, set non fit mentio in inquisitionibus predictis per quod servicium.

Item Johannes de Pavele tenet Manerium de Bikenhulle de Rege in capite pro feodo unius militis, set non fit mentio in inquisicionibus predictis per quod scrvitium.

i IJ

(Ilminster. ) (Fivehead.)

man,

(Ilton.)

SBuntQ&tt.

(Donyat.)

(Ashl11-)

(Staple Fitz- paine. )

(Bickenhall.)

Sate*.

(Hatch Beau champ.)

Ctmmalet.

(Curry Mallet.)

(Stocklinch St. Magdalen.)

(Stocklinch Ottersey.)

Clafctnjjt0tt.

(White Lackington.)

38m.

(Beercrocombe.)

Item Johannes de Bello campo tenet Manerium de Hatch de Rege in capite pro feodo unius militis, sed non fit mencio in inquisitionibus predictis per quod servitium.

Item Hugo Poynz tenet Manerium de Curimalet de Rege in capite per servicium feodi unius militis, sed non fit mencio, &c.

Item Robertus de la Fenne et Johanna uxor ejus tenent Stokelingg pro feodo unius militis de domino de Dunsterre, et idem dominus de Dunsterre de Rege, sed non dicitur per quod servicium.

Item Willielmus le Ostriter tenet Stoke Ostriter de Alano Plukenet pro servicio initiandi unum austurtum, et Alanus Plukenet de Rege.

Item Thomas de Monte Sorelli tenet Manerium de Clakington de Roberto filio Pagani pro feodo n milit: et idem Robertus de Rege.

Item Petrus Willielmus la Brune tenet Manerium de Bere de Henrico de Urciato et idem Henricus de Rege, sed non dicitur per quod servicium.

DORSO.

(Kilmersdon.)

(Buckland Denham. )

l&mmtngton.

(Remington.)

(Hardington.)

: Ire feinemersfoon.

Item Kinemersdon tenetur de Rege in capite pro dimidio feodo militis.

Bocland tenetur similiter de Rege in capite, et pertinet ad feodum de Hertlond.

Item Emmington tenetur de Rege in capite et pertinet ad Baroniam de Hokemanton, sed non fit mencio in inquisitionibus predictis qui tenet predictas villas, nee per quod servicium.

Item Herdington tenetur de Johanne le Sor pro uno feodo militis una cum tene . . . de Werdergrave, et Johannes le Sor

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tenet de Comite Glouc : et Comes de Rege, sed non dicitur per quod servicium.

Item Radestok tenetur in capite de Comite Glouc : pro uno feodo, et idem Comes de Rege. (Radstock.)

Item Habinton tenetur de Anselmo de Gurnay pro uno feodo militis, et idem Anselmus de Comite. (Babington.)

Item Willielmus le Franc, et Gilbertus de la Forde tenent de iftfirdfom. Anselmo de Gurnay pro uno feodo in Middelton, et idem Anselmus de predicto Comite, et Comes de Rege, sed non dicitur per quod servicium.

Item Stacton tenetur de Comite Lincoln pro uno feodo, et £>tactuu. pertinet ad Baroniam de Trobrigg, et idem Comes de Rege. (Stratum ?j

Item Walton tenetur de Georgio de Cantilupo pro dim: OlTaltrm. feodo, et idem Georgius de Rege, set non dicitur per quod servicium.

Item Holton tenetur de Rogero de Lokington pro dim : $?0ltmt. feodo, et idem Rogerus de Georgio de Cantilupo, et idem (Hoicombe.) Georgius de Rege.

J^untitetr: tre

Item Johannes Mautravers tenet Hymeford juxta Givelle

per servicium militare de Comite Glouc: (Henford Mau-

travers in Yeovil.)

Item Johannes de Hastingges tenet Berewik Stanford et Stewfotfc ,,,.„ . . . gtrnfattet

Cnilleton de Rege in capite per idem servicium.

(Barwick Stoford.)

(Chilton Cantelo.)

Item Alanus Plukenet tenet Preston Plukenet de Rege in capite per idem servicium. (Preston

Plucknet.) B 2

(Preston and Stone.)

(Brimpton d'Evercy.)

(Lufton ?)

(Houndstonin Brimpton.)

Cfjtltern.

(Chilthorne Vagg.)

JEJunmrre.

(Chilthorne Domer. )

(Oakley in Chilthorne and Yeovil.)

(Lymington.)

Item Prior de Bermundeseye tenet Preston Monachorum et Stame de Rege in capite, set non fit mentio per quod servicium, nee pro quo feodo.

FOL. 312.

Item Thomas de Everay tenet Brumpton de Mattheo de Furneus per servitium militare, et idem Mattheus de Cecilia de Bello campo, et eadem Cecilia de Abbat: Glaston: et idem Abbas de Rege in capite.

Item Willielmus Fossard tenet Boketon de Milisenta de Monte alto, et eadem Milisenta de Rege in capite, sed non dicitur per quod servicium.

Item Rogerus de Puteford tenet Hundeston de hered: Johannis de Mohun, et idem heredes de Rege in capite per servicium militare.

Item Johannes Fag tenet Chilterne Fag de Isabella de la Haye, et eadem Isabella de Rege in capite per idem servicium.

Item Johannes de Dunmere tenet Chilterne Dunmere de Isabella de la Haye, et eadem Isabella de Rege per servicium militare.

Item Walterus de Romeseye tenet Okele et Hulle de Alano Plukenet per servicium militare, et idem Alanus de Rege in capite.

Item Johannes de Tudeham tenet tertiam partem de Leming- ton de Isabella de Bello campo, et eadem Isabella de Abbate de Glaston: et idem Abbas de Rege per servicium militare.

Item Willielmus de Wellington tenet tertiam partem ejusdem ville de predicta Isabella, et eadem Isabella de Abbate de Glaston : ut supra.

Item Prior de Bradestok tenet tertiam partem ejusdem ville in puram elemosinam, set non dicitur de quo, nee per quod servicium.

Item Mattheus de Furneis tenet Estinton de hered : de Vinon, et idem hered : de Abbate de Glaston : et idem Abbas de Rege per servicium militare.

Item Walterus de Romeseye, et Galfridus de Romeseye tenent Modiford Terry de Alano de Plukenet, et idem Alarms de Rege in capite.

Item Prior de Monte-acuto tenet Modiford Monachorum de Rege in capite, sed non dicitur per quod servicium.

Item Robertus fil: Pagani tenet Lude de Rege in capite per servicium militare.

Item Walterus de Wygeton et Thomas de Huntele tenent Kingeston Estmerse et Westmerse de Roberto de Mortuo Mari per servicium militare, et idem Robertus de Rege.

DORSO.

Item Johannes de Cryket et Willielmus de Barneville tenent medietatem Nyuton et Sarmaville per serviantiam redd : Regi per annum ad scaccarium unam mappam et unum manutergium per manus ejusdem Johannis, et alteram medietatem tenent de Willielmo de Gowys, et idem Willielmus de Rege in capite.

(•Mutton.

(Hinton in Mudford ?)

(Mudford.)

JHonacfynrum.

(Mudford.)

(Lyde in Yeovil.)

tt te.

(Yeovil Marsh.)

(Newton. Sermon ville.)

: t»e

Item Johannes de Columbariis tenet villam de Staweye de Rege in capite per Baroniam faciend: inde servicium ij militum. (Nether stowy.)

Item Willielmus Martin et uxor ejus tenent villam de Kilveton que est de Baronia de Dunstorre, que tenetur de Rege in capite, set non dicitur per quod servicium.

Item Avicia de Furneus tenet Manerium de Kilve nomine dotis de Mattheo de Furneus, et idem Mattheus de Cecilia de Bello campo de Baronia de Domden, et eadem de Abbate de

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l&tlfceton.

(Kilton.)

(Kilve.)

i&ajoran.

(East Quantox- head.)

(St. Audries.)

(Torweston.)

(Bicknoller.)

Glaston: qui tenet de Rege in capite, set non dicitur per quod servicium.

Item Andrew Luterel tenet Cantokesheved Majorem de Roberto Luterel, quod est de Baronia de Irenham (Irnham), qui tenet de Rege in capite, set non dicitur per quod servicium.

Item Eva de Paveley tenet Cantokesheved minorem que est de Baronia de Dunstere, que tenetur de Rege in capite, set non dicitur per quod servicium.

Item Willielmus Bret tenet villam de Thurweston que est de Baronia de Dunstere, que tenetur de Rege in capite, set non dicitur per quod servicium.

Item Ricardus de Wyndes : (Windsor?) tenet villam de Bykennalre que est de Baronia de Dunstere, set non dicitur, &c.

FOL. 313.

(Halsway or Half-way in Stogumber and Crowcombe. )

Crofomtcumfcr.

(Crowcombe.)

(Weacombe in St. Audries. )

J^annfortr.

(Sandford Bret.)

(Lodhuish or Beggarnhuish in Nettlecombe.)

iEmntr : tie SBplton

Item Johannes de Haweye tenet villam de Haweye de Cecilia de Bello campo que est de Baronia de Dundene, et eadem tenet de Abb : Glaston : et idem Abbas de Rege, sed non dicitur, &c.

Item Simon de Crawencombe tenet villam de Crowencumbe de Baronia de Hatch, set non dicitur, &c.

Item Prior de Taunton tenet Westcowe de Matheo de Furneus, et idem Matheus de Cecilia de Bello campo, et eadem de Abbat : Glaston : et Abbas de Rege in capite, set non dicitur, &c.

Item Willielmus le Bret tenet Sannford de heredibus Rogeri de Kingeston, que est de Baronia de Cestre, et tenetur de Rege in capite.

Item Godfredus Hiwes tenet villam de Hiwes que est de Baronia de Dunden de Matheo de Furneus, et idem Matheus de Cecilia de Bello campo, et eadem Cecilia de Abbate Glaston qui tenet de Rege in capite.

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Item Thomas de Thuneworth et Lucia uxor ejus tenent villam de Heleworth que est de Baronia de Dunstere de Rege (Eiworthy.) in capite, sed non dicitur per quod servicium.

Item Ricardus de Muscegros tenet villam de Sundercombe gwnterromfo. de hered : Radulphi Russel, et idem Radulphus de Rege, set "™* in

non dicitur, &c.

Item Alianore de Albemarle tenet villam de Skilgate in dotem que tenetur de Baronia Roberti filii Pagani de Rege in capite, set (Skilgate.) non dicitur, &c.

Item Robertus Avenant tenet villam de Wode que est de

Baronia de Dunden de Rege in capite. (Wode Advent

m Nettlecombe.)

Item Nicholaus le Waleys tenet villam de Hywes Channflur, $gtttotf que est de Baronia de Neuwburgh, quam modo tenent Regine ,^uigh cha'r Anglie consors Regis, set non dicitur, &c. flower.)

Item Abbas de Milcheneye tenet villam de Chippestable in

perpetuam elem : de Rege in capite. (Chipstable.)

Item Robertus de Rachingtone tenet Rachington que est de ftacfjfngtan.

Baronia Henrici de Neuburgh, de Rege in capite. (Raddington.)

Item Robertus de Andeby tenet villam de Stokegommer de Henrico de Lascy Comite Lincoln, qui de Rege tenet in capite, (Stogumber.) sec non dicitur per quod servicium, &c.

DORSO.

: tie

Item Decanus Wellen : tenet Wedmore More et Bydesham de Episcopo Bathon : et idem Episcopus de Rege per Baroniam, et

- . . _. . (Wedmore and

laciendo servicium duorum militum in exercitu Kegis pro tota Biddisham.) Baronia predicta.

Item Johanna de Buleville tenet Aleweston de Johanne de afeuwftnn. Coggan, per servicium trium partium feodi unius militis, et idem (Allerton.) Johannes de Rege in capite.

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(Burnhatn.)

(Weare.)

(Blackford.)

^lletoflrttm.

(Allerton.)

(Brean.)

(Frome.)

(Orchardleigh.)

(Road.)

(Beckington.) g>atrtf thrift.

(Standerwick.)

Item Walterus de Sully tenet Alston de predicto Johanne, et idem Johannes de Rege in capite.

Item Johannes Tregoz tenet Estburham et Westburham de predicto Johanne Coggan per servicium unius militis, et idem Johannes de Rege, set non dicitur, &c.

Item Robertus de Gurnay tenet Were de Anselmo de Turnay per .servicium feodi unius militis, et idem Anselmus de predicto Johanne Coggan, et idem Johannes de Rege.

Item Robertus Episcopus Bathon : tenet Blakeford de Rege, set non dicitur, &c.

Item Ricardus de Cunteville tenet Alewortun de Hugone Lovell per servicium feodi unius militis, et idem Hugo de Rege in capite.

Item Johannes Tregoz tenet Bren de Johanne Tregoz per servicium dim : feod : militis, et idem Johannes de predicto Johanne Coggan, et idem Johannes de Rege in capite.

: tre JTrome.

Item Nicholaus Braunch tenet Frome cum hundredo predicto de Rege in capite per servicium unius militis.

Item Henricus de Marland tenet Orcherdleye de Rege in capite per idem servicium.

Item Laur : de Sancto Mauro tenet Rode de hered : Jacobi Russel et iidem hered : de Thoma de Bause, et idem Thomas de Comite Glouc : et Comes de Rege, set non dicitur, &c.

Item heres Philippi deArleye tenet medietatem de Bekinton, set non dicitur de quo, nee per quod servicium.

Item Robertus Malherbe tenet Sandewyke de Hugone Poinz, et idem Hugo de Rege.

FOL. 314.

tre JTrcme, (38empston erased)

Item Godefridus Gyffard tenet Radene de hered : Pagani de Cadurtis, et iidem hered : de Rege. (Rodden.)

Item Baggot tenet Merstan de Elizabeth de Clypedon Clgprtttn*. (Clyvedon) et eadem Elizabet de Rogero de Mules per (Marston Bigot.) servicium xx solid : et idem Rogerus de Rege.

Item Margar : de Acton tenet Wandestre de Rogero de TOmtetftrr. Moles per servicium x. den. ob., et idem Rogerus de Rege. (Wanstrow.)

Item Egidius de Florii tenet Clafford de Rogero de Monte Claffortr. alto per servicium xij. den: et idem Rogerus de hered: (Cloford-) Nicholai Pointz, et iidem hered : de Rege.

Item Nicholaus de la Mare tenet medietatem ville de Noni Jhrnt. de Elia de Cotele pro servicio dim : feodi militis, et idem Elias (Nunne>r^ de Petro de la Mare, et idem Petrus de Comite Heref: et Comes de Rege.

Item Henricus de Monteforti tenet aliam med : de Nicholao de Monteforti per servicium dim : feodi militis, et idem Nicholaus de Comite Glouc : et Comes de Rege.

Item Alanus Plukenet tenet Wateley de Abb : Glaston : mzttlty. per servicium dim : feodi, et Abbas de Rege. (Whatley.)

Item Osbertus Gyffard tenet Temnes de Johanne Gyffard per Comwrf. servicium unius militis.

Item Willielmus de Wafer: tenet medietatem ville de &rrtltnjg;t0n. Lollington de Comite Lincoln: per servicium dim: feodi, et (Lullinston') Comes de Rege.

Item Johanna de Roching: tenet aliam medietatem de Priore de Langel, et Prior de Nicholao de Monteforti, et Nicholaus de Comite Lincoln : et Comes de Rege.

Item Robertus de Panes tenet Laverton de Rogero Bygot Habcrtnn. Corn : Mariscall : per servicium militare, et Comes de Rege. (Laverton.)

9 c

DORSO.

tre J00rtf)pert0u.

(Chedzoy.)

(Sheerston in North Petherton.)

(Thurloxton.)

(Newton in North Petherton.)

(Durston.)

(Wembdon.)

(Crandon in Bawdrip.)

Item Simon de Monte acuto tenet Chideshi de Rege in capite, set per quod servicium ignoratur, set creditur quod per- tinet ad Baroniam de .....

Item Johanna de Reyni tenet Siredestone de Matheo de Furnivall : et idem Matheus de Cecilia de Bello campo et eadem Cecilia de Abbate Glaston: et idem Abbas de Rege, et respondet Abbas Regi pro feodo unius militis.

Item Prior de Tanton tenet Thurlokestone de Johanne de Mohun, et idem Johannes de Rege in capite, et respondet pro feodo unius militis.

Item Ricardus de Niweton tenet Neuton de Johanne Tregoz, et Johannes de Rege in capite, et respondet pro dimid : feodo.

Item Johannes de ^Erlegh tenet Thurston de Roberto fil : Pagani, et idem Robertus de Rege, et respondet pro uno feodo.

Item Willielmus Testard tenet Wemedone de Ricardo de Greyvill, et idem Ricardus de hered : Willielmi de Mohun, et idem Willielmus de Rege, et respondet pro ii partibus militis.

Item Willielmus Trevet tenet Crandone de Rege, reddendo inde annuatim ad scaccarium § vjs.

(Stretcholt in Pawlet.)

(Bawdrip.)

Cstcmfjol

(Stretcholt.)

(Pawlet.)

Item Reymun Malet tenet Westsrecholte de Ada de Bagge- dripe, et idem Adam de Hugone Lovel, et Hugo de Rege.

Item Adam Baggedripe tenet Baggedripe de Hugone Lovel, et idem Hugo de Rege, et respond : pro dimid : feodo militis.

Item Johannes Cole tenet Estcrecholte de Johanne de Marisco, et idem Johannes de Marisco de Johanne Coggan,et idem Johannes de Rege.

Item Magr : de Byleswik tenet Paulet de Anselmo de Gurnay, et idem Anselmus de Rege, set non dicitur per quod servicium.

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(©tiest.

Item Johannes de Horsi tenet Horsi de hered : Patricii de Cadurtis, et iidem heredes de Rege, et respond : pro ij. feod : (H°rseyO militis et dim :

Item Thomas de Ralege tenet Dunwere de Johanne de JBtmfom.

Columbariis, et idem Johannes de Rege et respondet pro uno £udnwere in*

c i feodo.

Item Robertus de Chilton tenet Chiltone de Hugone Lovel, Cfjtlfrm. et idem Hugo de Rege, et respondet pro dim : feodo militis. (Chilton Trinity-)

Item Matheus de Furnivall : tenet Peres de Cecilia de Bello campo, et eadem Cecil : de Abbate Glaston : et idem Abbas de Rege, et respondet pro dim : feodo extra quinta parte unius feodi.

