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Handlist of Terre Normannorum 1 A handlist of terre Normannorum 1 The Handlist of terre Normannorum provided here is intended to give an indication of the scale of the terre Normannorum in England beyond the sample studied in this project. It lists other properties and places that can be classified as terre Normannorum , according to the criteria set out below, but which did not involve one of the initial or extended sample derived from the Rotulus de Valore Terrarum Normannorum and therefore were not entered into the project database. The handlist includes: (i) properties explicitly described as terre Normannorum , for example in the thirteenth-century tenurial inquests concerning the 'lands of the Normans'; (ii) properties granted by the king subject to the clause that they would be restored to their rightful owners should England and Normandy be reunited or should the kings of England and France come to a permanent peace; (iii) properties whose former holder was described in English royal records either as a Norman, as with the king's enemies, or as having left the king's faith (fealty); (iv) all other properties known to have been held in demesne by a person or family whose estates were confiscated on account of the loss of the Angevin lands in northern France (note that this includes rent-charges but excludes properties held of the person or family in question). The handlist supplies a reference for each property that does not appear in the database; these references are not intended to be comprehensive. Although the handlist has identified over 600 places as linked to the terre Normannorum , a substantial increase on previous estimates, it is certain that there are more places and properties to be found. Within the term of the project it was not possible, for instance, to search systematically the Hundred Rolls from the reign of Edward I. The project team intends to draw up a more comprehensive list at a future date. The following abbreviations are used in the handlist: CChR = Calendar of the charter rolls preserved in the Public Record Office (6 vols, London, 1903-27). CIM = Calendar of inquisitions miscellaneous (7 vols, London, 1916-1968). LF = Liber Feodorum; the book of fees commonly called Testa de Nevill, reformed from the earliest manuscripts (3 vols, London, 1920-31). RLC = Rotuli litterarum clausarum in turri Londinensi asservati , ed. T. D. Hardy (2 vols, London, 1833-44). The ‘Lands of the Normans’ in England (1204-44) A handlist of terre Normannorum 2 Standardised place name County Continental holder Database Source Ackworth Yorks Gilbert de l’Aigle Yes Adderbury Oxon Ernald de Maune Yes Aldbourne Wilts Count of Perche Yes Aleford Essex Geoffrey de Fercles No LF , II, p.1152 Allerton Yorks Jollan de Balu No CChR 1226-1257 , p.190 Alton Hants Peter de Préaux Yes Alvington, West Devon Oliver d’Aubigné Yes Appleton-le-Street Yorks Fulk Paynell No LF , II, p.1353 Appuldurcombe in Godshill Isle of Wight Abbey of Montebourg No LF , II, p.1302 Apsley Guise Beds Reginald de St- Valéry Yes Ardington Oxon Thomas de St- Valéry Yes Arrington Cambs Abbess of Montivilliers No RLC , I, p.128 Ashampstead Berks William de Fruges Yes Ashby, North Northants William de Albo Monasterio No CChr 1226-1257 , p.267; cf. CIM , I, no.344. Ashby-de-la-Zouch Leics Roger de la Zouche Yes Ashingdon Essex Robert de Busson No CChR 1226-1257 , p.112 Asthall Oxon Thomas de St-Valéry No LF , II, p.1376 Aston Cantlow Warks Chamberlains of Tancarville Yes Atherstone Warks Ralph de Rupierre Yes Attingdon in Thame Oxon Odo de Bremontier Yes Aylesford Kent William de Cayeux No RLC , I, p.149 Aylsham Norfolk Hugh de Gournay Yes Aynho Northants Thomas de St-Valéry Yes Baggrave in Hungerton Leics John d’Harcourt Yes The ‘Lands of the Normans’ in England (1204-44) A handlist of terre Normannorum 3 Standardised place name County Continental holder Database Source Bampton Oxon Count of Boulogne No CChR 1226-1257 , p.54 Barcombe [ Bercham ] Sussex No RLC , I, p.14 Barford St Martin Wilts Eudo Patrick Yes Barlavington Sussex Robert de Mota No RLC , I, p.35 Barnoldby Lincs Alan fitz Count No CChR 1226-1257 , p.138 Barton Cambs Gilbert de Minières No CChR 1226-1257 , p.190 Barton-le-Street Yorks Gertrude Paynell Yes Basildon Berks William de Fruges Yes Bassingbourn Cambs Count of Brittany No CChR 1226-1257 , p.259 Batchworth Surrey Sarah de Bendeville No RLC , I, p.194 Battisford Suffolk William Gernon Yes Beckett in Shrivenham Berks Priory of Noyon Yes Beckingham Lincs Geoffrey Bard No CChR 1226-1257 , p.235 Beddington Surrey Eustace de Es Yes Beelsby Lincs Alan fitz Count No CChR 1226-1257 , p.138 Beeston Regis Norfolk Count of Perche Yes Belaugh Norfolk Robert Bertram Yes Belchamp Abbots Essex Thomas de Dammartin No RLC , p.153 Belmisthorpe Rutland Count of