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FOE, SHROPSHIRE.

THE ORIGINAL TEXT EDITED AND TMNSLATED INTO ENGLISH.

BY THOMAS WRIGHT, ESQ., M.A., F.S.A., fc. COEEESPONDINÖ MEMBEB OF THE INSTITUTE OF FKANCE, (ACADEMIE DES INSCEIPTIONS ET BELLES LETTRES.)

SHEEWSBUEY : PEINTED AND PTJBLISHED BY J. 0. SANDFOED, 25, HIGH-STEEET. LONDON: LONGMAN, GEEEN, & CO., PATEENOSTEE EOW; AND VACHEE & SONS, 29, PAELIAMENT STEEET.

1865.

PREFACE.

THE word Domesday, or Doomsday, (in Anglo-Saxon domes-dwg,) means literally the day on which the king, or other judge in his place, sat to hear trials and give judgment. Criminal causes were, in general, easily decided, bufc civil actions presented greafcer obscurity, from the variety of tenures of property, and the difficulty of arriving at a correct knowledge of the facts connected with them. It thus became necessary to form some general and authentic body of the Information which the Court required ; and the Domesday-Book was a register of such facts upon the authority of which judgment was to be given on those questions then of paramount importance, the value, tenures, and Services of land. It is the record of a census made under the infhienee and in the interests of feudalism. Amon'g all people, at a certain period of their advance in social progress, some such general inquisition was found necessary for the establishment of social order. Such was the census among the Eomans, which was first carried into practise under the reign of Servius Tullius, in the year of Rome 187. Ic was no doubt partly also for civil purposes that the Jews were from time to time " numbered," as recorded in the Scrip- tures. This "numbering" appears to have been often considered and feit by the people as an act of tyranny, and David incurred God's anger on one occasion by wilfully subjecting the people of Israel to a new census. (2 Sam. xxiv. and 1 Chron. xxi.) Our forefathers in the time of William the Norman appear to have looked upon the census ordered by that king with much the same feelings. The writer of the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle, under the year 1085, records with unmistakable sentiments of grief that in that year, " the king had a great Council, and very deep speech with his witan (or counsellors) about this land, how it was peopled, or by whafc men ; then he sent his men over all England, into every shire, and caused to be ascertained how many hundred hides were in the shire, or what land the king himself had, and cattle within the land, or what dues he ought to have, in twelve months, from the shire. Also he caused to be written how much land his archbishops had, and his suffragan bishops, and his abbots, and his earls ; and— though I may narrate somewhat prolixly—what or how much each man had who was a holder of land in England, in land, or in cattle, and how much money it might be worth. So very narrowly he caused it to be traced out, that there was not one Single hide, nor one virgate of land, nor even—it is shame to teil, though it seemed to him no shame to do—an ox, nor a cow, nor a swine, was left, that was not set down in this writ. And all the writings were brought to him afterwards." These writings, abridged and Condensed' into one body, formed that invaluable record we call the Domesday-Book, which was completed in the year following. It may be remarked that there are circumstances in the text of the Domesday-Book as we now have it, which seem to imply the existence of surveys of a similar character made in Anglo-Saxon times, at all events under Edward the Confessor, which furnished some of the Information contained in the later record. The object of the Domesday-Book was, as intimated above, to furnish in the king's court an authentic record of facts for reference, on the conflicting claims which arose continually out of the feudal tenures, especially at a period so soon after the redistribution of lands which followed the Norman Conquest. The manner in which the king's design was carried into effect was as follows :—Commissioners, under the title IV PREEACE. of the king's justiciaries, were sent into each county, with füll power to call before them the sheriffs, the lords of manors, the presbyters of churches, the reeves of hundreds, and the bailiffs, and six villans of each village, and to put them upon their oaths. They were examined as to the extent of the several manors, their hidage, their possessors at the time of the survey, and in the reign of Edward the Confessor, the proportion of arable land and pasture, the number of the various classes of tenants and dependents, whether free or servile, with circumstances of a more exceptional character, such as churches; mills, fish- ponds, woods, and haise, or enclosures for entrapping wild animals, and the rental of each manor, not only at the time of the survey, but also in the time of Edward the Confessor, and in most cases at an interme- diate period. Other circumstances are sometimes noted, and especially the condition in which the manor had been left by war, invasion, or neglect, and its capability of increased productiveness and value. An examination of the document itself leaves no doubt in our minds that the inquisition was conducted with great care and impartiality; yet there are reasons which exposed the Compilers of the reports to several classes of errors. The commissioners and their clerks or secretaries were no doubt Normans, and they had to deal with a population which was still almost entirely Anglo-Saxon. Thus, taking down Anglo-Saxon names of places by the sound, the Norman scribes were liable to fall into frequent blunders. The Jurors themselves, selected from the whole hundred, were sometimes imperfectly acquainted with some of the facts on which they were examined, and gave Information which was erroneous. However, such inaccu- racies are far less numerous than might be expected, and the slightest study of the Domesday-Book is sufficient to convince us of the marvellous care with which the survey was made and reduced into its present form. Our county historian, Mr. Eyton, has truly characterized this invaluable document as " the greatest territorial record which royal wisdom ever planned, official zeal ever executed, or clerkly skill ever engrossed."* The records of the proceedings of the commissioners in the various counties were returned into the king's court at Winchester at the Easter of the year 1086. From these, what is called Domesday-Book was compiled. . In the course of compilatioh, the original documents were no doubt much abridged, and we have reasons for believing that these original returns contained a large quantity of Information which, coiisidered of minor utility at that time, was omitted altogether. There are two portions belonging to the Domesday survey, known as the Book of Exeter and the Book of Ely, which exist in a less abridged form, and contain many more details than the existing surveys of the other counties. It might be naturally supposed that facts obtained under the circumstances described above, by different sets of commissioners in different counties, and from classes of people differing probably in their conditions and notions, must have been far from uniform, and this want of uniformity may also be traced in the different parts of our great national record. Domesday-Book is the great record which forms as it were the source of our manorial history, and to which the historian of modern families seeks to trace as near as possible the succession of land-holders. Beyond it he comes upon a sort of chasm, which separates him from an earlier part, for Domesday-Book presents these lands to us as snatched from their former holders, and placed in the grasp of an entirely new aristocracy. But besides this, it throws, when carefully studied, great light on the condition of our country, immediately before and immediately after the Norman Conquest. In it we can compare the relative power and influence of the Saxon with those of the Norman aristocracy, and we can understand the exact position of the latter individually towards each other. We can form a tolerably exact notion of the extent to which the land was cultivated, and of its productiveness, as well as the effect which war and revolution, as well as

* Eyton's Äntiquities of Shropshire, vol. vii. p. 130. PREFACE. T the feeling of insecurity which accompanied these, had had upon it. Thus, the numerous manors which in our county are reported as waste, especially as we approach the borders, speak unmistakably of the con- tinual inroads of Welsh plunderers to which it had been constantly exposed since the reign of Edward the Confessor. We trace here and there similar waste inland which speaks, though less clearly, of private feuds or of local insurrections against the oppressions of the new masters. We can see how in many cases one great noble husbanded his estates better than another, who, therefore, neglected or wasted his territorial resources. Thus the lands of Osbern fitz Eichard, whose father was the builder of Richards Castle, are many of them set down as entirely wasted, and he no doubt had been engaged in constant hostility with the Welsh. It was this insecurity, probably, which made the old Roman road from Shrewsbury to Hereford so insecure, that people who travelled in that direction wTere obliged to turn off into a new road through Ludlow. On the other hand, Ralph de Mortimer appears to have been a good husband of his lands, which are almost all improved in value. Lastly, we can contemplate in Domesday-Book the population of England, its approximate numbers, and the classes into which it was divided, at a period when feudalism existed at its highest degree of perfection. It is wonderful how generally the boundaries of manors, as given in Domesday-Book, have remained unchanged down to the present time. The case, however, is different with the hundreds which have under- gone great changes, and many of the Domesday hundreds have disappeared altogether. Even the boundary lines of counties have changed considerably since that time, and in no county more than in Shropshire. This was the case especially on the western side, where the line of boundary was carried to some distance into Wales, including earl Rogers new Castle of Montgomery, because no doubt the extent of the county was then considered as identical with that of Roger Montgomery's Earldom of Shrewsbury. Shropshire also, in the Domesday survey, extended towards the south-east into Radnorshire and Herefordshire. On the other hand, as we proceed eastward along the southern line of boundary, Herefordshire incroached upon Shropshire, under circumstances which caused one of the most important towns in the latter county to be apparently omitted altogether in that record, and led our older local historians to imagine that the town did not then exist. We owe the detection of this error, and the explanation of its causes, to our excellent and laborious county historian, the Rev. R. W. Eyton. It is true that Ave find no place in the Domesday survey of Shropshire which can be made to answer to Ludlow, in name, or in any other circumstances ; but if we look into that record for Herefordshire, we shall find Osbern fitzRichard , of Richard's Castle, holding a manor called Lude, which evidently extended into the present county of Shropshire, if it were not entirely included in it, and which appears as adjoining to Ludford. It evidently approached Roger de Lacy's manor of Stanton Lacy, and moreover Roger de Lacy himself held it as tenant under Osbern fitz Richard. Mr. Eyton has shewn,* I think conclusively, that this manor of Lude was Ludlow. Very soon after the date of Domesday-Book, Roger de Lacy obtained the lordship of this manor, either by purchase or by force, and Osbern fitz Richard's name is never afterwards mentioned in connection with it. It can hardly be doubted that it was Roger de Lacy, and not Roger de Montgomery, who built Ludlow Castle. Under these circumstances, I have thought it right to append to the text and translation of the Domesday-Book for Shropshire, the two entries from Herefordshire relating to Ludlow and Ludford. The original text, beautifully reproduced, as it has been, in facsimile, by the process employed by Sir Henry James, is quite unreadable to the greater number of persons who would gladly make themselves ac- quainted with the contents of Domesday-Book. In addition to the repulsive character of mediseval law-Latin, the original text is made up of abbreviated words, many of which were probably conventional with the scribe

* Eyton's Äntiquities of Shropshire, vol. v. p. 235. PREFACE. who wrote it, and which, with a very few exceptions, would not be read easily, even by those who would willingly study this remarkable document in its original Latin. We have, therefore, given here the portion of Domesday-Book relating to Shropshire, in two forms—first, the original text in extenso, relieved from all its repulsive abbreviations, and, secondly, a literal translation into English, thus placing it within the reach of all who may have any reason for Consulting it. As just stated, the contractions appear to have been, in many cases, conventional forms adopted by the official clerks at that time, and it is sometimes rather doubtful what grammatical forms they were intended to represent. In such cases I need hardly say that I have replaced the contraction by the form which seemed most probably to be the one intended ; but in no case does the doubt thus involved affect in the slightest degree the meaning of the original.

THOMAS WRIGHT. Brompton, London, March, 18,65. INDEX OF THE DOMESDAY NAMES OF MANORS.

Abetuae, 28 Cardiatuas, 35 Eldoae, 36, 48 Lair 44 Nortuas, 52, 60, 82 Steple, 76 Abretoae, 34 CartistuBB, 38 Eidredelei, 66 Laageduae, 42, 18 Stile, 44 Achetoae, 34 Catewiade, 56 Ellesmelss, 24 LaaguemarB, 12 Obelie, 60 Stoobe, 44,52 Acbetuae, 28 Cascop, 74 Elleurdiae, 64 Laageford, 56 Odeaet, 20 Stocbes, 44, 80 Acbel, 74 Catssoaesleie, 50 Elmuadewic, 64 LaaguelagB, 70 Ofitoae, 62 StocbstoBB, 66 Actuae, 30, 38 74 Catiatoa, 26 Esleps, 54 Laaguefslle, 72 Opetoae, 60, 64 Stodosdoae, 26 Adelestuae, 78 CaurihallB, 68 Esssford, 74 Laatlie, 56 Osulvestuae, 32 Stope, 28 .ZElrauadBstuae, 64 Caurtuae, 60 Estoae, 36, 42, 68 Lartuae, 18 Ovre, 26, 70 Straford, 34 Aitoae, 14 Cautuae, 40 EstuBe, 34, 52 Lau, 76 OvrßtoBB, 50 Stratua, 24 Aituae, 33, 34 Celmeres, 48 EtbretHe. 18 Lavelei, 52 Oxibola, 62 Sadberie, 48 AlbBrberie, 22 Cßrlecote, 62 Etbretoae, 34 Lsctuae, 78 Sudteleb, 54 Paatosberie, 38 Albriostoae, 68' Cßrietoae, 20 EtbritoaB, 36 Ledewic, 52 Sudtoae, 16, 42, 54, 62, Papelaa, 50 Alobetuae, 52 Cerliatoae, 64 EtoaB, 18, 36, 52, 66 Lega, 32 66 AldebßriB, 36 Cßriitoae, 40 Etuae, 30, 38, 72 Lege, 28, 68, 78 Patintuae, 44 Alferesforde, 74 CBsdüls, 12 Lei, 76 Pectoae, 42 Tsdeaesolle, 74 Eaveatrei, 54 Alfertiatuue, 78 Cßstulls, 64 Leateurde, 60, 78 PedewrdB, 78 Tßtbristoae, 42 Eech, 76 Alaodestreu, 22 CbeaardeliB, 70 Lßomiastre, 74 Petelie, 14 Tibstuae, 32 FeltoaB, 32, 62 Alrstoae, 22 Cheabfitoae, 46 Lestoae, 30 Peveatoae, 72 Ticbelsvorde, 14 Ferlau, 74 Aadrelau, 18 Cheaelie, 30 Lestuae, 40 Piceford, 58 Tirelire, 50 FeraelsgB, 38 AadreslauB, 40 CheBistetoaB, 82 LetoaB, 72 Pilvesdoae, 65 TuaugB, 24 Fiaemer, 74 Aaeberie, 12 Chsalei, 32 Lideberie, 12 Pitchetorae, fejf) Tumbslawe, 78 Forde, 24 Aaelege, 54 Cheapituaß, 58 Liduai, 22 Plasbam, 46 Tuaestaa, 72 Fordritisbope, 64 Arcalua, 30 Cbiaardeseie, 64 Liagham, 78 Pole, 72 Fovduae, 46 Uchiatuue, 18 Archeloa, 24 Cbiabaldescote, 60 LiBlesbelle, 18 Polelie, 70, 80 Frodeslege, 70 Udecots, 42, 46 Ardiatoae, 26 ChialBtß, 76 Litlega, 70 Polrebsc, 68 Fraaebetoae, 34 Udeford, 56 Asaebruge, 50 CaiaierestnB, 32 Loclehvile, 38 Possolau, 60 Fulvordie, 36 Udetoae, 32 Atiagebaai, 18 Cireberis, 22 Lopitoae, 24 Possetorae, 18, 64 Preae, 62 UdevertuBe, 72 •Avochelie, 70 Claibsrie, 76 GBÜidoaß, 60 Loteis, 28 UlestaaBstuae, 40 . Baituae, 66 Cleberie, 80 Glaslßi, 36 Luchetaue, 38 Pres/12 Prestoa, 58 Ulvretoae, 66 Balleurdiae, 62 Clee, 16 Godestooh, 16 Lude, 82 IJlwardelege, 50 Barbiagi, 50 Cleie, 62 Goldeae, 30 Ludecote, 70 PrestoBB, 20, 40, 66 Prestuae, 20, 50 Umbruatuae, 40 Bardsstuae, 56 Cleu, 82 Gravsahuagre, 54 Ludßforde, 82 Ultoae, 36 Baschercbs, 20 Clore, 34, 60 Grestoc, 72 Madßlie, 41 Eecordiae, 20 Uptoae, 44 Becheberie, 68 Cluae, 58 Grivelssul, 54 Madolea, 62 Eiseberie, 44 Uptuae, 30 Begestaai, 52 Cluaeberie, 58 GrotiatuaB, 28 Maaeford, 40 Eistuae, 72 BeldßWBS, 12 Cluatuae, 58 MarceaiBslei, 26 Eoobecestre, 30 Walaacßslau, 66 Beleslei, 38 Colesmere, 68 Hach, 40 Martune, 18 Eodiatoae, 32 Waleford, 42 Beaehale, 72 Coaiestaae, 22 Hadßhßlle, 34 Mela, 12, 16 Eohalle, 66 Waliforde, 78 Bsrewic, 24, 30 Comiatoae, 26 Halstuae, 32 Mßlam, 80 Eorituae, 40, 42 Walitoae, 24 Berituae, 28 Coaeadovre, 20 Haaeleu, 34 Mßlela, 76 Eosela, 18, 34 Walle, 50 Beruß, 60 Corfaa, 22 HaaewdB, 38 Meleurlei, 32 Eoteliagehope, 40 Waltbam, 46 BsshBsovrB, 54 Coraelie, 76 Haateaetuae, 48 Mslicope, 62 Eoatoae, 72 Waltoae, 50 Beteslauue, 52 Corselle, 52 Haatoae, 34 Membrefelde, 20 Euitoae, 56 Waateaovre, 38 Betford, 66 Cortuae, 44 Harlege, 62 MeaistreliB, 22 Eutuae, 72 Watesburs, 38 Betistetuae, 60 Costeford, 48 Harpecote, 52 Meresberie, 22 Watredeae, 78 Saleurdiae, 34 BßtuBB, 12 Cotardicote, 70 Hatlsge, 30 Meresbroc, 32 Waure, 54 Saltoae, 12 BispetoB, 68 Cote, 52 Hatuae, 66 Merituue, 42 Werne, 50 Saaford, 64 Brame, 74 Cozetuae, 60 Haustoae, 70 Merstua, 54 Wealock, 14 Saviatuae, 66 Braataae, 40, 58, 78 Cristesacbe, 46 Haustuae, 72 Messe, 38 Wereateaebals, 68 Sawesbarie, 64' Bolebec, 26 Crugetuas, 42 HavretßscotB, 74 Mersse, 42 Wesbaris, 38 Sberaestuae, 32 Bolledoae, 64 Cuaeet, 30 Hesleie, 16 Middletoae, 36, 52 Wsshope, 60 Sceatuae, 80 Bosle, 62 Dalelie, 30 Hetuae, 28 Mildehops, 44 WestoBe, 32, 50 Sceviatüae, 64 BotewdB, 70 Dehocsels, 16 Hetoae, 42 Müdetuae, 42, 72 Westuae, 32, 42, 48 SobeatuBB, 48 Bricbetuas, 18 DBriatuaß, 54 Hibribteselle, 60 Moatgoaieri, 24, 26 Wibetuaß, 38 Scipetuae, 14 BrocbstoBB, 50, 52, 71 Deraiov, 32 Hopß, 58 MortoBB, 56 Wieford, 28, 50. Soiropesberie, 10, 26 r Broctoae, 54 Dodefort, 28 Hoptoas, 80 MortuBB, 32, 44 W icbe, 56 Semebre, 56 Broctuae, 28 Dodeatoae, 76, 80 Hordlsi, 56 Mostuae, 70 Wideford, 44, 70 Serecote, 70 Bruafelde, 16 Dodiatoae, 24, 36 HortuBB, 50. 52 Muletuae. 72 Wieatoae, 70 SetaaBi, 76 Bruma, 68 Doaetuae, 44 Hacchefor, 46 Mulleht, 34 Wigeaiore, 42 Sibstuae, 58 BachebalB, 54 Doaitoae, 24 Huelbe, 36 Mulstoae, 76 Wigewic Sirelei, 78 Buebsballe, 78 Dr^ituae, 56, 59 Hugslei, 48 Maaete, 58 Wildredelega, 64 Siretoa, 24 Buctoae, 78 Duatuae, 20 Huglß, 56 Muaetuae, 60, 74 Wilit, 58 Slaobeberie, 68 Bureford, 74 Edbaldiaesham, 80 Humßt, 74 Mutoae, 16 Willavestuae, 38 Spoaelege, 66 Burertoae, 48 Edelactuae, 60, 78 Huadeslit, 36, 70 ISTeae, 76 Wiaeslei, 38 Staasge, 74 Burtoae, 18,72 Edeslu, 44 Iagurdiae, 54 Nasse, 34 Wistaaestou, 82 Staaestuae, 50 Burtuae, 14, 16 Edaisadune, 24 Tstsfelte, 66 Nsssbam, 24 Wistaa6stuBe,60 Staaewei, 78 Buterel, 52' Edretßaope, 60 Iteshale, 46 NstfiKe, 74 Witecheslawe, 74 Staaeweie, 28 Buterlis, 46 Egsduae, 60 JSTeweatoaß, 48 Witebala, 48 Lach, 4?, 70 StaatoBB, 80 •Caibara, 48 Eiaiiastre, 14 Newetoae, 74 Witesot, 60 Lagedoae, 72 Staatuae, 28, 44, 62 Caatelope, 68 Elbaldesduae, 72 Nortoae, 36 Wititone, 22 StaurdiBB, 42 Wrdiae, 40 INDEX OF MODERN NAMES OF MANORS IN DOMESDAY-BOOK.

Abdoa, 29 Catsley, 51 Evtoa, 15, 33, 35, 39, Leiatwardiae, 61, 79 Overtoa, 51 StokB, 45, 53 Ack Hill, 75 Gaus, 23 "43, 73, Lettoa, 79 Oxeabold, 63 Stokß-upoa-TerB, 45 Actoa Buraell, 39 Cbarlcott, 63 EytoB-oa-the-Wild- Lilleshall, 19 Stoke St. Milburg, 17 Actoa Pigot, 31 Charltoa, 41 aioors, 53 Liagea, 79 Pattoa, 45 Stokesay, 81 Actoa Eeyaald, 35 Chebaarsh, 49 Llaavair Waterdiae, 79 Peplow, 51 Stottesdßa, 27 Actoa, Eouad, 29 Cbeaey LoBgville, 73 FaiatrßB, 55 Loagdea, 43 Petley, 15 Strßfford, 35 Actoa Scott, 75 Charriagtoa, 65 Fairlsy, 39 Logdoa, 19 PettoB, 43 Suttoa, 17, 43 Adderley, 67 ChBsthill, 13, 65 Farlow, 75 Loagford, 57 Pickthorae, 17 Suttoa, Great, 63 Adfertoa, 79 Cbettoa, 27 Feltoa Butler, 63 LoagBor, 13, 29 Pilsoa, 67 Suttoa, Little, 55 Adley, 79 Chetwyad, 57 Feltoa, West, 33 Loagslow, 67 Pitchford, 59 Suttoa Maddock, 67 Alberbury, 23 Chirbury, 23 FeBaymere, 75 Loppiagtoa, 25 Plaish, 47 Albright Hussey, 35 Choultoa, 41 Fitz, 61 Lotoa, 39 Polemere, 73 Tibbertöa, 43 Albright Lee, 19 Church Stoke, 73 Ford, 25 Low, 77 Poatesbury, 39 Ticklertoa, 15 Albrightoa, 37, 69 Ghurch Strettoa, 25 FortoB, 47 Ludford, 83 Porkiagtoa, 73 Tirley Castle, 51 Alcastoa, 65 Clee Staatoa, 17 Fraaktoa, Eaglish, 35 Ludlow, 83 Postoa, 19 Toug, 25 AldoB, 81 Clee, St. Margarets, 6 Frodßslßy, 71 Lutwychß, 29 Postoa, Upper, 65 Tugford, 29 Alkiagtoa, 63 Cleobury, 77 Fulwardias; 37 Lydbury North, 13 Poyatoa, 73 Uckiagtoa, 19 Amastoa, 73 Cleobury North, 81 Lydhaai, 23 Preea, 63 Glazslßy, 37 Uffiagtoa, 63 Ashford Carbonel, 75 Clev, 83 Goldiag, 31 Lydley Heys, 71 Press, 13 Prestoa Brockhurst, 67 UpjDiagtoa, 65 Astlsy, 17 Clua, 59 GravBuhuuger, 55 Madeley, 15 Prestoa, 59 Uptoa Cresset, 37 Astoa 35, 37 Clunbury, 59 GrettoB, 29 Maesbrook, 33 Prestoa Gubbalds, 21 Uptoa Magaa, 31 Astoa Botterell, 37 ClaBgaaford, 35, 61 Griashill, 55 Maesbury, 23 Prestoa Moatfbrd, 21, 41 Uptoa, Waters,-45 Atchaai, 19 Cluatoa, 59 Marchaailey, 27 Prestoa-OB-the-Wild­ Attiagham, 19 Cold Hattoa, 67 Hadley, 31 ' Marriagtoa, 43 Walford, 43, 79 moors, 51 Badger 55 Gold Westoa, 21 HadBali, 35 Marsh, 39, 43 WallTowa, 51 Priest-Wßstoa, 43 Barlow, 61 Coadover, 21 Halstoa, 33 Marstoa, 55 Waltoa Savage, 51 Pulley, 71, 81 Baschurch, 21 Coolmore, 69 Haawood, 39 Martoa, 19 Wattlesborough, 39 Pulvßrbatch, 69 Bausley, 39 Corfhani, 23 Harcott, 75 Mawloy, 77 Welbatch, 37 Purslow, 61 Baveaey, 51 Corftoa, 45 Harcourt, 53 Msadowley, 63 Welchaaiptoa, 35 Quatford, 27 Baystoa, 53 Corley, 77 Harley, 63 Melverley, 33 Welliagtoa, 25 Bearstoae, 57 Corsellß, 53 Hattoa, Cold, 67 Meole, 17 Eatliaghops, 41 Wem, 51 Beckbury, 69 Corstoa, 61 Haughtoa, 71 MeoleBrace, 13, 81 Ehistoa, 73 Wealock, 16 Bedstoa, 61 Cosford, 49 Hawksley, 71 Marriagtoa, 61 Eodiagtoa, 33 Wßataor, 39 Belswardiae, 63 Cothercote, 71 Healey, 35 Middletoa, 43, 73 Eorriagtoa, 41, 43 Westbury, 39 Beathall, 73 Cottoa, 53 Higford, 47 Middle, 35 Eosshall, 19, 35 Westhope, 61 Berriagtoa, 29 Couad, 31 High Hattoa, 29 Middlshope, 45, 63 Eowtoa, 73 Weston, 49, 51 Berwick, Great, 25 Cressage, 47 Higley, 49 Middletoa Higford, 53 Eushbury, 45 Westoa Cottoa, 33 Berwick Mavistoa, 31 Crugetoa, 43 Hodaet, 21 Middletoa Scrivea, 37 Euthall, 67 Westoa, Priest, 43 Beslow, 53 Culmiagtoa, 27 Hope Bowdler, 65 Milsoa, 77 Euytoa, 57 Westoa EhyB, 33 Cyallaeth, 33 Hopesay, 59 Besfbrd, 67 Miasterley, 23 Saaibrook, 57 Wheathül, 47 Bettoa, 67 Dawley, 25 Hoptoa, 45, 61 Miatoa, 75 WhittiagtoB, 23 Dawley, Little, 31 Hoptoa Wafers, 81 Saadford, 65 Bictoa, 19 Mittoa, 17 Shaviagtoa, 67 Whittoa, 39 BishtoB, 69 Dettoa, 37 Hordeley, 57 Moatfbrd, 41 Whixall, 49 Dßuxhill, 17 Hortoa, 51, 53 Shawbury, 65 Bitterley, 47 Moatgomery, 25, 27 Sheet, 77 Wigmors, 43 Diathill, 21 HOWIB, 57 BittoB, 13 Moretoa, 33 Sheiatoa, 49, 81 Wigwig, 59 Boretoa, 15 Dittoa Priors, 25 Huatiagtoa,49 Moretoa Corbet, 57 Wilderley, 65 Dittoa, 81 Sheltoa, 13 Bouldoa, 65 IghtBeld, 67 Moretoa Say, 45 Shiffaal, 47 Willey, 59 Braaiptoa Briaa, 79 DodiBgtoa, 45 Iagwardiae, 55 Morvills, 21 Wiasley, 39 Doaiagtoa, 25 Shiptoa, 15 Broaie, 69 Isombridge, 51 Mostoa, 71 Shirley, 79 Wistaastow, 61, 83 Brooaie, 75 Dorriagtoa, 55 Jagdoa, 73 Muaetoa, 73 Shrawardiuß, 35 Withiagtoa, 71 Brocktoa, 29, 51, 55, 73 Draytoa, 53 Myadtwoa, 59 Withyford, Grsat, 29, 58 DraytoB, Little, 57 Shrewsbury, 11, 19, 27 Broaifield, 17 Kembertoa, 47 Neea Monell, 77 SibdoB, 59 Withyford, Littbe, 45, 71 Bromptoa, 41, 59 Eardiagtoa, 27 Kemptoa, 59 NBBB Savage, 77 Sidbury, 49 Wittiagslow, 75 Broughtoa, 17,19 Easthope, 29 Kealey, 31 Neea Sollars, 77 Sieftoa, 27 Wolvsrley, 51 Broseley, 63 Eatoa Coastaatiae, 31 EaBlet, 77 Neeatoa, 49 Sleap, 55 Womertoa, 41 Buckaell, 79 Eatoa Mascott, 31 Kiaaerley, 71 Ness, Great, 25 Saiethcote, 71 Woodcote, 47, 43 Bucktoa, 79 Edeyraeoa, 33 Kiaaersley, 65 Ness, Little, 35 SpooBley, 67 Woollastoa, 39 Buildwas, 13 Edgbold, 81 Kaightoa, 83 Netley, 75 Staaage, 75 Woolstastoa, 41 Barford, 75 Edgeley, 45 Kyaastoa, 33 Newtoa, 75 Staatoa, 83 Woolstoa, 33 Burtoa, 17 Edguioad, 25 Nortoa, 37, 61, 83 Staatoa-upoB-HiBe- Woolvertoa, 67 Burwartoa, 49 Edgtoa, 61 Lack, 71 Nortoa, Great, 53 Woore, 55 Lacoa, 47 heath, 29 Buttery, 53 Edstastoa, 51 Staatoa Lacey, 81 Wootoa, 33 Caiabam, 49 Eldoa, 49 LaBgley, 71 Oaks, 41 Worthia, 41 Lawley, 53, 57 Obley, 61 Staatoa, Loag, 45 Calverhall, 69 Ellardiae, 65 Staawardiae, 43 Wothertoa, 37 Caatlop, 69 Ellesmerß, 25 Leatoa, 73 Oldbury, 37 Wreataall, 69 Ledwich, Upper, 53 Oaibury, 13 Staaway, 29, 79 Cardsstoa, 39 Eaistrey, 15 Stapletoa, 37, 71 Wrockwardiae, 21 Cardiagtoa, 33 Ercall, High, 25 Lesbotwood, 71 Oaaeley, 55 Wroxetßr, 31 Lee Brockhurst, 69 Oaslow, 19, 41 Steak, 45 Cascob, 75 Ercall, Child's, 31 Stepple, 77 Wykey, 57 Gastle-Holgate, 63 Etoa, 67 Lesgoraery, 33 Osbastoa, 33 Yartoa, 19 Leightoa, 31, 41 Overs, 27, 71 Steveatoa, 65 CaurtoB, 61 Eudoa Buraell, 37 Stocktoa, 67 Yockletoa, 39 €\v Inrataij f«tj tk #|rnpiirt