FOL. 315.

3W)uc ^untrreD; tie J^ortfjpertone.

Item Henricus Bikestan tenet Sannford de Roberto filio Jt>ann&f0rtf. Pagani, et idem Robertus de Rege, et respondet pro uno feodo.

Item Abbas de Aveingleye tenet Bamme de Rege, per quod 3Samtw. servicium ignoratur, et respondet pro uno feodo.

Item Hugo de Popham tenet Buntesworth de Johanne de Columbariis, et idem Johannes de Rege, et respondet pro dim : (Huntworth in

J North Petherton.)

feodo.

Item Johannes de Wolmerstone tenet Wolmerstone de Walmtrttone. Johanne de Columbariis, et idem Johannes de Rege, et respondet pro uno feodo.

Item Prior Hospitii Sancti Johannis Jerusalem in Anglia tenet Co&crtnne. Cokertone de Johanne de Columbariis, et idem Johannes de Rege pro dim : feod:

Item Willielmus Testard tenet Cleyhull de Willielmo Trevet, et idem Willielmus de Hugone Poynz, et idem Hugo de Rege, et respondet pro uno feodo.

n c 2

(Sydenham in Bridgwater and Wembdon.)

(Wellow.)

tt

(Hinton Charter- house and Norton St. Philip's.)

83 undertone. (Dunkerton.)

(Foscott.)

Item Walterus de Sidenham tenet Sidenham de Ricardo de Greyvill: et idem Ricardus de hered : Willielmi de Bohun, et respondet pro uno feodo.

: He 22Jeltoe,

Item Nicholaus de Monteforti tenet villam de Welwe de Comite Glouc : in capite pro duo feod : per servicium militare, et idem Comes de Rege in capite, set per quod servicium non est mentio in inquisitionibus predictis.

Item Prior de Hentone tenet Hentone et Norton de Comite Line : in elem : et idem Comes de Rege in capite, set per quod servicium, &c.

Item Matill : de Columbariis tenet villam de Dunkertone de Rogero de Moles pro uno feodo militis et idem Rogerus de Rege in capite.

Item Osbertus Gyffard tenet villam de Foxcote de Thoma de Berkeleye pro uno feodo militis, et idem Thomas de Rege, set per quod, &c.

Camrtlertone.

(Gamer ton.)

DORSO.

Snm&: fie OBeltoe*

(Inglishcombe.)

Item Elias de Cottele tenet villam de Camellertone de Episcopo Bathon : pro uno feodo militis, et idem Episcopus de Rege per Baroniam suam.

Item Anselmus de Gurnay tenet villam de Ingliscumbe de Comite Glouc : in capite pro uno feodo militis, et idem Comes de Rege.

Item Johannes de Sancto Laudo tenet villam de Neuton de (Newton St. Loe.) Comite Glouc : in capite: pro uno feodo, et idem Comes de Rege.

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Item Prior de Bath : tenet villam de Corstone de Rege in Carrftonr.

elem : set non fit mentio per quod servicium. (Corston.)

Item Thomas de Bausis tenet villam de Tvviverton de Comite Etoiborton.

Glouc : pro uno feodo, et idem Comes de Rege. (Twerton.)

Item Johannes de Haweye tenet villam de Cumbeshaweye de Comite Lincoln : pro uno feodo per servicium militare, et idem (Combe Hay-) Comes de Rege in capite.

Item Nicholaus de Monteforti tenet villam de Farleye cum Manerio de Wilwe de predicto Comite Glouc : sicut predictum (Farley-) est.

Item Henricus de la Grene et Thomas North tenent villam de Telesford de Johanne de Humframville, et predictus Henricus ' respondet pro uno feodo militis, idem Johannes de Comite Glouc : et Comes de Rege, set non fit mentio &c., et predictus

Thomas North tenet de Johanne le pro uno feodo per

servicium militare, et idem Johannes de Comite Glouc : et Comes de Rege, set non fit mentio, &c.

Item Robertus le Horpery tenet unum feodum militis infra J9unfe*rt0n. Manerium de Dunkertone de Nicholao de Monteforti, et idem (Dunkerton.) Nicholaus de Hugone Lovel, et idem Hugo de Rege, set non dicitur per quod servicium.

De auxilio ad Turnum Vicecomitis in predicto Hundredo de Welewe.

Item dicunt quod villa de Dunkertone reddit ad Turnum Vicecomitis § — xvj. den : ad ij. anni terminos, viz., unam medietatem ad festum Sancti Michaelis, et aliam medietatem ad Pasche.

Item villa de Cumbehaweye reddit xvj. den : pro eodem ad eosdem terminos et xviij. den : pro quadam consuetudine que vocatur Pokerelbewold.

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Item villa de Foxcote reddit xvj. den : per annum ad Turnum predictum ad eosdem terminos, et xviij. den : de consuetudine predicta.

Item Neuton Ingelescumbe Twiverton reddunt per annum ad Turnum predictum § — ij sol. iij den : ad terminos supra dictos.

(Grinham or Grindham in Ashbrittle or Stawley. )

(Ashbrittle. )

Hetefcrrtr.

(Kittisford.)

(Stawley.)

(Bathealton.

(Polehill in Milverton. )

(Welshford.)

FOL. 316.

: fottnsecum tie jWfluerton,

Item Simon de Grenteham tenet Grenteham pro uno feodo militis de Mor(tain) de Henrico de Urciato de Baronia de Trusterestok, et idem Henricus de Rege, set non fit mentio in inquisitionibus predictis per quod servicium, &c.

Item Willielmus de Sancto Claro tenet Esse Bretel de predicto Henrico pro uno feodo militis de Mortain de eadem Baronia, et predictus Henricus de Rege, set, &c.

Item Simon de Grenteham tenet Kedeford de Roberto fil : Pagani pro dim : feodi militis de Baronia de Chanverge, et predictus Robertus de Rege, set non fit mentio, &c.

Item Johannes de Regny tenet Stauleye de predicto Roberto filz Pagani pro uno feodo militis de predicta Baronia, et predictus Robertus de Rege, set non, &c.

Item Hillarius de Badihalton, Johannes de ..........

Poulesheye, Petrus de la Wodelonde tenent villam de Badihalton pro uno feodo militis de Baronia de Dunsterre, et Dominus de Dunsterre de Rege, et non fit mentio per quod servicium, &c.

Item idem Hillarius Johannes et Petrus tenent Pontesheye de Henrico de Wayvill : et predictus Henricus de Baronia de Dunstere ut supra.

Item Phus (Philippus) de Weleforde tenet Welford pro quarta parte feodi unius militis de Ricardo de Plessetis, et Ricardus de Rege, set, &c.

Item Baldricus de Neuton et Johannes de la Were tenent ;$laxtcto0rfl). Maueworth pro dim : feodo militis de Baronia de Dunsterre et Dominus de Dunsterre de Rege, &c.

Item Johannes Launtelene : tenet Legh de Baronia de Dunsterre ut supra, set non fit mentio, &c.

Item Thomas de Bradestane, Johannes de eadem, et Petrus de eadem, tenent Ranetone pro dim : feod : militis de Ricardo de Windes : (Windsor) et predictus Ricardus de Baronia predicta.

Item Willielmus Crispin tenet Samford Arundel pro dim : feodo militis de Rogero de Arundel, et idem Rogerus de Johanne ,§am ford de Valle torta, et idem Johannes de Baronia de Dunden, set de Arundel.) quo predicta Baronia tenetur, vel per quod servicium, non fit mentio, &c.

Manttrmr.

(R™nington.)

Item Valentinus de Fluri tenet Thorne Magarete de Johanne de Haweye pro tribus partibus feodi unius militis, et predictus Johannes de Baronia predicta ut supra. Margaret.)

DORSO.

De Camjjtou (Cannmjjton).

Item Willielmus Trevet et Sarra uxor ejus tenent villam de Oterhamton pro uno feodo militis de Johanne de Columbariis, et idem Johannes de Rege per Baroniam, set non fit mentio per quod servicium, &c.

Item iidem Willielmus et Sarra et Walterus de Romessey tenent medi : ville de Comwych pro quarta parte feodi unius militis de Hugone de Dodingsoles, et idem Hugo de Rege in capite per Baroniam.

Item Eustach : de Wyteny tenet aliam medietatem ejusdem ville pro quarta parte unius feodi militis de Johanne Tregoz, et idem Johannes de Rege in capite per Baroniam ut supra.

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(Otterhampton.)

(Combewich.)

JEittem.

Cantgtone.

(Rodway. Cannington.)

Item Matill : Weleraund tenet villam de Radeneye et Canigton pro una caruca terre nomine dotis de Rege ratione custodie hered : Roberti Weleraund.

(Currypool in Charlinch.)

(Spaxton.)

(Asholt.)

Item predictus Wiilielmus Trevet et Sarra uxor ejus tenent (Chilton Trinity.) villam de Chilton de Rege pro iij. feodis militis pro custod: hered : predicti, et idem heres tenere debet de Hugone Poinz, et idem Hugo de Rege in capite per Baroniam.

Item Johannes de Valle torta tenet Coripel pro dim : feodi de hered : Willielm : de Forti: et idem hered : de Abb : Glaston : et Abbas de Rege in capite per Baroniam.

Item Hugo Fich tenet villam de Spaxton pro uno feodo de Johanne de Columbar : et idem Johannes de Rege in capite per Baroniam.

Item Robertus de Cruc et Johanna uxor ejus, Wiilielmus le Pruz et Alicia uxor ejus, Hugo de Loccombe et Johanna uxor ejus, Nlcholaus de Bertone, Wiilielmus le Border et Elizabeth uxor ejus, tenent villam Esholte pro uno feodo et dim : unde unum feodum tenetur de hered : Johannis de Nevill : et idem Johannes de Rege in capite per Baroniam ; et dim : feod : tenetur de Rege per custod : hered : predicti Roberti de Waleraund, qui heres tenere debet de hered : de Johanne de Mohun, et iidem hered : de Rege in capite per Baroniam.

Item Ad : Chaundes tenet villam de Pleynefeld pro dim : feodo de Johanne de Columbar : et idem Johannes de Rege in capite per Baroniam.

Item Wiilielmus Fich tenet villam de Strenegestone pro dim: feod : de Johanne de Columbar: et idem Johannes de Rege in capite per Baroniam.

Item Ricardus de Hywis et Avicia de Rale tenent villam de Serletone pro uno feodo de hered : Johannis de Mohun, et idem hered : de Rege in capite per Baroniam.

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(Plainesfield in Overstowey. )

(Stringston.)

(Shurton in Stogursy.)

ittrbg'

FOL. 317.

gmittr: De Catngtone.

Item Robertus de Sancto Claro tenet villam de Hichestok pro una virgata terre de Willielmo de Wygherwe, et idem (Edstock ?) Willielmus de Rege in capite per Baroniam.

Item Magister Sancti Marci de Billeswick Bristol tenet villam ^rotffairtr. de Scoslond Gaunt pro ij. hidis terre et dim : de hered : Galfridi (Stockiand

Bnstd.)

. . . . , et idem hered : de Rege in capite per Baroniam, set non fit mentio, &c.

Item Abbas de Alegine tenet Adescumb : pro dim : virg : terre de Rege in capite in perpetuam elemo :

Item Domina Regina Anglie consors Regis tenet villam de Wyge et Hundred predictum pro v. hidis terre de dono Domini !w*ek arid xyick

in Stogursey. )

Regis, set non fit mentio, &c.

(Adscombe in Over Stowey.)

: toe

Item Willielmus de Frennis tenet Manerium de Mertok de Rege in capite per servicium unius militis, et sunt tenentes pre- (Martock.) dicti Willielmi subscripti vidlc.

Item Ricardus de Bolonia qui tenet Aysse et Wytecumbe de &sjs?ste tt

..." ^12Igtccom6r.

predict. Willielmo pro feodo unius militis. (Ash and

Whitcombe. )

Item Petrus de Faucumbegh miles tenet de eodem in Middel- iTOrtrettcmf. tone pro dim : feod. (Milton.)

Item Laur : de Henton tenet de eodem unam virgatam terre, (Bower Henton.) solvendo per annum § — xxj1.

Item Willielmus Hugelin tenet de eodem dim : virgatam terre, reddendo per annum § — vs.

17 D

(Long Load.)

Item Hugo Huge! in tenet de eodem quoddam messuagium et croftam, reddendo per annum § — iiijV.

Item Philippus de la Hulle tenet de eodem, reddendo per annum § — xs.

Item Willielmus de Mertock tenet de eodem unam virgatam terre in La Loade, reddendo per annum ...

DORSO.

f. (South Petherton.) 3Sar?nt0ne. (Harrington.)

Cijmnt0ne. ( Chill ington.) g>iratt0nf ffiinamn. -(Over Stratton.)

S>untir: tie

Item Radulphus Albinaco tenet Suth- pertone, Barentone, Cherentone, Strattone minorem de Rege in capite per servicium unius militis.

(Shepton Beauchamp.)

(Dowlish Wake.)

(Cudworth.)

Cwntone JBurebtfle.

(Compton Durville in South Petherton. )

(Sevington.)

Item Johannes de Bello campo tenet Scheptone tanquam pertinentem ad Baroniam suam de Stok, set non fit mentio in inquisitionibus predictis de quo earn tenet vel per quod ser- vicium.

Item Radulphus Wake tenet Estdunelitz de Comite Lincoln pro uno feodo, et idem Comes de Rege in capite, set non fit mentio, &c., per quod servicium.

Item Alanus de Furneis tenet Codeworth pro iij. partibus feodi unius militis de Roberto fil : Pagani, et idem Robertus de Rege in capite.

Item hered: de Whytele tenent dim: virgatam terre in Cuintone Dureville de hered : de Essehulle, et idem hered : de Comite Albem : Comes de Rege, reddendo inde Regi per annum per manus Vicecomitis § — v]d. et unum par ciroticarum et unam libram cymini.

Item Jacobus de Multon tenet Sefnampton Vaus de Comite Albem : et eadem Comes de Rege in capite.

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Item Ad : le Deneys tenet Sefnampton Deneys de Hamone de Burdone, et predictus Hamo de Alexandro de la Lynde, et idem Alexander de Comite Glouc : et Comes de Rege in capite.

(Sevington. )

Item Abbas de Athelingleye tenet Opetone in puram Attorn. elem : de Rege in capite, set non fit mentio per quod servicium, &c.

Item Alanus de Furneys tenet Knolleworth Sregham pro uno feodo de Hugone Poinz, et idem Hugo de Rege in capite, set non fit mentio, &c.

ft J?rfsl)ai

(Knowle St. Giles ?)

Item Willielmus de Stantone tenet Stantone de hered : gtentont. Johannis de Percy pro feodo de Morteyne, et dicti hered : de (White Stanton. ) hered : Willielmi le Brewere, et hered : ejusdem Willielmi de Rege in capite, set non fit mentio, &c.

Item Willielmus de Wyggebergh tenet Wyggebergh in serviantiam de Rege in capite, reddendo Regi per annum xs. ad festum Sancti Michaelis.

FOL. 318.

5>unlir: ILtbertat: fottnsec: toe Cauntun,

Item Episcbpus Winton: tenet totum Manerium de Tauntone STatmtmtc. quod pertinet ad Baroniam suam de Rege in capite, set non fit (Taunton.) mentio per quod servicium, &c.

Item Mauricius de Meinber : tenet unum feodum in Bagge- burge de hered: Willielmi de Reyni, et idem hered: de (Bagborough.) hered : Johannis de Moun, et idem her : de Rege in capite, set non fit mentio, &c.

Item Mabill : Malet et Thomas de Pyn tenent Lydeiard Punchardon pro dim : feodo de Johanne de Mohun ut supra, set non fit mentio, &c.

IQ D 2

(Lydeard. Pincherton in BishopsLydenrd.)

(Heathfield ?)

(Norton.)

(Bradford.)

gnu

(Oak.)

Itlrfcrtm.

(HillFarrence.)

(Cheddon.)

Item Laurencius Talebot tenet dim : feodum in Esseld de hered : dicti Johannis de Mohun de honore de Dunestere, et dicti hered : de Rege in capite, sed non fit mentio, &c.

Item Robertus le Vel tenet unum feodum de honore de Mortayn in Nortone, quod tenetur de Rege in capite, sed non fit mentio, &c.

Item Thomas de Tymeworth tenet unum feodum de predicto honore de Mortayn in Bradeford, quod tenetur de Rege in capite, set non fit mentio, &c.

Item Ak tenetur de honore de Dunden pro dim : feodo et tenetur de Rege in capite, set non fit mentio, &c.

Item Illeferun tenetur de honore de Stowe, et Stowe de Rege in capite, sed non fit mentio, &c.

Item Robertus fili : Pagani tenet Sedene pro uno feodo de Rege in capite, sed non fit mentio, &c.

Carnal &fcfcatt&

(West Camel.)

DORSO.

: tie g>0mertone,

Item Abbas de Muchelnye tenet villain de Camel Abbatis in puram elem : de Rege in capite, set non fit mentio, &c.

Item Robertus filius Pagani tenet dim : feodum in villa de (Bridghampton in Brighamton de Willielmo Bluet, et idem Willielmus de Comite

Yeovilton.) ,, n. A ~

Marescalh, et Comes de Rege in capite, set, &c.

Item Robertus de Mere tenet dim : feod : in villa de Spekingtone de Waltero de Thornhull : et Walterus de Johanne Mautravers, et Johannes de Comite Glouc : et Comes de Rege in capite, set non fit mentio, &c.

Item Willielmus de Gevelton et Elizabeth de Clyvedone et (Yeovilton.) Baudricius de Nonigton tenent ij. feod : in predicta villa de

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(Spekington in Yeovilton.)

Geveltone de quibus predictus Willielmus de Geveltone tenet iij. partes, et Elizabeth et Baudricius quartam partem, de Willielmo Bluet, et idem Willielmus de Rege in capite.

Item Brianus de Gowyz tenet villam de Kingesdone de Willielmo de Gowyz, et idem Willielmus de Comite Glouc : et Comes de Rege in capite.