Boulogne Yes Benson Oxon Robert d’Harcourt Yes Bentworth Hants Canons of Rouen No RLC , p.100 Berton Cambs Gilbert de Minières No RLC , p.13 Betchworth, West in Dorking Surrey Gilbert Malesmains Yes Bickleigh Devon Richard and John d’Harcourt Yes Bigods in A LF riston Essex Count of St Pol No CChR 1226-1257 , p.422 Bilsington Kent Robert de Courcy Yes The ‘Lands of the Normans’ in England (1204-44) A handlist of terre Normannorum 4 Standardised place name County Continental holder Database Source Binderton Sussex Robert de la Mote No CChR 1226-1257 , pp.276-7 Bingham Notts Fulk Paynell Yes Birch, Great Essex William de Plasnes Yes Birchmore in Woburn Bucks Hugh de Gournay Yes Birling in East Dean Sussex John de Gisors Yes Birstall Leics Robert d’Harcourt Yes Blackfordby in Ashby-de-la- Leics Roger de la Zouche Yes Zouche Blagdon Devon Richard and John d’Harcourt Yes Blakenham, Great Norfolk Abbey of Bec-Hellouin Yes Blandford, Little Dorset Robert de Tilly No RLC , I, p.18 Blatherwick Northants Odo le Bouteiller of Lestre Yes Bledlow Bucks Abbey of Bec-Hellouin Yes Bledlow Bucks Abbey of Bec-Hellouin No LF , II, p.875 Blymhill Staffs Roger de la Zouche Yes Boarhunt Hants William du Hommet Yes Bolnhurst Beds Robert de St Remy Yes Bonby Lincs Richard de Soliers No RLC , I, p.31 Borley Essex Robert Bertram Yes Boston Lincs Count of Brittany No CChR 1226-1257 , p.259 Boughton Norfolk Walerand de Bigar No CChR 1226-1257 , p.97 Boveney Bucks Robert Porket No CChR 1226-1257 , p.63 Bow Brickhill Bucks Robert Bardolph Yes Bowes Yorks Count of Brittany No CChR 1226-1257 , p.259 Boxgrove Sussex William du Fresne No CChR 1226-1257 , p.188 Brabourne Kent Count of Perche Yes The ‘Lands of the Normans’ in England (1204-44) A handlist of terre Normannorum 5 Standardised place name County Continental holder Database Source Bradford Peverell Dorset No LF , II, p.1388 Bradwell-on-Sea Essex William Bacon, Robert de St-Remy Yes Brandeston Suffolk Robert d’Agneaux, master No CChR 1226-1257 , p.338 Brant Broughton Notts Ralph de Argouges Yes Brattleby Lincs William fitzErneis Yes Bratton Hants No CChR 1226-1257 , p.350 Braunton Dorset Yes Brightley in Chittlehampton Devon William fitzWarin Yes Brill Bucks Robert de Dreux Yes Broughton Hants Hugh de Coulonces Yes Broughton Bucks Abbey of Bec-Hellouin No LF , II, p.876 Broughton by Brigg Lincs Fulk Paynell Yes Broxted Essex No LF , II, p.1152 Brugton Lincs Count of Brittany No CChR 1226-1257 , p.145 Bruton Soms Chamberlains of Tancarville Yes Bucknall Lincs Robert fitzErneis Yes Budbrooke Warks John de Curly No LF , II, p.1274 Burghill Herefs William de Minières No LF , II, p.1270 Burlingham Norfolk Nicholas de Ettouteville Yes Burton Latimer Northants Thomas Malesmains No LF , II, p.970 Cadbury Farm in Mottisfont Hants Hugh de Colounces Yes Cadeby Leics Robert d’Harcourt Yes Caistor-on-Sea Norfolk Hugh de Gournay Yes Caldecotte in Bow Brickhill Bucks Ralph Martel Yes Camblesforth Yorks Fulk Paynell Yes Cantley Norfolk Hugh de Gournay Yes The ‘Lands of the Normans’ in England (1204-44) A handlist of terre Normannorum 6 Standardised place name County Continental holder Database Source Carlton in Lindrick Notts Henry Corbin No RLC , I, p.9 Carlton in Lindrick Notts Roger de Fonteines No RLC , I, p.10 Carlton in Snaith Yorks Fulk Paynell Yes Carshalton Surrey No LF , II, p.1153 Catterick Yorks Count of Brittany No CChR 1226-1257 , p.259 Chalgrove Oxon No CChR 1226-1257 , p.108 Chalton Hants Loretta countess of Leicester Yes Charborough Dorset Robert d’Harcourt Yes Charlton Marshall Dorset count of Meulan Yes Charlton on Otmoor Oxon abbey of St. Evroult-Notre-Dame-du-Bois Yes Cherry Hinton Cambs Count of Brittany No CChR 1226-1257 , p.213 Chesham Higham Bucks Elias de Beauchamp Yes Cheshunt Herts Count of Brittany No CChR 1226-1257 , p.52 Chewton Soms William Martel No CChR 1226-1257 , p.57 Chewton Mendip Soms William Martel No LF , I, p.238 Chignall Smealy Essex William Trenchfoil No CChR 1226-1257 , p.112 Chilsworthy in Holsworthy Devon Robert de Mandeville No LF , I, p.265 Chilting Sussex Hascu LF de Presles No LF , I, p.72 Chilton Bucks Eustace de Grainville No CChR 1226-1257 , p.328 Chilton Marshal Bucks William de Grainville No LF , II, p.1404 Chinnor Oxon William or Walter de Vernon No LF , II, p.1376 Chinting in Seaford Sussex Gilbert de l'Aigle Yes Chippenham Wilts William Beauvilein No CChR 1226-1257 , p.138 Chipping Camden Gloucs Yes Christow in St.Thomas the Devon Abbey of Bec-Hellouin No LF , II, p.1386 Apostle parish The ‘Lands of the Normans’ in England (1204-44) A handlist of terre Normannorum 7 Standardised place name County Continental holder Database Source Church Dilwyn Herefs Matthew de Gamaches Yes Church Knowle Dorset Robert de Thibouville Yes Clacton Essex Held by Gilbert de Grainville
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