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In civitate Sciropesberie tempore regis Edwardi erant ccte liie domus, et totidem burgenses in ipsis domibus, reddentes per annum vii. libras et xvi solidos et viii. denarios de gablo. Ibi habebat rex Edwardus has subterscriptas consuetudines. Siquis pacem regis manu propria datam scienter infringebat, utlagatus fiebat. Qui vero pacem regis a vicecomite datam infringebat, c. solidos emendabat, et tantundem dabat qui forestel vel heinfare faciebat. Has iii. forisfacturas habebat in dominio rex Edwardus in omni Anglia extra firmas. Quando rex jacebat in hac civitate, servabant eum vigilantes xii. homines de melioribus civitatis. Et cum ibi venationem exerceret, similiter custodiebant eum cum armis meliores burgenses caballos habentes. Ad stabilitionem vero mittebat vicecomes xxxvi. homines pedites, quamdiu rex ibi esset. Ad parcum autem de Marsetelie inveniebat xxxvi. homines per consuetudinem viii. diebus. Cum in Walis pergere velleret vicecomes, qui ab eo edictus non pergebat xl. solidos de forisfactura dabat. Mulier accipiens quocunque modo maritum, si vidua erat, dabat regi xx. solidos, si puella, x. solidos, quolibet modo acciperet virum. Cujuscunque burgensis domus combureretur aliquo casu vel eventu, sive negligentia, xl. solidos regi dabat pro forisfactura, et duobus propinquioribus vicinis suis ii. solidos unicuique. Burgensis qui in dominio erat regis cum moriebatur, habebat rex x. solidos de relevamento. Si quis burgensis frangebat terminum quem vicecomes imponebat ei, emendebat x. solidos. Qui sanguinem fundebat, xl. solidos emendabat. Cum rex abiret de civitate, mittebat ei xxiiii. caballos vicecomes Lenteurde, et ipsos ducebat rex usque ad primam mansionem Strafordscire. i> Tres monetas habebat ibi rex, qui postquam coemissent cuneos monetae, ut alii monetarii patriae, xv. die dabant regi xx. solidos unusquisque, et hoc fiebat moneta vertente. Inter totum reddebat civitas ista per annum xxx. libras. Duas partes habebat rex, et vicecomes tertiam. Praecedenti anno hujus descriptionis reddebat xl. libras Rogero (comiti).

Haec civitas tempore regis Edwardi geldabat pro c. hidis. De his habebat Sanctus Almundus ii. hidas, Sancta Juliana dimidiam hidam, Sancta Milburga i. hidam, Sanctus Cagdd hidam et dimidiam, Sancta Maria virgatam, episcopus de Cestre i. hidam, Ediet iii. hidas, quas habet Radulphus de Mortemer.

Dicunt Angligenae burgenses de Sciropesberie multum grave sibi esse, quod ipsi reddunt totum geldum sicuti reddebatur tempore regis Edwardi, quamvis castellum comitis occupaverit li. masuras, et aliae 1. masuras sint vastae, et xliii. Francigenae burgenses teneant masuras geldantes tempore regis Edwardi, et abbatise, quam facit ibi comes, dederit ipse xxxix. burgenses, olim similiter cum aliis geldantes. Inter totum sunt cc. masurae, vii. minus, quae non geldant.

Hie ahnotantur tenentes terram de rege in Sciropescire. I. Episcopus de Cestre. V. Osbernus filiusRicardi . II. Episcopus de Hereford. VI. Radulfus de Mortemer. III. iEcclesia Sancti Remigii. VII. Rogerius de Laci. VIII. Hugo TAsne. IUI. Comes Rogerius quod reliquum est tenet cum suis hominibus. IX. Nigellus medicus.

I. TERRA EPISCOPI DE CESTRE.

Episcopus de Cestre habuit in Sciropesberie xvi. masuras et totidem burgenses geldantes eum aliis burgensibus. Modo sunt wastae ex eis x. masurae, et reliquae -*i. reddunt iiii. solidos et vii. denarios. Isdem episcopus habebat in ipsa civitate xvi. canonicos. Non geldabant, nee scitur quantum episcopo reddebant.

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SHEOPSHIEE.

In the city of Shrewsbury, in the time of king Edward, there were two hundred and fifty-two houses, and the same number of burgesses in these houses, rendering yearly seven pounds and sixteen Shillings and eightpence of gable. There king Edward had these underwritten customs.. If any one knowingly broke the king's peace given by his own hand, he was made an outlaw. And he who broke the king's peace given by the sheriff, paid a fine of a hundred Shillings, and he paid the same amount who committed forestel or heinfare. King Edward had these three forfeitures in demesne throughout all England over and above the farms. When the king lay in this city, twelve men of the best of the city served him as guards. And when he went to exercise hunting there, similarly the best burgesses of the city having horses served as his armed guard. But the sheriff sent thirty-six footmen as long as the king was there. And as his body guard at the park of Marstley he furnished thirty-six men by custom for eight days. When the sheriff willed to go into Wales, every one who at his summons did not go, paid a fineo f forty Shillings. A woman receiving a husband in whatever manner, if she were a widow, gave the king twenty Shillings. If a maid, ten Shillings, in whatever manner she received a husband. If the house of any burgess were burnt, by any accident or event, or by negligence, he gave forty Shillings to the king for a fine,an d to his two next neighbours two Shillings each. When a burgess who was in the king's demesne died, the king had ten Shillings of relief. If any burgess broke the term which the sheriff imposed upon him, he paid a fine of ten Shillings. Whoever shed blood, paid a fine of forty Shillings. When the king departed from the city, the sheriff sent him twenty-four horses from Leintwardine, and the king took them with him as far as the firstrestin g place in Staffordshire. The king had three moneyers there, who, after they had bought the dies of money like other moneyers of the country, gave on the fifteenthda y to the king each twenty Shillings; and this was done on a change of coinage. On the whole this city rendered to the king annually thirty pounds. The king had two parts of it, and the sheriff the third part. In the year preceding this description, it rendered forty pounds to the earl Roger. In the time of king Edward this city paid geld for a hundred hides. Of these St. Alemund had two hides, St. Julian half a hide, St. Milburge one hide, St. Chad a hide and a half, St. Mary one virgate, the bishop of Chester one hide, Edith three hides, which Ralf de Mortemer has. The English burgesses of Shrewsbury say that it is a great grievance to them that they pay all the geld which they paid in the time of king Edward, although the earl's Castle oecupies the place of fifty-one houses, and. the space of fiftyothe r houses is waste, and forty-three French burgesses hold houses which paid geld in the time of king Edward, and to the abbey which the earl is building there he gives thirty- nine burgesses who formerly paid geld like the others. In the whole there are two hundred houses, less seven, which do not pay geld.

HERE ARE NOTBD THE TENANTS OF LAND OE THE KING IN SHROPSHIRE.

1. The bishop of Chester. 5. Osbern fitz Richard. 2. The bishop of Hereford. 6. Ralph de Mortemer. 3. The church of St. Remigius. 7. Roger de Lacy. 8. Hugh L'Ane. 4. Earl Roger holds the rest with his men. 9. Nigellus the Physician.

THE LAND OF THE BISHOP OF CHESTER. The bishop of Chester had in Shrewsbury sixteen houses, and as many burgesses paying geld with the other burgesses. Now ten of these houses are waste, and the other six render four Shillings and seven- pence. The same bishop had in this city sixteen canons. They did not pay/geld, nor is it known how much they rendered to the bishop.

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IN HUNDREDO CIVITATIS.

Isdem episcopus habet unum manerium Melam. Non est neque fuit hospitatus. Reddebat xx. solidos tempore regis Edwardi; modo xvii. solidos, et iiii. denarios.

IN EODEM HUNDREDO.

Isdem episcopus tenet Saltone, et aecclesia Sancti Ceddi de eo. Ibi hida et dimidia. In dominio est dimidia caruca, et ii. carucae plus possent esse. Ibi iiii. villani habent carueam i. et dimidiam. Valuit et valet xii. solidos. Hase terra geldat.

IN RECORDINE HUNDREDO.

Isdem episcopus tenet Languenare, et Wigot de eo. Ibi i. hida. Terra est ii. carucarum. In dominio est una ; et ii. servi et ii. villani habent unam carueam. Valuit et valet viii. solidos.

IN CONDOVRE HUNDREDO.

Isdem episcopus tenet Betune, et tenuit tempore regis Edwardi. Ibi ii. hidae geldabiles. In dominio est una caruca et dimidia, et iiii. villani cum ii. carucis et dimidia. Ibi iii. servi. Valebat xv. solidos ; modo xvi. solidos. Isdem episcopus tenet Beldewes, et tenuit tempore regis Edwardi. Ibi i. hida geldabilis. In dominio sunt ii. carucae, et iii. villani cum praeposito habent iii. carucas. Ibi v. servi, et molinum, et silva cc. porcorum. Tempore regis Edwardi valuit xlv. solidos, et post xl. solidos ; modo xlv. solidos. IN HODENET HUNDREDO.

Isdem episcopus tenet Pres, et tenuit tempore regis Edwardi. Ibi viii. hidae geldabiles. In dominio sunt iii. carucae, et x. villani et presbyter, et iii. bordarii cum v. carucis. Ibi vi. bovarii, et silva lx. porcorum. De hoc manerio tenet Anschitil de episcopo dimidiam hidam, et Fulcherus ii. hidas. In dominio habent ii. carucas, et ii. villanos cum i. caruca, et alii iii. homines ibi arantes reddunt x. solidos, et ii. bovarii ibi. Totum tempore regis Edwardi valebat 1. solidos, et post fuit wastum. Modo quod episcopus habet valet xl. solidos; quod homines ejus, xxviii. solidos. Sex carucas plus possent ibi esse.

Isdem episcopus tenet Cesdille, et tenuit. Ibi i. hida et una virgata terrae. Terra est ii. carucarum. Valuit viii. solidos. Modo wastum est.

II. TERRA EPISCOPI DE HEREFORD.

IN DERIN'LAU HUNDREDO.

Episcopus de Hereford tenet de rege Lideberie, et tenuit tempore regis Edwardi. Ibi Iiii. hidae geldabiles. In dominio sunt iiii. carucae, et xxxviii. villani, et iiii. bordarii, et viii. radmans cum xxviii. bordariis. Inter omnes habent xxiii. carucas. Ibi ii. servi, et molinum serviens aulae. Silva clx. porcorum incrassandorum. De isto manerio unum membrum tenent de episcopo quidam Franco et Willelmus clericus, et aecclesiam ejusdem manerii cum presbyteris et terra ibi pertinenti. Et ibi est una caruca. In hoc manerio possent esse quater xxti. et xii. carucas plusquam sunt. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat xxxv. libras, et post x. libras ; modo xii. libras. De hac terra sunt wastas xxxii. hidae et dimidia.

IN COLMESTAN HUNDREDO.

Isdem episcopus tenuit tempore regis Edwardi Aneberie, et nunc tenet Rogerus (de Laci) de eo. Ibi iii. hidae geldabiles. In dominio est una caruca, et iiii. villani integri, et vi. dimidii, et presbyter, et unus eozet cum iii. carucis. Ibi i. servus. Ibi unus miles tenet i. hidam, et habet i. carueam et v. villanos. Tempore regis Edwardi erant in hoc manerio ix. carucae, et valebat xl. solidos. Modo xx. solidos.

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IN THE HUNDRED OF THE CITY.

The same bishop has a manor at Melam (Meole Brace). He neither is nor was lodged there. It paid twenty Shillings in the time of king Edward; now seventeen Shillings and fourpence.

IN THE SAME HuKDRED.

The same bishop holds Saltone (Shelton), and the church of St. Chad holds it of him. There is there a hide and a half. There is in demesne half an ox-team., and there might be two teams more. There are four villans, who have an ox-team and a half. It was and is worth twelve Shillings. This land pays geld.

IN RECORDINE HÜNDRED. The same bishop holds Languenare (Longnor); and Wigot holds it of him. There is there one hide. The land is of two ox-teams. In demesne there is one ox-team, and two serfs, and two villans, who have one ox-team. It was and is worth eight Shillings.

IN CONDOVER HUNDRED.

The same bishop holds Betune (Bitton), and held it in the time of king Edward. There are there two hides paying geld. In demesne there is one ox-team and a half, and four villans with two ox- teams and a half. There are three serfs. It was worth fifteenShilling s ; now sixteen Shillings. The same bishop holds Buildwas, and held it in the time of king Edward. There is there one hide paying geld. In demesne are two ox-teams; and three villans, with a provost, have three ox-teams. There are there five serfs, and a mill, and a wood of two hundred pigs. In the time of king Edward it was worth forty-five Shillings, and afterwards forty Shillings; now forty-five Shillings.

IN HODNET HUNDRED.

The same bishop holds Prees, and held it in the time of king Edward. There are there eight hides paying geld. In demesne are three ox-teams, and ten villans and a priest, and three bordarii, with five ox-teams. There are six neatherds,'and a wood of sixty swine. Of this manor Anschitil holds of the bishop half a hide, and Fulcher two hides. In demesne they have two ox-teams, and two villans Avith one ox-team, and three other men ploughing there render ten Shillings, and two neatherds are there. The whole in the time of king Edward was worth fiftyShillings , and afterwards it was waste. Now what the bishop has is worth forty Shillings. What his men hold is worth twenty-eight Shillings. There might be six ox-teams more there.

IN RECORDINE HUNDRED.

The same bishop holds Cesdille (Chesthill), and held it. There is there one hide and one virgate of land. It is land of two ox-teams. It was worth eight Shillings ; now it is waste.

II. THE LAND OF THE BISHOP OF HEREFORD.

IN DERINLOW HUNDRED.

The bishop of Hereford holds of the king Lidberie (Lydbury North), and held it in the time of king Edward. There are fifty-threehide s which pay geld. In demesne are four ox-teams, and thirty-eight villans, and four bordarii, and eight radmans, with twenty-eight bordarii. Among them all they have twenty-three ox-teams. There are two serfs, and a mill serving the hall. A wood of a hundred and sixty fattening swine. A certain Frenchman and William the clerk hold one member of this manor and the church of the same manor, with priests and land there pertaining, and there is one ox-team. In this manor there might be four score and twelve ox-teams more than there are. In the time of king Edward it was worth thirty-five pounds, and afterwards ten pounds ; now twelve pounds. Of this land thirty-two hides and a half are waste.

IN CULVESTAN HUNDRED.

The same bishop held in the time of king Edward Aneberie (Onibury), and now Roger de Lacy holds it of him. There are there three hides which pay geld. In demesne there is one ox-team, and four villans in gross, and six half villans, and a priest, and a cozet, with three ox-teams. There is one serf. There one knight holds one hide, and has one ox-team and five villans. In the time of king Edward there were in this manor nine ox-teams, and it was worth forty Shillings ; now twenty Shillings.

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III. TERRA. SANCTI REMIGII.

IN OVRET HUNDREDO.

Ecclesia Sancti Remigii tenuit et tenet de rege unum manerium de i. hida, et ibi fuerunt et sunt ii. carucae. Valuit et valet x. solidos et viii. denarios. In Sciropesberie civitate facit Rogerius comes abbatiam, et eidem dedit monasterium Sancti Peiri, ubi erat parochia civitatis, et tantum de suis burgensibus et molinis quod xii. libras reddit monachis.

IN RECORDIN HUNDREDO.

Ipsa aecclesia tenet Aitone. Levric (comes) tenuit tempore regis Edwardi. Ibi viii. hidae et dimidia. In dominio sunt iiii. carucas, et adhuc ii. possent esse. Ibi xvi. villani, et xiiii. bordarii, eum xvi. carucis. Ibi viii. servi, et iiii. ancillas, et ii. piscariae. Una reddit xvi. solidos, alia est ad victum monachorum. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat xxi. libras, et quando comes dedit aecclesiae reddebat xiiii. libras.

IN CONODOVRE HUNDREDO.

Ipsa ascclesia tenet Eiminstre. Edvinus (comes) tenuit. Ibi ix. hidae geldabiles. In dominio Sunt iiii. carucas, et xxii. villani, et v. bordarii, et unus Francigena, cum xii. carucis inter omnes. Ibi xx. servi, et silva xl. porcorum incrassadorum. In civitate i. masura terrae de xii. solidis. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat c. solidos, et post iiii. libras; modo xi. libras. Ipsa aecclesia tenet Burtune, et tenuit tempore regis Edwardi. Ibi i. hida geldabilis. In dominio est una caruca, et vi. bordarii, cum i. caruca, et ii. bordarii ibi. Valuit v. solidos; modo viii. solidos. ' In hac villa tenuit Alvric tempore regis Edwardi unam hidam geldabilem, et poterat ire quo volebat, et valebat hssc terra v. solidos. Modo tenet Sanctus Petrus, et est wasta.

QUOD TENET AECCLESIA SANCTA MILBURS.

IN PATIN TUNE HUNDREDO.

Ecclesiam Sanctce Milburgce fecit Rogerius comes abbatiam. Ipsa aecclesia tenet Wenloch, et tenuit tempore regis Edwardi. Ibi xx. hidae. Ex his iiii.01"- erant quietas a geldo tempore regis Chnut, et alias geldabiles. In dominio sunt ix. carucae et dimidiam, et ix. villani, et iii., radmans, et xlvi. bordarii. Inter omnes habent xvii. carucas, et alias xvii. ibi possent esse. Ibi xv. servi, et ii. molini servientes mohachos. Ibi i. piscaria, et silva ccc. porcorum incrassandorum, et ibi ii.ffi haiae. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat xv. libras ; modo xii. libras. Ipsa aecclesia tenet Tichelevorde, et tenuit tempore regis Edwardi. Ibi vii. hidas geldabiles, et iii. hidae alias quietae a geldo. In dominio est una caruca, et vi. villani, et vi. bordarii, et unus radman, cum v. carucis, et adhuc vi. carucae possent ibi esse. Ibi iii. servi, et silva lx. porcorum incrassandorum. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat c. solidos ; modo 1. solidos. Ipsa aecclesia tenet Madelie, et tenuit tempore regis Edwardi. Ibi i. hida non geldabilis, et iii. alias hidae geldabiles. In dominio sunt ii. carucae, et vi. villani, et iiii. bordarii, cum iiii. carucis. Ibi iiii. servi, et adhuc vi. carucae possent esse ibi. Silva cccc. porcorum incrassandorum. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat iiii. libras ; modo 1. solidos. Ipsa aecclesia tenet Wenloch, et tenuit tempore regis Edwardi. Ibi i. hida non geldabilis, et alias ii. geldabiles. In dominio est una caruca, et iiii. villani, et ii. bordarii, cum iii. carucis. Ibi ü. bovarii, et silva ccc. porcorum incrassandorum, in qua sunt ii. haias, et aira accipitris. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat lxx. solidos ; modo xl. solidos. Ipsa ascclesia tenuit et tenet Scipetune. Ibi dimidia hida non geldabilis, et iii. alias hidae geldabiles. In dominio est una caruca, et v. villani, et v. bordarii, cum v. carucis, et ii. servi. Valuit xxx. solidos ; modo iiii. denarios plus. Ipsa aecclesia tenuit et tenet Petelie. Ibi dimidia hida non geldabilis. In dominio est una caruca, et iii. bordarii cum i. caruca, et ii. servi, et silva xl. porcorum incrassandorum, et ibi i. haia. Valuit viii. solidos ; modo vi. solidos.

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III. THE LAND OF ST. REMIGIUS.

IN OVEUS HUNDRED. The church of St. Remigius held and holds of the king one manor of one hide, and there were and are there two ox-teams. It was and is worth ten Shillings and eightpence. In Shrewsbury city Roger the earl is making an abbey, and he has given to the same the monastery of St. Peter, where was the parish of the city, and as much of his burgesses and mills as renders twelve pounds to the monks.

IN RECORDINE HUNDRED. The same church holds Eyton. Leofric the earl held it in the time of king Edward. There are there eight hides and a half. In demesne are four ox-teams, and there might still be two more there. There are sixteen villans, and fourteen bordarii, with sixteen ox-teams. There are eight serfs, and four women serfs, and two fisheries. One renders sixteen Shillings, the other is for the provision of the monks. In the time of king Edward it was worth twenty-one pounds, and, when the earl gave it to the church, it rendered fourteen pounds.

IN CONDOVER HUNDRED. The same church holds Eiminstre (Emstrey). Edwin the earl held it. There are there nine hides paying geld. In demesne are four ox-teams, and twenty-two villans, and five bordarii, and one Frenchman, with twelve ox-teams among them all. There are there twenty serfs, and a wood of forty swine for fattening. In the city, one measure of land of two Shillings. In the time of king Edward it was worth a hundred Shillings, and afterwards four pounds ; now eleven pounds. The same church holds Burtune (Boreton), and held it in the time of king Edward. There is one hide paying geld. In demesne are one ox-team, and six bordarii with one ox-team, and two neatherds there. It was worth five Shillings; now eight Shillings. In this vill Alfric held in the time of king Edward one hide paying geld, and he could go where he would, and this land was worth five Shillings. Now St. Peter holds it, and it is waste.

WHAT THE CHURCH OF ST. MILBURGE HOLDS.

IN PATINTON HUNDRED.

Earl Roger has made the church of St. Milburge an abbey. The same church holds Wenlock, and held it in the time of king Edward. There are there twenty hides. Of these four were quit of geld in the time of king Cnut, and the others pay geld. In demesne there are nine ox-teams and a half, and nine villans, and three radmans, and forty-six bordarii. Among all they have seventeen ox-teams, and there might be seventeen more. There are fifteen serfs, and two mills serving the monks. There is one fish- ery, and a wood of three hundred swine for fattening, and there are two hayas. In the time of king Edward it was worth fifteen pounds; now twelve pounds. The same church holds Ticheleforde (Ticklerton), and held it in the time of king Edward. There are seven hides which pay geld, and three other hides quit of geld. In demesne there are one ox-team, and six villans, and six bordarii, and one radman, with. five ox-teams, and there might be six ox-teams more there. There are three serfs, and a wood of sixty swine for fattening. In the time of king Edward it was worth a hundred Shillings ; now fifty Shillings. The same church holds Madeley, and held it in the time of king Edward. There is there one hide not paying geld, and three other hides paying geld. In demesne are two ox-teams, and six villans, and four bordarii, with four ox-teams. There are four serfs, and there might be there six ox-teams more. A wood of four hundred swine for fattening. In the time of king Edward it was" worth four pounds ; now fifty Shillings. The same church holds Wenlock, and held it in the time of king Edward. There are there one hide not paying geld, and two others paying geld. In demesne there is one ox-team, and four villans, and two bordarii, with three ox-teams. There are two neatherds, and a wood of three hundred swine for fattening, in which are two hayas, and a hawk's aerie. In the time of king Edward it was worth seventy Shillings ; now forty Shillings. The same church holds and held Seiperton (Shipton). There is there half a hide not paying geld, with three other hides paying geld. In demesne there is one ox-team, and five villans, and five ox-teams, and two serfs. It was worth thirty Shillings ; now fourpence more. The same church held and holds Petley. There is half a hide not paying geld. In demesne are one ox-team, and three bordarii, with one ox-team and three serfs, and a wood of forty swine for fattening, and there a haia. It was worth eight Shillings ; now six Shillings.