(Kingsdon.)

Item Rogerus films Pagani tenet ij. partes unius feodi in villa l&arf. de Carl de Roberto de Albem : et idem Robertus de Roberto filio (Cary F.itz Paine

in Charlton

Pagani, et idem Robertus de Rege in capite. Mackerel.)

Item Willielmus de Lit tenet in predicta villa iiij.am partem unius feod : de Rogero de Studecumb, et Rogerus de Anselmo ^ytes Cary de Gurnay, et Anselmus de Rege in capite.

Item Abbas de Aling : tenet villam de Sutton de Rege in &uttane, puram elem : set non fit mentio, &c. (Long Sutton-)

Item Magister de Aketon : et Elizabeth de Cly vedone, tenent ij. feoda in villa de Aure de Hugone de Docdisleuse, et idem Hugo de Rege in capite.

Item Hugo Fychet tenet dim : feod : in villa de Litteltone de Cecilia de Bello campo, et eadem Cecilia de Abbate Glaston : et idem Abbas de Rege in capite.

(Aller.)

ftitttltant.

(Littleton in

Compton

Dundon.)

Item Willielmus de Reyny tenet unum feodum in villa de <Q&i

Est Lydeford de Hugone Pointz, et idem Hugo de Rege in capite. (East

Item Robertus filius Pagani tenet quintam partem unius 4

feodi in villa de Cherleton Makerel de Rege in capite. (Charlton

Mackrell.)

Item Johannes Dorsy tenet quintam partem unius feodi in HBorrfg.

predicta villa de Regina Anglie, et eadem Regina de Rege in (Charlton.) capite.

Item Prior de Brumptone (Bruton) tenet unum feodum in C^rlctone.

villa de Cherleton de Johanne de Maundeville, et Johannes de (Charlton Adam.) Rege in capite.

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FOL. 319.

^tmtrt: tie g>omerton

Iftael. Item Humfridus de Kael tenet quartam partem unius feodi de

(Charlton.) Johanne de Maundeville in predicta villa, et Johannes de Rege

in capite, set non, &c.

3ftttem. Item idem Humfridus tenet in eadem villa xam. partem unius

(Charlton.) feodi de Roberto filio Pagani, et idem Robertus de Rege in capite,

set non fit mentio, &c.

CljsrWon?, Item Johannes de Perham tenet in predicta villa de Cherleton

(Charlton.) iij. partes unius feodi de Johanne de Maundeville, et idem

Johannes de Rege in capite, set non fit, &c.

<&&t $am*rtonc* Item v^a ^e ^st Somertone quam Willielmus de Monteforti (Somerton Early.) tenet ratione custod : hered: Philippi de Herleye qui est infra etatem, tenetur de Rege in capite per serviantiam, set, &c.

(Tintenhull.)

(Stoke under Hamdon. )

(A hamlet of Stoke.)

(Kingston.)

Jjmntit: tie Ctnteiwlle.

Item Prior et Monachi de Monte acuto tenent Manerium de Tintehulle in puram elem : de Rege in capite, set non fit mentio, &c.

Item Johannes de Bello campo et hered : sui tenent Manerium de Stoke beuchamp de Rege in capite pro uno feodo militis, set non fit mentio, &c.

Item Radulphus de Huppehull tenet villam de Stoket de Matill: de Multon Domina de Ashull pro quarta parte unius feodi, et eadem Matill : de Comite Albem : et eadem Comes de Rege.

Item Hawisa de Greyly tenet Kingestone pro uno feodo militis de Baronia de Walkerun, que tenetur de Rege in capite, set non fit mentio, &c.

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Item Willielmus le Bret tenet Etecumb pro servicio dim : feodi de Baronia de Trobrigg : de Henrico de Lacy, qui earn tenet (Hescombe?) de Rege in capite reddendo per annum ad turnum Vicecomitis apud Hamedone § — xijdl

DORSO.

atrfwc iDurid: fie Ctnteljulie.

Item Williemus de Draycote tenet Draycote de Cecilia de Fortibus de Baronia de Dunden pro uno feodo militis, reddendo per annum ad turnum predictum § — xijV.

Item Cecilia de Fortibus et heredes Willielmi de Fortibus tenent Manerium de Dunden de Rege in capite.

JBragcotc.

(Draycot (?) in Stone Hundred?)

(Dundon in Whitley, held under the Abbot of Glastonbury. )

Item Prior de Monte acuto tenet predictum Hundredum de Tintehulle cum nundinis et aliis pertinentiis suis de Rege in (Tintenhuil. ) capite.

Qmnbr : 5e jQorton super (KHoltooofie.

Item Richerus de Culmingtone tenet Culmington de Abbatissa Schaftonie, et eadem Abbatissa de Rege per Baroniam suam Schaftone.

Item Nicholaus Cleymund tenet villam de Penne de Ricardo Fromund, et idem Ricardus de Roberto filio Pagani, et idem Robertus de Rege in capite per servicium unius militis.

Item Robertus de Draycote tenet Knoll : de Simone de Monte acuto, et idem Simon de Henrico de Urciato, et idem Henricus de Rege in capite per Baroniam suam et per servicium unius militis.

Item Simon de Monte acuto tenet Schiptone Montagu de Rege in capite per idem servicium.

Item Hugo Lovel tenet Winkehaneltone per Baroniam suam per idem servicium.

Ctilmtnjjt0n.

(Kilmington.)

(Penselwood.)

l&nnlfe.

(Knoll in Shepton Montagu.)

(Shepton Montagu.)

tone.

(Wincaunton.)

(Charlton Musgrove.)

Item Johannes de Vescy tenet de dono Regis Cherleton Mustegros nomine custod : hered : Roberti de Mustegros, et idem hered : de Regina Anglic consorte Regi per Baroniam, set non fit mentio, &c.

FOL. 320.

ijwntir: tie Cofcer.

dM C0fctr ft QZEtaft Cofef r.

(East Coker.) (West Coker.)

(Hardington Mancleville. )

Item Johannes de Maundeville tenet Est Coker et West Coker pro uno feodo et facit servicium unius militis de hered: Comit : de Veruun de honore Ecclesie Christi de Twinham, et idem heres de Rege in capite, set non fit mentio, &c.

Item idem Johannes de Maundeville tenet Hardingtone que pertinet ad Baroniam suam de Merswode de Rege in capite per servicium unius militis.

Item Johannes de Dimmere tenet villam de Penne de Ricardo de Pevenisse, et Isabell : uxore ejus per servicium unius militis, et idem Ricardus et Isabella de Rege in capite.

Item Willielmus de Bingham tenet villam de Suttone per ( Button Bingham.) servicium unius militis de Roberto filio Pagani, et pertinet ad Baroniam suam de Chanberge, et idem Robertus de Rege in capite, set non fit mentio, &c.

CI0te£to0rn> Item Prior de Monte acuto tenet villam de Clovesworth de

(Closworth.) Rege in capite in puram elem : set non fit mentio, &c.

(Pendomer.)

Itttmoc iH0nad

(Eastchinnock.)

(North Perrott.)

: tie J^untiesberge.

Item Prior de Monte acuto tenet villam de Kinnoc Monachorum in pur : elem : set non fit mentio in inquisitionibus predictis, &c.

Item Johannes de Urciato tenet villam de Pret de Henrico de Urciato, et idem Henricus de Rege in capite set non fit mentio, &c.

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Item Alanus Plukenet tenet villam de Haselbere de dono Regis pro feodo unius militis. (Haselbury.)

Item Willielmus de Albem : tenet Midleinnok de honore de JHftrtetnnofc. Ashul : pro quarta parte unius feodi. (Middle

Chinnock.)

Item Johannes Pipard films Radulphi Pipard tenet Westmok pro uno feodo. (West Chinnock.)

Item Ricardus de Pevenesse qui habet in uxorem Isabella de la Haye tenet villam de Chilbergh in Baronia per predictam (Chiselborough. } uxorem suam que her : predicte Baronie per servicium unius militis.

Item Abbas Glaston : tenet villam de Norton in puram $0rt0n. elem : set non fit mentio in predictis inquisitionibus de quo (Norton under

Hamdon.)

earn tenet nee per quod servicium.

Item Willielmus de Mortuo mari Johannes de Hasting: et Otecumfo. Milisenta de Monte alto tenent villam de Otecumbe in Baronia (°dcombe-) pro uno feodo.

DORSO.

!£mnt»r: fte JDoretfjorne,

Item Henricus de Wolhantone tenet terciain partem ville de Crottf. Trente de hered : Rogeri de Mortuo mari, et iidem hered : de (Trent.) Rege, set non fit mentio, &c.

Item Aymo de la More tenet terciam partem ejusdem ville Ha$l0re de Comite Heref : et Comes de Rege, set non fit mentio, &c.

Item Prior de Stodeleye tenet terciam partem ejusdem ville in elem : de hered : Willielmi de Cantilupo, et iidem hered : (Trent-) de Rege, set non fit mentio, &c.

Item hered : Johannis de Bello campo tenent villam de Marston de Rege in capite per Baroniam, set non fit mentio, &c. (Marstan Magna.)

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£>axmf0rtf. Item Willielmus Payn tenet villam de Saunford de Anselmo

(Sandford Orcas.) ^e Gurnay, et Anselmus de Olivero de Dinham, et idem Oliverus de Rege.

Item Anselmus de Gurnay tenet villam de Corstone de Olivero de Dinham, et idem Oliverus de Rege, et facit servicium unius miltitis in exercitu Regis pro predictis villis de Corstune et Saundford et aliis terris suis.

Item Henricus de Lascy tenet Cherleton et Hingisteregg: de honore de Camere, et facit servicium ij. militum.

(Gorton.)

dfytrlttant et

(Charlton Hore- thorne. ) (Henstridge.)

(Pointington.)

(North Cheriton.)

(Horsington.)

(Abbascombe.)

ifcttem.

(Templecombe. )

J^tantoelle.

(Stowell.)

Bgmtone.

(Rimpton in Taunton Dean.)

Item heres Willielmi de Cheny tenet Pudingtone de Johanne Tregoz, et idem Johannes de Rege per Baroniam, set heres ejus- dem Johannis est infra etatem et in custodia Regine matris Regis.

Item Episcopus Bathon : tenet Cheringtone de hered : Johannes de Moun de Dunstere, et idem heres de Rege per Baroniam, sed heres ejusdem Johannis est infra etatem et in custodia Regis.

Item heres Jacobi Russel tenet villam de Horsingtone de Rege in capite per Baroniam, set non fit mentio per quod servicium.

Item Abbas Shafton : tenet medietatem ville de Cumbe de Rege in capite per Baroniam, set non fit mentio, &c.

Item Templarii tenent alteram medietatem predicte ville de Cumbe de dono Regum, set non fit mentio per quod servicium, &c.

Item heres Roberti de Mustegros, qui est infra etatem et in custodia Regis, tenet villam de Stanwelle de Rege in capite per Baroniam.

Item Episcopus Winton : tenet villam de Rymtone de Rege in capite, set non fit mentio, &c.

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Htri)g'$ FOL. 321.

: Ire 33runeslwlle tn Dorset

: tie IPtmperne tn Dorset

Ijmntr : lie Balrebure tn Dorset

FOL. 322.

: lie I£)aseiotoe tn Dorset,

FOL. 323.

: lie CulforUestre tn Dorset.

IDunH : ae etpteie

Item Johannes de Columbar : tenet Manerium de Wolhauing- S2£0lf)autnjj»

ton de Abbate Glaston : per servicium militare, et idem Abbas (\v0navinglon.) de Rege per Baroniam.

Item Cecil : de Bello campo tenet Manerium de Dunden de J9imten.

Abbate Glaston : et idem Abbas de Rege, set non fit mentio, &c. <Dundon-)

Item Galfridus de Stawelle tenet Manerium de Stawelle per servicium militare de predicto Abbate, et Abbas de Rege per Baroniam.

Item Robertus de Brente tenet villam de Cusington de Jordano Rydell per servicium militare, et idem Jordanus (Cossington-> de predicto Abbate, et Abbas de Rege ut supra.

Item Ricardus de Chelton tenet villam de Chelton de Cecilia de Bello campo per servicium militare, et idem Cecilia de (Chilton r< predicto Abbate et Abbas de Rege ut supra.

27 E 2

(Edington.)

Catecote.

(Catcott.)

gtuttane.

(Sutton Mallet. )

(Blackford near Wincaunton.)

tt Hi.

(Weston

Zoyland. )

(Middlesey.)

(Othery.)

(Shapwick.)

(Ashcott.)

(Walton.)

(Street.)

(Butleigh.)

(Puddimore

Milton.)

(Murlinch.)

(Greinton.)

(Holford at the end of Quantock.)

Item Johannes filius Galfridi tenet villam de Edingtone de Johanne Malet, et idem Johannes de Cecilia de Bello campo, et eadem Cecilia de Abbate Glaston : et idem Abbas de Rege in capite per Baroniam.

Item Laur : de Caticote tenet villam de Caticote de Thoma Bause et Johanne Basset, et idem Thomas et Johannes de predicto Abbate Glaston : et idem Abbas de Rege, set non fit mentio, &c.

Item Johannes Malet tenet villam de Suttone de Cecilia de Bello campo per servicium militare, et Cecilia de predicto Abbate, et Abbas de Rege.

Item Alma de Blakeford tenet villam de Blakeford de Rogero de Moules, et idem Rogerus de Abbate, et Abbas de Rege per Baroniam.

Item Abbas de Glaston : pro Maneriis suis subscriptis, videlicet, Weston, Middelsowy, Ethery, Schapewyke, Ashcote Waltone, Strete, Buddele, Middiltone, Murilinch, et Greinton, qui tenet de Rege per Baroniam et pro omnibus aliis terris suis qui tenet de eo in diversis Comitatibus Anglic, inveniet Regi in exercitu suo cum evenerit per xl. dies iij. milites cum equis et armis et alio apparatu suo, vel vj. armigeros sumptibus suis.

Item Alicia de Furneis tenet villam de Oleford de hered : Johannis de Moun, et idem heredes de Rege, sed non fit mentio, &c.

I£>un6rrti: t»e Bmoltone in Dorset.

FOL. 324.

: 6e ^ujjjjescombe m Dorset,

DORSO.

Oe I&ateclpbe.

Item Johannes Basset et Joceus de Baus tenent villam de Wymfreud per servicium unius feodi militis de honore Comitis (Winford.) Glouc : et idem Comes de Rege.

Item Philippus de Daystone tenet iij. hidas terre de Ricardo de Greneville, et idem Ricardus de Comite Glouc : et Comes de Rege, set non fit mentio, &c.

Item Johannes de Gurnay tenet villam de Barwoe per servicium unius feodi de Anselino de Gurnay, et idem Anselinus (Barrow Gurnay.) de honore Comitis Glouc : et Comes de Rege.

Item Thomas de Baus et Johannes Gor tenent in Backewelle ij. feod : milit; de honore Comitis Glouc : et Comes de Rege. (Backwell.)

Item Alexander de Dando tenuit villam de Aystone per ser- vicium unius feodi militis de Rege in capite, quod totum vendidit (LonS Ashton-) diversis per diversas particulas preter messuagium et gardinum que Godefridus Dando heres ejusdem Alexandri nunc tenet videlicet Nicholao de Apperlegh 1. acras terre. Willielmo Lyuus ij. virgatas terre. Willielmo Atteclyve unum ferdel terre. Thome de Hameleden unam virgatam terre. Johanni Coffrer unum ferdel : terre. Thome Gentil dimidiam virgatam terre. Alicie de Lamygton unam virgatam terre. Willielmo Cotel unum fardel terre. Johanni atte Fenne unum fardel terre. Willielmo de Cadecumbe unum molendinum et iiij. acras terre. Roberto de Thony unam virgatam terre. Johanni Leydecere unam virgatam terre. Thome de Byshopebrok unum fardell terre. Simoni atte forde unam acram terre. Willielmo Herenian unam acram terre. Roberto Stilweye unam acram terre. Item Willielmo Page unam acram terre ; item Eve Wynerweye unam acram terre ; item Roberto Masta iiij. acras terre ; item Magistro Domus de Billeswick xiij. acras bosci ; item Magistro Dor us Beate Katerine vij. acras ; item Matheo de

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Cfjalbg.

(Chelvy.)

(Butcombe.)

ffeltaw.

(Felton in Winford.)

JBragtone.

(Drayton.)

(Fivehead.)

Xneftrgtom.

(He Brewers.)

•pnfcmjjt0n.

(Puckington. )

(Cricket Malherby.)

(West Dowlish.)

Snowdone xij.acras ; item Rogero Scut ij. acras prati, et Thome de Lyuus unum ferdel : terre ; item Willielmo le Theyn unum ferdell: terre; item Eve Yonlegh unam acram prati; Matill: de Yonlegh unam acram terre ; item Nicholao atte brok unam acram terre.

Item Robertus de Actone tenet in Chalvy unam hidam terre de Willielmo le Moyne, et idem Willielmus de Rege.

Item Johanna Brutach tenet villam de Bodecumbe per ser- vicium dim : feodi de Johanne le Sor, et idem Johannes de honore Comitis Glouc : et Comes de Rege, set, &c.

Item Henricus le Waleys tenet villam de Feltone per dim : servicium unius feodi de Johanne Sor, et idem Johannes de honore Comitis Glouc : et Comes de Rege.

FOL. 325.

Ountrt: tie 330lestone.

Item Abbas de Mochelnye tenet villam de Draytone de Rege in capite.

Item idem Abbas tenet villam de Fyfhide pro uno feodo militis quod tenet de Rege in capite in Illeminster.

Item heres Johannis de Moun tenet villam de Illebrywere de Rege in capite que pertinet ad Baroniam suam de Dunstere.

Item Gilbertus de Knoville tenet villam de Pokington de Matheo de Furnell : et idem Matheus de Rege in capite per servicium unius feodi militis.

Item Hugo de Curtenay tenet villam de Croket Malherbe de Simone de Monte acuto, et pertinet ad Baroniam suam de Sephtone, et idem Simon de Rege in capite.

Item And : Wak tenet villam de Westdouewyz de Comite Line : et idem Comes de Rege in capite, que quidem villa nunc est in manu Regis, et tenetur per servicium unius feodi militis.

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OSurst.

Item Walterus de Ordiaco tenet villam de Herneshulle de Philippe la Ware, et idem Philippus de Thoma la Ware, et Thomas (Eamshill.) de Cecil : de Bello campo, et eadem Cecil : de Abbate Glaston : et idem Abbas de Rege in capite per servicium quarte partis unius feodi Mortein.

IDuntr: toe

Item Walterus de la Lynde tenet villam de Brunfeld de 38rtmfenr. Johanne de Moun domino de Dunstere pro uno feodo, et idem (Broomfield.) Johannes de Rege.

Item Willielmus Fichet tenet villam de Merigge de Johanne de Columbar : et idem Johannes de Rege pro dim : feod : militis.

(Merridge in Spaxton.)

Item Johannes Malet tenet villam de Denemerede Cecilia de Bello campo, et eadem Cecil : de Abbate Glaston : et idem Ahbas de Rege, &c.

Item idem Johannes tenet villam de Blakesole de eadem Cecil : et eadem Cecil : tenet de Abbate Glaston : et Abbas de Rege.

Item idem Johannes tenet villam de Lekelworthy de predicta Cecilia, et eadem Cecilia de Abbate Glaston : et Abbas de Rege ut supra, et predicte iij. ville quas prefatus Johannes Malet tenet faciunt unum feodum militis.

J3r unite IT. (Enmore.)

(Blaxhill in Enmore. )

(Lex worthy in Enmore. )

DORSO.

atrintc IJnmtr : tie

Item Matheus de Furneus tenet villam de Hechcome de Cecil : de Bello campo, et eadem Cecil : de Abbate Glaston : et (Heathcombe in Abbas de Rege pro quarta parte unius feodi.

Item Rogerus de Gaurste tenet villam de Gaurste de Johanne de Columbar : et idem Johannes de Rege pro uno feodo militis.

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Broomfield. )

(Huntstile in Chilton Trinity or North Petherton.)

(Haswell in Goathurst.)

Item Willielmus de Wykeburgh tenet villam de Huntille de Rege per serviantiam, reddendo § — x.\s.

Item Petrus de Halswille tenet villam de Halswille de Priore de Taunton, et idem Prior de hered : Henrici de Noveburgo, et iidem hered : de Rege, pro quarta parte feodi unius militis.

Item Willielmus de Lekesworthy tenet villam de Lekesworthy de Johanne Tregoz de honore de Burnham, et idem Johannes de Johanne Togan, et idem Johannes de Rege pro xxma parte feodi unius militis.

Item Ricardus Fromund tenet villam de Heggeshole de (inBroomfieid). Simone de Monte acuto, et idem Simon de Rege, set non fit mentio, &c.

(Lexworthy in Enmore.)

(Bruton.)

(Brewham.)

(Redlinch.)

(Milton Clevedon.)

IDuntrr: fte 23rptoeton,

Item Prior de Bryweton tenet eandem villam in elem : de hered : Johannis de Mohun Domini de Dunstere, et idem de Rege in capite.

Item Prior de Bryweton tenet unam partem ville de Bryweham in elem : de predicto Domino de Dunstere, sed non fit mentio per quod servicium, &c.

Item Cecil : de Mustegros tenet aliam partem de eodem domino, et idem de Rege in capite, set non fit mentio per quod servicium, &c.

Item Robertus de Dreycote tenet villam de Redlis de Hugone Luvel pro ij. feodis militis, et idem Hugo tenet de Rege in capite de Baronia sua.

Item Johannes de Clyvedone tenet Miltone de Hugone Luvel pro uno feodo militis, et idem Hugo de Rege in capite, set non fit mentio, &c.

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FOLIO 326.

* fie Brptoetone.

Item Willielmus de Campo florido tenet Wyke de hered : Wtfkt.

Tohannis de Dunstere pro uno parvo feodo, et idem hered : de (Wyke Champ-

flower.) Rege in capite, set non fit mentio, &c.

Item Augustinus de Plessitis tenet Huppetone de honore Comitis Glouc : pro dim : feod : militis. (UPton Noble')

Item Hugo Luvel tenet Hunewyk de Rege in capite, set non fit mentio, &c.

Item idem Hugo tenet Bidecumbe de Rege in capite, set non ISttecumfce. fit mentio, &c. (Pitcombe.)

IDunfir: fie 221I)ttetane,

Item Emericus de Rupe Canardi et Matilt : uxor ejus tenent Manerium de Shiptone Malet de hered : Willielmi de Fortibus, ghe ^n Mallet * et idem hered : de Abbate Glaston : per servicium militare, et idem Abbas de Rege in Baronia sua.

Item Elias de Cotele tenet Manerium de Corscumbe de C0r£cumfir. Hugone Poinz, et idem Hugo de Abbate Glaston : et Abbas de (Croscombe.) Rege per servicium militare ut supra.

Item Walterus de Dunheved tenet Manerium suum de Bunijctelr. Dunheved de Anselmo de Gurnay, et idem Anselmus de Abbate per servicium militare, et Abbas de Rege.

Item Petrus de Lamare tenet Manerium de Presteleye de Elia Cutele, et idem Elias de Hugone Puz, et idem Hugo de eodem Abbate per idem servicium ut supra.

Item Radulphus Saunchaues (Sansaver) tenet Manerium de Spertegrove de hered : Johannis de Brus, et idem hered : de Abbate Glaston : per servicium militare, et idem Abbas de Rege per Baroniam.

33 F

(Alhampton in Ditcheat.)

Item Rogerus filius Pagani tenet Manerium de Halampton de Abbate Glaston : per servicium militare, et idem Abbas de Rege.

DORSO.

(Hornbiotton and

(Stone in Pennard. )

SBraMr.

(West Bradley in

Glaston

xii. hides.)

rt al.

(Pilton.)

(Doulting.)

(Ditcheat.)

(Pennard.)

(Batcombe.)

(Baltonsbury.)

l^untr : he

Item Willielmus Wasum tenet Manerium de Horblautone de Warino de Siccavilla, et idem Warinus tenet predictum manerium et Pulle de Willielmo Martin, et idem Willielmus Martin de predicto Abbate per servicium militare, et idem Abbas de Rege per Baroniam.

Item hered : Elie de la Stone ten : Manerium de la Stone de Abbate predicto, et Abbas de Rege.

Item Johannes Carbunel tenet Manerium de Bradele de predicto Abbate, et Abbas de Rege ut supra.

Item Abbas pro maneriis suis de Pultone, Dultingge, Diches- yete, Pomard, Batecumbe, et Baltenesbergh, que de Rege tenet per Baroniam et pro omnibus aliis terris suis que similiter tenentur de Rege in diversis comitatibus videlicet Somerset et Dorset, Wiltes, Berks, et Devone, inveniet Regi in exercitu suo qui evenerit per xl. dies iij. milites cum equis et armis et alio apparatu suo vel vj. armigeris sumptibus suis.

Smith: tie (SHUfngftam tn Dorset,

FOL. 327.

3hfmc

: he @tllmgf)am in Dorset.

34

Qmrili: lie 33ere in Dorset.

: tie Cotfjernetljorne in Dorset

FOL. 328.

J£wnti: tie oapneforli in Dorset.

: tie ^efeeraone in Dorset.

FOL. 329.

l£wnti: tie asemenstre in Dorset.

: tie COI)pte\tiepe in Dorset

: fie Dro&esbergl) in Dorset.

l£mnti: tie g)f)irebtirne in Dorset

FOL. 330.

atiljuc I£)unli: tie g>f)ireburne in Dorset.

35

(Oare.)

(Culbone.)

liartlot

(Porlock.)

(Luccombe.)

ifcttem.

(Luccombe.)

(Wilmotsham in Stoke Pero.)

(Holnicott in Selworthy.)

t£mnD: toe Cattngtcme (Carhampton.)

Item Warinus de Siccaville tenet villam de Ar : pro dim : feod: de Matheo de Fornelle, et idem Matheus de Rege in capite, set non fit mentio, &c.

Item Willielmus de Kitenor tenet unum feodun in Fitenor de Thoma de Ralegh, et idem Thomas de hered : Henrici de Tracey, et iidem hered : de Rege.

Item Simon films Rogonis tenet dim : feodum in Portlot de Simone filio Rogonis, et idem Simon de Hugone de Curteneye, et idem Hugo de Rege.

Item Hugo de Loccome tenet iiij. feoda in Loccome de Henrico de Pinkeny, et idem Henricus de Rege, set non fit mentio per quod servicium, &c.

Item Galfridus de Loccome tenet dim : feodum in Manerio de Loccome de Thoma de Mertone, et idem Thomas de Rege.

Item idem Galfridus tenet dim : feodum de Wylemereham de Ricardo de Plessetis, et idem Ricardus de Johanne de Mandeville, et idem Johannes de Rege.

Item Willielmus de Hollne tenet unum feodum in Holne de Matheo de Fornel, et idem Matheus de Rege.

DORSO.

l£mnDr: lie Cartntone,

(Bratton in Minehead.)

(Bossington in Porlock.)

Item Robertus de Bractone tenet unum feodum de Johanne de Mohun, et idem Johannes de Rege.

Item Laurencius Talebot tenet dim: feodum in Bosingtunde Abbate de Hapilie, et idem Abbas de Rege.

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Item Hugo de Curtenay tenet unum feodum in Wottone de hered : Philippi Basset, et idem hered : de Johanne de Nonaville, et idem Johannes de Rege

Item Ricardus de Cloudesham, Willielmus de Kidenor, Hugo de Domeltone, et Galfridus le Tort, tenent unum feodum in Gunercumbe de Roberto filio Pagani, et idem Robertus de Rege.

Item Robertus de Bictone Galfridus le Tort tenent ij. partes unius feodi in Bicton de Johanne de Mohun, et idem Johannes de Rege.

Item Ricardus de Hauel tenet dim : feod : in Hauel de Johanne de Mohun, et idem Johannes de Rege.

Item Johanna fil : Johannis de Britach tenet dim : feodum in Britecote de Johanne de Mohun, et idem Johannes de Rege.

Item Thomas de Gymeworg: Robertus Martyn, et Isabella de Fiscurs, tenent unum feodum in Wydecumbe, unde dictus Robertus et Isabella tenent ij. partes unius feodi de Thoma de Tymeworg: et idem Thomas de Johanne de Mohun.

Item Rogerus Sandholle tenet unum feodum in Sandhille de Thoma de Gymewory, et idem Thomas de Johanne de Mohun, et Johannes de Rege.

Item Robertus Martyn tenet unum feodum in Brune et Treberth de Thoma de Gomory, et idem Thomas de Johanne de Mohun, et idem Johannes de Rege.

Item Gilbertus de la Putie tenet unum feodum in Lotteberge- hivis de Johanne de Mouun, et idem Johannes de Rege.

Item Willielmus Everard tenet unum feodum de Roberto Martin 'in Lotteberth Everard, et idem Robertus de Thoma de Gymewory, et idem Thomas de Johanne de Moun, et Johannes de Rege.

Item Walterus de Dunheved tenet dim : feod : in Alem : de Wory de Johanne de Aweye, et idem Johannes de Matheo de Furnelle, et idem Matheus de Rege.

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QBfottong*

(Wot ton Courtenay. )

(Sunmumfcc.

(Vannery in Oare.)

JJtrttmr. (Bickham (?) in Timberscombe.)

(Avil in Dunster.)

38rtttet0te.

(Briddicott.)

SSagtecumfo.

(Withycombe.)

(Sandhill in Withycombe.)

38 runs tt

(Brown in Trebo rough. )

ijtbte.

(Luxborough.)

Eottefcerrfj

(Luxborough.)

(Almsworthy in Exford.)

(Quarum.)

Jfttlretn.

(Quarum.)

(Dunster.) (Minehead.) (Cutcombe.) (Carhampton.)

Item Willielmus de Kitenor tenet dim : feod : in Quarme- bogg de Johanne de Moun, et idem Johannes de Rege.

Item Willielmus de Munteus tenet dim : feod : in Quarme- bogg : de Roberto fil : Pagani, et idem Robertus de Rege.

Item Johannes de Moun tenet Dunstere, Mynheved, Code- cumbe, et Carentone de Rege in capite, et non fit mentio per quod servicium.

FOL. 331.

: g>ancti ^eorgtt in Dorset.

Cijtmtfln.

(Chewton.)

(Midsomer Norton.)

SKJMtoetonr.

(Welton in Midsomer Norton.)

'Si&taft Htns'tonr.

(Kingston Seymour. )

(Brockley.)

: fte Cfjuuntone.

Item Reginaldus fil : Petri et Johanna uxor ejus tenent Manerium de Chimton de Rege in capite, set non fit mentio, &c.

Item Emericus de Rupe Canardi et Matill : uxor ejus tenent Norton nomine dotis ejusdem Matill : de Rege in capite.

Item Cecil : de Bello campo tenet Welwetone cum pertinentiis in hereditate de Rege in capite, quod quondam fuit membrum de Chimton.

Item Johannes de Vincina tenet West Kinstone in comitatu Wiltes quod similiter fuit membrum de Chimton, et de istis tribus maneriis est feoffatus Hugo de Vincina de Rege Henrico, faciendo pro iis servicium unius feodi militis.

Item Simon de Lutegate et Matill : uxor tenent Kingestone de Comite Lincoln pro medietate unius feodi militis : Et est de Baronia de Troubrigh et Longespe.

Item Willielmus de Stonille tenet villam de Bretlege de Rogero de la Rusch pro dim : feodo militis de Baronia de Wygemor, qui tenetur de Rege in capite.

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FOL. 332.

J&untr : Ire Cufatmu

Item Johanna Wake tenet Cumton Martin in liberum marita- (Compton gium pro uno feodo militum de Willielmo Martyn, que tenet dictum manerium de Rege in capite per Baroniam.

Item Thomas de Mortone tenet Mortone de dicto Willielmo Martant. Martin pro dim : feod : mil : et idem Willielmus de Rege in capite, et est de Baronia de Blakedone.

Item Tilly tenet medietatem ville de Westharpetre de An- selmo de Gurnay, et idem Anselmus de Comite Glouc : pro dim : (West Harptre.) feodo, et idem Comes de Rege.

Item Thomas de Gurnay tenet aliam medietatem ejusdem ville de Anselmo de Gurnay, et idem Anselmus de Baronia (West HarPtre-) Hugone Luvel pro quarta parte unius feodi, et idem Hugo de Rege.

Item Edwardus filius Anselmi Basset tenet Hentone de hered : Willielmi Bluet, et idem Willielmus de Comite Mares- (Hinton Blewett.) call : et Comes de Rege in capite pro servicio unius feodi militis.

Item Johannes de Marisco tenet villam de Cameleye de Camefeg. Alexandro Dunho, qui de Rege tenet in capite pro servicio (Camely.) unius feodi militis.

Item loteus de Bause tenet Halutre de Johanne le For, f^altttrr. et idem Johannes de Comite Glouc : et Comes de Rege in (Haiiatrow in

J High Littleton.)

capite pro servicio unius feodi militis.

Item Anselmus Basset tenet villam de Lutletone de Johanne Uttclefrm*. le Sour, et idem Johannes de predicto Comite Glouc : et Comes (Hish Littleton.) de Rege pro servicio unius feodi.

Item Anselmus de Gurnay tenet villam de Fartone de eodem JFarton. Comite, et idem Comes de Rege in capite per servicium unius feodi militis.

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(Stoneaston.)

JEfcftem.

(Stoneaston.)

(Emborough.)

CIjtftr Cumtonc.

(Chilcompton.)

(Chilcompton.)

(Ubley.) (Mendip.)

Item Bartholomeus le Peytevin tenet medietatem ville de Stoniestone de Rege in capite pro servicio unius sisteri vini golophrati ad nativitatem Domini ubicunque Rex fuit in Anglia.

Item Ricardus Grenville tenet aliam medietatem ejusdem ville de Johanna de Chaumbernum, et eadem Johanna de Comite Glouc : et Comes de Rege in capite pro dim : feodo militis.

Item Ricardus de Emelebergh tenet Emelebergh de Thoma de Duntone, et idem Thomas de Comite Glouc : et Comes de Rege pro servicio unius feodi.

Item Rogerus Tyrel tenet medietatem ville de Childe Cum- tone de Episcopo Sarum pro servicio unius feodi militis.

Item Adam de Buctone tenet aliam medietatem ejusdem ville de Radulpho de Stortone, idem Radulphus de Baronia Hugone Luvel de feod : de Kary pro servicio unius feod : milit :

DORSO.

3Krt)uc Umriti : lie Cijuutone,

Memorandum quod Hundredum predictum de Chuuton reddit per annum ad turnum Vicecomitis viginti solidos ij. den.

Item Ricardus Damari Dominus de Obbeleye solvit Vice- comiti per annum ijj. v]d. pro quodam assarto in foresta de Meniedep :

Item Vicecomes percipit annuatim de terris predicti Anselmi de Gurnay in predicto hundredo dim : marcam ad festum Purifications.

I^unli : tie Pjlreltone.

De libertate : Abb : de Dinedone.

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fo euppfy beftcuncus

n

Inquisitio de singulis feodis militum in comitatu Somerset capta die Mercurii proxima post festum Sancti Hillarii, anno R.E. xxxj. per sacramentum Johannis de Bello campo, Philippi le Long, Thome de Mere, Galfridi Samuel, Waited Cond : Henrici Tony, Nicholai de Bartone, Ade de Barwe, Johannis Everard, Willielmi Beket, Roberti Barrent, et Willielmi de la Mare, qui dicunt, &c., quod.

DORSO.

41

to supply tttficttiuug in

Etutoetcme,

2nd FOLIO.

Nothing on dorso except the word " Somerset."

3rd FOLIO. Continued on dorso.

4th FOLIO. Marked in old hand "iij." also "iiij."

(Bedminster.)

(Knowle in Bedminster.)

(Bishport in Bedminster.)

(Barrow Gurney.) (Winford.) (Butcombe.) (Backwell.)

pottbut: jjareclfoe 33etimtnstre.

Item Maricius Berkelegh tenet unum feodum in Bedminstre de Comite Gloucester.

Item Willielmus de Oville tenet dimidium feodum in Cnolle de hered : Johannis Geffard.