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Ipsa aecclesia tenuit et tenet Burtune, et Edricus de ea. Avric pater hujus, tenuit, et non poterat. recedere ab aecclesia. Ibi ii. hidas, et iii. virgatas terrae geldabilis. In dominio est dimidia caruca, et iiii. villani, et iiii. radmans, et iii. bordarii cum iii. carucis et dimidia, et unus servus, et molinum servien curias, et una haia. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat 1. solidos; modo xl. solidos, et ii. carucae plus possent esse. Ipsa ascclesia tenuit Gfodestoch. Comes Rogerius dedit capellanis suis, sed aecclesia debet habere. Ibi xx. hidas. Ex his iii. non geldabiles, alias vero geldabiles. In dominio sunt ii. carucae, et xxv. villani, et v. bordarii, cum ix. carucis, et iv. bovarii, et xix. carucae plus possent ibi esse. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat xiii. libras ; modo ix. libras. IN ELNOELSTRUL HUNDREDO. Ipsa aecclesia tenuit et tenet Dehocsele. Ibi dimidia hida geldabilis. In dominio est una caruca, et ii. bordarii, et unus cotarius, cum una caruca, et unus servus ibi. Valuit x. solidos; modo xx. solidos. Ipsa aecclesia tenuit et tenet Pitchetorne. Ibi dimidia hida geldabilis. In dominio est una caruca, et unus villanus, et ii. bordarii, cum ii. carucis, et ii. servi. Valuit et valet vii. solidos.

IN SCIROPESBERIE HUNDREDO. Ipsa aecclesia tenuit et tenet Sudtone. Ibi i. hida. Ibi sunt viii. homines inter franeos et villanos, cum iiii. carucis. Valuit xii. solidos ; modo xvi. solidos. IN CULVESTAN HUNDREDO. Ipsa aecclesia tenuit et tenet Clee. Ibi ii. hidae. Ibi unus homo, et una caruca, et sex alias carucae possent esse. Valuit xviii. solidos ; modo vi. solidos. IN CONODOVRE HUNDREDO. Sancta Witburga tenet dimidian hidam geldabilem, et filius Alvric de eo. Ibi unus villanus, cum i. caruca, et alias posset ibi esse. Valet iii. solidos.

QUOD TENET ECCLESIA. SANCTA MARINE. IN BASCHERCHE HUNDREDO. Ecclesia Sanctce Marios tenuit et tenet Burtune. Ibi v. hidas geldabiles. Unus presbyter habet ibi dimidiam carueam, et vii. villani cum ii. carucis et dimidia, et adhuc iii. carucae plus possent ibi esse. Ibi silva xxiiii. porcorum incrassandorum. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat x. solidos; modo xv. solidos. Ipsa aecclesia tenuit et tenet Hesleie. Ibi iii. hidae geldabiles. Ibi presbyter cum ix. villanis et ii. bordariis habet iii. Caracas, et adhuc ii. caruca possent esse. Silva 1. porcorum incrassandorum. Valuit xx. solidos ; modo xxv. solidos. IN SCIROPESBERIE HUNDREDO. Ipsa aecclesia tenuit et tenet unam virgatam terrae in Melam, manerium Radulphi de Mortimer. Valuit et valet iiii. solidos. IN OVRET HUNDREDO. Ipsa aecclesia tenuit et tenet dimidiam hidam. Wasta fuit, et est adhuc.

IN BASCHERCHE HUNDREDO. Ipsa ascclesia tenuit et tenet Mutone, et Picot de ea. . Ibi ii. hidas geldabiles. Ibi iiii. villani, cum ii. carucis. Valuit xii. solidos ; modo est ad firmam pro xi. solidis. Ipsa aecclesia tenet Brunfelde, et ibi consistit. Ibi modo x. hidas, et in dominio vi. carucae, et xii. bovarii, et xv. villani, et xii. bordarii, cum viii carucis. Valet 1. solidos canonicis, et Nigellus medicus habet de hoc manerio xvi. solidos. In hoc manerio tempore regis Edwardi erant xx. hidas, et totum habebant xii. canonici ipsius aecclesiaa Unus eorum, Spirtes nomine, tenebat solus x. hidas. Sed cum fuisset exulatus ab Anglia, dedit rex Edwardus has x. hidas Roberto filio Wimarch, sicut canonico. Robertus vero dedit eandem terram cuidam suo genero. Quod cum canonici indicassent regi, confestim praseepit ad aecclesiam terram reverti, tatummodo induciarum donec ad curiam instantis natalis Domini Roberto juberet ut genero suo terram aliam provideret. Ipse autem rex in istis festis diebus obiit, et ex eo usque nunc aecclesia terram perdit. Hanc tenet modo Robertus de comite Rogerio, et vasta est, et vasta inventa est. Inter totum terra est liiü. carucarum.

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The same church held and holds Burton, and Edric holds of it. Alfric, his father, held it; and could not recede from the church. There are there two hides and three virgates of land paying geld. In the demesne there is half an ox-team, and four villans and four radmans and three bordarii with three ox- teams and a half, and one serf, and a mill serving the court [manorj, and a haye. In the time of king Edward it was worth fifty Shillings; now forty Shillings ; and there might be two more ox-teams there. The same church held Stoke St. Milburg. Earl Roger gave it to his chaplains, but the church ought to have it. There are there twenty hides. Of these, three pay no geld, but the others pay geld. In the demesne there are two ox-teams, and twenty-five villans, and five bordarii with nine ox-teams, and four neatherds; and there might be nineteen more ox-teams there. In the time of king Edward it was worth thirteen pounds ; now nine pounds.

IN ALNODESTREU HUNDRED. The same church held and holds Deuxhill. There is there half a hide paying geld. In the demesne is one ox-team, and two bordarii, and one cottar, with one ox-team, and one serf there. It was worth ten shilhrigs ; now twenty Shillings. The same church held and holds Pickthorn. There is there half a hide paying geld. In the demesne is one ox-team, and one villan, and, two bordarii, with two ox-teams, and two serfs. It was and is worth seven Shillings. IN SHREWSBURY HUNDRED. The same church held and holds Sutton. There is one hide. There are eight men between free- men and villans, with four ox-teams. It was worth twelve Shillings ; now sixteen Shillings.

IN CULVESTAN HUNDRED. The same church held and holds Clee Stanton. There are two hides. There are there one man (tenant), and one ox-team, and there might be six more ox-teams. It was worth eighteen Shillings ; now six Shillings. IN CONDOVER HUNDRED. St. Witburga holds half a hide paying geld, and the son of Alfric holds it of her. There is there one villan, with one ox-team, and another might be there. It is worth three Shillings.

WHAT THE CHURCH OF ST. MARY HOLDS. IN BASCHURCH HUNDRED. The church of St. Mary held and holds Broughton. There are there five hides paying geld. One priest has there half an ox-team, and there are seven villans with two ox-teams and a half, and there might still be three ox-teams more there. There is a wood of twenty-four swine for fattening. In the time of king Edward it was worth ten Shillings ; now fifteen Shillings. The same church held and holds Astley. There are there three hides paying geld. There a priest, with nine villans and two bordarii, has three ox-teams, and there might be two ox-teams more. A wood of fifty swine for fattening. It was worth twenty Shillings ; now twenty-five Shillings.

IN SHREWSBURY HUNDRED. The same church held and holds one virgate of land in Meole, the manor of Ralph de Mortemer. It was and is worth four Shillings. IN OVERS HUNDRED. The same church held and holds half a hide. It was waste, and is still.

IN BASCHURCH HUNDRED. The same church held and holds Mytton, and Picot of it. There are there two hides paying geld. There are _ four villans, with two ox-teams. It was worth twelve Shillings ; it is now at farm for eleven Shillings. The same church holds Bromfield, and there it is built. There are there now ten hides, and in the demesne six ox-teams, and twelve neatherds, and fifteen villans, and twelve bordarii, with eight ox-teams. It is worth fifty Shillings to the canons, and Nigellus the physician has from this manor sixteen Shillings. In this manor in the time of king Edward there were twenty hides, and the twelve canons of the said church had it all. One of them, named Spirtes, alone held ten hides. But after he was banished from England, king Edward gave these ten hides to Robert fitz Wimarch, as to a canon. And Robert gave the same land to a certain son-in-law of his. Of which when the canons had informed the king, he forth- with ordered the land to be given back to the church, only giving bau until at the court of Christmas next following the king should take order to provide other land for his son-in-law Robert. But the king himself died at that festival, and from that time to the present the church has lost the land. Robert now holds it of earl Roger, and it is waste and was found waste. In the whole the land is of fifty-four ox-teams.

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QUOD TENET SANCTUS MICHAEL.

Ecclesia Sancti Michaelis tenet de comite Possetorn. Chetel tenuit. Ibi una virgata terrae. Terra dimidiae carucae. Unus homo reddit inde fascem buxi in die palmarum. Ipsa aecclesia tenet Suletune. Brictric libere tenuit. Ibi una hida geldabilis. Terra i. carucas. Valuit v. solido ; modo iiii. denarios plus.

QUOD TENET SANCTUS CEDDA.

IN CONODOVRE HUNDREDO.

Ecclesia Sancti Cedde tenet et tenuit Etone, et Turoldus de ea. Ibi dimidia hida geldabilis. Reddebat viii. solidos ; modo iiii. solidos.

IN WITENTREI HUNDREDO.

Ipsa aecclesia tenet Mertune, et tenuit. Eluuardus tenet de aecclesia. Ibi ii. hidas geldabiles. In dominio est dimidia caruca, et iii villani et iii. radmans et unus bordarius cum iii. carucis et dimidia, et adhuc ii. carucae plus possent esse. Silva 1. porcorum incrassandorum. Tempore regis Edwardi reddebat viii. solidos. Modo valet x. solidos, sed non reddit nisi vi. solidos.

IN BASCHERCHE HUNDREDO.

Ipsa ascclesia tenuit Bichetone. Wigerus tenet de ea. Ibi ii. hidas geldabiles. In dominio est i. caruca, et iiii. villani, et unus liber homo cum ii. carucis, et alias ii. possent esse. Valuit x. solidos ; modo xv. solidos. Ipsa aecclesia tenuit et tenet Lartune. Ibi ii. hidas geldabiles. Terra est iiii. carucarum. Ibi presbyter et unus villanus cum i. caruca. Valuit viii. solidos ; modo v. solidos. Ipsa ascclesia tenuit et tenet Burtone. Ibi ii. hidas geldabiles. Terra est v. carucarum. Ibi iii. villani habent ii. carucas. Valuit x. solidos ; modo xi. solidos et iiii. denarios. Ipsa aecclesia tenuit et tenet Rosela. Ibi i. hida geldabilis, Duo radmans cum vii. bordariis habent iii. carucas et dimidiam. Valuit viii. solidos ; modo xv. solidos. Ipsa aecclesia tenuit et tenet Andrelau. Ibi i. hida geldabilis. Wasta fuit. Ibi iii. villani habent i. carueam. Valet iiii. solidos.

QUOD TENET SANCTUS ALMUNDUS.

JEcclesia Sancti Almundi tenet in Sciropesberie xxj. burgenses, praster xij. domus canonicorum. Hi burgenses reddunt viij. solidos, et viij. denarios. Eadem aecclesia habet ii. hidas de c. hidis quas computantur in geldo civitatis. Has tenent ii. canonici, et ibi habent i. carueam et dimidiam, et iiij. villanos habentes ii. carucas et dimidiam. Valet xv. solidos.

IN RECORDIN HUNDREDO.

Ipsa aecclesia tenuit et tenet Linleshelle. Ibi x. hidae. In dominio sunt ii. carucas, et x. villani et v. bordarii et iii. Francigenas servientes cum viii. carucis inter omnes, et adhuc ix. carucae possent esse. Ibi iiii. bovarii, et molinum, sed nil reddit. Silvas i. leuuede. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat vi. libras; modo iiii. libras. Godeboldus presbyter tenet. Ipsa aecclesia tenuit et tenet Languedune. Ibi ii. hidas. In dominio est una caruca, et iiii. bordarii cum i. caruca, et adhuc iii. carucas possent esse. Ibi vi. inter servos et ancillas, et molinum de v. solidis. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat xxi. solidos ; modo ix. solidos et iiii. denarios. Ipsa ascclesia tenuit et tenet Uchintune, et Godeboldus de ea. Ibi iiii. hidas geldabiles. In dominio sunt iii. carucas, et ii. radmans et iii. bordarii cum i. caruca, et adhuc iii. carucas possent esse. Ibi vi. bovarii. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat xxiiii solidos ; modo xxx. solidos. Ipsa aecclesia tenuit et tenet Atingeham, et Godeboldus de ea. Ibi i. hida. In dominio est i. caruca et dimidia, et iL villani et iii. bordarii cum iii. carucis. Valuit x. solidos ; modo reddit vi. solidos et viii. denarios. . • Ipsa aecclesia tenuit et tenet Eibretelie. Ibi i. hida. In dominio est una caruca, et ii. villani et unus bordarius cum i. caruca. Ibi i. leuuede silvas, sed comes Rogerius abstulit aecclesias. Valuit et valet xii. solidos. 18 SHROPSHIRE.

WHAT ST. MICHAEL HOLDS. The church of St. Michael holds of the earl Poston. Chetel held it. There is there one virgate of land. It is land of half an ox-team. One man (tenant) renders there a bündle of box on Palm-Sünday. The same church holds Soulton. Brictric held it by free tenure. There is one hide paying geld. Land of one ox-team. There is there half an ox-team. It was worth five Shillings ; now fourpence more.

WHAT ST. CHAD HOLDS. IN CONDOVER HUNDRED.

The church of St. Chad holds and held Etone, and Turold of it. There is there half a hide paying geld. It rendered eight Shillings ; now four Shillings.

IN WITENTREE HUNDRED.

The same church holds Marton, and held it. Elward holds it of the church. There are there two hides paying geld. In the demesne there is. half an ox-team, and three villans and three radmans and one bordarius with three ox-teams and a half, and there might still be two ox-teams more. A wood of fifty swine for fattening. In the time of king Edward it rendered eight Shillings ; now it is worth ten Shillings, but renders no more than six Shillings.

IN BASCHURCH HUNDRED. .

The same church held Bicton. Wigerus holds of it. There are there two hides paying geld. In the demesne there is one ox-team, and four villans, and one free man with two ox-teams, and there might be two others. It was worth ten Shillings ; now fifteen Shillings. The same church held and holds Yorton. There are two hides paying geld. It is land of four ox- teams. There is a priest and one villan with one ox-team. It was worth eight Shillings; now five Shillings. The same church held and holds Broughton. There are two hides paying geld. It is land of five ox- teams. There three villans have two ox-teams. It was worth ten Shillings; now eleven Shillings and two- pence. The same church held and holds Rosshai. There is one hide paying geld. Two radmans with seven bordarii have three ox-teams and a half. It was worth eight Shillings; now fifteen Shillings. The same church held and holds Onslow. There is one hide paying geld. It was waste. There three villans have one ox-team. It is worth four Shillings.

WHAT ST. ALCMUND HOLDS. The church of St. Alcmund holds in Shrewsbury twenty-one burgesses, besides twelve houses of canons. These burgesses pay a rent of eight Shillings and eightpence. The same church has two hides of the hundred hides which are reckoned in the geld of the city. Two canons hold these, and have there one ox-team and a half, and four villans having two ox-teams and a half. It is worth fifteen Shillings. IN RECORDINE HUNDRED.

The same church held and holds Lilleshall. There are ten hides. In the demesne are two ox-teams, and ten villans, and five bordarii, and three French servants, with eight ox-teams among them all, and there might be nine ox-teams more. There are four neatherds, and a mill, but its rent is nothing. One league of wood. In the time of king Edward it was worth six pounds ; now four pounds. Godebold the priest holds it. The same church held and holds Logdon. There are two hides. In the demesne there is one ox- team, and-four bordarii with one ox-team, and there might be three more ox-teams. There are six between serfs and maid-serfs, and a mill of five Shillings, In the time df king Edward it was worth twenty-one Shillings ; now nine Shillings and fourpence. The same church held and holds Uchington, and Godebold of it. There are four hides paying geld. In the demesne are three ox-teams, and two radmans, and three bordarii with one ox-team, and. there might be three ox-teams more. There are six neatherds. In- the time of king Edward it was worth twenty-four Shillings ; now thirty Shillings. The same church held and holds Attingham (Atcham), and Godebold of it. There is one hide. In the demesne is one ox-team and a half, and two villans and three bordarii with three ox-teams. It was worth ten Shillings ; now its rent is six Shillings and eightpence. The same church held and holds Albright-Lee. There is one hide. In the demesne is one ox-team, and two villans and one bordarius with one ox-team. There is one league of wood, but earl Roger has taken it from the church. It was and is worth twelve Shillings. 19 SCIROPESCIRE.

IN BASCHERCHE HUNDREDO. Ipsa aecclesia _ tenuit et tenet Prestone, et Godeboldus de ea. Ibi iiii. hidas. In dominio est una caruca, et ii. villani et iii. bordarii et ii. Francigenas, cum ii. carucis, et alias ii. carucae adhuc possent esse. Wasta fuit; modo valet x. solidos. IN CULVESTAN HUNDREDO. Ipsa ascclesia tenuit et tenet Cerletone. Ibi i. hida. Unus radman fuit et est ibi. Reddebat iiii. solidos ; modo v. solidos. IN RUESSET HUNDREDO. Ipsa aecclesia tenuit et tenet Prestune. Ibi i. hida geldabilis. In dominio est una caruca, et ii. villani cum una caruca. Valebat viii. solidos; modo v. solidos. Eluuardus tenet. Ipsa aecclesia tenuit et tenet Duntune. Ibi i. hida geldabilis. In dominio est una caruca, et unus villanus et i. bordarius cum dimidia caruca. Valuit et valet viii, solidos.

QUOD TENET SANCTA JULIANA.

Ecclesia Sanctce Juliance tenet dimidiam hidam, et ibi habet i. carueam, et ii. burgenses in hac terra laborantes. Reddit iii. solidos. Valuit et valet viij solidos.

IIII. TERRA ROGERII COMITIS. IN RECORDINE HUNDREDO.

Rogerius comes tenet Recordine. Rex Edwardus tenuit. Ad hoc manerium pertinent vii. bereuuichas et dimidia. Ibi v. hidas geldabiles. In dominio sunt iiii. carucas, et xiii. villani et iiii. bordarii et presbyter et unus radman inter omnes habent xii. carucas. Ibi viii. bovarii, et molinum de xii. solidis. Silva i. leuua longa, et dimidia lata. Ecclesiam hujus manerii cum i. hida tenet ecclesia Sancti Petri, et ibi habet i. carueam, et alia posset esse. Valet v. solidos. Huic manerio pertinebant tempore regis Edwardi de hundredo Recordin ii. denarii. Comes habebat tertium denarium. Tempore regis Edwardi reddebat vi. libras et xiii. solidos et viii. denarios ; modo reddit xii. libras et x. solidos de firma. IN CONEDOVRE HUNDREDO.

Ipse comes tenet Conendovre. Rex. Edwardus tenuit. Ad hoc manerium pertinent x. berewichas. Ibi xiii. hidae geldantes. In dominio sunt vii. hidas, et ibi iiii. carucae, et xii. villani et presby­ ter cum vii. carucis, et adhuc iii. carucas possent ibi esse. Ibi viii. bovarii, et molinum de viii. solidis et vi. denariis. Huic manerio pertinebant ii. denarii de hundredo Conendovre tempore regis Edwardi. Reddebat x. libras ; modo reddit cum hundredo x. libras. De terra hujus manerii tenet Rogerius venator i. hidam, Osbernus i. hidam, Eluuardus iiii. hidas. Ibi est una caruca, et iiii. villani et ii. bordarii et iii. radmans et ii. bovarii inter omnes habent iii. carucas, et adhuc viii. carucae possent esse. Totum valet xii. solidos. IN BASCHERCHE HUNDREDO.

Ipse comes tenet Bascherche. Rex Edwardus tenuit. Ibi iii. hidas et dimidia. Ex his est una in dominio, et ibi sunt iiii. carucas, et vi. villani et iL bordarii cum ii. carucis. Ibi viii. bovarii, et iii. piscarias de xxii. denariis. Huic manerio pertinebant ii. denarii de ipso hundredo. Inter totum reddebat vii. libras ; modo valet vi. libras, dominium comitis. De hoc manerio iiM- hidas et dimidiam et aecclesiam villas tenet de comite ascclesia Sancti Petri. Terra est v. carucarum, et ibi sunt cum xiij. bordariis. Valet xxvi. solidos et viii. denarios. Ipse comes tenet Odenet. Rex Edwardus tenuit. Ibi hida et dimidia. In dominio sunt iij. carucas, et xij. villani et ii. bordarii et presbyter et praspositus cum vij. carucis, et adhuc ix. carucas possent ibi esse. Ibi silva parva nil reddens. iEcclesiam hujus manerii tenet aecclesia Sancti Petri. Tempore regis Edwaidi reddebat hoc manerium iii. libras et vi. solidos et viii. denarios ; modo reddit viii. libras cum hundredo quod ad manerium pertinet. Ipse comes tenet Membrefelde cum xviii. bereuuichis. Rex Edwardus tenuit. Ibi xii. hidas. Una ex his bereuuichis Calvestone de i. hida est in Wirecestrescire. De hac terra quatuor hidae sunt in dominio, et ibi ii. carucae, et vi. alias carucae possent esse. Ibi ix. villani et vi. bordarii cum iii. carucis, et adhuc duas alias possent esse. Ibi iiii. bovarii. 20 SHROPSHIRE;

IN BASCHURCH HUNDRED. The same church held and holds Preston (Gubbalds), and Godebold of it. There are four hides. In the demesne is one ox-team, and two villans and three bordarii and two Frenchmen with two ox-teams, and there might in addition be two ox-teams. It was waste ; now it is worth ten Shillings.

IN CULVESTAN HUNDRED. . The same church held and holds Cerletone. There is one hide. One radman was and is there. Its rent was four Shillings ; now fiveShillings . IN RUESSET HUNDRED. The same church held and holds Preston (Mountford). There is one hide paying geld. In the demesne is one ox-team, and two villans with one ox-team. It was worth eight Shillings ; now fiveShillings . Elward holds it. The same church held and holds Dinthill. There is one hide paying geld. In the demesne is one ox-team, and one villan and one bordarius with half an ox-team. It was and is worth eight Shillings.

WHAT ST. JULIANA HOLDS. The church of St. Juliana holds half a hide, and has there one ox-team, and two burgesses cultivating in this land pay a rent of three Shillings. It was and is worth eight Shillings. IV. THE LAND OF EARL ROGER.

IN WROCKWARDINE HUNDRED. Roger the earl holds Wrockwardine. King Edward held it. To this manor belong seven berewicks and a half. There are fivehide s paying geld. In the demesne are four ox-teams, and thirteen villans, and four bordarii and a priest and a radman have among them all twelve ox-teams. There are eight neatherds, and a mill of twelve Shillings. s A wood one league long, and half a league wide. The church of St. Peter holds the church of this manor with one hide, and has there one ox-team, and there might be another. It is worth five Shillings. To this manor belonged in the time of king Edward two pennies from the hundred of Wrockwardine. The earl had the third penny. In the time of king Edward it paid rent six pounds and thirteen Shillings and eightpence; now it pays rent twelve pounds and ten Shillings of farm. IN CONDOVER HUNDRED. The earl himself holds Condover. King Edward held it. To this manor belong ten berewicks. There are there thirteen hides paying geld. In the demesne are seven hides, and there are four ox-teams, and twelve villans and a priest with seven ox-teams, and there might be there three ox-teams more. There are eight neatherds, and a mill of eight Shillings and sixpence. To this manor pertained two pennies of the hundred of Condover in the time of king Edward. It paid rent ten pounds ; now it pays rent with the hundred ten pounds. Of the land of this manor Roger the hunter (Venator) holds one hide, Osbern one hide, Elward four hides. There is one ox-team, and four villans and two bordarii and three radmans and two neatherds have among them all three ox-teams, and there might be eight ox-teams more. The whole is worth forty- one Shillings. IN BASCHURCH HUNDRED. The earl himself holds Baschurch. King Edward held it. There are three hides and a half. Of these one is in the demesne, and there are four ox-teams, and six villans and two bordarii with two ox-teams. There are eight neatherds, and three fisheries of twenty-two pence. To this manor belonged two pennies of the hundred itself. On the whole it paid a rent of seven pounds; now it is worth six pounds ; the demesne is the earl's. Of this manor the church of St. Peter holds of the earl two hides and a half and the church of the vill. The land is of fiveox-teams , and they are there with thirteen bordarii. It is worth twenty-six Shillings and eightpence. The earl himself holds Hodnet. King Edward held it. There is a hide and a half. In the demesne are three ox-teams, and twelve villans and two bordarii and a priest and a provost with seven ox- teams, and there might be there nine ox-teams more. There is a small wood paying no rent. The church of St. Peter holds the church of this manor. In the time of king Edward this manor paid rent three pounds 'and six Shillings and eightpence ; now it pays rent eight pounds with the hundred which pertains to the manor. The earl himself holds Membrefelde (Morville) with eighteen berewicks. King Edward held it. There are twelve hides. One of these berewicks, Calvestone (Cold Weston), of one hide, is in Worcestershire. Of this land, four hides are in demesne, and there are two ox-teams, and there might be six other ox- teams. There are nine villans and six bordarii with three ox-teams, and there might be two others in addition. There are four neatherds. 21 SCIROPESCIRE.

Huic manerio pertinet totum Alnodestreu hundredum. Duo denarii erant regis Edwardi, et tertius comitis. Inter totum reddebat x. libras ; modo quod comes habet valet iii libras. iEcclesia hujus manerii est in honore Sancti Gregorii, quas tempore regis Edwardi habebat de hac terra viii. hidas, et ibi serviebant vüi. canonici. Hanc ascclesiam cum v. hidis terrae tenet ascclesia Sancti Petri de comite. In dominio sunt ibi ii. carucae, et iiii. alias possunt esse. Ibi ix. villani et unus bordarius et iii. presbyteri cum ix carucis, et iiii. bovarii, et unus miles tenens i. hidam, reddens iiii. solidos monachis. Totum hoc valet lxvii. solidos. Reliquas iii. hidas tenent capellani comitis, et v. homines de eis. Terra est vi. carucarum. Ibi sunt ii. carucas. Totum valet lx. solidos et xviii. denarios. De ipsa terra hujus manerii tenet Ricardus pincerna ii. hidas, et ibi habet i. carueam, et ii. servos, et viL villanos cum i. caruca, et molinum reddens x. summas annonae. Ibi ix. carucae plus possent esse. Valet xx. solidos.

Ipse comes tenet Corfan. Rex Edwardus tenuit, cum iiii. bereuuichis. Ibi iiii. hidas geldabiles. In dominio sunt v. carucae, et vitsu posset esse. Ibi iii. villani et iii. bordarii habent iii. carucas, et adhuc possent esse ii. carucae. Ibi x. bovarii. De hac terra tenet i. miles comitis dimidiam hidam, et ibi habet i. carueam, et ii. servos et ii. villanos cum i. caruca. Valet v. solidos. iEcclesiam hujus manerii cum i. hida tenet aecclesia Sancti Petri. Terra est iii. carucarum. Reddit xviii. solidos monachis.

Huic manerio pertinet totum Comestane hundredum et Patinton hundredum. Tempore regis Edwardi cum ii. denariis de hundredo reddebat x. libras de firma ; modo cum hundredo reddit comiti vi. libras.

Ipse comes tenet Menistrelie, et Rogerius de eo. Rex Edwardus tenuit. Ibi vi. hidae geldabiles. In dominio sunt ii. carucaSj et alias iL possent esse. Ibi viii. villani, et iiii. bordarii, cum viii. carucis. Ibi iiii. bovarii. Silvas iiffi. leuuedes. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat lx. solidos ; modo v. solidos plus.