Item Willielmus de Odyham tenet quartam partem unius feodi in Bissopesworthe de Johanne Appadam.

Item Johannes Appadam tenet unum feodum in Barwe de Comite Gloucester.

Item Johannes Basse et Johannes de Bause tenent unum feodum in Wynfred de Comite Glouc :

Item Rogerus Perceval tenent dimidium feodum in Bode- combe de heredibus Johannis le Soor.

Item Ismann : la Sor tenet in dote unum feodum Baccwelle de Comite Gloucestre.

42

tpptcmcittavi) to Suppli) tttfictntetrs' in Hfrbw'sl

Item Thomas de Bause tenet dimidium feodum in predicta villa de predicto Comite.

Item Elias de Calveston : et Thomas de Tauntone tenent (Felton in dimidium feodum in Feltone de heredibus Johannis le Sor.

Item Johannes Sparke tenet quartam partem unius feodi in Sprocrashele de Herberto de Sancto Ouintino.

Item Willielmus de Baruc tenet duas partes unius feodi in Westholdewyk.

Item Humfridus de Dunsterr : et Cristina uxor ejus tenent (Long Ashton.) dimidium feodum in Asshtone de Ricardo de Grimvile.

Item Willielmus de Lyons, Willielmus de Catecumbe, et Willielmus de Odiham tenent sextam partem unius feodi in Ashtone de heredibus Alexandi Dauno.

Item Nicholaus films Radulphi tenet unum feodum in (Tickenham.) Tykenham de Comite Mareschallo.

Item Robertus de la Bergh tenet quartam partem unius feodi ibidem de Johanne de la Ruverie.

Item Johannes de Clivedon tenet unum feodum in Cliveden (Clevedon.) de Comite Gloucestre.

Item Thomas de Brumptone tenet quartam partem unius (Walton in feodi in Waltone de Radulpho de Mortuomari.

Item Simon de Asshtone tenet quartam partem feodi in (Weston in

• Gordano.)

Westone de Johanne de Apadam.

Item Philippus de Wyke, Nicholaus de Ken, et Willielmus de Capenore tenent unum feodum in Westone de Comite Lincoln.

Item Johannes Tylly et Willielmus de Capenore tenent (Portishead.) quartam partem feodi in Portesheved de Comite Glouc :

Item Willielmus de Bradeford tenet unum feodum in Portes- heved de Comite Lincoln.

43 G 2

i) to 3upplp tfefidwdts tit Ittr&g'g

(Clapton in Gordano.)

(Chelvey.) (Wraxall.) (Portbury.)

Item Ricardus Artur tenet in Claptone unum feodum de Comite Gloucestre.

Item Stephanus Beaumund tenet de domino Rege in capite quartam partem unius feodi in Chelvy.

Item Radulphus de Gorges tenet duo feoda de domino Rege in capite in Manerio de Wroxhall.

Item Mauricius de Berkelegh tenet de domino Rege in capite unum feodum et dimidium feodum in Portbury.

Item Prior de Bremmore tenet de domino Rege dimidium feodum in predicta villa.

Item Comes Gloucestre tenet unum feodum de domino Rege in capite in Ashtone.

(Keinlon Mamie- field.)

(West Lydford.)

(Lovington.)

(Babcary.)

(South Barrow.)

(North Barrow.)

Item Nicholaus de Waltone tenet quartam partem unius feodi de Willielmo de la Souche in Waltone.

Item Willielmus de la Welde tenet dimidium feodum in Kyngtone Maundeville de Johanne de Maundeville.

Item Willielmus Martyn tenet unum feodum in Ludeford de Comite Glouc :

Item Rogerus de Arderne tenet dimidium feodum in Lovyng- tune de Willielmo Martyn.

Item Johannes de Erlegh tenet dimidium feodum in Babecare de Johanne de Bello campo.

Item Johannes Pon nd? tenet unum feodum in Suthbarwe de Henrico de Urtiaco.

Item Thomas de Lud tenet in Northbarwe unum feodum de Ricardo Lovel.

44

&uppUmtntari> to Supply tttfitiencitf m Hirfcg'g

Item Matill : Burnell tenet unum feodum in Sparkeford de (Sparkford.) Ricardo Level.

Item Simon de Ralegh tenet dimidium feodum in Allecheford (Alford.) de Johanne de Mohun in capite.

Item Petrus de Insula tenet dimidium feodum in Suthcade- (South Cadbury.) bure de Johanne Pauncefot.

Item Johannes Pauncefot tenet unum feod : in Comptone de (Compton

T i j i\/r i Pauncefoot.)

Johanne de Moelys.

Item Walterus de Cheigny (?) de Galamptone tenet quartam (Galhampton). (?) portionem feodi ibidem de domino de Horsingtone.

Item Ricardus Lovel tenet de Domino Rege in capite ij. feod a (Castle Gary, in Cassel Carie, Almenesford, et Honewyk et Pedcombe. wick°and

Pitcombe.)

Item Johannes de Moeles tenet de Domino Rege in capite (Cadbury and unum feodum in Cadebure et Maupertone.

DORSO.

Item heredes de Fortibus tenent decem feoda in Schepeton Malet, Dundene, Scheperton, Murylynch, Edyngton, Ake, Tokington, Chautone, Dure .... rgh (Durborough), Enemere, Limington, Hadeworth, Godyngton (?) juxta Monketon, Wode Lytleton, Havecrich, Peres extra ...

Item Willielmus Weylonde tenet dimidium feodum in (Rodwellin

-r, , ,, Kingsbury.)

Radewelle.

Item Gregorius de Wei tenet quartam partem j. feodi in (East Lambrook.)

Estlambrok.

45

(Bishops Lydeard.)

(Kingsbury.)

to Supplu tocfi'cirnctt j in BtrJbw's (©utst.

Item Ricardus de Dene tenet dimidium feodum in Lidiyerd.

Item Radulphus de Wodetone tenet quartam partem j. feodi in Cadeworth.

Item Hugo de la Stone tenet quartam partem j. feodi in Lidiyerd.

Item Nicholaus de Langbrok et Petrus de Langbrok tenent dimidium feodum in Kingesbure.

(East Hor- rington. )

(Dinder.)

(Stony Stratton in Evercreech, and Priestleigh in Doulting. ) (Wellesley ?)

(East Wells.)

et CInto et (Ktteii:

Item Episcopus Bathon : tenet xvi. feoda et dimid: et quartam partem j. feodi de domino Rege in capite.

Item Abbas Glaston : tenet de Domino Rege in capite xiiij. feoda et dimidium.

Item Johannes de Riparia tenet j. feodum in Est honyndone. Item Willielmus Flemeng : tenet dimidium feodum in Dinre. Item Johannes de Wike tenet ij. feoda in Wike et Milton.

Item Galfrid : de Stawell tenet duo feoda in Stratton et Prestelegh.

Item Johannes Ap Adam tenet j. feod : in Melbergh.

Item Walrand de Welleslegh tenet dimidium feodum in , et Est Walle.

(Cheddar.)

(Churchill.)

Item Abbas Sci : Augustini et Robertus de Warren : tenent dimidium feodum

Item Johannes de Acton tenet iiij. partem j. feodi in Ceddre de Comite Mariscallo, et Comes de Episcopo.

Item Rogerus filius Pagani tenet j. feodum in Cherchulle et

et Stoke.

46

to Supply toficmtettS in Btrbj>'$

Item heredes Reymundi de Clyvedone tenent duo feoda in (Ken, Wemerham

- , ~ , in Yatton, East

Ken, Wemerham Hiwisk, Langford, et Strattone. Huish, Upper

Langford in Churchill.)

Item Willielmus Martyn tenet partera j. feodi in (Christen.)

Crichestone.

Item Galfridus de Hauteville tenet dimidium feodum in (Norton Norton Hauteville de Episcopo Bathon :

Item Walterus de Suttone tenet dimidium feodum in Suttone (Knighton

.,.,., ^ . Sutton.)

militis de eodem Episcopo.

Item hered : fil : Hamond tenent dimidium feodum in (Stowey.) Staweye de eodem Episcopo.

Canfngton.

Cfjetoton.

jTrome.

fetimersfoon

DORSO.

Item Thomas de Cogan tenet de Domino Rege in Bamptone (Bampton Ofcomlin Devonie, et Hunespille in comitatu Somerset. Huntspil.)

Item Herbertus de Marisco tenet dimidium feodum in eadem villa de Thoma Cogan.

Item Reymund de Sully tenet quartam partem unius feodi in eadem villa de Thoma Cogan in capite.

47

$uppltnuntarg to Supply UtficmtwS in Etrlw'S

(Nether Stowey, Puriton, Stock- land ?)

Purttone,

Item Johannes de Columbers tenet duo feoda de Domino Rege in capite in Staweye, Puritone, Londestokland in comitatu Somerset et Schaw (?) in comitatu Berks.

(Chelwood.)

(Compton Dando.)

(Brislington.)

(Belluton in Stanton Drew. )

(Saltford.)

(Publow.) (Farnborough.)

Item Laurencius de Hameldene tenet in dote de heredibus Johannis le Warre quartern partem unius feodi de Domino Rege in capite in Cheleworth.

Item heredes Philippi Burnel tenent de Domino Rege in capite dimidium feodum in Comptone Daundo.

Item Rogerus Perceval tenet dimidium feodum in Scatwelle de Comite Glouc : in capite.

Item Rogerus la Warre tenet dimidium feodum in Brustling- ton de predicto Comite.

Item Radulphus Pipard tenet iiij. partem feodi in Belwctone de heredibus Johannis Tregoz.

Item Thomas de Bause tenet quartam partem feodi in Saltford de Comite Glouc :

Item Johannes Basset tenet de predicto Comite quartam partem feodi in eadem villa.

Item Johannes de Sancto Laudo tenet quartam partem unius feodi de predicto Comite in Pelbewelle.

Item Johanna de Gremville tenet dimidium feodum in Fernbergh : de Comite Herford in capite.

Item Willielmus Beket tenet octavam partem feodi in predicta villa de Thoma de Bause.

48

&upplrnunt<in> to suppln tftficundesl fn ^trim's

Item Johannes Champenays tenet quartam partem feodi in (Wilmington in

•,,r , IT-- Stanton Prior.)

Wuhumdone de Kpiscopo Bathon :

Item Arug : de Stamutone tenet quartam partem feodi in Stamutone de Comitessa de Amarle.

Item Willielmus de Chelev/orth tenet viiij. partem feodi in (Chelwood.) Cheleworth.

Item Walterus de Cheleworth tenet viij. partem feodi in eadem villa de heredibus Johannis Tregoz.

38atl)on :

Item Abbatissa Scheftune tenet in Manerio de Calvestone (Kelston.) unum feodum de Domino Rege in capite in elemos :

Item Abbatissa de Wherewelle tenet in Wyke et Wolleye (Bathwick and unum feodum de Domino Rege in capite in elem :

Item Johannes le Waleys tenet dimidium feodum in Lang- (Langridge.) rigge de Thoma de Gurnay.

Item Edmundus Husee tenet dimidium feodum in Swanwyke (Swainswick.) de heredibus de Freldene.

Item Johannes Champenays tenet iiij. partem feodi in eadem villa.

Item Willielmus de Fersford tenet in Fersford dimidium (Freshfbrd.) feodum.

Item Alicia de Wudewuk tenet in Wodewyk dimidium feodum.

Item Johannes de Berewyk tenet viij. partem feodi in Berewyk.

Itbertas €ptscopt JSatfjon :

Item Johannes Appadam tenet dimidium feodum in West (West Harptre.) harpetre de Domino Episcopo in capite.

49 H

to £uppl» ttefi'cunatsf in IcUrby'g

(Blapdon and Uphill.)

(Timsbury. )

Item Willielmus Martyn tenet unum feodum in Blakedone Uphulle de Domino Episcopo in capite.

Item Nicholaus de Waddon tenet dimidium feodum in Tymbresbarwe de Domino Episcopo in capite.

(Rodney Stoke.)

(Claverham in Yatton.)

(Ashcombe in Weston-super- Mare.) (Winford.)

(Shipham Cheddar.)

(Norton in Kew- stoke, Worle Kewstoke, and Milton in Kew- stoke. )

(Hutton and Elbore.)

(Loxton.)

Item Johannes Basset et Ricardus de Rodene tenent quartam partem unius feodi in Stoke Giffard.

Item heredes Johannis le Soor tenent unum feodum in Claverham.

Item Ricardus Artur tenet duo feod : in Asscumbe Westun Hundesberg et Wynfred de Comite Glouc : in capite.

Item Willielmus Malerbe tenet unum feodum in Clepeham Ceddre Stanrewyk de Hugone Poyntz in capite.

Item Johannes de Bello campo tenet quartam partem feodi in Nortone Worle Kyustoke et Miltone de Willielmo de Boys in capite.

Item Johannes le Wallys tenet duo feoda in Hintone et Ellebarwe de Johanne de Appadam in capite.

Item Willielmus Weylond tenet dimidium feodum in Loxton de heredibus Philippi Burnel in capite.

&uritjr : tie

(Timsbury.) item Michael de Waddone tenet in Tymberbarwe unum

feodum de Comite Lincoln.

(Glutton.) Item heredes Johannis de Greville tenent unum feodum in

Chiltone de Comite Herford.

50

dupplcmentari) to Supplw tofici*nde0 in Htd^'g

Item Johannes de Buttone tenet tmum feodum in Norton (Norton Maire- Marleward de heredibus Johannis le Sor.

Item Laurencius (?) de Barry tenet quartam partem unius (Chewstoke.) feodi in Bychenestok de Johanne de Humfreyville.

Item following cancelled :—

Episcopus Bathon : et Wellen : et tenentes sui tenent sexdecim feoda et decimam partem unius feodi in comitatu Somerset, &c.

Bemstan,

Jl3otti) Currj).

Item Dominus (?) de Thorne tenet dimidium feodum in (Thornfalcon.) Thorne de Johanne de Mohun.

Item Mauricius de Nonygtone tenet quartam partem feodi (Lillisdon.) in Lillesdone de heredibus Comitisse de Insula ?

Item Johannes de Lan . . . ny tenet quartam partem feodi in eadem villa de predicta comitissa.

Item Walterus de Came tenet Cnappe pro decima parte feodi (Knap.) de Cecilia de Bello campo.

Item Johannes de . . et Nicholaus Braunche tenent (Stathe in Stoke

St. Gregory.) dimidium feodum in Stathe de Johanne de Moelys.

FOLIO 6.

abbetiylv.

112

to

Uefictenctcg in 5&td»>'3

m

JBamtna

(Crewkerne.) (Ford's Croft (?) in Crewkerne.) (Ashcombe in Wayford.)

(Merriot.)

(Hinton St. George. )

(Wayford.) (Bere in Wayford. (Oathill in Wayford.)

(Clapton in Crewkerne. )

(Seaborough. )

(East Ham (?) in Crewkerne ?)

DORSO.

Crufec:

Hugo de Cortenay tenet manerium de Cruk : Crast Combe, et Ascombe pro dimid : feodo militis.

Item Johannes de Meriet tenet Manerium de Meriet pro j. feodo.

Item Walterus de Stoke Philippus Denebaud tenent Manerium de Hentone de Comite Maresch: pro dimidio feodo.

Item Scolastica de Wayford tenet Manerium de Wayford Bere et Ochulle de Thoma de Gorges de pro dimidio feodo

Item Rogerus de Cloptone tenet Cloptone de Johanne de Bykenhulle pro quarta parte feodi.

Item Robertus de Rocheford tenet Senebergh : de Episcopo Sarum pro quarta parte unius feodi sol : iij. sol :

Item Michael de Cryket et Galfridus de Aslum tenent Esterham Langebrigge et Tonnra : Henrici de Legh de Willielmo de Cryket pro quarta parte feodi.

Item Galfridus Gyen tenet de Ivone de Pylesdon pro viij* parte unius feodi.

Abbediche ... Andredesfeld

Bath (Sup.)

Bedminstre (Sup.) Bimastone ...

Brent

Bry weton Boleston Cannington ... Carhampton ... Cattesashe (Sup.) . . . Chew (Sup.)

Chewton

Coker

Crewkerne (Sup.) ... Curry (Sup.)...

Frome

Glaston 12 hides Hampton and Claverton

Harecly ve

(Sup.)

Horethorne ... Hundesberge

PAGE

PAGE

I

Hunespille (Sup.) ...

... 47

31

Keynesham (Sup.) ...

... 48

49

Kilmersdon ...

2

42

Kingsbury (Sup.)

•-. 45

7

Martock

... 17

—

Milverton

... 14

32

Norton

... 23

30

North Petherton

TO

i5

South Petherton

... 18

36

Pitney

... —

44

Portbury (Sup.)

... 42

46

Puritone (Sup.)

... 48

5°

Somerton

20

38

Stone...

24

Taunton

... I9

52

Tintinhull

22

5T

Wei we

12

8

Wells

_

Whitley

... 27

—

Whitstone

- 33

29

Willeton

... 5

42

Wmterstok (Sup.) ...

... 46

25

» »

... 50

24

Yeovil

... —

Qtomtna

Printed by Sir F. Palgrave. Parliamentary Writs, Vol. II, Division 3, p. 374, from Harleian MS. 6281, written early in Elizabeth. The writ under which these returns were made was of March 5, 9 Edward II, A.D. 1315-16.

FOL. 177.

i. Abbas de Glaston : Dominus Hundred : de Whitelegg: (Whitley) in quo ville.

Eorundem Domini. Sowy (Middlesey), cum hamlet de

Othery, et

Weston (Westonzoyland). Abbas Glaston: Shapewyk, cum suis hamel : Idem Abbas.

Ashcot,

Greynton,

Murlynch. Idem Abbas.

Stawell. Galfridus de Stawell.

Sutton. Baldewinus Malet.

Edyngton. Wus : fil : Johannis.

Cadicote (Catcot). Johannes de eadem.

Chauton (Chilton). Walterus de eadem.

Bodetleg: (Butleigh) cum suis Abbas Glaston: hamel :

Galton (Walton),

Strete, et

Middelton (Puddimore Milton).

Blakeford (Blackford). Hamo, fil: Ricardi et

Ricardus Lovel.

Cumpton et Cecilia de Bello campo.

Dunden.

Cosyngton. Robertus de Brent.