Ipse comes tenet Alretone, et Rogerius de eo. Rex Edwardus tenuit. Ibi xx. hidas geldabiles. Terra est xl. carucarum. Wasta erat praeter ii. hidas. In dominio est una caruca, et v. villani cum i. libero homine habent iii. carucas, et quidam Walenses ibi laborantes reddunt xvi. solidos. Silvas ii16. leuuedes. Wasta terra est ibi ad xxxi. carucas. In hoc manerio habent v. milites Rogerii vi. carucas et dimidiam in dominio, et ii. villani et vi. bordarii et ii. Walenses et unus radman cum iii. bordariis et vi. bovarii inter omnes habent iii. carucas. Tempore regis Edwardi reddebat viii. solidos ; modo inter totum iiii. libras.

Ipse comes tenet Alberberie{ et Rogerius de eo. Rex Edwardus tenuit. Ibi i. hida. In dominio est i. caruca, et viii. bordarii cum ii. carucis, et ii. bovarii ibi. Huic manerio pertinet Reweset hundredum. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat v. solidos ; modo xx. solidos.

Ipse comes tenet Cireberie. Rex Edwardus tenuit. In dominio sunt iiii. carucas, et xiii. villani cum prasposito habent v. carucas. Ibi viii. bovarii. Ibi ii. ascelesias cum presbytero, qui habet i. carueam. Huic manerio pertinet Witetreu hundredum. Tempore regis Edwardi erat wasta ; modo valet xl. solidos.

Ipse comes tenet Meresberie, cum v. bereuuichis, et Rainaldus de eo. Rex Edwardus tenuit. Ibi vii. hidas geldabiles, et ibi fecit Rainald castellum Luvre. In dominio habet ii. carucas, et x. Walenses cum presbytero habentes viii. carucas,. et adhuc vi. carucae possent esse. Ibi aecclesia. Ibi iiii. bovarii. Ibi silva parva nil reddens. De ipsa terra tenet Robertus dimidiam hidam, et Hengebaldus ii. hidas, et habent ii. carucas. Huic manerio pertinet Mersete hundredum. Tempore regis Edwardi erat wasta; modo valet xl. solidos.

Ipse comes tenet Wititone, cum viii. bereuuichis et dimidio. Rex Edwardus tenuit. Ibi xviii. hidas geldabiles. Terra est xxv. carucarum. In dominio sunt vi. carucae, et xv. villani et vi. bordarii cum xii. carucis. Ibi xii. bovarii, et aliqui Walenses reddunt xx. solidos, et molinum ibi de v. solidis. Silvas una leuuede. Tempore regis Edwardi fuit wasta ; modo reddit xv. libras et xv. solidos. Tempore Adelredi patris Edwardi regis reddebant haec tria maneria dimidiam firmam noctis. Tuder quidam Walensis tenet de comite i. finem terrae Walensis, et inde reddit iiii. libras et v. solidos.

Ipse comes tenet Lidum. Edricus Salvage tenuit tempore regis Edwardi. Ibi xv. hidas geldabiles. In dominio sunt iiii. carucas, et xiiii. villani cum prasposito et presbytero et vi. bordarii habent x. carucas, et adhuc xvi. carucae possent ibi esse. Ibi vi. radmans, et molinum reddens i. porcum. Silvas iiffi leuuedes. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat x. libras ; modo xiiii. libras.

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To this manor pertains the whole of Alnodestreu hundred. Two pennies belonged to king Edward, and the third to the earl. On the whole it paid rent ten pounds ; now what the earl has is worth three pounds. The church of this manor is in the honor of St. Gregory, which in the time of king Edward had of this land eight hides, and there eight canons served. The church of St. Peter holds of the earl this church, with five hides of land. In the demesne there are two ox-teams, and there might be four others. There are nine villans and one bordarius and three priests with nine ox-teams, and four neatherds, and one knight holding one hide, paying rent four Shillings to the monks. All this is worth sixty-seven Shillings. The earl's chaplains held the three remaining hides, and five men of them. The land is of six ox- teams. There are two ox-teams. The whole is worth sixty Shillings and eighteen pence. Of the land itself of this manor Richard the butler holds two hides ; and has there one ox-team and two serfs, and seven villans with one ox-team, and a mill paying rent two horse-loads of com. There might be nine ox-teams more. It is worth twenty Shillings. The earl himself holds Corfham. King Edward held it, with four berewicks. There are four hides paying geld. In the demesne are five ox-teams, and there might be a sixth. There three villans and three bordarii have three ox-teams, and there might be two ox-teams more. There are ten neatherds. Of this land a knight of the earl's holds half a hide, and has there one ox-team, and two serfs and two villans with one ox-team. It is worth five Shillings. The church of St. Peter holds the church of this manor with one hide. The land is of three ox-teams. It pays rent eighteen Shillings to the monks. To this manor belongs the whole of Comestane hundred and Patinton hundred. In the time of king Edward, with two pennies from the hundred, it paid rent ten pounds of farm. Now with the hundred it pays rent six pounds to the earl. The earl himself holds Minsterley, and Roger of him. King Edward held it. There are six hides paying geld. In the demesne are two ox-teams, and there might be two others. There are there eight villans and four bordarii with eight ox-teams. There are there four neatherds. Of wood two leagues. In the time of king Edward it was worth sixty Shillings ; now five Shillings more. The earl himself holds Alreton (Caus), and Roger of him. King Edward held it. There are twenty hides paying geld. The land is of forty ox-teams. It was waste except two hides. In the demesne there is one ox-team, and five villans with one freeman have three ox-teams, and certain Welshmen cultivating there pay a rent of sixteen Shillings. There are two leagues of wood. There is waste land there enough for thirty-one ox-teams. In this manor five of Roger's knight s have six ox-teams and a half in demesne, and two villans and six bordarii and two Welshmen and one radman with three bordarii and six neatherds have among them all three ox-teams. In the time of king Edward it paid a rent of eight Shillings; now on the whole four pounds. The earl himself holds Alberbury, and Roger of him. King Edward held it. There is one hide. In the demesne there is one ox-team, and eight bordarii with two ox-teams, and two neatherds are there. To this manor belongs Reweset hundred. In the time of king Edward it was worth five Shillings; now twenty Shillings. The earl himself holds Chirbury. King Edward held it. In the demesne are four ox-teams, and thirteen villans with a provost have five ox-teams. There are eight neatherds. There are two churches with a priest, who has one ox-team To this manor belongs Witetreu hundred. In the time of king Edward it was waste ; now it is worth forty Shillings. The earl himself holds Maesbury with five berewicks, and Rainald holds it of him. King Edward held it. There are seven hides paying geld, and there Rainald made the castle called Luvre. In demesne it has two ox-teams, and ten Welshmen with a priest having eight ox-teams, and there might be six ox- teams more. There is a church. There are four neatherds. There is a small wood paying no rent. Of this land Robert holds half a hide, and Hengebald two hides, and they have two ox-teams. To this manor belongs Mersete hundred. In the time of king Edward it was waste ; now it is worth forty Shillings. The earl himself holds Whittington, with eight berewicks and a half. King Edward held it. There are eighteen hides paying geld. The land is of twenty-five ox-teams. In the demesne are six ox-teams, and fifteen villans and six bordarii with twelve ox-teams. There are twelve neatherds, and certain Welshmen pay a rent of twenty Shillings, and there is a mill there of five" Shillings. Of wood one league. In the time of king Edward it was waste ; now it pays a rent of fifteen pounds and fifteen Shillings. In the time of Ethelred, the father of king Edward, these three manors paid half a night's farm. A certain Welshman named Tudor holds of the earl one fineo f Welsh land, and pays rent for it four pounds and fiveShillings . The earl himself holds Lydham. Edric the Wild (Sylvaticus) held it in the time of king Edward. There are there fifteenhide s paying geld. In the demesne are four ox-teams, and fourteen villans with a provost and a priest and six bordarii have ten ox-teams, and there might be there sixteen ox-teams more. There are six radmans, and a mill paying rent one pig. Of wood two leagues. In the time of king Edward it was worth ten pounds ; now fourteen pounds.

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Ad castellum de Montgomeri habet ipse comes iiii. carucas, et vi. libras denariorum habet de uno fine de Walis pertinente ad istam castellariam. Rogerius Corbet habet ibi xii. carucas, et de Walis cum fratre suo habet xl. solidos.

Ipse comes tenet Forde. Eduinus comes tenuit cum xiiii. bereuuichis. Ibi xv. hidas. In dominio sunt x. carucae, et xx. servi et vi. ancillas et 1. villani et xiiii. bordarii cum xxix. carucis. Ibi molinum reddens iii. ores et dimidiam. Piscaria ii. solidorum. Tempore regis Edwardi reddebat ix. libras ; modo xxxiiii. libras.

Ipse comes tenet Nessham. Morcar comes tenuit, cum iiii. bereuuichis. Ibi v. hidas. In dominio sunt v. carucas, et x. bovarii, et xv. villani et v. bordarii cum vi. carucis, et adhuc iii. carucas possent esse. Ibi vi. Walenses reddunt xx. solidos. Silvas i. lasuua. iEcclesiam hujus manerii cum una virgata terrae tenet aecclesia S. Petri. Quidam Robertus habet iiii. villanos, qui reddunt v. solidos. Tempore regis Edwardi reddebat iii. libras ; modo xiii. libras et x. solidos.

Ipse comes tenet Lopitone. Edricus Salvage tenuit. Ibi v. hidas geldabiles. In dominio sunt ii. carucae, et iiii. servi, et xv. villani cum vi. carucis, et adhuc ii. carucae possent esse. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat iii. libras ; modo vi. libras et x. solidos.

Ipse comes tenet Ellesmeles. Eduinus comes tenuit. Ibi iiii. hidas et dimidia. In dominio sunt v. carucas, et x. bovarii, et xxxvi. villani et xiiii. bordarii cum ii. presbyteris habent xiiii. carucas. Ibi molinum. Tempore regis Edwardi reddebat x. libras de firma ; modo xx. libras De eodem manerio tenet Mundret i. hidam, et Rainaldus i. hidam. Ibi habent ii. carucas, et iiii. servos, et iiii. villanos et viL bordarios cum iii. carucis et dimidia. Valet xxiii. solidos.

Ipse comes tenit Berewic. Edricus Salvage tenuit. Ibi i. hida et dimidia. In dominio sunt ii. carucae, et iiii. servi et una ancilla, et xi. villani cum v. carucis. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat xxx. solidos ; modo ix. libras.

Ipse comes tenet Archelou. Eduinus comes tenuit cum v. bereuuichis. Ibi vii. hidas. In dominio sunt iii. carucas, et xii. bovarii. Ibi xxix. villani et xii. bordarii habent xv. carucas. Ibi ii. molini reddunt xii. summas annonas, et piscaria de mille et quingentis et ii. anguillis magnis. Silvas i. leuuede. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat xx. libras ; modo tantundem. Per consuetudinem veniente comitissa in manerium, afferebantur ei xviii. oras denariorum.

Ipse comes tenet Walitone. Eduinus comes tenuit cum v. bereuuichis. Ibi xiiii. hidas geldabiles. In dominio sunt vi. carucas, et xii. bovarii, et xii. villani et viii. bordarii cum presbytero habent ix. carucas, et alias ix. carucae possent esse. Ibi molinum de xii. solidis, et ii. piscarias de viii. solidis. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat xx. libras; modo xviii. libras. De terra hujus manerii tenet Willelmus de comite i. hidam pro manerio Dahlie. Grim tenuit antea. Ibi est una caruca, et vii. villani habent i. carueam. Valuit xxx. solidos ; modo x. solidos.

Ipse comes tenet Edmendune. Leuuinus eilt tenuit cum vi. bereuuichis. Ibi xiiii. hidas geldabiles. In dominio sunt vi. carucas, et xii. bovarii, et una ancilla, et xxxiii villani et viii. bordarii cum ii. Francigenis habent xi. carucas. Ibi molinum cum piscaria reddens x. solidos ; et xi. carucas adhuc ibi possent esse. Tempore regis Edwardi reddebat xiiii. libras; modo xv. libras.

Ipse comes tenet Tuange. Morcar comes tenuit. Ibi iii. hidas geldabiles. In dominio sunt iiii. carucas, et viii. servi, et iii. villani et ii. bordarii cum iii. carucis. Ibi silvae i. leuua. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat xi. libras ; modo vi. libras.

Ipse comes tenet Donitone. Eduinus comes tenuit. Ibi iii. hidas. In dominio sunt iiii. carucae, et viii. bovarii, et ii. ancillas, et xii. villani et ii. bordarii cum iii. carucis, et vii. carucas adhuc possent ibi esse. Ibi molinum reddens v. summas annonas, et silva i. leuua longa et dimidia lata. In Wich v. salinas reddunt xx. solidos. Tempore regis Edwardi reddebat xx. libras ; modo ix. libras.

Ipse comes tenet Dodintone. Eduinus comes tenuit cum iiii. berewichis. Ibi xii. hidas geldabiles. In dominio sunt v. carucae, et x. servi, et xx. villani et viii. bordarii cum vi. carucis, et alias xiii. carucae ibi possent esse. In Wich una salina reddit ii. solidos. Tempore regis Edwardi reddebat x. libras ; modo xi. libras.

Ipse comes tenet Stratum. Eduinus comes tenuit cum iiii. bereuuichis. Ibi viii. hidas. In dominio sunt iii. carucas, et vi. servi, et ii. ancillas, et xviii. villani et viii. bordarii cum presbytero habentes xii carucas. Ibi molinum et ascclesia, et in silva v. haias ; et vi. carucas adhuc possunt esse. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat xiii. libras ; modo c. solidos. 24 SHROPSHIRE.

At the Castle of Montgomery, the earl himself has four ox-teams, and he has six pounds of pence of one fine of Wales pertaining to the same castellary. Roger Corbet has there two ox-teams, and of Wales he has, with his brother, forty Shillings. The earl himself holds Forde. Edwin the earl held it with fourteen berewicks. There are fifteen hides. In the demesne are ten ox-teams, and twenty serfs, and six maid-serfs, and fifty villans and fourteen bordarii with twenty-nine ox-teams. There is a mill paying rent three ores, and half a fishery of two Shillings. In the time of king Edward it paid rent nine pounds ; now thirty-four pounds. The earl himself holds Nessham (Great Ness). Morcar the earl held it with four berewicks. There are five hides. In the demesne are fiveox-teams , and ten neatherds, and fifteen villans and five bordarii with six ox-teams, and there might be three ox-teams more. There six Welshmen pay rent twenty Shillings; of wood one league. The church of St. Peter holds the church of this manor with one virgate of land. One Robert has four villans who pay rent fiveShillings . In the time of king Edward it paid rent three pounds; now thirteen pounds and ten Shillings. The earl himself holds Loppington. Edric the Wild held it. There are five hides paying geld. In the demesne are two ox-teams, and four serfs, and fifteen villans with six ox-teams, and there might be two ox-teams more. In the time of king Edward it was worth three pounds ; now six pounds and ten Shillings. The earl himself holds Ellesmere. Edwin the earl held it. There are there four hides and a half. In the demesne are five'ox-teams , and ten neatherds, with thirty-six villans and fourteen bordarii with two priests having fourteen ox-teams. There is a mill. In the time of king Edward it paid rent ten pounds of farm ; now twenty pounds. Of the same manor Mundret holds one hide, and Rainald one hide. They have there two ox-teams, and four serfs, and four villans and seven bordarii with three ox-teams and a half. It is worth twenty- three Shillings. The earl himself holds [Great] Berwick. Edric the Wild held it. There is one hide and a half. In the demesne are two ox-teams, and four serfs, and one maid-serf, and eleven villans with five ox-teams. In the time of king Edward it was worth thirty Shillings ; now nine pounds. The earl himself holds Axchelou (High Ercall). Edwin the earl held it with five berewicks. There are seven hides. In the demesne are six ox-teams, and twelve neatherds. There twenty-nine villans and twelve bordarii have fifteen ox-teams. There two mills pay rent twelve measures of com, and there is a fishery of a thousand and five hundred and two great eels. Of wood one league. In the time of king Edward it was worth twenty pounds ; now the same sum. By custom, when the countess came into the manor, there were brought to her eighteen ores of pence. The earl himself holds Wellington. Edwin the earl held it,'with fiveberewicks . There are fourteen hides paying geld. In the demesne are six ox-teams, and twelve neatherds, and twelve villans and eight bordarii with a priest have nine ox-teams, and there might be nine ox-teams more. There is a mill of twelve Shillings, and two fisheries of eight Shillings. In the time of king Edward it was worth twenty pounds ; now eighteen pounds. Of the land of this manor, William holds of the earl one hide, Dawley. Grim held it before. There is one ox-team, and seven villans have one ox-team. It was worth thirty Shillings ; now ten Shillings. The earl himself holds Edgmond. Leofwin the Child held it, with six berewicks. • There are fourteen hides paying geld. In the demesne are six ox-teams, and twelve neatherds, and one maid-serf, and thirty- three villans and eight bordarii with two Frenchmen have eleven ox-teams. There a mill with a fishery pays rent ten Shillings ; and there might be there eleven ox-teams more. In the time of king Edward it paid rent fourteen pounds ; now fifteen pounds. The earl himself holds Tong. Morcar the earl held it. There are three hides paying geld. In the demesne. are four ox-teams, and eight serfs, and three villans and two bordarii with three ox-teams. There is of wood one league. In the time of king Edward it was worth eleven pounds ; now six pounds. The earl himself holds Donnington. Edwin the earl held it. There are there three hides. In the demesne are four-ox-teams, and eight neatherds, and two maid-serfs, and twelve villans and two bordarii with three ox-teams, and there might be there seven ox-teams more. There is a mill there paying rent five measures of com, and a wood one league long and half a league broad. In Wich five salt-pits pay rent twenty Shillings. In the time of king Edward it paid rent twenty pounds ; now nine pounds. The earl himself holds Ditton [Priors.] Edwin the earl held it with four berewicks. There are twelve hides paying geld. In the demesne are fiveox-teams , and ten serfs, and twenty villans and eight bordarii with six ox-teams, and there might be there thirteen other ox-teams. In Wich one salt-pit 'pays rent two Shillings. In the time of king Edward it paid rent ten pounds; now eleven pounds. The earl himself holds [Church] Stretton. Edwin the earl held it with four berewicks. There are there eight hides. In the demesne are three ox-teams, and six serfs, and two maid-serfs, and eighteen villans and eight bordarii with a priest having twelve ox-teama There are a mill and a church, and in the wood five haias, and there may be six ox-teams more. In the time of king Edward it was worth thirteen pounds; now a hundred Shillings. 25 SCIROPESCIRE.

Isdem comes tenet Sireton. Edricus tenuit. Ibi v. hidas. In dominio sunt iii. carucas, et ii. ancillas, et iii. villani et iii. bordarii cum i. caruca, et adhuc vii. carucas possunt ibi esse. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat vi. libras ; modo c. solidos.

Isdem comes tenet Comintone. Edricus tenuit. Ibi v. hidas geldabiles, cum iii. bereuuichis. In dominio sunt ii. carucae, et iiii. servi, et xii. villani cum iii. carucis, et adhuc vii. carucas possent ibi esse. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat iiii. libras ; modo vi. libras.

Isdem comes tenet Stodesdone. Eduinus comes tenuit cum vii. berewichis. Ibi ix. hidas. In dominio sunt iiii. carucas, et viii. servi, et iii. ancillas, et xviii. villani, et v. bordarii et vi. coliberti cum xi. carucis. Ibi molinum de x. solidis, et ii. leuuedes silvas. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat xx. libras; modo x. libras. iEcclesiam hujus manerii tenet ascclesia S. Petri, cum ii. hidis et dimidia. Ibi sunt x. villani cum iL carucis, et alias ii. carucas possent ibi esse. Valet xx. solidos.

Isdem comes tenet Catinton. Godeva comitissa tenuit tempore regis Edwardi. Ibi i. hida geldabilis. In dominio sunt iii. carucas, et vi. servi et iL8 ancillas, et iiii. villani et unus bordarius cum presbytero et prasposito habent iii. carucas, et adhuc ii83 carucas possent esse. Ibi molinum novum, et silvas i. leuua. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat c. solidos; modo xlv. solidos.

Ipse comes tenet Ardintone. Sancta Milburga tenuit tempore regis Edwardi. Ibi v. hidas. In dominio est i. caruca, et iiii. servi, et ix villani et ii. bordarii cum iii. carucis, et adhuc viii. carucas possent esse. Ibi molinum de iii. oris, et nova domus, et burgum Quatford dictum nil reddit. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat xl. solidos ; modo xxx. solidos.

Ipse comes tenet Bolebec. Stenulf tenuit tempore regis Edwardi. Ibi dimidia hida geldabilis. Terra est i. carucas. Wasta fuit et est. In Ovre dimidia hida geldabilis. Valet iii. solidos. Seuuard tenuit tempore regis Edwardi.

IN WITENTREU HUNDREDO. Ipse comes construxit castrum Muntgumeri vocatum, ad quod adjacent Iii. hidae et dimidia, quas tenuerunt Seuuar, Oslac, Azor de rege Edwardo, quietas ab omni geldo ; ad venandum eas habuerunt. In Etenehop, i. hidam; in Estune, ii. hidas ; in Stantune, vii. hidas ; in Cestelop, ii. hidas ; in Mulitune iii. hidas ; in Goseford, iii. hidas; in Hoptune, ii. hidas ; in Benehale, vii. hidas; in Dudestune, i. hidam; in Wadelestun, iii. hidas ; in Elchitun, dimidiam hidam ; in Walecote, i. hidam ; in Ulestanes-mude, iii hidas. Has terras tenuerunt supradicti iii. taini. Modo tenet Rogerius comes. Wastas sunt et fuerunt; et de 1. hidis superioribus sunt iii. hidas in dominio ejus. Ipsi idem iii. taini tßnuerunt Westune, de iii. hidis; et Staurecote, de i. hida; et Horseforde, de dimidia hida; et Torneberie de i. hida; et Herne, de iii. hidis; et Edritune, de i. hida; et Furtune, de dimidia hida; et Urbetune, de i. hida; et Achelai, de i. hida. Has terras tenet Rogerius Corbet de comite, praeter Achelai, quod tenet Eiluuard. In his sunt in dominio ix. carucae et dimidia, et xv. villani et xiiii. bordarii cum iii. radmannis et viii. servis habent xii. carucas et dimidiam. Wastas fuerunt; modo valent c. solidos, In Herne sunt iii. piscariae, et silva eum haia. In Edritune silva lx. porcorum incrassandorum. In Achelai una haia.

Ipse comes Rogerius tenet de rege civitatem Sciropesberie, et totum comitatum, et totum dominium quod rex Edwardus ibi habebat, cum xii, maneriis quos ipse rex tenebat, cum lvii. bereuuichis ibi pertinentibus. Et alios xi. manerios habet idem comes in eadem scira. Inter totum, id est civitatem et manerium et hundredum et placita comitatus, reddit ccc. libras et cxv. solidos de firma. Hugo comes tenet de Rogerio comite in Walis terram de Gal. Hase terra extenditur v. leuuis in longum et una leuua et dimidia in latum. Tempore regis Edwardi fuit wasta, et quando Hugo reeepit similiter. In dominio sunt iii. carucas, et ii. presbyteri et xxxiii. homines habentes inter se viii. carucas, et adhuc i. caruca posset ibi esse. Ibi molinum nil reddens. Totum valet modo xl. solidos. IN ODENET HUNDREDO.

Raynaldus vicecomes tenet de comite Marcemeslei. Seuuar et Alvric pro ii. maneriis tenuerunt tempore regis Edwardi, et erant liberi. Ibi v. hidas et dimidia geldabiles. In dominio sunt ii. carucae, et iiii. servi, et vi. villani et vii. bordarii et iL radman habentes iii. carucas inter omnes. Ibi molinum de v. solidis, et x. carucae possent adhuc esse. Ibi silva c. porcorum incrassandorum, et una haia. De hac terra tenet Walterus i. hidam et dimidiam, et ibi habet i. carueam, et i. servum, et unum villanum et unum bordarium cum dimidia caruca, Totum tempore regis Edwardi valebat c. solidos, et post fuit wastum ; modo valet xlvi. solidos et iiii. denarios. 26 SHROPSHIRE.

The same earl holds Siefton. Edric held it. There are five hides. In the demesne are three ox- teams, and two maid-serfs, and three villans and three bordarii with one ox-team, and there may be there seven ox-teams more. In the time of king Edward it was worth six pounds ; now a hundred Shillings. The same earl holds Culmington. Edric held it. There are five hides paying geld, with three bere­ wicks. In the demesne are two ox-teams, and four serfs, and twelve villans with three ox-teams, and there might be there seven ox-teams more. In the time of king Edward it was worth four pounds; now six pounds. The same earl holds Stottesden. Edwin the earl held it with seven berewicks. There are nine hides. In the demesne are four ox-teams, and eight serfs, and three maid-serfs, and eighteen villans, and five bordarii and six coliberti with eleven ox-teams. There is a mill of ten Shillings, and two leagues of wood. In the time of king Edward it was worth twenty pounds ; now ten pounds. The church of St. Peter holds the church of this manor, with two hides and a half. There are ten villans with two ox-teams, and there might be two more ox-teams. It is worth twenty Shillings. The same earl holds Chetton. Godeva the countess held it in the time of king Edward. There is one hide paying geld. In the demesne are three ox-teams, and six serfs, and two maid-serfs, and four. villans and one bordarius with a priest and a provost have three ox-teams, and there might be two ox- teams more. There is a new mill, and one league of wood. In the time of king Edward it was worth a hundred Shillings ; now forty-five Shillings. The earl himself holds Eardington. St. Milburga held it in the time of king Edward. There are five hides. In the demesne is one ox-team, and four serfs, and nine villans and two bordarii with three ox-teams, and there might be eight ox-teams more. There is a mill of three oras, and a new house, and the burgh called Quatford yielding no revenue. In the time of king Edward it was worth forty Shil­ lings ; now thirty Shillings. The earl himself holds Bolebec. Stenulf held it in the time of king Edward. There is half a hide paying geld. It is land.of one ox-team. It was and is waste. In Overs half a hide pays geld. It is worth three Shillings. Seward held it in the time of king Edward. IN WITENTREU HUNDRED. The earl himself has built a castle called Montgomery to which adjoin fifty-two hides and a half, which Seward, Oslac, and Azor held of king Edward, quit of all geld. They had them for hunting In Edenhope, one hide; in Aston, two hides; in Stanton, seven hides; in Castelop, two hides; in Mellington, three hides; in Gosford, three hides ; in Hopton, two hides ; in Benehall, seven hides ; in Dud- son, one hide; in Wadeiston, three hides; in Hokelton, half a hide ; in Walcot, one hide; in Wolston- Mynd, three hides. These lands the aforesaid three thains held. Now Roger the earl holds them. They are and were waste, and of the above fiftyhide s three hides are in his demesne. The same three thains held Weston, of three hides, and Staurecote, of one hide, and Horseford, of half a hide, and Thornbury, of one hide, and Hern, of three hides, and Edderton, of one hide, and Forden, of half a hide, and Wropton, of one hide, and Ackley, of one hide. These lands Roger Corbet holds of the earl, except Ackley, which Eilward holds. In them there are in demesne nine ox-teams and a half, and fifteen villans and fourteen bordarii, with three radmans and eight serfs, have twelve ox-teams and a half. They were waste, now they are worth a hundred Shillings. In Hern there are three fisheries, and a wood with a haia. In Edderton, a wood for fattening sixty swine. In Ackley, a haia. Earl Roger himself holds of the king the city of Shrewsbury, and the whole of the county, and the whole demesne which king Edward had there, with twelve manors which the king himself held, with fifty- seven berewicks thereto pertaining. And the same earl has eleven other manors in the same shire. Among the whole, that is, the city and the manors and the hundreds and the pleas of the county, it yields three hundred pounds and a hundred and fifteenShilling s of farm. Hugo the earl holds of Roger the earl in Wales the land of Gal. This land extends fiveleague s in length, and one league and a half in breadth. In the time of king Edward it was waste, and the same when Hugh received it. In the demesne are three ox-teams, and two priests and thirty-three men having among them eight ox-teams, and there might be one ox-team more. There is a mill yielding no revenue. The whole is now worth forty Shillings. IN HODNET HUNDRED. Rainaldus the Sheriff holds of the earl Marchamley. Seward and Alfric held it as,two manors in the time of king Edward, and were free men. There are five hides and a half pa\ing geld. In the demesne are two ox-teams, and four serfs, and six villans and seven bordarii and two radmans having three ox- teams among them all. There is a mill of fiveShilling s ; and there might be ten ox-teams more. There is a wood of a hundred swine for fattening, and a haia. Of this land Walter holds one hide and a half, and there he has an ox-team, and one serf, and one villan and one bordarius with half an ox-team. The whole in the time of king Edward was worth a hundred Shillings, and afterwards if was waste ; now it is worth forty-six Shillings and fourpence. 27 SCIROPESCIRE.

Isdem Rainaldus tenet de comite Hetune, et Ricardus de eo. Alric, Ulfac, Ulviet, et Levric tenuerunt pro iiii. maneriis tempore regis Edwardi. Ibi ii. hidas geldabiles. In dominio est una caruca, et iiii. servi, et ii. villani et ii. cotarii cum ii. carucis, et adhuc v. carucas possent ibi esse. Qui has terras tenebant liberi erant. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat lx. solidos, et post wasta ; modo x. solidos. Isdem Rainaldus tenet de comite Stantune, et Ricardus de eo. Seuuardus tenuit, et erat liber cum ista terra. Ibi i. hida geldabilis. In dominio est una caruca, et iiii. servi, aecclesia et presbyter et vi. bordarii et faber, inter omnes habent ii. carucas, et tertia posset esse. Ibi molinum de x. solidis et viii. denariis. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat xxxv. solidos, et post fuit wasta ; modo valet xxii. solidos. Isdem Rainaldus tenet Wieford, et Alcher de eo. Sten et Wilegrip tenuerunt, et cum terra ista liberi erant. Ibi ii. hidae et dimidia geldabiles. In dominio sunt ii. carucae, et viii. servi, et v. villani et unus radman et unus Francigena cum iii. carucis et dimidia. Ibi molinum de viii. solidis. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat xxviii. solidos, et post wasta ; modo xl. solidos. Isdem Rainaldus tenet in eadem villa i. hidam geldabilem, et Albertus de eo. Ulvric et Carlo tenuerunt pro uno manerio. Ibi est una caruca, et ii; servi et ii. bordarii, et alia caruca posset fieri. Valuit vii. solidos, et post fuit wasta; modo vii. solidos. IN PATINTUNE HUNDREDO. Isdem Rainaldus tenet de comite Achetune. Ibi iiii. hidas geldabiles. Ulviet tenuit, et liber erat cum hac terra. In dominio sunt ii. carucas, et vii. servi, et ix. villani et iiii. bordarii cum iiii. carucis, et adhuc iii. carucas possent esse. Ibi molinum de xxxii. denariis. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat lx. solidos ; modo xl. solidos. Isdem Rainaldus tenet Abetune, et Azo de eo. Uluuinus tenuit, et cum hac terra liber erat. Ibi iii. hidas geldabiles. Ibi i. caruca, et iii. servi, et unus Francigena, et ii. villani et unus radman et ii. bordarii cum i. caruca, et adhuc possent esse iii. carucas. Valuit xx. solidos ; modo xii. solidos. Isdem Rainaldus dedit ascclesias S. Petri, pro anima Warini antecessoris sui, Dodefort. Eluuinus tenuit, et liber erat cum terra. Ibi iii. hidas et dimidia. In dominio sunt iii. carucae, et iii. servi, et iii bovarii, et iii. villani et viii. bordarii cum v. carucis. Ibi molinum de iiii. solidis. Valuit xx. solidos; modo xl. solidos. De hac terra tenet Raynerus de Rainaldo i. hidam. Ib: habet i. carueam, et unum bovarium, et iii. villanos et unum bordarium cum i. caruca. Valet viii. solidos. * Isdem Rainaldus tenet de comite Staneweie, et Odo de eo. Alvric tenuit, et liber homo fuit. Ibi ii. hidae geldabiles. In dominio sunt ii. carucas, et iiii. servi, et iii. villani et unus bordarius cum ii. carucis, et adhuc iii. carucas possent esse. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat xl. solidos ; modo xxx. solidos. Wasta fuit quando reeepit. Isdem Rainaldus cum quodam Roberto tenet de comite Orotintune, et Odo de eis. Alric et Otro tenuerunt pro ii. maneriis. Ibi iL hidas geldabiles. Ipsi teini erant liberi. Ibi sunt v. villani cum ii. carucis, et alias ii. possent ibi esse. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat xxxii. solidos ; modo x. solidos. Cum reeepit, uuasta fuit. Isdem Rainaldus tenet de comite Stope, et Fulcher de eo. Ernu et Ulvric tenuerunt, et liberi fuerunt. Ibi ii. hidas geldabiles. In dominio est una cartica, et iiii. servi, et unus villanus et v. bordarii cum i. caruca, et adhuc ii. carucae possent ibi esse. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat xv. solidos ; modo xx. solidos. Cum reeepit, wastam invenit. Isdem Rainaldus tenet Loteis, et Ricardus de eo. Goduinus tenuit, et liber homo fuit. Ibi i. hida geldabilis. In dominio est una caruca, et ii. bovarii, et unus villanus et unus bordarius cum dimidia caruca. Valuit et valet viii. solidos. Isdem Rainaldus tenet Broctune, et Ricardus de eo. Semasr et Eliard et Eduinus tenuerunt, et liberi cum hac terra fuerunt. Ibi ii*- hidas geldabiles. In dominio est dimidia caruca, et ii. servi, et iii. villani et ii. bordarii et unus Francigena cum una caruca inter omnes, et adhuc iiii. carucas possent ibi esse. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat xxviii. solidos; modo xv. solidos. Cum reeepit, wastam invenit. IN CONODOVRE HUNDREDO. fadem Rainaldus tenet Beritune, et Azo de eo. Thoret tenuit de S. Andrea per servitium dimidiam hidam in hac villa. Praeter hanc dimidiam hidam, tenuit ipse ii. hidas geldabiles. In dominio sunt ii. carucas, et vii. servi, et vi. villani cum i. caruca, et adhuc ii. carucae possunt ibi esse. Hujus villae aecclesiam et presbyterum tenet S. Petrus in Sciropesberie. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat xxx. solidos, • et post xiiiL solidos ; modo xl. solidos. Isdem Rainaldus tenet Lege, et Azo de eo. Eldred tenuit, et potuit ire quo voluit. Ibi ii. hidas geldabiles. In dominio est una caruca, et unus servus, et v. villani cum ii. carucis, et adhuc vi. carucae possunt ibi esse. Caput hujus manerii tenet de comite Rogerio Rogerus venator, et terram ejus quas est inland defendunt a geldo ii. hidas quas tenet Azo. In dominio Rogerii sunt ii. carucae, et iii. servi, et ii. bovarii, et ix. bordarii cum i. caruca, et adhuc iii. carucas possent ibi esse. Ibi silva sexcentorum porcorum incras­ sandorum, et ibi iii. haias firmas, et molinum. 28 SHROPSHIRE.

The same Rainald holds of the earl High Hatton, and Richard of him. Alric, Ulfac, Ulviet, and Leofric held it for four manors in the time of king Edward. There are two hides paying geld. In the demesne is one ox-team, and four serfs, and two villans and two cottarii with two ox-teams, and there might be there five ox-teams more. Those who held these lands were free men. In the time of king Edward it was worth sixty Shillings, and afterwards it was waste ; now ten Shillings. The same Rainald holds of the earl Stanton-upon-Hineheath, and Richard of him. Seward held it, and was free with this land. There is one hide paying geld. In the demesne is one ox-team, and four serfs, a church and a priest and six bordarii and a smith. Among them all they have two ox-teams, and there might be a third. There is a mill of ten Shillings and eightpence. In the time of king Edward it was worth thirty-five Shillings, and afterwards it was waste; now it is worth twenty-two Shillings. The same Rainald holds Great Withyford, and Alcher of him. Sten and Wilegrip held it, and with this land. they were free. There are two hides and ä half paying geld. In the demesne are two ox- teams, and eight serfs, and five villans and one radman and one Frenchman with three ox-teams and a half. There is a null of eight Shillings. In the time of king Edward it was worth twenty-eight Shillings, and afterwards it was waste ; now forty Shillings. The same Rainald holds in the same vill one hide paying geld, and Albert of him. Ulvric and Carlo held it for a manor. There is one ox-team, and two serfs, and two bordarii, and there might be another ox-team. It was worth seven Shillings, and afterwards it was waste ; now seven Shillings.

IN PATINGTON HUNDRED. The same Rainald holds of the earl Round Acton. There are four hides paying geld. Ulviet held it, and was free with this land. In the demesne are two ox-teams, and seven serfs, and nine villans and four bordarii with four ox-teams, and there might be three ox-teams more. There is a mill of thirty-two pence. In the time of king Edward it was worth sixty Shillings ; now forty Shillings. The same Rainald holds Abdon, and Azo of him. Ulwin held it, and was free with this land. There are three hides paying geld. There is one ox-team, and three serfs, and one Frenchman, and two villans and one radman and two bordarii with one ox-team, and there might be three ox-teams more. It was worth twenty Shillings ;' now twelve Shillings. The same Rainald gave to the church of St. Peter for the soul of Warin his ancestor Tugford. Elwin held it, and was free with the land. There are three hides and a half. In the demesne are three ox-teams, and three serfs, and three neatherds, and three villans and eight bordarii with fiveox-teams . There is a mill of four Shillings. It was worth twenty Shillings ; now forty Shillings. Of this land Rainer holds of Rainald one hide. He has there one ox-team, and one neatherd, and three villans and one bordarius with one ox-team. It is worth eight Shillings. The same Rainald holds of the earl Stanway, and Odo of him. Alfric held it and was a free man. There are two hides paying geld. . In the demesne are two ox-teams, and four serfs, and three villans and one bordarius with two ox-teams, and there might be three ox-teams more. In the time of king Edward it was worth forty Shillings ; now thirty Shillings. It was waste when he received it. The same Rainald with one Robert holds of the earl Gretton, and Odo of them. Alfric and Otro held it for two manors. There are two hides paying geld. They were free thains. There are five villans with two ox-teams, and there might be two. more. In the time of king Edward it was worth thirty- two Shillings; now ten Shillings. When they received it, it was waste.. The same Rainald holds of the earl Easthope, and Fulcher of him. Emu and Ulvric held it, and were free. There are two hides paying geld. In the demesne is one .ox-team, and four serfs, and one villan and five bordarii with one ox-team, and there might be two more ox-teams there. In the time of king Edward it was worth fifteenShillings ; now twenty Shillings. When he received it, he found it waste. The same Rainald holds Lutwyche, and Richard of him. Godwin held it, and was a free man. There is one hide paying geld. In the demesne is one ox-team, and two neatherds, and one villan and one bordarius with half an ox-team. It was and is worth eight Shillings. The same Rainald holds Brockton, and Richard of him. Semasr and Eliard and Edwin held it, and were free with this land. There are two hides paying geld. In the demesne is half an ox-team, and two serfs, and three villans and two bordarii and one Frenchman with one ox-team among them all, and there might still be there four ox-teams more. In the time of king Edward it was worth twenty-eight Shillings ; now fifteenShillings . When he received it, he found it waste. IN CONDOVER HUNDRED. The same Rainald holds Berrington, and Azo of him Thoret held of St. Andrew by Service half a hide in this vill. Beside this half hide, he held himself two hides paying geld. In the demesne are two ox- teams, and seven serfs, and six villans with one ox-team, and still there may be there two ox-teams more. St. Peter in Shrewsbury holds the church and priest of this vill. In the time of king Edward it was worth thirty Shillings, and afterwards fourteen Shillings ; now forty Shillings. The same Rainald holds Longnor, and Azo of him. Eldred held it, and could go where he would. There are two hides paying geld. In the demesne there is one ox-team, and one serf, and fivevillan s with two ox-teams, and there might be there six ox-teams more. Roger the hunter holds the caput of this manor of earl Roger, and the two hides which Azo holds protects his land, which is inland, from geld. In Roger's demesne are two ox-teams, and three serfs, and two neatherds, and nine bordarii with one ox-team, and there might be there three ox-teams more. There is a wood for fattening six hundred swine, and there are three firm haias, and a mill. 29 SCIROPESCIRE.

Totum tempore regis Edwardi valebat viii. libras, et post xx. solidos ; modo lxiiii. solidos. Isdem Rainaldus tenet Cuneet. Morcar comes tenuit. Ibi iiii. hidas et dimidia geldabiles. In •dominio sunt ii. carucas, et vi. servi, et iiii. ancillas, et vi. villani, et vi. bordarii cum iiii. carucis. Ibi ii. molini de xx. solidis, et silva 1. porcis incrassandis. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat iiii. libras et vii. solidos ; modo x. libras. Isdem Rainaldus tenet Goldene, et Odo de eo. Suen, unus liber homo, tenuit. Ibi dimidia hida geldabilis. In dominio est una caruca, et iii. servi, et unus bordarius, et alia caruca posset esse ibi. Valuit viii. solidos; modo v. solidos. Isdem Rainaldus tenet Actune, et Odo de eo. Gheri tenuit, et dare et vendere potuit. Ibi in. hidas geldabiles. In dominio est i. caruca, et iii. servi, et iiii. villani cum i. caruca. Silva xx. porcis incrassandis. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat xx. solidos, et post xii. solidos ; modo xiii. solidos et iiii. denarios. Isdem Rainaldus tenet Chenelie, et Odo de eo. Edric tenuit, et liber homo fuit. Ibi i. hida gelda­ bilis. In dominio est una caruca, et alias iiii. carucas possent ibi esse. Ibi silva cccc. porcis incrassandis. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat xxx. solidos, et post wasta fuit; modo valet iiii. solidos. Isdem Rainaldus tenet Etune, et Fulcherus de eo. Toret tenuit, et liber homo fuit. Ibi iii. hidas geldabiles. In dominio est una caruca, et iiii. servi, et iii. villani, et iiii. bordarii cum i. caruca, et alias ii. carucas possunt ibi esse. Ibi molinum de iiii. solidis. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat xx. solidos, et post xxiiii. solidos ; modo xx. solidos.

IN RECORDIN HUNDREDO.

Isdem Rainaldus tenet de comite Etune. Wenesi tenuit tempore regis Edwardi. Ibi ii. hidas, et iiii. servi, et ii. ancillas, et unus villanus et v. bordarii cum i. caruca, et adhuc ii. carucas possent esse. Ibi piscaria in Saverna, nil reddens, et silva modica reddens v. denarios. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat 1. solidos ; modo xl. solidos. Wastam invenit. Isdem Rainaldus tenet Lestone. Leuui tenuit tempore regis Edwardi. Ibi iii. hidas. In dominio sunt iii. carucas et vi. bovarii, et iiii. villani et vii. bordarii cum presbytero et uno Francigena habent v. carucas. Ibi molinum de iiii. solidis, et dimidia leuua silvas reddit xi. denarios. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat xx. solidos; modo xl. solidos. Wastam invenit. Isdem Rainaldus tenet de comite Arcalun. Seuuardus tenuit. Ibi iii. hidas. In dominio sunt ii. carucas, et iiii. bovarii, et vii. villani et x. bordarii et presbyter et faber et unus Francigena, inter omnes habent vii. carucas et dimidiam, et una adhuc ibi posset esse. Ibi dimidia leuua silvas reddit iii. denarios. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat xlv. solidos ; modo lx. solidos. Wastam invenit. Isdem Rainaldus tenet Uptune, Seuuardus tenuit tempore regis Edwardi. Ibi v. hidas gedabiles. In domino sunt iii. carucas, et vii. servi, et xxv. villani et unus francus homo cum xii. cameis, et adhuc vii. Caracas possunt ibi esse. Ibi molinum de xvi. solidis, et piscaria reddens quod potest, et dimidia leuua silvas. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat x. libras ; modo vii. libras.' Isdem Rainaldus tenet Berewic. Ulviet tenuit tempore regis Edwardi. Ibi dimidia hida. In dominio sunt ii. Caracas, et iiii. bovarii, et iiii. villani et iii. bordarii cum ii. carucis. Ibi silvas i. leuua, reddens xvi. denarios, et una caruca adhuc ibi posset esse. Isdem Rainaldus tenet Rochecestre. Toret tenuit, et liber homo fuit. Ibi i. hida geldabilis. In dominio est caruca et dimidia, et vii. inter servos et ancillas. Ibi vii. villani, et iiii. bordarii, et iiii. presbyterii, et unus radman, inter omnes habent iiii. carucas. Ibi ascclesia et silvas i. leuua. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat xl. solidos ; et modo tantunden. Isdem Rainaldus tenet Hailege, et Gosfridus de eo. Witric et Elricus tenuerent pro ii. maneriis. Ibi ii. hidas. In dominio est una caruca, et ii. servi, et viii, bordarii cum dimidia caruca, et iL8 carucas adhuc posset esse ibi. Ibi molinum de ii. solidis, et silvas i. leuua. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat xxxvii. solidos ; modo xv. solidos. Wastam invenit. Isdem Rainaldus tenet Dahlie, et Benedictus de eo. Sistain tenuit. Ibi i. hida. In dominio est dimidia caruca, et unus servus, et unus villanus et ii. bordarii cum dimidia caruca, et iL carucas adhuc possent esse. Silvas i. leuua. Hanc habet comes in dominio. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat xxiiii. solidos ; modo v. solidos. 30 SHROPSHIRE.

The whole was worth in the time of king Edward eight pounds, and afterwards twenty Shillings ; now sixty-four Shillings. The same Rainald holds Cound. Morcar the earl held it. There are four hides and a half paying geld. In the demesne are two ox-teams, and six serfs, and four maid-serfs, and six villans and six bordarii with four ox-teams. There are two mills of twenty Shillings, and a wood for fattening fifty swine. In the time of king Edward it was worth four pounds and seven Shillings ; now ten pounds. The same Rainald holds Golding, and Odo of him. Swain, a free man, held it. There is half a hide paying geld. In the demesne is one ox-team, and three serfs and one bordarius, and there might be there another ox-team. It was worth eight Shillings; now five Shillings. The same Rainald holds Acton Pigot, and Odo of him. Gheri held it, and could give it and seil it. There are three hides paying geld. In the demesne there is one ox-team, and three serfs, and four villans with one ox-team. A wood for fattening twenty swine. In the time of king Edward it was worth twenty Shillings, and afterwards twelve Shillings; now thirteen Shillings and fourpence. The same Rainald holds Kenley, and Odo of him. Edric held it, and was a free man. There is one hide paying geld. In the demesne is one ox-team, and there might be there four other ox-teams. There is a wood for fattening four hundred swine. In the time of king Edward it was worth thirty Shillings, and afterwards it was waste ; now it is worth four Shillings. The same Rainald holds Eaton Mascott, and Fulcher of him. Toret held it, and was a free man. There are three hides paying geld. In the demesne is one ox-team, and four serfs, and three villans and four bordarii with one ox-team, and there may be there two other ox-teams. There is a mill of four Shillings. In the time of king Edward it was worth twenty Shillings, and afterwards twenty-four Shillings ; now twenty Shillings.

IN RECORDIN HUNDRED.

The same Rainald holds of the earl Eaton Constantine. Wenesi held itin the time of king Edward. There are two hides. In the demesne are two ox-teams, and four serfs, and two maid serfs, and one villan and five bordarii with one ox-team, and there might be two ox-teams more. There is a fishery in the Severn paying nothing, and a small wood paying a rent of five pence. In the time of king Edward it was Avorth fifty Shillings; now forty Shillings. He found it waste. The same Rainald holds Leighton. Lewi held it in the time of king Edward. There are three hides. In the demesne are three ox-teams, and six neatherds, and four villans, and seven bordarii, with a priest and a Frenchman, have five ox-teams. There is a mill of four Shillings, and half a league of wood paying elevenpence. In the time of king Edward it was worth twenty Shillings; now forty Shillings. He found it waste. . The same Rainald holds of the earl Child's Ercall. Seward held it. There are three hides. In the demesne are two ox-teams, and four neatherds, and seven villans, and ten bordarii, and a priest, and a smith, and a Frenchman, have among them all seven ox-teams and a half, and there might be there one more. There is half a league of wood paying a rent of threepence. In the time of king Edward it was worth forty-five Shillings ; now sixty Shillings. He found it waste. The same Rainald holds Upton Magna. Seward held it in the time of king Edward. There are live hides paying geld. In the demesne are three ox-teams, and seven serfs, and twenty-five villans, and one free man, with twelve ox-teams, and there may be there eight ox-teams more. There is a mill of sixteen Shillings, and a fishery paying what rent it can, and half a league of wood. In the time of king Edward it was worth ten pounds ; now seven pounds. • The same Rainald holds Berwick Maviston. Ulviet held it in the time of King Edward. There is half a hide. In the demesne are two ox-teams, and four neatherds, and four villans, and three bordarii, with two ox-teams. There is of wood one league, paying rent sixteen pence, and there might be there one ox-team more. The same Rainald holds Wroxeter. Toret held it, and was a free man. There is one hide paying geld. In the demesne is one ox-team and a half, and seven between serfs and maid-serfs. There are seven villans and four bordarii, and four priests, and one radman. Among them all they have four ox-teams. There is a church, and of wood one league. In the time of king Edward it was worth forty Shillings, and now the same sum. The same Rainald holds Hadley, and Gosfrid of him. Witric and Elric held it for two manors. There are two hides. In the demesne is one ox-team, and two serfs, and eight bordarii, with half an ox-team, and there might still be there two ox-teams and a half. There is a mill of two Shillings, and of wood one league. In the time of king Edward it was worth thirty-seven Shillings ; now fifteen Shillings. He found it waste. The same Rainald holds Little Dawley, and Benedict of him. Sistain held it. There is one hide. In demesne is half an ox-team, and one serf, and one villan, and two bordarii, with half an ox-team, and there might be two ox-teams more. Of wood one league. This the earl has in demesne. In the time of king Edward it was worth twenty-four Shillings ; now five Shillings. 31 SCIROPESCIRE.

Isdem Rainaldus tenet de comite ii. hidas et iias partes unius hidas pro manerio. Wige tenuit tempore regis Edwardi. Ricardus tenet de Rainaldo, et habet i. carueam in dominio, et ii. servos, et iii. villanos cum ii. carucis. De ipsa terra tenet unus franeus homo dimidiam hidam et ii. partes unius virgatas, et ibi habet cum suis iii. bordariis vi. boves arantes. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat xxv. solidos .; modo xx. solidos. Una caruca et dimidia posset ibi esse. Isdem Rainaldus tenet Lega, et Toret de eo. Ipse tenuit tempore regis Edwardi. Ibi iii. hidae. In. dominio est una caruca et v. inter servos et ancillas, et ii. villani et iiii. radmans cum ii. carucis, et alias ii. carucae possent esse. Silvas ü" leuuas. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat xx. solidos ; modo xv. solidos. Isdem Rainaldus tenet Rodintone, et Toret de eo. Isdem tenuit tempore regis Edwardi. Ibi iiii. hidas et una virgata. In dominio est una caruca, et ii. servi, et iii. ancillas, ascclesia et presbyter, et ii. villani et iii. bordarii et iii. radmans inter omnes habent ii. carucas et dimidiam, et adhuc iL carucae possent esse. Ibi molinum de vi. denariis. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat xxvii. solidos ; modo xx4i solidos.

IN MERSETE HUNDREDO.

Isdem Rainaldus tenet Halstune. Edricus tenuit cum iii. bereuuichis. Ibi vii. hidas geldabiles. Terra est viii. carucarum et dimidias. Ibi ii. Walenses et unus Francigena cum ii. hominibus habent i. carueam et dimidiam. Valet iiii. solidos. Wasta fuit et wastam invenit. Isdem Rainaldus tenet Westone. Seuuardus tenuit. Ibi v. hidas geldabiles, cum vi. bereuuichis. Terra est xv. carucarum. Ibi iL Walenses cum ii. carucis. De hac terra tenet Robertus i. hidam, et ibi habet i. carueam cum iii. villanis. Wasta fuit et wastam invenit. Valet modo x. solidos. Isdem Rainaldus tenet Mortune et Aitone. Seuuardus tenuit pro iL maneriis. Ibi v. hidae. Terra est viii. carucarum. Ibi v. homines habent ii. carucas. Ibi parva landa silvas. Wasta fuit. Modo reddit lxiiii. denarios. Isdem Rainaldus tenet Meresbroc. Levenot tenuit tempore regis EdwardL Ibi xt hidas. Terra est iiii. carucarum. Ibi est unus Walensis cum una caruca, et reddit v. solidos. Isdem Rainaldus tenet Tibetune. Ulviet tenuit tempore regis Edwardi. Ibi i. hida. Terra est ii. carucarum. Ibi ii. Uualenses habent i. carueam, et reddunt iiii. solidos. Hase ii. maneria wasta fuerunt, ut multa alia. Isdem Rainaldus tenet Mehurlei. Edricus tenuit tempore regis Edwardi. Ibi i. hida. Terra est ii. carucarum. Ibi ii0, Uualenses habent i. carueam, et reddunt xxxii. denarios. Isdem Rainaldus tenet Westune. Seuuardus tenuit tempore regis Edwardi. Ibi una hida geldabilis. Terra est iii. carucarum. In dominio sunt ii. carucas, et iiii. bovarii, et iiii. Uualeis cum i. caruca, et reddunt iiii. solidos. Totum valet, x. solidos. Et hasc wasta fuerunt. Isdem Rainaldus tenet de comite Udetone, et Robertus de eo. Edricus tenuit, cum ii. bereuuichis. Ibi ii. hidas. Terra est iiii. carucarum. In dominio est una caruca, et iL bovarii, et viii. Waleis cum una caruca. Valet xv. solidos. Ibi ii. leuuas silvas. Isdem Rainaldus tenet Osulvestune, et unus miles de eo. Ulvric tenuit tempore regis Edwardi, cum una bereuuicha. Ibi i. hida et dimidia. Terra est iii. carucarum. Ibi iiii. Waleis habent i. carueam. Valet vi. solidos. Isdem Rainaldus tenet FeUone, et unus miles de eo. Seuuardus tenuit. Ibi dimidia hida. Terra est i. carucae. Wasta fuit et est. Isdem Rainaldus habet in Walis iios' fines, Chenlei et Derniov. De uno habet lx. solidos de firma,e t de alio viii'0, vaccas a Walensibus. Isdem Rainaldus tenet Sbernestune et Chimerestun. Seuuard et Aluui tenuerunt pro ii. maneriis. Ibi ii. hidas. Terra est vi. carucarum. Ibi ii. leuuas silvas. Wasta fuerunt et sunt.