Wolauyngton (Wollavington). Philippus de Columbariis. 53

flomt'na Tfltarum.

2. Hundred : de Brente.

Villa de Brent, cum suis ham :

Sistenhampton (Singhampton, and Siselyhampton in East Brent, are mentioned in Somerset Sessions Rolls).

Yadenworth (Edingworth) see Collinson I, 197.

Wryngton.

Abbas de Glaston :

Prior de Monteacuto.

Johannes films Thome de

Bello campo. Abbas Glaston.

3. Idem Abbas dominus Hundred : de

Wyston (Whitstone) in quo sunt ville de Dychesgate (Ditcheat) cum suis ham :

Batecombe.

Spartegrove (Spargrove).

Lamiyat.

Alampton.

Hornblauton.

Bradelegh. Pulton (Pilton), cum ham : de

Pennard (East Pennard), et

Wotton (North Wotton). Dulting cum ham :

Miglestoke (Stokelane).

Dunheved (Downhead).

Prestele

(Priestley in Doultingj. Shepton Malet

Corscombe (Crosscombe) cum

tertia parte hamel : de Kyngeton (may relate to Barton St. David, which 54

Abbas Glaston : Radulphus Saunzavoir. Nicholaus le Rous. Johannes filius Pagani. Willielmus Mason. Petrus Carbonel. Abbas de Glaston :

Idem Abbas et Thomas ap Adam. Thomas ap Adam. Ricardus Lovel.

Reginaldus fil : Reginaldi et Cecilia de Bello campo. Elias Cotel.

flomtna Tftllarum.

Hundred : de Wyston — continued.

is connected withKeinton in Domesday, see Som : S: Rolls).

Moncketon (West Monkton) et Hamme (High Ham). Hamelet : de Nether hamme

(Low Ham). Melles cum hamel : de Watelege.

Abbas Glaston : Willielmus le Geno

Abbas Glaston : et Johanna Boun.

4. Hundred : de Frome ac villa de Frome. Noni.

Bekyngton. Wandestre (Wanstrow).

Mershton (Marston Bigot). FOL. 178.

Clouford et

Leghton.

Whatele pertinet ad Milles.

Elme Hamel :

Orechardle.

Lollyngton.

Lavrton (Lavertonj. Wolvyngton fWolverton) cum la Rod (Road).

55

Nicholaus Braunche.

Nicholaus de la Marche, Alicia de Mounfort, et ffelicia de Mounfort. Johannes de Erlegh et Prior de Bradelegh, Johannes de Clyvedon, Eudo de Acton, Johannes de Berkele, et Hugo de Beauchamp. Hen: le Markaunt

f Abbas de Keynesham et (Johannes de Flory.

Johanna de Boun.

Willielmus Portbref.

Henr : de Merlande.

Prior de Langeleie et

Rose : Waspray.

Thomas de Panes.

Nicholaus de Seyntmor.

Johannes Turny.

h

flomtna 'Ftllarum.

Hundred : de Frome — continued.

Stanewych (Standervvick) et

Radene (Rodden). Hamel : de Berkle. Fayrok (Faroak in Berkley).

Wus : Malerbe.

Thomas Daumarle. Emma Malerbe.

5. Rex Dominus Hund : de

Cattesashe, in quo ville de

Castelkary.

Northe Cadebury.

Galampton.

Suthe Cadbury.

Sparkford.

Compton.

Babbekary.

Purye.

Fodyngdon (in Babcary).

Kynewardeston (Kingweston).

Lydeford (West Lydford).

Alnemesford (Ansford).

South et North Barowe.

Maperton.

Weston.

Sutton (Sutton Montis).

(Blank).

Barton.

Kyngton(Keinton Mandeville),

Lovyngton. Allecheford (Alford). Stert (in Babcary).

56

Ricardus Lovel. (Blank).

Walterus de Cheigny. Margareta de Boys. Matill : Burnell. Johannes Pauncefot. Johannes de Erleigh. Johannes Everard. Johanna de Rodberghe. Prior de Burmundesey. Wus : Martin et Thomas Tryvet. Ricardus Lovel. Idem Ricardus. In manu Domini Regis. Robertas de Baumfeld. Robertas de Monte Acuto Matheus de Creutham. Nicholaus de Walton. Ricardus de Compton et Prior Sancti Johannis de

Welles.

Wus : Martyn. Johannes de Raugle. Johannes Chani.

fiomtna TJUlarum.

6. Rex Dominus Hund : de la

Stane (Stone), in quo ville de

Ivele (Yeovil).

Kyngeston (Kingston Pitney

in Yeovil). Wygton cum (blank) (Wigdon

and Huntley). veter Stok (Stoke Malarby). Modyford Terry.

Chilton Cauntelow.

Staford et Berewyk (Stoford

and Barwick). FOL. 179.

Hyneford (Henford in Yeovil). Modeford Monacorum. Astignton (Ashington). Lymington

Hyneton (Henton in Mudford).

Chilterne Dommare. Chilthorne Vage. Acle (Oakley) et Hulle.

Hunteleys Mersh (Yeovil Marsh ?). Brumpton cum hamel : de

Hundeston (Houndston) et

loketon (possibly Lufton). Preston Plukenet cum hamel :

Preston Bermundesey,

Stane.

Chilton Cantelo. Staford cum Berwyk.

57

Johannes de Mautravers. In manu Domini Regis.

Walterus de Tril or Evil. Willielmus Malerbe. Alanus Plukenet et Walterus de Romesey. Ricardus le Venur (?)

Alienora de Hastinges.

Johannes Mautravers. Prior Montis Acuti. Matheus de Fourneaux. Oliverus de Tudenham et Ricardus Gyvernay. Nicholaus Dauney et Wus : de Muleborne. Johannes de Dommare. Johannes Vage.

Walterus de Romesey. Walterus Tril et Johannes de Preston. Johannes Devercy, Lucas de Gatry, et Johannes de Stanarde. Alanus Plukenet et Prior de Bermundesey.

Johannes le Venour. Alienora de Hastinges.

Ffllarum.

7. Hundred de Somerton forum : Domina Margareta

Regina.

Cammel Regis (Queen Camel). Eadem Regina. CammelAhbatis (West Camel). Abbas de Muchelne. Cherletone Makrell. Wus: le Fitz Payne.

(Charlton Adrni *). Wus: de Horsy et

Johannes de Perham.

(Charlton Adam). Prior de Briwton.

Kyngedone (Kingsdon). Brianus de Gowitz,

Johannes de Gowitz, et Wus : de Wyggebere.

(Cary Fitz Paine). Johannes le Fitz Payn.

(Lytes Cary)a. Wus: le Lyt.

SuttoneAbbatis(LongSutton). Abbas de Athelynge. Brighampton cum hamel: de Robertus le Fitz Payne.

Spekyngton (both in Yeovilton). Giuaton (Yeovilton). Robertus Martyn et

Mathiel : de Clivedon. Ludeford (East Lydford). Wus: de Regny et

Wus: Martyn. Lutteleton (Littleton in Alex: Broun et

Compton Dundon). Johannes Fychet.

Est Somerton. Johannes Erie.

Alre (Aller). Mathiel: de Clyveden et

Johannes de Actone. Bere (in Aller and High Ham). Johannes de Knolton.

8. Prior de Brewton dominus Hund : de

Briwton in quo ville de

Briwton. Prior de Briwton,

Prior de Staverdale, Ricardus de Godmaston, et Henricus de Carleville.

• Gary Fitz Paine and Lytes Cary are now in Charlton Mackrell. Lytes Cary still pays land tax in Kingsdon.

58

fiomina 'Fillarum.

Hund : de Briwton — continued. Miltone.

Uptone (Upton Noble). Wondestre (Wanstrow).

Briwham.

Redelych (Redlinch). Dycheuescote (Discove). FOL. 1 80.

Estrop (Eastrip).a Pidecombe (Pitcombe), cum

hamel:

Wike (Wick Champflour) et

Celle (Cole). Yarlington cum hamel : de

Wolston. Honewyk.

9. Hundred de Horethurne in quo sunt ville. Holewalle "1 (now in Dorset).

> conjunctim Gothulle J (Goathill). Pointington.

Saumford (Sandford Orcas). Trente.

Merston.

Rympton.

Corston (Gorton Dinham).

Johannes de Clyvedon. Matill: Burnel. Adam de Hereford, Canonicus Well : Johannes Bures et Hawisia uxor ejus

films Roberti Muscegros. Johannes Draycote. Johannes Pagnel.

Alex : Hurscarl. Ricardus Lovel.

Henr : de Campoflorido.

Simon de Monte acuto et Hamo fil : Ricardi. Ricardus Lovel.

Dominus Rex. Abbas de Abotesbury.

WTillelmusde Monte acuto. Nicholaus de Cheigny. Bartholomeus Payn. Prior de Stodley, Henry de Wollauynton, et Alanus Chastelein. Johannes de Bello campo. Episcopus Winton. Rex, per hereditatem J. ap Adam.

At the source of the Brue, sou'.h end of Witham Friary. 59

I 2

ffcomwa "Ftllantm.

Hundred de Horethurne — continued.

Chiritone (North Cheriton ?). Hawisia Burnel. Cheltone Kaunvill (Charlton

Horethorne). Thomas Comes Lancastrie.

10.

Horsyngton. Combe Temple

Stawelle. Muleborn Port et Kyngebury (Kingsbury Regis

in Milborne Port). Hengstrigh : Libera Maneria. Honespille, Puriton.

In manu Regis, per here- ditatem W. Russel.

Ricardus Lovel et

Abbas Glaston: (Abbess of Shaftesbury).

Johannes de Bures.

Dominus Rex.

Thomas Lane :

Thomas de Cogan. Philippus de Columbariis.

II. Hundred de Bempston, in quo ville de

Bempston et ville Wedmore cum hamel : de

Modesle (Mudgley),

Churdesland (Churchland),

T (illegible),

Theles (Theale),

Sond (Sand),

Merke (Mark). Blakeford cum hamel : de

Stocton (Stoughton),

Welham (Westham),

W ede (illegible),

(Illegible). Bren (Brean). de cum hamel :

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Dominus horum est Decanus Wellensis.

Episcopus Bathon Wellensis.

Decanus Wellensis.

Willielmus de ,

Robertus de , et

Herbertus de Marisco.

et

flomma 'Ftllarum.

Hundred de Bempston — continued. Bydesham cum hamel : de —

cum hamel :

Upwere (Upwear) cum hamel :

Bageworth,

Clyware (Clewer),

Abdeston. Were Burgus.

Bledon.

Decanus Wellensis, Philippus le Sare. Baldwin et

et

Philippus Ireys, Henricus de Lutteltone, et Walterus de Suttone.

Radulphus de Monte

Hermeri. Prior Sancti Swithini de

Wynton.

Estranemore (East Cranmore). Johannes de Yreis.

FOL. 181.

12. Hundred et ville de Wellewe in quo ville videlicet de

Wellewe cum hamelettis Baneworth.

Reginaldusde Monteforte.

Abbas Sancti Augustini

Bristol.

Johannes de Bucton. Milo de Bello campo.

Littelton (Stony Littleton). Pogillynch (Peglinch). Elcwyk(EkewickinWellow) Henricus de Elcwyk.

Whitekesmede (W7hiteox- Rogerus Whitokesmede.

mead).

Twynye (Twinhoe). Harnsrugge (Baggeridge ?). Camelerton (Camerton).

Foxcot (Forscott). Combe hawe (Combhay).

Dunkerton cum

Cridelcote (Credlingcot).

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Willielmus de Chegny.

Wus : de Harnsrugge.

Elias Cotel.

Johannes de Kyngeston.

Edward Stradlunge. r" Johannes Chaumpeneys, •< Henricus Cole, et (^Johannes Balon.

ftomtna "Ftllarum.

Hundred de Wellewe — continued.

Inglescombe cum hamel: de Englesbath (Inglishbatch). Niweton. Twyverton (Twerton) cum

hamel : de

Bergh (High Barrow). Henton Prioris (Hinton Charterhouse) cum hamel Mitford (Midford). Norton Sancti Philippi cum

hamel : de

Yatewyke (Wick Farm ?). Farlegh.

Telesford.

1 3. Hundred : de Bedmynstre. Portbury et

Hareclyve in quo ville de. Bedmyntre cum hamel : Knolle (Knowle in Bed- minster) et Byshopesworth (Bishport in

Bedminster). Ashton (Long Ashton).

a Legh (Abbot's Leigh). Portbury.

Clapton.

* The following places are 62

Thomas de Gurnay.

Johannes de Sancto Laudo. Matill : de Baiuse.

Prior de Hentcn.

Idem Prior.

Reginald de Forti : (de

Monteforti). Henricus atte Grene.

Mauricius de Berkele.

Willielmus Boville. Magister Hospital : Sancte Katerine, Bristol.

Johannes de Meriett, Robertus de Aston, Thomas de Lyouns, et Johannes de Batecomb. Abbas Sancti Augustini

Bristol.

Mauricius de Berkele et Prior de Brimmore. Willielmus Arthur, in Portbuiy.

fiomtna 'Ftllarum.

Hundred : de Bedmynstre — continued. Porteshevede (Portishead).

Weston (Weston in Gordano).

Walton (Walton in Gordano).

Clyvedon.

Tykenham.

Eston (Easton in Gordano or St. George's) cum Cro- kere (Crokern Pill).

Wroxhale cum hamel : de Cherleton (in Wraxall), Bratton (Flax Bourton), Naylese (Nailsea). FOL. 182.

a Bacwell cum hamel : de Fairle (Farley).

Wynfird cum hamel : Felton, Budericombe (Butcumbe).

Raggel (Regilbury).

Johannes Tilli, Wus: de Bradeforde, et Wus : de Cappenore. Simon de Ashton, Philippus Wyke, et Comes Lancaster. Willielmus Arthur. Johannes de Clyvedon. Matill : que fuit uxor Jacobi fil : Radulphi. Rogerus Damory.

Radulphus de Gorges.

Barowe (Barrow Gurney). Chelvy.

14. Hund : de Kyngesbury (Kings- bury East and Kingsbury West) cum vill : de Kyngesbury,

Hywish (Huish Episcopi), Wynesham,

a The following places are in Hareclyve.

63

Ricardus de Rodeney.

Johannes Bataille, Johannes de Baiuse, et Elias de Calveston. Johannes de Clyvedon et Petrus de Rillebury. Heres Johannis ap Adam Robertus de Acton.

Episcopus Bathon : et Wellensis.

Episcopus Bathon : et Wellensis.

flomina 'Ftllarum.

Hund : de Kyngesbury — continued. Cherde,

Chelyngton (Wellington), Bocland (West Buckland), Wynescombe (Wiveliscombe?), Lydeyard octo ville. Combe Episcopi (Combe St. Nicholas).

Decanus Wellen :

et Capitulum

15. Hundred de Northcory cujus

ville Northcory. Thurlebere.

Stath (in Stoke St. Gregory).

Decanus et Capitulum

Wellen :

Simon de Monte acuto, Willielmus de Thorn

(Thornfalcon), Hugo de Beauchamp, et Robertas de Pudele. Decanus et Capitulum

Wellen :

Nicholaus Braunch, Johannes de Acton, Johannes de Berkeley, et Abbas de Muchelney.

1 6. Hundred de Chiw, in quo ville de

Chiw.

Stok Abbatis (Chewstock). Timbresbergh (Timsbury). Glutton.

Staweie (Stowey). Northone Marleward. Northone Hautevill. Sutton militis (North Sutton

or Knighton). Stok militis.

64

Episcopus Bathon : et Wellen :

Abbas de Kynesham. Michael de Waddon. Comes Hertford. Hamo fil : Ricardi. Johannes de Button. Johannes Hautevill. Willielmus de Sutton.

Lucas de Bairy.

flomina Ttllarum.

17. Hundred de Wynterstok,

Burgus de Ayberigge (Ax- bridge). Worle.

Weston (Weston-super-Mare). Loxton.

Huetos (Hutton).

Blakedon.

Estharpetre.

Banewell.

Wynescombe. Cheddre.

FOL. 183.

StokgyfTard (Rodney Stoke).

Congresbury.

Matton (Yatton).

Hywysch (East and West

Huish). Bagworth (Badgworth).

65

Episcopus Bath : et Wellen :

Johannes de Bello campo et Prior de Worspring. Willielmus Arthur. Wus: de Weylond, Philippus Longus, et Johannes de Draycote. Adam Waldechef. Wus : Martyn. Heres Johannis ap Adam in curia Domini Regis. Episcopus Bath : et Well: Prior de Briwton, et Johannes films Pagani. Decanus et Capitulum

Wellen :

Episcopus Bath: et Wellen: Wus : Marlebe, et Sibilla de Acton. Matheus de Clyvedon et Ricardus de Rodeney. Episcopus Bathon : Johannes fil : Pagani, Johannes le Ireys, Prior de Worspring, et Johannes de Ledewell. Episcopus Bath : et Well : Johannes de Clyvedon, et Isabella de Wyke (Court

de Wick in Yatton). Decanus et capit : Wel- len :

Johannes de Hampton. K

Tttlarum.

1 8. Hundredum forinsecum Wellen : Episcopus Bathon : et (Wells forum) cujus ville sunt Wellen : Burgus Wellensis, Everich (Evercreech), Welles: (Wellesley ?) Woky, Westbury,

Wutchurch (Whitchurch in Binegar), et Lutton (Litton) sex ville. Buttington (Horrington ?). Decanus et Capitulum

Wellen :

Dinre (Binder). Ricardus de Roneney.

Civitas Bathon :

19. Hundredum de Coker, cum Hugo de Courteney.

hamel : de Wiscoker, Escoker, Westcoker.

Hardington. Robertus de Maundeville.

Clowesworth (Closworth). Prior de Monte acuto.

20. Hundredum de Hundesbergh,

in quo ville

North Pet (North Perrott). Haselbere. Chinnok. Chisilbergh. Norton (Norton under

Hamdon).

Edecombe (Odcombe). Estynnoch (East Chinnock). 66

Idem Prior.

Henricus de Uertiaco. Alanus Plukenet. Radulphus le Mareschal. Franciscus de Aldham. Prior de Wilmington.

MargaretadeMortuo mari. Prior de Monte acuto.