IN CULVESTAN HUNDREDO.

Isdem Rainaldus tenet Cardintune. Austin et alter Austin tenuerunt tempore regis Edwardi pro ii. maneriis. Ibi v. hidas. In dominio est una caruca, et v. servi, et xv. villani et unus radman cum vii. carucis inter omnes, et adhuc viii. carucas possent ibi esse. Ibi ii. leuuas silvas. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat xi. solidos; modo tantundem. 32 SHROPSHIRE.

The same Rainald holds of the earl two hides and two parts of a hide for a manor. Wige held them in the time of king Edward. Richard holds them of Rainald, and has one ox-team in demesne, and two serfs, and three villans with two ox-teams. Of the same land one free man holds half a hide and two parts of a virgate, and there he has with his bordarii six oxen ploughing. In the time of king Edward it was worth twenty-five Shillings ; now twenty Shillings. There might be an ox-team and a half there. The same Rainald holds Leegomery, and Toret of him. He held it in the time of king Edward. There are three hides. In the demesneis one ox-team, and five between serfs and maid serfs, and two villans and four radmans with two ox-teams, and there might be two other ox-teams. Of wood two leagues. In the time of king Edward it was worth twenty Shillings ; now fifteen Shillings. The same Rainald holds Rodington, and Toret of him. The same held it in the time of king Edward. There are four hides and a virgate. In the demesne is one ox-team, and two serfs, and three maid serfs, a church a*nd priest, and two villans and three bordarii and three radmans, who have among them all two ox-teams and a half, and there might be three ox-teams more. There is a mill of sixpence. In the time of king Edward it was worth twenty-seven Shillings; now twenty Shillings.

IN MERSETE HUNDRED. The same Rainald holds Halston. Edric held it with three berewicks. There are seven hides paying geld. It is land of eight ox-teams and a half. There two Welshmen and one Frenchman with two men have one ox-team and a half. It was worth four Shillings. It was waste, and he found it waste. The same Rainald holds Weston Rhyn. Seward held it. There are five hides paying geld, with five berewicks. It is land of fifteenox-teams . There are two Welshmen with two ox-teams. Of this land Robert holds one hide, and has there one ox-team with three villans. It was waste, and he found it waste. It is now worth ten Shillings. The same Rainald holds Moreton and Eyton. Seward held them for two manors. There are five hides. It is land of eight ox-teams. There five men have two ox-teams. There is a small lande of wood. It was waste. Now it pays a rent of sixty-four pence. The same Rainald holds Maesbrook. Levenot held it in the time of king Edward. There are two hides. It is land of four ox-teams. There is one Welshman with one ox-team, and it pays rent five Shillings. The same Rainald holds Tibtune. Ulviet held it in the time of king Edward. There is one hide. It is land of two ox-teams. There two Welshmen have one ox-team, and pay rent of four Shillings. These two manors were waste, like many others. The same Rainald holds Melverley. Edric held it in the time of king Edward. There is one hide. It is land of two ox-teams. There two Welshmen have one ox-team, and pay rent thirty-two Shillings. The same Rainald holds Weston Cotton. Seward held it in the time of king Edward. There is one hide paying geld. It is land of three ox-teams. In the demesne are two ox-teams, and four neatherds, and four Welshmen with one ox-team, and they pay rent four Shillings. The whole is worth ten Shillings. And these were waste. The same Rainald holds of the earl Wooton, and Robert of him. Edric held it, with two berewicks. There are two hides. It is land of four ox-teams. In the demesne is one ox-team, and two neatherds, and eight Welshmen with one ox-team. It is worth fifteen Shillings. There are two leagues of wood. The same Rainald holds Woolston, and one knight of him. Ulvric held it in the time of king Edward, with one berewick. There is one hide and a half. It is land of three ox-teams. There four Welshmen have one ox-team. It is worth six shilüngs. The same Rainald holds West Feiton, and a knight of him. Seward held it. There is half a hide It is land of one ox-team. It was and is waste. The same Rainald has in Wales two fines, Cynllaeth and Edeyrneon. From one he has six Shillings of farm, and from the other eight cows from Welshmen. The same Rainald holds Osbaston and Kynaston. Seward and Alwi held them for two manors. There are two hides. It is land of six ox-teams. There are two leagues of wood. They were and are waste.

IN CULVESTAN HUNDRED. The same Rainald holds Cardington. Austin and another Austin held it in the time of king Edward for two manors. There are five hides. In the demesne is one ox-team, and fiveserfs , and fifteen villans and one radman with seven ox-teams among them all; and there might still be there eight ox-teams more. There are two leagues of wood. In the time of king Edward it was worth forty Shillings ; now the same. 33 SCIROPESCIRE.

Isdem Rainaldus tenet Estune. Elmundus tenuit tempore regis Edwardi. Ibi viii. hidas et dimidia geldabiles. In dominio sunt ii. carucas, et vi. servi, et v. villani et viii. bordarii et presbyter et unus Francigena et unus radman, cum v. carucis inter omnes, et adhuc ix. carucas possent ibi esse. Ibi molinum de iii. mensuris frumenti. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat lxv. solidos; modo xl. solidos. Wastam invenit.

IN LENTEURDE HUNDREDO.

Isdem Rainaldus tenet Clone, et Fulco de eo. Gunwardus tenuit tempore regis Edwardi. Ibi ii. hidae geldabiles. Ibi v. villani et unus bordarius cum ii. carucis, et adhuc vi. carucas possent ibiesse. Ibi sunt iii. haias. Totum valet xii. solidos. Isdem Rainaldus tenet Straford, et Azo de eo. Elmund tenuit. Ibi üx hidae geldabiles. Terra est iiii. carucarum. Non sunt homines ibi, et tarnen habet inde xx. solidos. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat xxx. solidos, et post wasta fuit.

IN OVRE HUNDREDO.

Isdem Rainaldus tenet Hanehu, et Rogerus de eo. Elmundus tenuit, et liber erat cum hac terra. Ibi i. hida geldabilis. In dominio est dimidia caruca, et iiii. inter servos et ancillas, et ii. villani et unus bordarius cum i. caruca. Ibi molinum de iiii. solidis. Valuit et valet xii. solidos.

IN BASECHERCHE HUNDREDO.

Isdem Rainaldus tenet Franchetone, et Robertus de eo. Aldi tenuit tempore regis Edwardi. Ibi ii. hidas. In dominio est una caruca, et ii. bovarii, et iii. villani cum i. caruca. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat x. solidos ; modo xv. solidos. Isdem Rainaldus tenet Sahurdine. iEli tenuit tempore regis Edwardi. Ibi iiffl' hidas. In dominio sunt ii. carucas, et iiii. bovarii, et iii. villani et iiii. bordarii cum ii carucis et dimidia. Valuit et valet xl. solidos. Isdem Rainaldus tenet Abretone. Seuuardus tenuit. Ibi iL hidas non geldabiles.. Ibi sunt iii. villani et i. radman et unus Francigena cum iiii. bordariis, et habent ii. carucas et dimidiam. Valet et valuit xv. solidos. Isdem Rainaldus tenet Nesse. Seuuardus tenuit tempore regis Edwardi. Ibi iii. hidas. In dominio sunt ii. carucas, et iiii. villani et iii. bordarii cum ii. carucis, et alias ii. possunt adhuc esse. Ibi molinum de xx. solidos et sexcentis anguillis. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat iii. libras, et post iiii. libras ; modo x. solidos plus. Isdem Rainaldus tenet Mulleht. Seuuardus tenuit tempore regis Edwardi. Ibi viii. hidas. In dominio est una caruca, et viii. bordarii et presbyter et ii. Francigenas. Ibi silva xl. porcis incrassandis. Terra est xx. carucarum. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat vi. libras, et post iiii. libras ; modo lxx. solidos. Isdem Rainaldus tenet Hantone. iEldit tenuit tempore regis Edwardi. Ibi iii. hidas. Albertus tenet de Rainaldo. In dominio est i. caruca, et iii. servi, et vi. villani et iiii. bordarii cum ii. carucis, et alias ii. carucae possent ibi esse. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat xv. solidos ; modo xxx. solidos. Isdenl Rainaldus tenet Aitone, et Albertus de eo. Levric tenuit tempore regis Edwardi. Ibi ii. hidas. In dominio est i. caruca, et iiii. servi, et ii. villani et iii. bordarii cum una caruca. Ibi molinum de x. solidis. Valebat xv. solidos ; modo xxv. solidos. Isdem Rainaldus tenet Rosela, et Albertus de eo. Hunni tenuit tempore regis Edwardi. Ibi i. hida. In dominio est i. caruca, et iiii. servi, et ii. villani et iiii. bordarii cum i. caruca, et adhuc alia posset esse. Valuit xx. solidos ; modo xii. solidos. Isdem Rainaldus tenet Eibretone, et Herbertus de eo. Seuuardus, liber homo, tenuit. Ibi iiB" hidas. In dominio est una caruca, et viii. villani et iiii. bordarii cum ii. carucis. Valuit xiiii. solidos; modo xxv. solidos. Isdem Rainaldus tenet Hadehelle, et Osmundus de eo. Goduinus tenuit. Ibi iiii. hidas geldabiles. In dominio est una caruca, et ii. bovarii, et vi. villani et unus bordarius et ii. Francigenas cum iii. carucis, et adhuc iiii. Caracas possent esse. Ibi silva xl. porcis incrassandis. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat lx. solidos, et post x. solidos ; modo xx. solidos. Isdem Rainaldus tenet Achetone, et Ricardus de eo. Seuuardus tenuit tempore regis Edwardi, et liber homo fuit. Ibi iii. hidas geldabiles. Terra est v. carucarum. Ibi ii. milites habent i. carueam. Ibi silva xxx. porcis incrassandis. Valebat iiii. libras, et modo x. solidos. 34 SHROPSHIRE.

The same Rainald holds Aston. Elmund held it in the time of king Edward. There are eight hides and a half paying geld. In the demesne are two ox-teams, and six serfs, and fivevillan s and eight bordarii and a priest and a Frenchman and a radman, with five ox-teams among them all, and there might still be there nine ox-teams more. There is a mill of three measures of com. In the time of king Edward it was worth sixty-five Shillings ; now forty Shillings. He found it waste.

IN LENTEURDE HUNDRED

The same Rainald holds Clungunford, and Fulco of him. Gunwardus held it in the time of king Edward. There are two hides paying geld. There are five villans and one bordarius with two ox-teams, and there might still be there six ox-teams more. There are three haias. The whole is worth twelve Shillings. The same Rainald holds Strefford, and Azo of him. Elmund held it. There are two hides paying geld._ It is land of four ox-teams. There are no men there, and yet he has thence twenty Shillings. In the time of king Edward it was worth thirty Shillings, and afterwards it was waste.

IN OVERS HUNDRED.

The same Rainald holds Henley, and Roger of him. Elmund held it, and was a free man with this land. There is one hide paying geld. In the demesne is half an ox-team, and four between serfs and maid-serfs, and two villans and one bordarius with one ox-team. There is a mill of four Shillings. It was and is worth twelve Shillings.

IN BASCHURCH HUNDRED. The same Rainald holds English Frankton, and Robert of him. Aldi held it in the time of king Edward. There are two hides. In the demesne is one ox-team, and two neatherds, and three villans with one ox- team. In the time of king Edward it was worth ten Shillings ; now fifteen Shillings. The same Rainald holds Shraw ardine. M\i held it in the time of king Edward. There are two hides. In the demesne are two ox-teams, and four neatherds, and three villans and four bordarii with two ox- teams and a half. It was and is worth forty Shillings. The same Rainald holds Albright Hussey. Seward held it. There are two hides not paying geld. There are three villans and one radman and one Frenchman with four bordarii, and they have two ox-teams and a half. It was and is worth fifteen Shillings. The same Rainald holds Little Ness. Seward held it in the time of king Edward. There are three hides. In the demesne are two ox-teams, and four villans and three bordarii with two ox-teams, and there may still be two other ox-teams. There is a mill of twenty Shillings and six hundred eels. In the time of king Edward it was worth three pounds, and afterwards four pounds ; now ten Shillings more. The same Rainald holds Middle. Seward held it in the time of king Edward. There are eight hides. In the demesne is one ox-team, and eight bordarii and a priest and two Frenchmen. There is a wood for fattening forty swine. It is land of twenty ox-teams. In the time of king Edward it was worth six pounds, and afterwards four pounds ; now seventy Shillings. The same Rainald holds Welshampton. iEldit held it in the time of king Edward. Albert holds it of Rainald. There are three hides. In the demesme is one ox-team, and three serfs and six villans and four bordarii with two ox-teams, and there might be there two other ox-teams. In the time of king Edward it was worth fifteenShilling s ; now thirty Shillings. The same Rainald holds Eyton, and Albert of him. Leofric held it in the time of king Edward. There are.two hides. In the demesne is one ox-team, and four serfs and two villans and three bordarii with one ox-team. There is a mill of ten Shillings. It was worth fifteenShillings ; now twenty-five Shillings. The same Rainald holds Rosshall, and Albert of him. Hunni held it in the time of king Edward. There is one hide. In the demesne is one ox-team, and four serfs, and two villans and four bordarii with one ox-team, and there might still be another. It was worth twenty Shillings ; now twelve Shillings. The same Rainald holds Albright Hussey, and Herbert of him. Seward, a free man, held it. There are two hides. In the demesne is one ox-team, and eight villans and four bordarii with two ox-teams. It was worth fourteen Shillings ; now twenty-five Shillings. The same Rainald holds Hadnall, and Osmund of him. Godwin held it. There are four hides paying geld. In the demesne is one ox-team, and two neatherds, and six villans and one bordarius and two Frenchmen with three ox-teams, and there might be four ox-teams more. There is a wood for fat­ tening forty swine. In the time of king Edward it was worth sixty Shillings, and afterwards ten Shillings; now twenty Shillings. The same Rainald holds Acton Reynald, and Richard of him. Seward held it in the time of king Edward, and was a free man. There are three hides paying geld. It is land of five ox-teams. There two knights have one ox-team. There is a wood for fattening thirty swine. It was worth four pounds ; and now ten Shillings.

35 SCIROPESCIRE.

IN ELNOELSTRUIL HUNDREDO.

Isdem Rainaldus tenet Estone, et Alcherus de eo. Sessi tenuit tempore regis Edwardi, et liber homo fuit.' Ibi iL hidas geldabiles. In dominio sunt iii. carucas, et viii. servi, et ix. villani et ii. bordarii cum v. carucis, et molinum nil reddens. Valuit xv. solidos; modo xxx. solidos. Isdem Rainaldus tenet Eldone. iEluuard tenuit, et liber homo fuit. Ibi iL hidas geldabiles. In dominio sunt iii. carucae, et vi. servi, et unus villanus et v. bordarii et unus Francigena cum ii. carucis. Silva lx. porcis. Valuit xxx. solidos ; modo xl. solidos. Isdem Rainaldus tenet in Etone dimidiam hidam. Turgot tenuit pro uno manerio et geldabat. Isdem Rainaldus tenet Ultone. Elmundus tenuit, et liber homo fuit. Ibi iii. hidas geldabiles. In dominio sunt iL6, carucas, et iii. servi, et unus liber bovarius, et vi. villani et iiii. bordarii et unus radman cum iiii. cameis, et alias iiii. possent adhuc esse. Ibi silva est xxx. porcis incrassandis. Tem­ pore regis Edwardi valebat xl. solidos, et post x. solidos ; modo xxv. solidos. Isdem Rainaldus tenet Gleshi, et Azo de eo. Eluuard tenuit, et cum terra sua liber fuit. Ibi ii. hidas geldabiles. In dominio est i. caruca, et vii. servi, et iiii. villani et v. bordarii et unus radman et presbyter cum iii. carucis, et ii. carucae adhuc possent esse. Ibi molinum de v. solidis. Valuit xxv. solidos ; modo xx. solidos. Isdem Rainaldus tenet Middeltone, et Alcherus et Albertus de eo. Edric, liber homo, tenuit pro iL maneriis. Ibi ii. hidas geldabiles. In dominio sunt ii. carucae, et v. servi, et vi. villani et v. bordarii cum iii. carucis, et alias iii. plus possent esse. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat xiii. solidos ; modo xxviii. solidos. Wasta fuerunt. Isdem Rainaldus tenet Estone, etfTochil de eo. Elric tenuit, et liber cum hac terra fuit. Ibi i. hida geldabilis. In dominio est una caruca, et vi. servi, et ii. villani et iiii. bordarii et iiLradmans cum ii. cameis inter omnes, et tertia caruca posset esse ibi. Valebat xiiii. solidos ; modo xv. solidos. Isdem Rainaldus teilet Fuloordie, et Radulfus de eo. Elmund tenuit, et liber homo fuit. Ibi dimidia hida geldabilis. In dominio est i. caruca, et iiii. servi, et unus villanus et unus bordarius cum i. caruca, et una camca plus posset ibi. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat xvi. solidos, et post vi. solidos ; modo x. solidos. Isdem Rainaldus tenet Aldeberie, et Radulfus de eo. Eluuard tenuit, et liber fuit. Ibi i. hida et iii. virgatas geldabiles. In dominio est una caruca, et vii. servi, et iii. Francigenas et iL cotarii et unus bordarius cum ii. cameis, et alias ii. possent esse. Ibi molinum de ii. solidis, et silva c. porcis incrassan­ dis. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat xxx. solidos; modo xiii. solidos. Wastam invenit.

IN CONDETRET HUNDREDO.

Ipse Rainaldus tenet Nortone, et Toret de eo. Ipse tenuit libere tempore regis Edwardi. Ibi ii. hidas geldabiles. In dominio est una caruca, et vi. servi, et v. villani cum ii. carucis, et alias ii89- possent ibi esse. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat xx. solidos ; modo xv. solidos. Isdem Rainaldus tenet Dodintone, et Robertus de eo. Eluuard et Elric tenuerunt pro iii. maneriis, et liberi fuerunt. Ibi ii. hidas geldabiles. In dominio sunt ii. carucas, et vii. servi, et unus villanus et iiii. bordarii et unus radman cum L caruca tantum. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat xxiiii. solidos ; modo xv. solidos. Wastam invenit.

IN BASECHERCHE HUNDREDO.

• Alcher tenuit de Warino, qui fuit antecessor Rainaldi, Etbritone. Gheri tenuit, et liber homo fuit. Ibi iii. hidae geldabiles. Terra est vi. carucarum. In dominio sunt iL, et iiii. servi, et unus Francigena et vi. villani et unus bordarius cum iii. carucis. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat xx. solidos, et post xv. solidos ; modo xxx. solidos.

IN CONODOVRE HUNDREDO.

Rogerius filius Corbet tenet de comite Rogerio Huelbe, et Rannulfus de eo. Huninc tenuit, et liber cum hac terra fuit. Ibi i. hida geldabilis. In dominio est una caruca, et ii. servi, et ii. bordarii. Ibi molinum hiemäle, non asstivum. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat xx. solidos; modo v. solidos. Isdem Rogerus, et Rannulfus de eo, tenet unum manerium Hundeslit, de una virgata et dimidia, et geldat. Huning tenuit, et liber fuit. Terra est i. Caracas. Ibi est unus villanus. Valuit xvL denarios; modo xii. denarios. 36 SHROPSHIRE.

IN ELNOELSTRUIL HUNDRED.

The same Rainald holds Aston, and Alcher of him. Sessi held it in the time of king Edward, and was a free man. There are two hides paying geld. In the demesne are three ox-teams, and eight serfs, and nine villans and two bordarii with five ox-teams, and a mill paying no rent. It was worth fifteen Shillings; now thirty Shillings. The same Rainald holds Eudon Burnell. Alward held it, and was a free man. There are two hides paying geld. In the demesne are three ox-teams, and six serfs, and one villan and five bordarii and one Frenchman with two ox-tcams. A wood for fattening sixty swine. It was worth thirty Shillings ; noAV forty Shillings. The same Rainald holds in Etone half a hide. Turgot held it for one manor, and paid geld. The same Rainald holds Upton Cresset. Elmund held it, and was a free man. There are three hides paying geld. In the demesne are two ox-teams, and three serfs, and one free neatherd, and six villans and four bordarii and one radman with four ox-teams, and there might still be four others. There is wood for fattening thirty swine. In the time of king Edward it was worth forty Shillings, and afterwards ten Shillings; now twenty-five Shillings. The same Rainald' holds Glazeley, and Azo of him. Elward held it, and was free with his land. There are two hides paying geld. In the demesne is one ox-team, and seven serfs, and four villans and five bordarii and one radman and a priest with three ox-teams, and there might still be two • ox-teams more. There is a mill of fiveShillings . It was worth twenty-five Shillings ; now twenty Shillings. The same Rainald holds Middleton Scriven, and Alcher and Albert of him. Edric, a free man, held it for two manors. There are two hides paying geld. In the demesne are two ox-teams, and five serfs, and six villans and five bordarii with three ox-teams, and there might be three ox-teams more. In the time of king Edward they were worth thirteen Shillings ; now twenty-eight Shillings. They were waste. The same Rainald holds Aston Botterell, and Tochil of him. Elric held it, and was free with this land. There is one hide paying geld. In the demesne is one ox-team, and six serfs, and two villans and three bordarii and three radmans with two ox-teams among them all, and there might be there a third ox-team. It was worth fourteen Shillings; now fifteen Shillings. The same Rainald holds Fulwardine, and Radulf of him. Elmund held it, and was a free man. There is half a hide paying geld. In the demesne is one ox-team, and four serfs, and one villan and one bordarius with one ox-team, and there might be one ox-team more there. In the time of king Edward it was worth sixteen Shillings, and afterwards six Shillings ; now ten Shillings. The same Rainald holds Oldbury, and Radulf of him. Elward held it, and was free. There is one hide and three virgates paying geld. In the demesne is one ox-team, and seven serfs, and three Frenchmen and two cottarii and one bordarius with two ox-teams, and there might be two others there. There is a mill of two Shillings, and a wood for fattening one hundred swine. In the time of king Edward it was worth thirty Shillings ; now thirteen Shillings. He found it waste. IN CONDETRET HUNDRED.

The same Rainald holds Norton, and Toret of him. He held it by free tenure in the time of king Edward. There are two hides paying geld. In the demesne is one ox-team, and six serfs, and five villans with two ox-teams, and there might be two others there. In the time of king Edward it was worth twenty Shillings ; now fifteen Shillings. The same Rainald holds Detton, and Robert of him. Elward and Elric held it for two manors, and were free. There are two hides paying geld. In the demesne are two ox-teams, and seven serfs, and one villan and four bordarii and one radman with one ox-team only. In the time of king Edward it was worth twenty-four Shillings; now fifteen Shillings. He found it waste.

IN BASCHURCH HUNDRED. Alcher held of Warin, who was the ancestor of Rainald, Albrighton. Gheri held it, and was a free man. There are three hides paying geld. It is land of six ox-teams. In the demesne are two, and four serfs, and one Frenchman and six villans and one bordarius with three ox-teams. In the time of king Edward it was worth twenty shülings, and afterwards fifteenShilling s ; now thirty Shillings.

IN CONDOVER HUNDRED. Roger Fitz Corbet holds of earl Roger Welbatch, and Rannulf of him. Huninc held it, and was free with this land. There is one hide paying geld. In the demesne is one ox-team, and two serfs, and two bordarii. There is a mill for winter, not for summer. In the time of king Edward it was worth twenty Shillings ; now five Shillings. The same Roger, and Rannulf of him, holds a manor, Hundeslit (Stapleton), of one virgate and ahalf, and pays geld. Huninc held it, and was free. It is land of one ox-team. There is one villan It was worth sixteen pence ; now twelve pence. 37 SCIROPESCIRE.

Isdem Rogerius tenet Actune, et quidam Rogerius de eo. Godric tenuit, et liber homo fuit. Ibi iii. hidas et dimidia geldabiles. In dominio est una caruca, et iL servi, et unus villanus et iiii. bordarii et unus radman cum i. caruca et dimidia. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat xxx. solidos, et post xv. solidos; modo xx. solidos. Una caruca plus posset esse ibi.

IN RINLAU HUNDREDO.

Isdem Rogerius tenet Wantenovre. Edric tenuit, et liber homo fuit. Ibi ii. hidae et dimidia, et geldabiles. In dominio sunt iii. carucas, et xv. servi, et v. villani et xL bordarii cum viii. carucis. Ibi iiii. haias. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat vi. libras, et post xl. solidos; modo iiii. libras.

IN RUESSET HUNDREDO.

Isdem Rogerius tenet Wineshi. Seuuardus, liber homo, tenuit. Ibi ii. hidas geldabiles. In dominio sunt ii. carucae, et unus villanus et unus radman cum i. caruca et dimidia. Valuit et valet xv. solidos. Isdem Rogerius tenet dimidiam hidam quam Morcar comes tenuit in ipso hundredo. Ibi est unus villanus cum dimidia caruca. Valuit et valet xxxii. denarios. Isdem Rogerius tenet Wülavestune. Ulviet tenuit, et liber homo fuit. Ibi dimidia hida geldabilis. Wasta fuit et est, et tarnen reddit xii. denarios. Isdem Rogerius tenet Behski Siuuard tenuit. Ibi i. hida non geldabilis. Ibi sunt ii. Walenses cum i. caruca. Valuit et valet ii. solidos, et tarnen est ad firman pro vi. solidis et viiL denariis. Isdem Rogerius tenet Etune. Elmar tenuit. Ibi L hida et iiL virgatas. Ibi ii. bordarii cum v. bobus arantes. Valet iii. solidos. Terra est ii. carucarum. Isdem Rogerius tenuit Luchetune. Edric tenuit. Ibi. i. hida geldabilis. In dominio est i. caruca, et unus servus, et una haia. Valet v. solidos, et adhuc ii. carucae plus possent ibi esse. Isdem Rogerius tenuit Lochhvih. Edric tenuit, et liber homo fuit. Ibi vi. hidas geldabiles. In dominio sunt iii. carucae, et viii. servi, et xix. villani et vi. bordarii cum viii. carucis. Ibi molinum reddens unam summam brasii, et silva c. porcis incrassandis. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat viii. libras; modo vi. libras. Isdem Rogerius tenet Pantesberie. Ernui tenuit, et adhuc tenet de Rogerio. Ibi iiii. hidas et dimidia geldabiles, et una hida et dimidia non geldabiles. In dominio sunt iiii. carucae, et vii. servi, et x. yillani et v. bordarii et unus radman cum v. carucis, et iii. carucas plus possunt ibi esse. Ibi molinum reddens annonam, et silva xl. porcis incrassandis. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat viii. ilbras ; modo vi. libras. Isdem Rogerius tenet Fernelege, et Ernuinus de eo. Ipse tenuit tempore regis Edwardi, et liber erat cum terra. Ibi i. hida geldabilis. In dominio est una caruca, et iii. servi, et iiL bordarii, et ii. carucas plus ibi possunt esse. Valuit iiii. solidos; modo iii. solidos. Isdem Rogerius tenet Hanewde. Edric tenuit, et liber homo fuit. Ibi iL hidae geldabiles. In dominio est dimidia caruca, et v. servi, et iii. villani et ii. bordarii cum ii. carucis et dimidia, et una caruca plus posset ibi esse. Valuit x. solidos, et valet. Isdem Rogerius tenet Wesberie. Ernui tenuit, et liber fuit. Ibi ii. hidae geldabiles. In dominio est una caruca, et unus servus, et ii. presbyteri, et v. villani cum iii. carucis. Valuit xx. solidos; modo xxv. solidos. Isdem Rogerius tenet Wetesbure. Edric tenuit, Ibi ii. hidas geldabiles. In dominio sunt iii. carucas, et iii. bovarii, et iL villani et unus bordarius et unus radman cum v. bobus, et ii. Caracas plus possent esse. Tempore regis Edwardi uuasta fuit; modo valet xx. solidos. Isdem Rogerius tenet Messe. Leviet et Dainz et Weniet tenuerunt pro iii. maneriis, et liberi erant. Ibi iii. virgatas geldabiles. In dominio est una caruca, et ii. bovarii. Valebat ix. solidos; modo v. solidos. Isdem Rogerius tenet Cartistune, et Gislebertus de eo. Levenot tenuit, et liber homo fuit. Ibi i. hida geldabilis. In dominio est una caruca, et iiii. servi, et unus villanus et unus bordarius, et ibi iii. Caracas plus possent esse. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat xxx. solidos; modo xx. solidos. Isdem Rogerius tenet Wibetune. Levenot et Leimer et Ulchetel tenuerunt, et liberi fuerunt. Ibi i. hida et dimidia geldabilis. In dominio est una caruca, et ii. bovarii, et unus villanus et v. bordarii et unus radman cum i. caruca tantum, et alias ii. carucas possent ibi esse. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat xi. solidos; modo xv. solidos.