*

tomtua

21. Liber : Manerium de Putteneye Henricus de Uertiaco.

(Pitney), Puttene cum hamel : de

Knolle (Knole in Long Sutton).

22. Hundredum de Mertock cum Johannes de Fendlys.

villis de Mertok cum hamel : de

Hurst,

Henton, et

Cote. Ash cum hamel : de

Widecombe (Whitcombe). Milton cum hamel :

Lade (Long Load),

Stapelton.

Ricardus Pyke et Paulinus Asch.

Willielmus Faucombe, In manu Regis.

FOL. 184.

23. Hundredum de Tyntenhull in

quo ville de. Monte acuto cum hamel :

Bishopeston et

Wydecombe (Widcombe). Hececombe (Hescombe). Stok (Stoke under Hamdon) cum hamel:

Suth Ameldon,

Stoket (East Stoke). Tyntehull.

Prior de Monte acuto.

Johannes Musket. Cecilia de Bello campo.

Prior de Monte acuto.

24. Hundredum et villa de Norton Johannes de Bures.

(Norton Ferris) cujus ville.

Culmeton (Kilmington). Abbatissa Shafton.

Penne (Penselwood). Willielmus Tauntefere.

Chalton (Charlton Musgrove). Johannes de Bures. 67 K 2

jlomina TTtUarum.

Hundredum de Norton — continued. Tritestok (Stoke Trister) cum

hamel : Cokelington. Winalton (Wincaunton) cum

hamel : de

Holebrok. Brotton (Bratton)

Shepton Monteague.

25. Manerium et villa de Muchelne

cum hamel : Thorne (Thorney) et Hamme.

Henri : de Urtiaco.

Ricardus Lovel et Wus : Husee.

Thomas del Ylle et Prior de Briwton. Simon de Monte acuto.

Gill:a Dominus Abbas de Muchelney.

26. Hundredum de Keynesham in Abbas de Keynesham.

quo ville de

Keynesham cum hamel: Filton (Whitchurch), Cheton (Chewton Keynsham).

Bristelington (Brislington).

Burnet.

Preston (Priston), cum hamel :

Staunton (Stanton Prior). Merkesbury cum hamel :

Hundestret. Staunton Drewe cum hamel :

Trubwell (Thrubwell Nemp-

net), Publewe cum hamel :

Compton Dauna (Compton Dando),

Wolvelton (Belluton),

Roger le Ware. Abbas de Tewkesbury. Prior de Bathon :

Abbas Glaston :

Johannes Botiller et Drogo de Staunton.

Johannes de Sancto

Laudo, Johannes de Compton

Daundo,

a I read this to be Gilbert or probably William ; the abbot of Muchelney at this time seems to have been John de Henton.

68

flomtna Vtllarum.

Hundredum de Keynesham — continued.

Cheleworth (Chelwood). Johannes de Hanlo, et

Rogerius Botiller. Saltford.

Farnbergh :

27. Hundredum de Kynemersdon in

Writelington (Writhlington). Kynemersdon (Kilmersdon) cum hamel : de

Ashwyk,

Lokyngton (Luckington),et

Walton. Hemyngton cum hamel :

Folclond (Falkland),

Cherleton (Charlton in Kil- mersdon ? ). Stratton. Boclond. Babyngton. Radestoke. Hardyngton.

Holecumb.

FOL. 185.

28. Hundredum de Chiwton cum

suis hamel : Norton, Welweton (Welton in Mid-

sumer Norton?) in quo

sunt ville de Kyngeston Seygmor.

Willielmus de Bellocampo (Blank) de Bauise, (?) et Walterus Romesey. Johannes de Enefeld.

quo ville de

Johannes de Hauekene. Dominus Rex, Johannes de Hotton, Willielmus Sammel, et Johannes de Lokyngton.

Domina de Curteriay.

Walterus de Paveley. In manu Regis. Wus : Botereux. Regin: de Monteforti. Simon Cherny et Rogerus Mell : Simon Thorny.

Petrus films Reginald!, Cecilia de Bello campo, Wus : de Bello campo, et Cecilia de Bello campo.

Philippus de Wyk et Johannes Bondem :

j^omina "Ftllarum.

Hundredum de Chiwton — continued. Broclegh cum hamel :

Migel (Midgal in Chelvy). Oblegh (Ubley). Compton Martin cum hamel :

Morton. Est Harpetre.

Henton (Hinton Bluett) cum

hamel : Camele (Cameley) Haghetre (Hallatrow) cum

hamel : de Vuttelton (High

Littleton). Frampton (Farringdon Gurnay)

cum hamel :

Stony Eston (Stone Easton).

Emnebergh (Emborrow). Childe Compton.

Wus: de Stouell et Robertus de Ashton. Ricardus Damery. Johannes Wake. Johannes de Morton. Thomas Gurnaye et Johannes Tilly. Johannes Button et Walterus Haye. Johannes Bauise et Wus : de Battaile.

Thomas Gorney et Walterus Peytevyn.

Willielmus Snaton. Johannes de Button.

29. Hundred : Bathon : forinsecum

cujus ville sunt. Kilveston (Kelston). Langerug (Langridge) cum hamel : Catewyk (Tatwick in Swainswick). Weston cum hamel : North Stok et Godewyk. Swayneswyk cum hamel :

Ferschford. Bathemaston (Batheaston)

cum hamel : Walcote, Forde (Bathford).

70

Prior de Bathon :

Abbatissa Shafton. Johannes Ley et Johannes Hese.

Prior Bathon : et Radulphus de Paveley.

Johannes Hese et Johannes de Ferschford. Prior de Bathon :

flomma

Hundred : Bathon : — continued.

Batewyke (Bathwick) cum hamel :

Wellelegh (Wolley). Abbatissa Wherwell.

Lyncombe cum hamel : Prior Bathon :

Combe (Widcombe) et

Suth Stok.

3O. Hundredum de Abedyk in quo

ville de Islemynstre. Donyate.

Stapele (Staple Fitz Payn). Bykenhull. Hatch Beauchamp. Bere (Beercrocombe). Cory Malet. He Abbatis. Stocklynch.

Whight Lakinton.

Ilton.

Ashulle.

Henry de Urtiaco

Abbas de Muchelney. Simon de Monte acuto. Domina le Payne. Johannes de Pavely. Johannes de Bello campo. Willielmus Malerbe. Hugo Poyntz. Abbas de Muchelney. Johannes atte Wenne. Radulphus de Stoklinch. Philippus Maunserel. Abbas de Athelingney. Johannes de Melt-on.

Hundredum de Bulston, Cori Rivel, cum hamel : de Haling: (Hambridge?), Langport (Langport westover).

Henricus de Urtiaco.

Dray ton.

Fifhide Abbatis, curn hamel

Langford. Swelle.

Abbas de Mounchelney. Idem Abbas Wus : Chaufegn. Henricus films Waited de

Urtiaco.

Norbradon (Gose Bradon ?) f Abbas de Muchelney, cum hamel : de Christina de Staunton,

Earn hull e et \ Henricus de Urtiaco,

La More (Westmoor). LJohannes Darundel.

flomtna 1TtlIanim.

Thomas de Marleberge

FOL. 1 86.

Hundredum de Bulston — continued. He Bruere cum

Sutheyegh.

Pokynton. Johannes de Knovill.

Cruket Malherbe cum hamel :de Robertus de Corteney. West deuelisch (West Dow- Johannes Wak.

lish). Bocland Sancte Marie.

Bradeway cum hamel : de Apse (Raps Heathfield ?)

32. Hundredum de Suthepederton,

in quo ville de Suthpederton, cum hamel : de

Stratton (Over Stratton), et

Barington.

Shepton Beauchamp. Est Develisch. Codeworth. Suth Cruket (Cricket St.

Thomas).

Staunton (White Stanton). Knolle (Knowle St. Giles). Sevenhampton Abbatis. Sevenhampton Denys. Dynyngton. Chafcombe.

Magna Lopene. Chileton (Chillington). Compton Durville.

72

Johannes Wyly, Rodulphus le Saillor. Henricus de Urtiaco. Johannes de Meriet.

Heres Elie Daubeny.

Johannes de Bellocampo. Johannes Wak. Matheus de Esse. Michael de Cruket.

Heres Rogeri de Staunton. Hugo de Beauchamp. Abbas de Athelingny. Johannes atte Stone. Thomas de la Lynde. Hugo de Beauchamp. Radulphus de Stolynch

(Stocklinch). Margeria Meriet, in dote. Heres Elie Daubeney Wus : de Waylonde. Nicholas de Wethergrave.

fiomtna 'Ftllarum.

33. HundredumdeCruk(Crewkerne), Hugo de Curteney. cujus ville

Crukerne cum hamel : de Misterton.

Meryet.

Heynton Sancti Georgii.

Sevebergh (Seaborough) cum

hamel : de Clopton (Clapton). Weyford (Wayford) cum

hamel : de Hothull (Oathill). Combe (Combe in Crewkerne)

cum hamel : de Eastham. Craft (Fordscroft in Crewkerne).

Johannes de Meryet. Willielmus Denebaud. Ricardus de Clare. Agnes de Rochford. Walterus atte Barre.

Scolastica de Weyford. Ricardus Gulnay.

Hugo de Curteney. Nicholaus de Cruket. Ivo de Aschlond. Hugo de Curteney.

34. Hundred: de Andredesffeld

(Andersfield), et ville Enemore. Gathurste. Bromfeld. Durlegh. Hesecombe (Heathcomb near

Enmore). Lokesworth (Lexworthy in

Enmore).

Oggeshale (in Broomfield).

Castello (Boroughbridge ?).

73

Dominus Rex.

Baldwinus Male.t. Rogerus de Goathurst, Walterus de Lynde. Comes Lancaster. Mattheus de Furneaux.

Baldewinus Malet.

Johannes Gyan. Dominus Rex.

flomina Ttllarum.

FOL. 187.

35, Hundred : de

North Pederton, in quo ville de Chedesy. North Pederton.

Paulet cum hamel :

Stocholt (Stretchholt) et Wallepul (Walpole).

Baudrip cum

Bradeney. Wembdon (Wembdon) cum

Purye (Perry),

Sivenham (Sydenham),

San ford (Sand ford).

Lovewent

Johannes de Erlegh firm :

feod:

Simon de Monte acuto. Hugo de Popham, Magister de Boclond, Johannes de Erie, Robertus de Niweton, Johannes de Regni, Thomas Trivet de (blank). Magister de Byleswick, Willielmus de Paulet, Willielmus de (blank), Walterus de Thonaton, Matheus de (blank). Johannes Beauderip, Ricardus Lovel. Matheus de Furneaux, Johannes (blank), Robertus Chescard

(Testard ?), Gilbertus de (blank), Wus : Wygel, Walterus de Sid(enham), Rogerus de Bykeford. Lucia de Rale et Gilbertus de Chilton. Abbas de Athelyngney. Idem Abbas.

Hamme (Hamp).

Lenge (Lyng) et

Deterton (Durston).

Keston (probably Thurlokeston) et

Prior de Titinitone

(Taunton).

Wus •: de la Souche et Margar : de Mortuo Man*.

(Blank).

Burgus de Bruggewater.

74

flomfna "Ftllarum.

36. Hundred : de (blank) (Milverton),

cujus ville sunt Preston Uttiel (Preston in

Milverton). Multon (Milverton). Asche Brutel.

(Blank) et (Bathealton). (Blank) (Polehill in Milverton, near Bathealton).

(Blank) (Grentham or Grin- ham in Ashbrittle).

Staunford (Sampford Arundel ?) Langeford (Langford Budville) cumWellesford (Welshford). Halse.

37. Libera Maneria Crich (Creech).

Brompton Raufif.

Preston (possibly in Stogum-

ber) cum hamel : Selver Monachoruma (Monksilver).

38. Hundred: de Wyliton, in quo

ville xj. Wyliton. Donyford (nearWatchet) cum

Stoke Gummer.

Wachet. Clive.

Johannes de Bures et Hawisia uxor ejus. Rogerus Uttiel.

Alienora de Hastyngs. Johannes Seynt : (de

Sancto Claro ?) . Nicholaus de Badialton Wus: de Peuleshe et Petrus de Wodelonde.

Henricus de Grindenham, Wus : de Grindenham.

Johannes (blank). Comes Lancaster. Simon de Wellesford. Magister de (blank). Philippus de Dodington.

Prior de Monte acuto. Radulphus le Fitz Uris. Prior de Golclive(in Mon- mouthshire).

Dominus Rex.

Radulphus le Fitz Uris. Nicholaus de Barton, Johannes Crullie, Walterus de Rumton, Johannes Fraunceys. Radulphus le Fitz Uris. Abbas de Clive.

See Dugdale, vi, 1022. 75

L 2

flomma Iftllaruin.

Hundred : de Wyliton — continued.

Brompton (King's Brompton).

Dilverton.

Briggeford (Brushford). Exton cum hamel :

Rigge.

Whiteholehames (Hollams- in Winsford?).

Craucombe.

Netelcombe. Cloteworthy.

Foi. iS8.

39. Hundredum de Caramptoh, in

quo ville Dunsterre, Carampton, cum hamel : de

Cutecombe.

Muneheved (Minehead). Wotton. Oar. Purlok.

Bosington (in Porlock); Wynesford.

Luccombe.

Prior de Berlinch, Johannes de Linen, Robertus Wythecumbe, Galfridus de Resilles, Johannes de Lynch. Prior de Taunton, Wus : de Lughteburgh

(Luxborough). Adam Ivaux. "Ricardus Durant. Johannes Heron Wus: le Venor, Fco (Fulco ?) de Scolond, [ohannes de Wroxhale. Simon de Craucombe, Priorissa de Stodele. Johannes de Ralegh. Johannes de Arundel.

Johannes de Mohuh.

Willielmus Martyn. Alienora de Curteney. Johannes Kelly. Henricus de Rokes. Henricus Glaston. Ricardus de Ryvers et Johannes de Acton. Johannes de Luccumbe et Galfridus de Luccombe.

Jiomtna ITiTlairum.

Hundredum de Carampton — continued. Breford. Widecombe (Withycombe).

40.

Almundesworthi (in Exford).

Johannes de Luccombe. Radulphus Fitz Urs, Walterus de Meryet, et Edwardus Martyn. Johannes Boclond.

Broune (Brown in Treborough). Edwardus Martyn.

Exford.

Avele (Avil in Dunster). Munceaux Quarme (Quarum in Cutcombe or Exford).

Hundred: de Canyton (Canning- ton), in quo ville de. Strengeston (Stringston). Shereveston (Shurton? in Sto-

gursey)

Burgus de Stoke Curcy, Stoklond Gaunt (Stockland

Bristol). Oterhampton. Radeweye (Rod way in Can-

nington). Canyton. Chilton.a Spaxton. Asc : (Asholt).

Abbas de Neth. Galfridus de Avele. Willielmus de Munceaux.

Robertus fil : Pagan i.

Willielmus Fichet. Matheus de Furneaux, Alicia de Hewisce.

Magister Sancti Martini

de Bristol. Thomas Trivet. Robertus fil : Pagani.

Priorissa de Canyngton. Thomas Trivet. Johannes Fichet. Johannes (blank), Johannes Fraunceys, Johannes de Bures. Ricardus Champernoun (?)

Cherdelinch (Charlinch).

Fildyngton (Fiddington) cum hamel :

Matheus de (blank), Johannes fil : (blank).

(Blank). Eusta (blank).

a Mentioned in S.S. Rolls, but I do not know where it is, unless part of Chilton Trinity.

77

'Ftllarum.

41. In Wy-

de Tanton.

(Taunton et Taunton Dean ?).

Burgus de Tanton. Episcopus Wynton

Norton.

Bradeford, (Blank).

Combe Flory.

Cheden : (Cheddon). Robertus (Blank).

1. Whitley.

2. Brente.

3. Wyston.

4. Frome.

5. Cattesasche.

6. Stone.

7. Somerton forum.

8. Bruton.

9. Horethorne.

10. Free manors of Huntspill

and Puriton.

11. Bempston.

12. Welwe.

13. Bedminster, Portbury,

and Hartcleve.

14. Kingsbury.

15. North Cory.

1 6. Chiew.

17. Winterstoke.

1 8. Wells forum.

19. Coker.

20. Hundesberghe.

21. Free manor of Pitney

22. Mertock.

23. Tyntinhull.

24. Norton.

25. Mulchelne.

26. Keynsham.

27. Kilmersdon.

28. Chewton.

29. Bath forum.

30. Abdyk.

31. Bulston.

32. South Petherton. 33- Cruk.

34. Andresfield.

35. North Petherton.

36. (Milverton).

37. 3 Free manors.

38. Willeton.

39. Carhampton.

40. Cannington.

41. Taunton.

169 T

Corn's.

Collecta xxme domino Edwardo tercio post conquestum Regi Anglic concesse facta per Johannem de Clyvedon et Johannem de Erie, anno domini Regis primo.

HUNDREDUM DE BATH: FORINSECUM.

HAMPTON.

De Johanne atte Mulle vs. viijd. Willelmo le Fisshere ijs. Willelmo Galoun ... xijV.

Nicholao de Hertlegh xijV.

Reginaldo atte Shoete iiijj. Johanna Niwman ... iiijj-. Roberto le Shephurde ijs. viijd. Thoma Russel ... iijs.

Johanne Up iij s. viijd.

Agnete Batines . . . ijs. vijd. Johanne atte Toune-

sende njs.

Ricardo Baron ... iiijj. Ricardo Ailwyne ... iiijs. xd. Gregorio Selyman ... ijs. vjd. Roberto atte Shoete iijs. iiijd. Henrico Bigge ... Galfrido de Alecombe

HAMPTON — continued. De Nicholao atte Putte iijs. ixd. Ricardo Burgh ... viijd.

Thoma Cherneburey ijs.

Jacobo Huse ijs.

Summa xxe villate

predicte

Ixiiijj. vijd.

CLAVERTON.

De Adam Welygo ... iiijj.

Willelmo Hamound... iiijs.

Johanne Sibely ... ijs.

Johanne atte Toune-

shende ... ... iiijs.

Johanne in le Coumbe vs.

Ricardo le Carter Radulfo in le Hele Johanna Goys Willelmo Isabel

ijs. ijs.

vs.

xd. xd. vjd.

xjd.

vjd.

vjd.

viijd.

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CLAVERTON — continued. De Willelmo Spryngod \}s. Philippo le Kyng . . . mjs. x.d. Johanne Priour ... iijj. ~x.]d. Johanne le Hayward iiijj. \\\}d. Johanne Stubbe ... \]s. v]d. Rogero le Neet ... vs. Waltero [torn off] . . . xiijW. Joh [torn off]

[The latter part of Claverton and the beginning of Cherle- coumbe torn off.]

ADHUC CHERLECOUMBE.

De Johanne Walters . . . xvjV. Waltero le Fader . . . xvj</. Xpiiia [Christina] Fenel \}s. Johanne Store, Sen: . . . xW.

Summa xxe villate

predicte xxj*5. v]d.

FERSSHFORD.

De Johanne de Ferssh- ford ... ... \]s

Ricardo de Peyt . . . Ricardo atte Brigge... iij.?. Willelmo Batheweye v\]d.

Johanne le Clerk . . . v\]d.

Willelmo Fairday ... vijV.

Johanne le Sopere ... v\]d.

Summe xxe villate predicte ... ...viijj. vd.

AUMARLE CHAUMFLOUR. De Thoma Praggy . . . v\]d.

Johanne Goys ... -x.d.

Willelmo Fabro . . .

Johanne Haukyn ...

Willelmo Abbod . . .

Johanne Creyde ... xw/.

Thoma de Kymynton x*/.

Henrico le Hore ... xviijV.

Johanne de Salso Marisco ... ... ijj.

Johanne Midewynter xxiijV.

Willelmo Midewynter

Matill: Cuperes ...

Andrea de Medstede vs.

Henrico de Lynecombe

Johanne Betrich ...

Roberto Symenel ... xviijW.

Thoma Hughes ... ijs.

Johanne Aldred . . . xvjV.

Henrico Holebroc ... viijV.

Johanne Godebergh... iijs.

Roberto atte Midle . . . iij.y.

Johanne Poyntel ... iijj.

Johanne Kyft ... [torn off]

Willelmo Castel ... „

Willelmo Sely ... „ [The latter part of Aumarle Chaumflour and the begin- ning of Calveston torn off.]

Dorso.

ADHUC CALVESTON. De Johanne Wollegh... iiijj. Roberto Broun . . .

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'

ijj. ijs. iijj.

ijs.

\vd.

xd.

xd. xijd.

ixd xijd. xixd. xijd.

xijd.

ADHUC CALVESTON — continued. De Thoma Oklegh ... ijs. Adam Dubbere ... ijs. iijd. Rogero atte Bell . . . iiijs. Rogero Annowarde-

toun

Thoma atte Midde .. Rogero Pope Rogero Chityng Johanne atte Cliue .. Elia de Calveston . . Harvisia, vidua Galfrido atte Stighel Alexo atte Pleystude Johanne Gate Roberto de Oklegh . . Roberto le Bonde .. Johanne North Summa xxe villate

predicte ... Ixiiijj. vijd.

COMBE.

De Gilberto Sanvage... xviijV.

Ricardo Goneclyve ... ijs.

Nicholao Goneclyve. . . xd.

Rogero le Geg ... vijd.

Editha Flemyng ... xd.

Agnete Thomases ... xd.

Juliana Slegh ... v'rijd.

Ricardo Stephenes ... xijd.

Johanne in le Hele ... vijd. Summa xxe villate

predicte ... ...viijV. xd.

vs.

xd.

xijd. viijW.

xd. xd.

LYNECOUMBE. De Ailrico Elys ... iijs Thoma Stugrigg ... Adam Cury ...... iijs.

Ricardo atte Mulle ... xxd.

Johanne le Dean ... xd.

Brounyngo le Fox ... Ricardo Ploute ... Cha Broun ... ...

Johanne Osbern ... Nicholao Berewike ... ijs. Willelmo Holeweye... Willelmo Vignour . . . Johanne le Kyng ... ijs. Henrico de Calveston xd

Willelmo Scotheweye ijs. Summe xxe villate

predicte ... ... xxij.y.

[SOUTjHESTOKE.

[torn off] e Shephurde vijd.

„ oveweye vijd.

yng iijj.

h

[The latter part of Southestoke is torn off.]

WESTONE.

De Thoma le Fogheler Willelmo atte Brouke Willelmo Treget ... Johanne Grenewey ... Johanne le Neet ... Willelmo Uppehull ... Waltero Tyldelegh ...

ijs.

xvd. viijd. vijd. xijd.

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WESTONE — continued. De Willelmo Langman Nicholao le Neet Galfrido le Frend . . . Thoma Nelke Galfrido Flemyng ... Johanne West Henrico Bigge Willelmo le Foggheler Henrico le Fogheler Johanne Rudefoghel Johanne le Couk Johanne Gotewy Thoma le Straunge ... Mabilla in la Hurne... Willelmo Torry Johanne Wey Rogero Merth Summa xxe villate predicte ...

xd.

xd.

xxd.

x\]d.

xxx.y.

LANGERIGGE. De Adam le Galeys ...viijj. Johanne le Hayward ij^. Rogero Redyman ... Thoma Barman ... Johanne Barde ... Johanne deAsshcomb Matill: Hilles ...

Johanne le Muleward ijj Cecilia Annowardetoun Thoma in the Combe Agneta atte Wykes... Willelmo Carpenter... Bercar Rector ... iijj.

j.

ijj. ijj.

v]d. x\]d. viijW.

xxaf. vi\]d..

LANGERIGGE — continued. De Matill: Uppehull... Johanne Powel ...- Adam Annethewardeston \\\]d. Thoma Hudidan ... Willelmo atte Wykes iijj. Rogero atte Wykes . . . iij j. Adam Annowardetoun iiijj. Summa xxe villate predicte ... xliijj.

WOLLEGH.

De Willelmo le Knyght Thoma Henryes ... Dur Uppehull ...

Johanne atte Church Galfrido . Stort . . .

Johanne Vaillaunt . Henrico Steynw ..

[The latter part of Wollegh is torn off.]

Folio 2. [E]STONE.

De Waltero le Wode-

ward ... ... \\}s.

Willelmo Pukeput ... \\]d.

Adam Wilteshire ... vijV.

Thoma Bromhale ... v\]d.

Rcgero Stugrigg ... Thoma atte Brouke... ijj.

Waltero Felaghe ...

Johanne Gulye ... ijj.

Waltero Goys ...

Johanne [WJalle ...

xviij^/.

s.

xd.

vn]d. x\]d.

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iErdjtgtttv

xijd.

[EJsTONE — continued. De Thoma Bigge ... \\\s. Waltero Kyngton ... ijs. Willelmo Eltent ... ijs. Henrico Hilles ... ij.y. Waltero le Clerk Willelmo Foghel ... ijs. Henrico Uppehulle ... ijs. Waltero Uppehulle ... ijs. Henrico atte Toun-

sende

Henrico Gothewy ... Summa xxe villate predicte ... ... xxx s.

FORDE,

De Willelmo atte Walle Johanne de Forde ... ijj. Johanne Stugrigg ... xijV.

Galfrido Palmer . . . xW.

Johanna Churchman xxd.

Waltero Gyle ... ijs. vjd.

Johanne le Due ... xviijW. Willelmo Godard . . . iiijs. viijd. Adam Pochon ,.. xijd.

Willelmo Puceman ... xW.

Johanne Oxeneford... x^/.

Waltero Hereberd ... xiijV.

Henrico Otleghe ... xviijV. Henrico Germayn ... xviijV. Rogero le Bonde ... Henrico Pert ...

Ricardo Uppyntoun ijs. Johanne Scarlet ...

FORDE — continued. De Johanne Feraunt... xiiijV. Johanne Huse ... xd.

Summa xxe ville predicte ... ...xxxj.

WALCOTE. De Radulfo atte Toune-

sende ......

Johanne atte Toune-

sende ......

Willelmo le Shephurde Willelmo Cok ...

Roberto Buryman ... Waltero Arnald ... Simon atte Sheote ... Willelmo Barman ... Waltero Stubbe ... Philippo Turk . ...

Willelmo Curteis ... Summa xxe v[i]llate-

predicte ...... xs.

vijd. vijd.

xjd.

iijV.

xijd.

[WY]KE AB[BATISSE]. [torn off]

d.

'd. s. iijd.

viijd.

M 2

W[Y]KE AB[BATISSE] —continued.

[torn off] v\\)d.

Willelmo Batyn ... xd.

Johanne de Ford ... \}s.

Summa totalis Forinsecum

W[Y]KE AB[BATISSE] — continued. De Nicholas Denemede ijs. Summa xxe villate predicte ... xiiijj.

xxe hundredi predict! de Bath xxvj//. iiijs. vjd.

HUNDREDUM DE WELWE.

COMBE.

WODEBERG ET PETLYNCH. De Reginaldo de Monte

Forti Johanne atte Toune-

sende

Johanne Haywarde... Reginaldo Martyn ... Johanne atte Brouke Ricardo Buttyng Juliana Butting Willelmo de Banewell Johanne Wylkyn Agnete Sely... Nicholaoatte Mulle... Waltero Yondovere . . . Ricardo Wodebugh... Roberto Averey Johanne Coysyn MilonedeBelloCampo Willelmo atte Putte... Johanne Pegelyngh... Ricardo le Hore

, SHENES-

WODEBERG ET PETLYNCH — cntd.

De Radulfo Couk ... xviijd.

Reginaldo Brok ... vs.

rcH.

Jojianne Renald ... xviijW.

Gilberto Swyper ... ijs.

vjs.

Johanne Swyper ... xijd.

Thoma ' Wittolkes-

ijs.

mede ... ... iij^. vjd.

ijs.

Reginaldo Crempe ... ijs. vjd.

ijs.

Johanne atte Bargh... ijs.

ijs.

Willelmo le Spenser. . . xviijV.

ijs.

Roberto Colbern ...xvjV. vijd.

ijs.

Summa xxe villate

ijs.

predicte ... iiij//'. xvijs. jd.

ijs. vjd.

xijd.

TELEFORD ET FARLEGH.

iiijj.

De Reginaldo de Monte

iijj.

Forti ... ... iiij.r.

vijj.

Waltero de Pavely . . . iijs.

iijj.

Johanne de Bourne . . . xijV.

xijd.

Adam Gorweye ... iij.y.

xs.

Willelmo atte Mere . . . ijs.

ijs.

Johanne Budde ... iijs.

vs.

Nicholao Pope ... vjd.

xviijd.

Johanne Wodebugh xijV.

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TELEFORD ET FARLEGH— contd. De Waltero Chettelegh ij.r. v')d. Johanne de Monte Forti ... ... [js.

Roberto le Hunte ... xx<£

Johanne Jaunt ... v]d.

Johanne le Lange ... v]d.

Summa xxe villate predicte ... xxiiijj.

LITTLETON CUM FOXCOTE.

De Johanne de Kynges-

ton ... iijj.

Johanne de Burtone. . . \\]s.

Henrico de Lutleton. . . iiijj.

Waltero Heywode ... ixd.

Johanne le Brok ... iijs.

Johanne Golye ... xviijV.

Summa xxe villate

predicte ... .... xvs. \\}d.

Dorso. WHICTOKESMEDE.

De Rogero de Whic- tokemesmede . . . ijs.

Willelmo Wiltes ... xviijW.

Henrico Mounfort ... vj^.

Willelmo Hardy ... v]d.

Reginaldo de Ekewyke

Johanne Fairchild ... iijs.

Summa xxe villate predicte ... xiiijj.

HENTON ET BAGERIGGE. De Johanne atte Wode iiijj. Waltero le Lyneter... Thoma le Wodeward vjV.

Johanne de Lamborne ijs. v]d. Galfrido de Harsrigge iiijj. Gilberto Pylewhey ... v']d.

Summa xxe villate

predicte ... ... xijs. v]d.

NORTHTON. De Johanne le Shep-

hurde xijd.

Johanne Don ... ijs.

Ricardo Monfort ... ijs.

Rogero Kyw v]d.

Johanne atte Cornere iijs. Ricardo Sterre ... ijs. Rogero Gateman ... v]d.

Roberto le Smyth ... xviijV. Edwardo Forstok ... ijs. Summa xxe villate

predicte ... xiiij.y. v]d.

DONKERTON.

DeJohannedePederton vs. Willelmo Galon . . . v]d.

Roberto Hereberd ... xviijV. Gilberto le Webbe ... Johanne Haukyn Thoma le Smyth Radulfo de Langeford ijs. Summa xxe villate predicte xijs.

Hag

CAMELERTON.

De Elia Cotele ...

Johanne de Holewell

Gilberto Peres ...

Xpina [Christina] de

Molend ... ...

Gilberto de Durecote

Summa xxe villate

predicte ... ...

COMBEHAWEGH. De Edwardo de Es- tredhus ... ...

Willelmo de Mertone Galfrido le Webbe . . . Willelmo Bradeston . . . Willelmo le Reve . . . Roberto le Brokk . . . Ricardo de Mertone. . . Johanne in the lane... Juliana Roules ... Willelmo le Shephurde Summa xxe villate predicte ... ...

CORSTON. De Willelmo atte Lu-

pyete

Jacobo de Launtes- doune ... ...

Hugone Rogemor ... Johanne le Free ... Stephano West . . . Willelmo Ory ...

CORSTON — continued.

iijs. iiijd.

De Willelmo Wonde ... iijj-.

ixd.

Alias atte Mulle . . . ijs.

iijs.

Matill: Astwell ... iijs.

Thoma Wytynow ... v]d.

x\]d.

Johanna Uppehull ... iiij^.

ijs.

De Lucia Gouk ... xviijV.

Willelmo Tillehayl . . . xW.

xs. ]d.

Lucia atte Purye . . . vjs.

Johanne West ... ijs.

Summa xxe villate

predicte ... ... xlvjs. ixd.

iiijj.

NlWTON.

X1J

De Johanne de Sancto

11 S»

J

Laudo ... ... vijs.

xvd

Henrico atte Cleygh. . . vs.

Johanne Wolmere ... x\]d.

ijs.

Thoma Rossel ... vs.

KVllj

Willelmo atte Bergh. . . xviijd.

ijs. v]d. x\]d.

Willelmo Rayssh ,.. ijs. v]d. Henrico le Shephurde ixd. Hugone atte Wheole iiijs.

^.v\\\s \xd

Waltero le Frensshe... vjs. iijd.

Johanne Bud ... v]d.

Johanne Pestors ... vjs.

Johanne Whitholf ... \xd.

Johanne Rossel ,,. ij^. v]d.

vjs.

Willelmo le Smyth ... iijj. v]d.

Laurenciole Carpenter xijV.

iiijj.

Thoma Hayroun ... iiijj.

vijs.

Johanna de Sancto

xij</.

Laudo ... ... vijs. v]d.

itj*

Henrico Petit ... iiijs.

ijs. v]d.

Johanna le Devenisshe v]d.

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NiWTON — continued. De Ricardo Bruton ... Summa xxe villate

predicte

... \xvs. \\]d.

v]d. v]d. v]d.

TWYVERTON. De Waltero de Roden-

eye ... ...xvjs.

Waltero Colerne ... iijs. Thoma de Colerne . . . Ricardo Rypon ... ijs. Waltero Payn ... iijs.

Willelmo Niwman ... Roberto de Sancto Laudo xijd. Johanne de Colerne... iiijs. Johanne Walters ... v]d.

Johanne de Bristoll ... xijd.

Johanne le Moleward vjd.

Johanne le White ... xviijd. Johanne de Forde ... ijs. Johanne Pykeryng ... iijs. Rogero le Blake Johanne le Hopere ... Raduffo Dawe ... iijs.

Summa xxe villate predicte . . . xliiij^.

Summa xxe h[undredi de] Welwe

v]d.

INGLESCOMBE.

De Thoma de Gornay vs. Thoma Brid ......

ixd.

vs.

vjV.

Rogero le Muleward . . . Willelmo de Crofton. . . iijs. Willelmo de Herphram Willelmo de Fareton ijs. Johanne atte Selme ... Johanne le Rotour ... Galfrido de Dorsete... Waltero Saundres ... Rogero Reynald ... Johanne Herphram ... Nicholas de Donkerton Adam Niwma[n] . . . [torn off] Johanne [torn off] ... „ Th [torn off] ... „

Ga

Summa [xxe ville pre- dicte]

...... x [torn off]

xijd. xijd

Folio 3.

HUNSPULL. De Ricardo Cogan Johanne Ille ... Rogero Ille ...

MANERIUM DE HUNSPULL.

XX S.

...ijs. v]d. ob.

HUNS PU LL— continued. De Willelmo Ille ... iijj. ob. Radulfo Ille ... ... xx</. qr.

Johanne Fabris ...xjV. ob. qr.

i£rd)t<jun' Hag

HUNSPULL — continued. De Johanne Sevar viijV. ob. qr. Johanne Sevozel \\\}s. \}d. qr.

Petro Vussel \\}s. qr.

Roberto le Wyte ...\]s. vjd. qr.

Johanne Ryghtwyse. Johanne le Fleet Stephano Bethel Henrico Roser Gervasio Bacocok Thoma Trevet Agneta le Monek ... Thoma Pody Galfrido Coleman Johanne Pody Henrico Gerveys Christina Gerveys Johanne de Weston . . . Stephano le Whyx . . . Johanne Roser Willelmo Hute Johanne Roger Johanne Pelache Johanne Bochel Roberto Bochel Stephano le Marschal Waltero atte More Stephano Sevar Galfrido Baron Henrico atte Mere Matild: Everad Stephano le Whyte Stephano Badcok Johanne Swete

vjd. ob. .iiijs. \}d. . ijs. ob. qr.

xxd. qr.

vijd. ob. . vj^. ixd. vjd. ob. . iijj.

. m]s. qr. . \]s. ob. . iij.y. ob. . xvjd. qr. . vs. jd. ob. \]s. ob. qr.

xijd. qr

iiijV. ob.

vjd. ob. . iiijs.

ob. xd. qr.

.njj. qr. , ijs. xd. qr.

qr. .xs.

. x\\]d. ob. . xviijW. ob. x'rijd. qr.

Christina atte