38 SHROPSHIRE.

The same Roger holds Acton Burneil, and one Roger of him. Godric held it, and was a free man. There are three hides and a half paying geld. In the demesne is one ox-team, and two serfs, and one villan and four bordarii and one radman with one ox-team and a half. In the time of king Edward it was worth thirty Shillings, and afterwards fifteenShillings ; now twenty Shillings. There might be there one ox-team more.

IN RINLAW HUNDRED. The same Roger holds Wentnor. Edric held it and was a free man. There are two hides and a half paying geld. In the demesne are three ox-teams, and fifteenserfs , and five villans and eleven bordarii with eight ox-teams. There are four haias. In the time of king Edward it was worth six pounds, and afterwards forty Shillings ; now four pounds.

IN RUESSET HUNDRED. The same Roger holds Winsley. Seward, a free man, held it. There are two hides paying geld. In the demesne are two ox-teams, and one villan and one radman with one ox-team and a half. It was and is worth fifteen Shillings. The same Roger holds half a hide, which Morcar the earl held in the hundred itself. There is one villan with half an ox-team. It was and is worth thirty-two pence. The same Roger holds Woollaston. Ulviet held it, and was a free man. There is half a hide paying geld. It was and is waste, and yet it pays a rent of twelve pence. The same Roger holds Bausley. Seward held it. There is one hide not paying geld. There are two Welshmen with one ox-team. It was and is worth two Shillings, and yet it is at farm for six Shillings and eightpence. The same Roger holds Eyton. Elmar held it. There is one hide and three virgates. There are two bordarii ploughing with five oxen. It is worth three Shillings. It is land of two ox-teams. The same Roger holds Loton. Edric held it. There is one hide paying geld. In the demesne is one ox-team, and one serf, and one haia. It is worth five Shillings, and still there might be there two ox-teams more. The same Roger holds Yockleton. Edric held it, and was a free man. There are six hides paying geld. In the demesne are three ox-teams, and eight serfs, and nineteen villans and six bordarii with eight ox-teams. There is a mill paying rent one summa of barley, and a wood for fattening a hundred swine. In the time of king Edward it was worth eight pounds ; now six pounds. The same Roger holds Pontesbury. Emui held it, and still holds it of Roger. There are four hides and a half paying geld, and one hide and a half not paying geld. In the demesne are four ox-teams, and seven serfs, and ten villans and five bordarii and one radman with five ox-teams, and there may be there three ox-teams more. There is a mill paying annona, and wood for fattening forty swine. In the time of king Edward it was worth eight pounds ; now six pounds. The same Roger holds Fairley, and Emuin of him. He held it in the time of king Edward, and was free with the land. There is one hide paying geld. In the demesne is one ox-team, and three serfs and three bordarii, and there may be there two ox-teams more. It was worth four Shillings ; now three Shillings. The same Roger holds Hanwood. Edric held it, and was a free man. There are two hides paying geld. In the demesne is half an ox-team, and five serfs, and three villans and two bordarii with two ox-teams and a half, and there might be there one ox-team more. It was and is worth ten Shillings. The same Roger holds Westbury. Emui held it and was free. There are two hides paying geld. In the demesne is one ox-team, and one serf, and two priests and five villans with three ox-teams. It was worth twenty Shillings ; now twenty-five Shillings. The same Rainald holds Wattlesborough. Edric held it. There are two hides paying geld. In the demesne are three ox-teams, and three neatherds, and two villans and one bordarius and one radman with five oxen, and there might be two ox-teams more. In the time of king Edward it was waste ; now it is worth twenty Shillings. The same Roger holds Marsh. Leviet and Dainz and Weniet held it for three manors, and were free. There are three virgates paying geld. In the demesne is one ox-team, and two neatherds. It was worth nine Shillings ; now fiveShillings . The same Roger holds Cardeston; and Gislebert of him. Levenot held it, and was a free man. There is one hide paying geld. In the demesne is one ox-team, and four serfs, and one villan and one bordarius, and there might be there three ox-teams more. In the time of king Edward it was worth thirty Shillings ; now twenty Shillings. The same Roger holds Whitton. Levenot and Leimer and Ulchetel held it, and were free. There is one hide and a half paying geld. In the demesne is one ox-team, and two neatherds, and one villan and five bordarii and a radman with one ox-team only, and there might be there two other ox-teams. In the time of king Edward it was worth nine Shillings ; now fifteen Shillings.

39 SCIROPESCIRE.

IN WITENTREU HUNDREDO.

Isdem Rogerius tenet Wrdine. Morcar comes tenuit. Ibi xiiii. hidas et dimidia geldabiles cum xiii. bereuuichis. In dominio sunt ii. Caracas, et ii. servi, et xiii. villani et vi. bordarii et iii. radmans cum x. carucis et dimidia. Ibi ii. molini reddunt iii. summas frumenti, et silva ii. leuuas longa, in qua sunt iiii. haias, et cc. porcis incrassandis sufficit. De terra hujus manerii tenet Picot de Rogerio iii. hidas, et Reinfridus iii. hidas et dimidiam, et Goisfridus i. hidam et dimidiam, et Grento dimidiam hidam. In dominio habent iiii. carucas et dimidiam, 'et iiii. servos, et vii. villanos et viii. bordarios cum iiii. carucis et iii. bovariis. In hoc manerio est terra xii. carucarum. In dominio Rogerii possunt esse iiii. Caracas. Totum tempore regis Edwardi valebat x. libras, et post x. solidos ; modo quod tenet c. solidos; quod milites, iiii. libras et x. solidos. Isdem Rogerius tenet Roritune, et Osulfus de eo. Eluuardus tenuit, et liber homo fuit. Ibi i. virgata non geldabilis. In dominio est dimidia caruca, et vi. bordarii cum dimidia caruca. Ibi silva xv. porcis incrassandis, et dimidia haia. Valuit vii. solidos, et post xvi. denarios ; modo vi. solidos. Isdem Rogerius tenet Lestune. Seuuard tenuit, et liber fuit. Ibi una hida non geldabilis. In dominio est una caruca, et iL bovarii, et unus radman. Ibi silva ii. leuuas longa, et sufficit cc. porcis incrassandis. Valuit et valet v. solidos.

IN BASECHERCHE HUNDREDO.

Rogerius tenet de comite Maneford. Eimer tenuit. Ibi iii. hidas. In dominio est una caruca et dimidia, et xiii. villani cum vi. carucis, et adhuo iii. carucas et dimidia possunt esse. Ibi dimidia piscaria, et silva xxiiii. porcis incrassandis. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat iiii. libras, et post xx. solidos ; modo iiii. libras et x. solidos. Hoc manerium calumniatur episcopus R. Rogerius tenet de comite Prestone. Godric tenuit, et liber homo fuit. Ibi una virgata terras. In dominio est dimidia caruca. Valuit et valet iii. solidos. Silva x. porcis incrassandis.

IN RECORDINE HUNDREDO.

Rogerius tenet de comite Cerlitwie. Ulvric tenuit. Ibi i. hida. Ibi ii. servientes habent dimidiam carueam, et una caruca et dimidia adhuc possent esse. Wasta fuit; modo reddit v. solidos.

IN CONODOVRE HUNDREDO. Robertus filius Corbet tenet de comite Rogerio Ulestanestune. Chetel et Alvric tenuerunt pro ii. maneriis. Ibi ii. hidas, et hi homines liberi erant. In dominio est i. caruca, et vii. villani cum i. caruca et dimidia, et iii. carucas plus ibi possent esse. Ibi silva xii. porcis incrassandis. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat xl. solidos ; modo xii. solidos. Isdem Robertus tenet Rotelingehope. Seuuard tenuit. Ibi ii. hidae. Wastas sunt et fuerunt. Isdem Robertus tenet Umbruntune. Auti et Einulf et Aregrim et Arthetel tenuerunt pro iiii. maneriis. Ibi ii18 hidas et dimidia geldabiles. Ipsi teini liberi erant. Ibi sunt ii. villani cum dimidia caruca. Maxima pars hujus manerii est wasta. Tempore regis Edwardi inter totum valebat lxviii. solidos ; modo x. solidos. Terra est v. carucarum. Isdem Robertus tenet Hach. Ernuit tenuit, et liber homo fuit. Ibi ii. hidae geldabiles. In dominio est dimidia caruca, et ii. servi, et unus radman et unus villanus et unus bordarius cum i. caruca, et adhuc iiii. carucas ibi possent esse. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat xl. solidos, et post x. solidos; modo viiL solidos. Robertus tenet de comite Brantune. Seuuardus tenuit. Ibi dimidia hida. Wasta fuit et est.

IN RINLAU HUNDREDO. Robertus tenet de comite Caulune. Gunvert tenuit, et liber homo fuit. Ibi iL hidas geldabiles. In dominio sunt ii. carucae, et unus servus, et vii. villani cum ii. carucis, et alias iiffi possent adhuc esse. Valuit et valet xx. solidos.

IN Rü ESSET HUNDREDO. Robertus tenet de comite Andreslaue, et Ernui de eo. Ipse tenuit, et liber homo fuit. Ibi i. hida gedabilis. In dominio est una caruca, et iii. villani cum i. caruca. Valuit x. solidos, modo xii. 40 SHROPSHIRE.

IN WITTENTREU HUNDRED. The same Roger holds Worthin. Morcar the earl held it. There are fourteen hides and a half paying geld, with thirteen berewicks. In the demesne are two ox-teams, and two serfs, and thirteen villans and six bordarii and three radmans with ten ox-teams and a half. There two mills pay three summas of wheat, and there is a wood two leagues long, in which are four haias, and it is sufficient for fat­ tening two hundred swine. Of the land of this manor Picot holds of Roger three hides, and Reinfrid three hides and a half, and Goisfrid one hide and a half, and Grento half a hide. In the demesne they have four ox-teams and a half, and there are four serfs, and seven villans and eight bordarii with four ox-teams and three neatherds. In this manor is land of forty-one ox-teams. In the demesne of Roger there may be four ox-teams. The whole in the time of king Edward was worth ten pounds, and afterwards ten Shillings; now what he holds, a hundred Shillings; what the knights hold, four pounds and ten Shillings. The same Roger holds Rorrington, and Osulf of him. Elward held it, and was a free man. There is one virgate not paying geld. In the demesne is half an ox-team, and six bordarii with half an ox-team. There is a wood for fattening fifteen swine, and half a haia. It was worth seven Shillings, and afterwards sixteen pence; now six Shillings. The same Roger holds Leighton. Seward held it, and was free. There is one hide not paying geld. In the demesne is one ox-team, and one radman, and two neatherds. There is a wood two ieagues long, and it is enough for fattening two hundred swine. It was and is worth fiveShillings .

IN BASCHURCH HUNDRED. Roger holds of the earl Montford. Eimer held it. There are three hides. In the demesne is one ox-team and a half, and thirteen villans with six ox-teams, and still there may be three ox-teams and a half more. There is half a fishery,an d a wood for fattening twenty-four swine. In the time of king Edward it was worth four pounds, and afterwards twenty Shillings; now four pounds and ten Shillings. Bishop Robert (Losing, of Hereford), claims this manor. Roger holds of the earl Preston Montford. Godric held it, and was a free man. There is one virgate of land. In the demesne is half an ox-team. It was and is worth three Shillings. There is a wood for fattening ten swine. IN RECORDINE HUNDRED. Roger holds of the earl Charlton. Alfric held it. There is one hide. There two serjeants have half an ox-team, and there might be one ox-team and a half more. It was waste; nöw it pays a rent of fiveShillings .

IN CONDOVER HUNDRED. Robert Fitz Corbet holds of earl Roger Woolstaston. Chetel and Alfric held it for two manors. There are two hides, and these men were free. In the demesne is one ox-team, and seven villans with one ox-team and a half, and there might be there three ox-teams more. There is a wood for fattening twelve swine. In the time of king Edward it was worth forty Shillings ; now twelve Shillings. The same Robert holds Ratlinghope. Seward held it. There are two hides. They were and are waste. The same Robert holds Womerton. Auti and Einulf and Aregrim and Archetel held it for four manors. There are two hides and a half paying geld. These thains were free. There are two vil­ lans with half an ox-team. The greatest part of this manor is waste. In the time of king Edward it was worth sixty-eight Shillings ; now ten Shillings. It is land of five ox-teams. The same Robert holds Oaks. Ernuit held it, and was a free man. There are two hides paying geld. In the demesne is half an ox-team, and two serfs, and one radman and one villan and one bordarius with one ox-team, and there might be there four ox-teams more. In the time of king Edward it was worth forty Shillings, and afterwards ten Shillings ; now eight Shillings. Robert holds of the earl Brompton. Seward held it. There is half a hide. It was and is waste.

IN RINLAU HUNDRED. Robert holds of the earl Choulton. Gunevert held it, and was a free man. There are two hides pay­ ing geld. In the demesne are two ox-teams, and one serf, and seven villans with two ox-teams, and there might still be two more. It was and is worth twenty Shillings. ;

IN RUESSET HUNDRED. Robert holds of the earl Onslow, and Ernui of him. He held it, and was a free man. There is one hide pqying geld. In the demesne is one ox-team, and three villans with- one ox-team. It was worth ten Shillings ; now twelve. 41 SCIROPESCIRE.

Isdem Robertus tenet Udecote. Ulvric tenuit, et liber homo fuit. Ibi una hida et dimidia geldabiles. In dominio est i. caruca, et i. villanus et i. bordarius cum i. caruca, et adhuc i. posset esse, et unus burgensis reddit viii. solidos. Valuit viii. solidos tempore regis Edwardi ; modo valet xv. solidos. Ipse Robertus tenet Langedune. Levric tenuit, et liber homo fuit. Ibi iii. hidas geldabiles. In dominio sunt ii. Caracas, et iiii. servi, et unus villanus, et ix. bordarii, et iii. radmans et vi. cotarii. Inter omnes habent ii. carucas, et adhuc iii. Caracas possent ibi esse. Silva lx. porcis incrassandis. Tem­ pore regis Edwardi valebat iiii. libras, et post xxx. solidos ; modo xl. solidos. Isdem Robertus tenet Mersse. Alvric tenuit, et liber homo fuit. Ibi ii. hidae geldabiles. In dominio sunt ii. carucas, et vi. servi, et i. bordarius, et i. radman. Ibi possent esse iiii. carucas. Tempore' regis Edwardi valebat xv. solidos ; modo xii. solidos. Isdem Robertus tenet Wigemore. Alvric tenuit, et liber homo fuit. Ibi i. hida geldabilis. Ibi sunt iiii. villani cum i. caruca, et adhuc alia posset esse. Valuit et valet v. solidos.

IN WITENTREI HUNDREDO.

Isdem Robertus tenet Roritune. Alvric tenuit. Ibi i. virgata non geldabilis. In dominio est i. caruca, et vii. servi, et ii. bordarii. Ibi silva xv. porcis incrassandis, et dimidia haia ibi. Valuit iii. solidos ; modo vi. solidos. Levric tenet de Roberto. Isdem Robertus tenet Mildetune. Edric Salvage tenuit. Ibi iii. virgatas geldabiles. Ibi i. radman et i. villanus et ii. bordarii cum dimidia caruca, et adhuc i. caruca posset esse. Valuit iiii. solidos modo v. solidos. Isdem Robertus tenet Westune. Sex teini tenuerunt pro vi. maneriis, et erant liberi. Quisque habebat i. virgatam terras et geldabat. Modo sunt ibi vii. radmans cum iii. carucis, et reddit xx. solidos. Terra duorum tainoram valebat x. solidos. Alioram vero wasta fuit. Isdem Robertus tenet Meri/.une. Eluuard et Alvric tenuerunt pro ii.bus maneriis, et liberi homines erant. Ibi dimidia hida geldabilis. Ibi sunt ii° radmans et iii. bordarii cum ii. carucis, et silva xv. porcis incrassandis. Valebat vii. solidos, et post v. solidos ; modo iiii. denarios plus.

IN BASECHERCHE HUNDREDO.

Rotbertus pincerna tenet de Rogerio comite Waleford, et Sturmid de eo. Seuuard tenuit tempore regis Edwardi. Ibi ii. hidae. In dominio est dimidia caruca, et unus bovarius, et ii. villani et ii. bordarii, cum L caruca et dimidia. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat xv. solidos, et post fuit wasta; modo valet xx. solidos. .' . Isdem Robertus tenet Staurdine. Eldred tenuit. Ibi ii. hidas. Ibi est unus villanus et unus bordarius et faber cum dimidia caruca, et adhuc ii. carucas possent ibi esse. Valuit et valet x. solidos. Isdem Robertus tenet Pectone, et Radulfus de eo. Levenot tenuit. Ibi i. hida et dimidia. In dominio est una caruca, et ii. villani et ii. bordarii cum i. caruca. Valuit v. solidos ; modo x. solidos. Isdem Robertus tenet Hetone, et alter Robertus de eo. Leuui tenuit. Ibi i. hida. Ibi unus villanus et iii. bordarii cum i. caruca et dimidia. Wasta fuit; modo valet v. solidos. Isdem Robertus tenet Crugetone. Eduinus comes tenuit. Ibi hida et dimidia. In dominio est una caruca, et iL servi et una ancilla, et ix. villani et ii. bordarii, et unus liber homo cum iii. carucis. Ibi iiii. piscarias de xiii. solidis et iiii. denariis. Tempore regis Edwardi reddebat de firma lxxiii. solidos et iiii. denarios; modo iiii. libras et mille anguillas. Isdem Robertus tenet Estone. Ulvricus tenuit. Ibi ii. hidas. Terra est iiii. carucarum. Ibi xii. Wallenses habent ii. carucas. Valuit iii. solidos; modo x. solidos.

IN RECORDIN HUNDREDO.

Rogerius de Curcelle tenet de Rogerio comite Sudtone. Godeva comitissa tenuit. Ibi iiii. hidas geldabiles. In dominio est una caruca, et ii. bovarii, et ix. bordarii cum i. radman habent ii. carucas, et adhuc iiii. carucas plus possunt ibi esse. Ibi molinum reddens viii. summas annonas. Valuit et valet xxv. solidos. Isdem Rogerius tenet Teibristone. Ulgar tenuit. Ibi v. hidas geldabiles. In dominio est L caruca, et ii. bovarii, et iiii. bordarii cum i. caruca, et vii. carucas plus possent esse. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat lx. solidos, et post wasta fuit; modo valet x. solidos. 42. SHROPSHIRE.

The same Robert holds Woodcote. Ulfric held it, and was a free man. There is one hide and a half paying geld. In the demesne is one ox-team, and one villan and one bordarius with one ox-team, and there might be one more, and one burgess paying a rent of eight Shillings. It was worth eight Shillings in the time of king Edward; now it is worth fifteen Shillings. The same Robert holds Longden. Leofric held it, and was a free man. There are three hides paying geld. In the demesne are two ox-teams, and four serfs, and one villan and nine bordarii and three radmans and six cotarii have among them all two ox-teams, and there might be there three ox-teams more. There is a wood for fattening sixty swine. In the time of king Edward it was worth four pounds, and afterwards thirty Shillings; now forty Shillings. The same Robert holds Marsh. Alfric held it, and was a free man. There are two hides paying geld. In the demesne are two ox-teams, and six serfs, and one bordarius and one radman. There might be foür ox-teams. In the time of king Edward it was worth fifteenShilling s ; now twelve Shillings. The same Robert holds Wigmore. Alfric held it, and was a free man. There is one hide paying geld. There are four villans with one ox-team, and there might be another. It was and is worth five Shillings. • '

IN WITENTREU HUNDRED. The same Robert holds Rorrington. Alfric held it. There is one virgate not paying geld. In the demesne is one ox-team, and seven serfs, and two bordarii. There is a wood for fattening fifteen swine, and half a haia in it. It was worth three Shillings ; now six Shillings. Leofric holds it of Robert. The same Robert holds Middleton. Edric the Wild held it. There are three virgates paying geld. There are one radman and one villan and two bordarii with half an ox-team, and there might be one ox- team more. It was worth four Shillings ; now five Shillings. The same Robert holds Priest-Weston. Six thains held it for six manors, and were free. Each had one virgate. of land, and paid geld. There are now there seven radmans with three ox-teams, and they pay twenty Shillings rent. The land of two of the thains was worth ten Shillings. That of the others was waste. The same Robert holds Marrington. Elward and Alfric held it for two manors, and were free men. There is half a hide paying geld. There are two radmans and three bordarii with two ox-teams, and a wood for fattening fifteenswine . It was worth seven Shillings, and afterwards five Shillings ; now four pence more.

IN BASCHURCH HUNDRED. Robert the Butler holds of Roger the earl Walford, and Sturmid of him. Seward held it in the time of king Edward. There are two hides. In the demesne is half an ox-team, and one neatherd, and two villans and two bordarii, with one ox-team and a half. In the-time of king Edward it was worth fifteen Shillings, and afterwards it was waste ; now it is worth twenty Shillings. The same Robert holds Stanwardine. Eldred held it. There are two hides. There is one villan and one bordarius and a smith with half an ox-team, and there might be two ox-teams more there. It was and is worth ten Shillings. The same Robert holds Petton, and Radulf of him. Levenot held it. There is one hide and a half. In the demesne is one ox-team, and two villans and two bordarii with one ox-team. It was worth five Shillings ; now ten Shillings. The same Robert holds Eyton, and another Robert of him. Lewi held it. There is one hide. There is one villan and three bordarii with an ox-team and a half. It was waste ; now it is worth five Shillings. The same Robert holds Crugeton. Edwin the earl held it. There is a hide and a half. In the demesne is one ox-team, and two serfs and one maid serf, and nine villans and two bordarii, and one free man with three ox-teams. There are four fisheries of thirteen Shillings and four pence. In the time of king Edward it paid of farm seventy-three Shillings and fourpence ; now four pounds and a thousand eels. The same Robert holds Estone. Ulfric held it. There are two hides. It is land of four ox-teams. There twelve Welshmen have two ox-teams. It was worth three Shillings ; now ten Shillings.

IN RECORDINE HUNDRED. Roger de Curcelle holds of Roger the earl Sutton. Godeva the countess held it. There are four hides paying geld. In the demesne is one ox-team, and two neatherds, and nine bordarii with one rad­ man have two ox-teams, and there might still be there four ox-teams more. There is a mill paying eight measures of wheat. It was and is worth twenty-five Shillings. The same Roger holds Tibberton. Ulgar held it. There are five hides paying geld. In the demesne is one ox-team, and two neatherds and four bordarii with one ox-team, and there might be seven ox-teams more. In the time of king Edward it was worth sixty Shillings, and. afterwards it was waste ; now it is worth ten Shillings. SCIROPESCIRE.

IN ODENET HUNDREDO. Isdem Rogerius tenet de comite Edeslu. Alric tenuit, et liber homo fuit. Ibi i. hida geldabilis. Ibi est unus radman et unus villanus et v. bordarii cum i. caruca, et v. carucas plus possent ibi esse. Ibi unus servus. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat xl. solidos ; modo xii. solidos. Wastam invenit. Isdem Rogerius tenet Dodetune. Eduinus comes tenuit. Ibi i. hida geldabilis. Ibi sunt iiii. vil­ lani et unus radman cum ii. carucis, et alias ii. possent esse. Silva lx. porcis incrassandis. Valebat xvi. solidos ; modo ix. solidos. Isdem Rogerius tenet Stile. Algar, Collinc, Brictric, et Turgar tenuerunt, et liberi homines fue­ runt. Ibi i. hida pro iiii. maneriis. Ibi sunt iiii. villani et unus bordarius cum i. caruca, et duas carucas plus possent esse. Silva ibi xxx. porcis incrassandis. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat xiii. solidos ; modo vi. solidos. IN ODENET HUNDREDO.

Rogerius de Laci tenet Mortune de comite Rogerio, et Willelmus de eo. Elmundus tenuit, et liber homo fuit. Ibi iii. hidas geldabiles. In dominio est una caruca, et viii. servi, et iiii. villani et iiii. bordarii cum ii. carucis, et adhuc vi. carucas possent ibi esse. Silva c. porcis incrassandis. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat xl. solidos, et post wasta fuit; modo xxx. solidos valet. Isdem Rogerius tenet Lai, et Willelmus de eo. Ibi i. hida geldabilis. Eluui tenuit, et liber homo fuit. Ibi unus liber homo habet dimidiam carueam, et adhuc una caruca posset ibi esse. Valuit vi. solidos ; modo ii. solidos. Wasta fuit. In hoc Hundredo tenuit Edric unam bereuuicham, Hotune, de dimidia hida, et geldabat, et non poterat hasc terra separari a manerio Stoches, quem tenet Rogerius Laci. Hase terra est appreciata in ipso manerio in Recordin hundredo.

IN PATINTUN HUNDREDO.

Isdem Rogerius tenet de comite Patintune. Aluuinus tenuit, et liber homo fuit. Ibi i. hida geldabilis. Herbertus tenet de Rogerio. In dominio habet i. carueam, et ii. servos, et unum villanum et unum radman cum i. caruca, et adhuc iii. carucae possent esse. Ibi presbyter et unus bordarius. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat x. solidos, et post fuit wasta; modo xxiiii. solidos. Isdem Rogerius tenet Riseberie, et Odo de eo. Aluuinus tenuit, et liber homo fuit. Ibi v. hidas geldabiles. In dominio sunt ii. carucas, et iiiL servi, et unus villanus et iii. radmans et ii. bordarii cum v. carucis. Ibi molinum, et silva xl. porcis incrassandis, et aire aeeipitris. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat lx. solidos, et post fuit wasta; modo xxxv. solidos, et adhuc ii. carucas possent ibi esse. Isdem Rogerius tenet Stantune, et Herbertus de eo. Eluuinus tenuit, et liber homo fuit. Ibi iii. hidas geldabiles. In dominio est una caruca et dimidia, et ii. servi, et unus bordarius cum dimidia caruca. Valebat vi. solidos ; modo xii. solidos.

IN RECORDIN HUNDREDO.

Isdem Rogerius tenet Stocke. Edmundus tenuit. Ibi vii. hidas. In dominio sunt iii. carucas, et vi. servi et iii. ancillas. iEcciesia et presbyter et xi. villani et iii. radmans, et unus Francigena, cum x. carucis inter omnes, et adhuc v. carucas plus possent esse. Ibi molinum de xii. solidis, et tertia pars unius leuuas de silva. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat vi. libras, et post fuit wasta; modo valet vii. libras.' Isdem Rogerius tenet Wideford, et Robertus de eo. Levenod tenuit. Ibi dimidia hida, et dimidia caruca, et alia dimidia posset esse. Valebat ii. solidos ; modo appreciatur in firma de Stoche. Isdem Rogerius tenet Uptone, et Seuuardus de eo. Gamel tenuit. Ibi iii. hidas. In dominio sunt ii. carucas, et iiii. bovarii, et iiiL villani et unus bordarius et unus radman cum ii. carucis, et alias iia- possent esse. Ibi molinum de xii. solidis et uno denario. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat xl. solidos et iiii. denarios, et post fuit wasta; modo valet xxx. solidos et ii. denarios et unus ferding.

IN CULVESTAN HUNDREDO.

Isdem Rogerius tenet Cortune, et Herbertus de eo. Alsi tenuit. Ibi iii. hidas geldabiles. In dominio sunt ii. carucae, et iiii. bovarii, et iiii. villani et unus bordarius cum ii. Qarucis, et alias ii. possent esse. Ibi est haia capreolis capiendis. Valuit xvi. solidos ; modo xii. solidos. Isdem Rogerius tenet Mildehope, et Herbertus de eo. iElsi tenuit. Ibi i. hida geldabilis. In dominio sunt ii. carucas, et iiii. servi, et ii. villani et iiii. bordarii et unus radman cum ii. carucis. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat vii. solidos, et post ii. solidos; modo xx. solidos. 44 SHROPSHIRE.

IN HODNET HUNDRED. The same Roger holds of the earl Edgeley. Alfric held it, and was a free man. There is one hide paying geld. There is one radman and one villan and five bordarii with one ox-team, and there might be there five ox-teams more. There is one serf. In the time of king Edward it was worth forty Shillings; now twelve Shillings. He found it waste. The same Roger holds Dodington. Edwin the earl held it. There is one hide paying geld. There are four villans and one radman with two ox-teams, and there might be two others. There is a wood for fattening sixty swine. It was worth sixteen Shillings; now nine Shillings. The same Roger holds Steele. Algar, Collinc, Brictric, and Turgar held it for four manors, and were free men. There is one hide. There are four villans and one bordarius with one ox-team, and there might be two ox-teams more. There is a wood for fattening thirty swine. In the time of king Edward it was worth thirteen Shillings; now six Shillings. IN HODNET HUNDRED. Roger de Lacy holds Moreton Say of earl Roger, and William of him. Elmuld held it, and was a free man. There are three hides paying geld. In the demesne is one ox-team, and eight serfs, and four villans and four bordarii with two ox-teams, and there might be there six ox-teams more. There is a wood for fattening a hundred swine. In the time of king Edward it was worth forty Shillings, and after­ wards it was waste ; now it is worth thirty Shillings. The same Roger holds Lai, and William of him. There is one hide paying geld. Elwi held it, and was a free man. There one free man has half an ox-team, and there might be there one ox-team more. It was worth six Shillings, now two Shillings. It was waste. In this hundred Edric held one berewick, Hopton, of half a hide, and paid geld, and this land could not be separated from the manor of Stoke, which Roger de Lacy holds. This land is valued in the manor itself in Recordine hundred. IN PATINTON HUNDRED. The same Roger holds of the earl Patton. Alwin held it, and was a free man. There is one hide paying geld. Herbert holds it of Roger. In the demesne he has one ox-team, and two serfs, and one villan and.one radman with one ox-team, and there might be three ox-teams more. There is a priest and a bordarius. In the time of king Edward it was worth ten Shillings, and afterwards it was waste ; now twenty-four Shillings. The same Roger holds Rushbury, and Odo of him. Alwin held it, and was a free man. There are five hides paying geld. _ In the demesne are two ox-teams, and four serfs, and one villan and three radmans and two bordarii with five ox-teams. There is a mill, and a wood for fattening forty swine, and a hawk's eirie. In the time of king Edward it was worth sixty Shillings, and afterwards it was waste ; now thirty- five Shillings, and there might be two ox-teams more there. The same Roger holds Long Stanton, and Herbert of him. Elwin held it, and was a free man. There are there three hides paying geld. In the demesne is one ox-team and a half, and two serfs, and one bordarius with half an ox-team. It was worth six Shillings ; now twelve Shillings. IN RECORDINE HUNDRED. The same Roger holds Stoke-upon-Tern. Edmund held it. There are seven hides. In the demesne are three ox-teams, and six serfs and three maid serfs. There is a church and a priest and eleven villans and three radmans, and one Frenchman, with ten ox-teams among them all, and there might still be five ox- teams more. There is a mill of twelve Shillings, and the third part of a league of wood. In the time of king Edward it was worth six pounds, and afterwards it was waste ; now it is worth seven pounds. The same Roger holds Little Withiford, and Robert of him. Levenod held it. There is half a hide, and half an ox-team, and there might be another half. It was worth two Shillings; now it is valued in the farm of Stoke. The same Roger holds Waters Upton, and Seward of him. Gamel held it. There are three hides. In the demesne are two ox-teams, and four neatherds, and four villans and one bordarius and one radman with two ox-teams, and there might be two others. There is a mill of twelve Shillings and one penny. In the time of king Edward it was worth forty Shillings and fourpence, and afterwards it was waste ; now it is worth thirty Shillings and two pence and a farthing. IN CULVESTAN HUNDRED. The same Roger holds Corfton, and Herbert of him. Alsi held it. There are three hides paying geld. In the demesne are two ox-teams, and four neatherds, and four villans and one bordarius with two ox- teams, and there might be two others. There is a haia for taking kids. It was worth sixteen Shillings ; now twelve Shillings. The same Roger holds Middlehope, and Herbert of him. iElsi held it. There is one hide paying geld. In the demesne are two ox-teams, and four serfs, and two villans and four bordarii and one radman with two ox-teams. _ In the time of king Edward it was worth seven Shillings, and afterwards two Shillings ; now twenty Shillings. 45 SCIROPCESIRE.

IN LENTEURDE HUNDREDO.

Isdem Rogerius tenet Plesham, et Bernerus de eo. Goduinus tenuit. Ibi i. hida geldabilis. In dominio est i. caruca, et unus villanus et unus servus cum dimidia caruca. Valuit iii. solidos; modo v. solidos. IN OVRE HUNDREDO.

Isdem Rogerius tenet Buterlie. Goduinus tenuit, et liber homo fuit. Ibi iii. hidas geldabiles. In dominio est una caruca, et iiii inter servos et ancillas. iEcclesia et presbyter, et vi. villani et unus bor­ darius cum iii. carucis, et alias iii. possent ibi esse. Ibi ii. haias. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat lx. solidos, et post wasta fuit; modo xl. solidos.

IN BASECHERCHE HUNDREDO.

Isdem Rogerius tenet Fordune, et Osbernus de eo. Edmer tenuit. Ibi iii. hidas. In dominio est una caruca, et ii. bovarii, et unus villanus et xiiL bordarii cum ii. carucis et dimidia, et alias ii. possent ibi esse. In silva c. porcis incrassandis. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat xx. solidos, et post tantundum; modo xxv. solidos. Isdem Rogerius tenet Huchefor. Goduinus tenuit, et liber homo fuit. Ibi iii. hidae geldabiles. Bernerus tenet de Rogerio. In dominio habet iii. carucas, et ix. servos, et vii. villanos et vii. bordarios et ii. radmans cum v. cameis. Ibi molinum de viii. solidis. Silva c. porcis incrassandis. Valebat xl. solidos; modo lx. solidos. IN CONDRETET HUNDREDO.

Isdem Rogerius tenet de comite Waltham. Elmundus tenuit. Ibi iii. hidas. In dominio sunt ii. carucas, et x. servi, et iiii. villani cum prasposito habent ii. carucas. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat xl. solidos ; modo valet xl. solidos, et unum aeeipitrem reddit.

IN BASECHERCH HUNDREDO.

Robertus filius Tetbaldi tenet de Rogerio comite Iteshale. Morcar comes tenuit. Ibi vii. hidas et dimidia geldabiles. In dominio sunt ix. carucae, et xxvi. servi, et xxxvii. villani, et iii. bordarii, et iii. radmans cum xxvii. carucis. Ibi silva ccc. porcis incrassandis. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat xv. libras, et post vi. solidos ; modo xv. libras reddit. Isdem Robertus tenet Chenbritone. Alvric, Eimer, et Uluuinus, et Edmer tenuerunt pro iiii. maneriis, et liberi erant. Ibi iii. hidas geldabiles. In dominio sunt ii. carucas, et iiii. servi, et iii. villani et iii. bordarii et unus radman cum i. caruca et dimidia inter omnes, et adhuc viii. carucae possent ibi esse. Ibi silva xxx. porcis incrassandis. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat xxviii. solidos ; modo xv. solidos.

IN RECORDIN HUNDREDO.

Isdem Robertus tenet Udecote, et Tochi de eo. Alvric tenuit. Ibi iiL hidas. In dominio est i. caruca, et ii. bovarii, et unus villanus et iii. bordarii et iii. liberi homines cum ii. carucis inter omnes, et adhuc iii. carucas possent esse. Valebat xx. solidos ; modo x. solidos. Isdem Robertus tenet unum manerium de una virgata terrae, et Tochi de eo, in eodem hundredo. Terra est unius carucas. Ibi est unus villanus et ii. servi, et nil habent. Valuit v. solidos.

IN CONEDOVRE HUNDREDO.

Rannulfus Pevrel tenet de Rogerio comite Cristesache. Edric tenuit, et liber homo fuit Ibi i. hida et dimidia geldabiles. In dominio sunt iii. carucas, et viii. servi, et vii. villani et xL bordarii et iv. cotarii habent iiii. carucas, et adhuc ii. possent esse. Ibi piscaria de viii. solidis, et silva cc. porcis incrassan­ dis. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat ex. solidos ; modo x. libras. Quando reeepit, vi. libras valebat.

IN ODENET HUNDREDO.

Isdem Rannulfus tenet Lach. Ednod tenuit, et liber homo fuit. Ibi ii. virgatas terras et dimidia geldabiles. In dominio est dimidia caruca, cum i. bordario, et dimidia caruca adhuc posset esse. Valuit v. solidos; modo iii. solidos.

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IN LENTEURDE HUNDRED

The same Roger holds Plaish, and Berner of him. Godwin held it. There is one hide paying geld. In the demesne is one öx-team, and one villan and one serf with half an ox-team. It was worth three Shillings ; now five Shillings.

IN OVRE HUNDRED. The same Roger holds Bitterley. Godwin held it, and was a free man. There are there three hides paying geld. In the demesne is one ox-team, and four between serfs and maid serfs. There is a church and a priest and six villans and one bordarius with three ox-teams, and there might be three others there. There are two haias. In the time of king Edward it was worth sixty Shillings, and afterwards it was waste ; now forty Shillings.

IN BASCHURCH HUNDRED.

The same Roger holds Forton, a,nd Osbern of him. Edmer held it. There are three hides. In the demesne is one ox-team, and two neatherds, and one villan and thirteen bordarii with two ox-teams and a half, and there might be two others there. There is a wood for fattening a hundred swine. In the time of king Edward it was worth twenty Shillings; afterwards the same ; now twenty-five Shillings. The same Roger holds Higford. Godwin held it and was a free man. There are three hides paying geld. Berner holds it of Roger. He has in demesne three ox-teams, and nine serfs, and one villan and six bordarii and two radmans with five ox-teams. There is a mill of eight Shillings. There is a wood for fattening a hundred swine. It was worth forty Shillings ; now sixty Shillings.

IN CONDETRET HUNDRED. The same Roger holds of the earl Wheathill. Elmund held it. There are three hides. In the demesne are two ox-teams, and ten serfs, and four villans with a provost have two ox-teams. In the time of king Edward it was worth forty Shillings ; now it is worth sixty Shillings, and pays rent one hawk.

IN BASCHURCH HUNDRED. Robert Fitz Theobald holds of Roger the earl Shiffnal. Morcar the earl held it. There are seven hides and a half paying geld. In the demesne are nine ox-teams, and twenty-six serfs, and thirty-seven villans and three bordarii and three radmans with twenty-seven ox-teams. There is a wood for fattening three hundred swine. In the time of king Edward it was worth fifteen pounds, and afterwards six Shillings ; now it pays rent fifteen pounds. The same Robert holds Kemberton. Alfric, Eimer, and Ulwin, and Edmer held it for four manors, and were free. There are three hides paying geld. . In the demesne are two ox teams, and four serfs, and three villans and three bordarii and one radman with one ox-team and a half among them all, and there might still be eight ox-teams there. There is a wood for fattening thirty swine. In the time of king Edward it was worth twenty-eight Shillings ; now fifteen Shillings.

IN RECORDINE HUNDRED. The same Robert holds Woodcote, and Tochi of him. Alfric held it. There are three hides. In the demesne is one ox team, and two neatherds, and one villan and three bordarii and three free men with two ox-teams among them all, and there might be three ox-teams more. It was worth twenty Shillings ; now ten Shillings. The same Robert holds a manor of one virgate of land, and Tochi of him, in the same hundred. It is land of one ox-team. There is one villan and two serfs, and they have nothing, It was worth five Shillings.

IN CONDOVER HUNDRED. Ranulf Peveril holds of Roger the earl Cressage. Edric held it, and was a free man. There is one hide and a half paying geld. In the demesne are three ox-teams, and eight serfs, and seven villans and eleven bordarii and four cotarii have four ox-teams, and there might be two more. There is a fisheryo f eight Shillings, and a wood for fattening two hundred swine. In the time of king Edward it was worth a hundred and ten Shillings ; now ten pounds. When he received it, it was worth six pounds.

IN HODNET HUNDRED. The same Ranulf holds Lacon. Elnod held it, and was a free man. There are two virgates of land and a half paying geld. In the demesne is half an ox-team, with one bordarius, and there might be half an ox- team more. It was worth five Shillings ; now three Shillings. 47 SCIROPESCIRE.

Isdem Rannulfus temet Westune. Edric Salvage tenuit. Ibi iii. hidas geldabiles. In dominio sunt ii. carucae, et viii. servi, et iii. villani et unus radman et ix. bordarii cum L caruca, et adhuc v. carucas possent ibi esse. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat lx. solidos, et post v. solidos ; modo xl. solidos. Isdem Rannulfus tenet Witehala. iEldid tenuit, et liber homo fuit. Ibi i. hida geldabilis*. In dominio est i. caruca, et ii. bovarii et ii. bordarii, et una caruca plus posset esse ibi. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat viii. solidos; modo v. solidos.

IN CONODOVRE HUNDREDO.

Radulfus de Mortemer tenet de Rogerio comite Schentune, et Helgod de eo. Azor, iElgar, et Saulf tenuerunt pro iii. maneriis, et liberi homines erant cum terris. Ibi iiB- hidae geldabiles. In dominio est i. caruca et dimidia, et ii. servi, et unus Francigena cum ix. bordariis habent ii. carucas, et tertia posset esse. Ibi molinum de x. solidis, et silva c. porcis incrassandis. Valebat xvii. solidos ; modo xx. solidos. IN CULVESTAN HUNDREDO.

Isdem Radulfus tenet Hantenetune, et Turstinus de eo. Ludi tenuit. Ibi i. hida et dimidia geldabiles. In dominio sunt ii. Caracas, et iiiL [servi] b,ovarii, et iL villani, et ii. bordarii et unus radman cum i. caruca, et alia caruca posset esse. Ibi molinum de cccc*18, anguillis. Valebat x. solidos, et post v. solidos ; modo x. solidos. Isdem Radulfus tenet ibidem unum manerium, et Ricardus de eo. Azor tenuit. Ibi i. hida et dimidia geldabiles. In dominio est i. caruca et dimidia, et iiii. servi, et ii. villani, et iL bordarii cum i. caruca. Valebat v. solidos; modo x. solidos.

IN OVRE HUNDREDO.

Isdem Radulfus tenet Caiham. Morcar comes tenuit. Ibi viii. hidas geldabiles. In dominio sunt iiiL hidas, et ibi ii. carucas, et ii. servi, et x. villani et v. bordarii cum iiii. carucis. Ibi molinum, et iiii. summas salis de Wich. Silva cc. porcis incrassandis, et ibi. iii haias. In toto manerio terra est xix. carucarum. De hac terra hujus manerii tenet Robertus Veci iii. hidas, et Walterus i. hidam, de Radulfo. In dominio habent ii. earucas, et vii. servos, et iiii. villanos et iiii. bordarios, cum i. caruca tantum. Totum manerium tempore regis Edwardi valebat viii. libras, et post lx. solidos. Modo quod tenet Radulfus xl. solidos ; quod milites, xxxviii. solidos. IN BASECHERCH HUNDREDO.

Isdem Radulfus tenet Eldone. Edric tenuit, et liber homo fuit. Ibi ii. hidas geldabiles. In dominio sunt ii. carucas, et vi. servi, et unus villanus, et ii. bordarii cum i. caruca, et adhuc ii. carucas possent esse. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat xxv. solidos, et postea fuit wasta ; modo valet xv. solidos. Isdem Radulfus tenet Celmeres. Eduinus comes tenuit. Ibi v. hidas geldabiles. In dominio sunt iii. carucas, et vi. servi, et xiii. villani, et viii. bordarii, cum vi. carucis. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat vi. libras, et post fuit wasta ; modo xl. solidos. Isdem Radulfus tenet Sudberie. Wiga tenuit, et liber homo fuit. Ibi i. hida geldabilis. In dominio sunt ii. carucas, et vi. servi, et vi. villani et iii. bordarii cum ii. carucis, et alias ii. plus possent esse. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat xx. solidos, et post fuit wasta ; modo xviii. solidos. Isdem Radulfus tenet Newentone, et Rogerius de eo. Azor tenuit, et liber homo fuit. Ibi dimidia hida. In dominio sunt ii. carucae, et ii. servi, et ii. villani et ii. bordarii cum i. caruca, et adhuc ii. carucas possent ibi esse. Tempore regis Edwardi et modo valet xvii. solidos. Isdem Radulfus tenet Burertone, et Helgot de eo. Azor tenuit. Ibi dimidia hida geldabilis. Terra est iii. carucarum. Ibi ii. villani habent i. carueam. Wasta fuit; modo valet ii. solidos. Radulfus tenet Costeford. Turgot tenuit, et liber homo fuit. Ibi una hida geldabilis. Terra est iii. carucarum. In dominio est una. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat xl. solidos, et post wasta fuit; modo v. solidos. IN CONDETRET HUNDREDO.

Isdem Radulfus tenet Hugelei. Godeva comitissa tenuit. Ibi iii. hidas geldabiles. In dominio est una caruca et dimidia, et vi. villani et vi. bordarii et unus radman habent ii. Caracas et dimidiam, et adhuc possent esse ii. carucas. Ibi silva xxxvi. porcis incrassandis. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat xv. solidos, et postea iii. solidos ; modo xviii. solidos. 48 SHROPSHIRE.

The same Ranulf holds Weston. Edric the Wild held it. There are three hides paying geld. In the demesne are two ox-teams, and eight serfs, and three villans and one radman and nine bordarii with one ox-team, and there might be fiveox-team s more there. In the time of king Edward it was worth sixty Shillings, and afterwards fiveShilling s ; now forty Shillings. The same Ranulf holds Whixall. iEldid held it, fand was a free man. There is one hide paying- geld. In the demesne is one ox-team, and two neatherds and two bordarii, and there might be one ox- team more there. In the time of king Edward it was worth eight Shillings; now fiveShillings .

IN CONDOVER HUNDRED. Ralph de Mortimer holds of Roger the earl Sheinton, and Helgod of him. Azor, iElgar, and Saulf held it for three manors, and were free men with their lands. There are two hides paying geld. In the demesne is one ox-team and a half, and two serfs, and one Frenchman with nine bordarii have two ox- teams, and there might be a third. There is a mill of ten Shillings, and a wood for fattening a hundred swine. It was worth seventeen Shillings ; now twenty Shillings.

IN CULVESTAN HUNDRED. The same Ralph holds Huntington, and Turstin of him. Ludi held it. There is one hide and a half paying geld. In the demesne are twö ox-teams, and four neatherds, and two villans and two bordarii and a radman with one ox-team, and there might be another ox-team. There is a mill of four hundred eels. It was worth ten Shillings, and afterwards fiveShillings ; now ten Shillings. The same Ralph holds in the same place a manor, and Richard of him. Azor held it. There is one hide and a half paying geld. In the demesne is one ox-team and a half, and four serfs, and two villans and two bordarii with one ox-team. It was worth five Shillings ; now ten Shillings. IN OVER HUNDRED. The same Ralph holds Cainham. Morcar the earl held it. There are eight hides paying geld. In the demesne are four hides, and there are two ox-teams, and two serfs, and ten villans and fivebordari i with four ox-teams. There is a mill, and three summas of salt from Wich. A wood for fattening two hun­ dred swine, and there are three haias. In the whöle manor the land is of nineteen ox-teams. Of this land of this manor Robert Veci holds three hides, and Walter one hide of Ralph. In the demesne they have two ox-teams, and seven serfs, and four villans and four bordarii, with one ox-team only. The whole manor in the time of king Edward was worth eight pounds, and afterwards sixty Shil­ lings ; now what Ralph holds, forty Shillings, what the knights hold, thirty-eight Shillings.

IN BASCHURCH HUNDRED. The same Ralph holds Eldon. Edric held it, and was a free man. There are two hides paying geld. In the demesne are two ox-teams, and six serfs, and one villan and two bordarii with one ox-team, and there might be two ox-teams more. In the time of king Edward it was worth twenty-five Shillings, and afterwards it was waste ; now it is worth fifteen Shillings. The same Ralph holds Chelmarsh. Edwin the earl held it. There are fivehide s paying geld. In the demesne are three ox-teams, and six serfs, and thirteen villans, and eight bordarii, with six ox-teams. In the time of king Edward it was worth six pounds, and afterwards it was waste ; now forty Shillings. The same Ralph holds Sidbury. Wiga held it, and was a free man. There is one hide paying geld. In the demesne are two ox-teams, and six serfs, and six villans and three bordarii with two ox-teams, and there might be two others. In the time of king Edward it was worth twenty Shillings, and afterwards it was waste ; now eighteen Shillings. The same Ralph holds Neenton, and Roger of him. Azor held it, and was a free man. There is half a hide. In the demesne are two ox-teams, and two serfs, and two villans and two bordarii with one ox-team, and there might be two ox-teams more there. In the time of king Edward and now it is worth seventeen Shillings. The same Ralph holds Burwarton, and Helgot of him. Azor held it. There is half a hide paying geld. It is land of three ox-teams. There two villans have one ox-team. It was waste. Now it is worth two Shillings. Ralph holds Cosford. Turgot held it, and was a free man. There is one hide paying geld. It is land of three ox-teams. In the demesne is one. In the time of king Edward it was worth forty Shillings, and afterwards was waste ; now five Shillings.

IN CONDETRET HUNDRED. The same Ralph holds Higley. Godiva the countess held it. There are three hides paying geld. In the demesne is one ox-team and a half, and six villans and six bordarii and one radman have two ox- teams and a half, and there might be two ox-teams more. There is a wood for fattening thirty-six swine. In the time of king Edward it was worth fifteen Shillings, and afterwards three Shillings; now eighteen Shillings. SCIROPESCIRE.

Isdem Radulfus tenet WaUone, et Ingelrannus de eo. Edric tenuit, et liber homo fuit. Ibi dimi­ dia hida geldabilis. In dominio est una caruca, et iiii. servi, et vi. bordarii. Valebat x. solidos ; modo viii. solidos. Wastam invenit. Isdem Radulfus tenet Barbingi, et Fech de eo. AM et Fech tenuerunt pro ii. maneriis. Ibi dimidia hida. Una virgata ex his duabus jacebat in Claiberie. Ibi modo ii. radmans. et ii. bordarii habent unam carueam. Valebat x. solidos ; modo vi. solidos. * Isdem Radulfus tenet Walle, et Ricardus de eo. Ulvric tenuit. Ibi i. hida. Terra est ii. caruca­ rum. Ibi est una cum ii. bovariis. Valebat vi. solidos ; modo viii. solidos. Isdem Radulfus tenet Cateschesleie, et Ulf de eo. Edric tenuit. Ibi dimidia hida. In dominio est una caruca, et ii. bovarii, et unus villanus et ii. bordarii cum i. caruca. Valuit vi. solidos et vi. dena­ rios ; modo viii. solidos. Isdem Radulfus tenet Ovretone, et Ingelranus de eo. Edric tenuit. Ibi ii. hidas. In dominio est i. caruca, et ii. bovarii, et iii. villani et ii. bordarii cum i. caruca. Valuit et valet xx. solidos.

IN RECORDIN HUNDREDO.

Radulfus tenet de comite Rogerio Prestune. Burrer tenuit. Ibi i. hida geldabilis. Terra est iiii. carucarum. In dominio est una, et ii. bovarii, et iii. villani cum i. caruca. Ibi dimidia leuua silvas. Valebat xl. solidos ; modo xx. solidos. Radulfus tenet de comite Rogerio Asnebruge. Ulf tenuit. Ibi ii. hidas geldabiles. Terra est iiii. carucarum. In dominio est una, et ii. bovarii, et iiii. villani et iii. bordarii cum ii. carucis. Ibi molinum reddens iii. summas annonas. ' Ibi i. miles habet dimidiam hidam hujus terras. Valuit et valet xx. solidos. Radulfus tenet de comite Rogerio Papelau. Orgrim et Ulvric tenuerunt pro ii. maneriis. Ibi iii. hidas geldabiles. Terra est vii. carucarum. In dominio est una caruca, et ii. servi, et v. villani cum iii. carucis. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat xlvi. solidos ; modo xii. solidos et iiii. denarios. Wastam invenit. Ricardus tenet de comite in Brochetone dimidiam hidam. Terra est i. carucae. Aisil tenuit pro uno manerio. Ibi est unus liber homo. Reddit xvL denarios.

IN ODENET HUNDREDO.

Wühlmus de Warene tenet de Rogerio comite Westone. Heraldus comes tenuit. Ibi vii. hidas et dimidia geldabiles. In dominio sunt iiii. carucae, et ii. servi, et vi. bovarii, et xxiii. villani et ix. bor­ darii et unus radman cum viii. carucis, et adhuc xiiii. carucas ibi possent esse. Ibi silva cccctis- porcis incrassandis, et ibi iii. haias. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat viii. libras ; modo x. libras.

IN ODENET HUNDREDO.

Willelmus Pantulf tenet de Rogerio comite Vlwardehge. Wigha et Eimer tenuerunt pro ii. mane­ riis, et liberi homines erant. Ibi iii. hidas geldabiles. Terra est iiii. carucarum. Ibi sunt iii. villani cum i. caruca, et unus radman. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat xvii. solidos; modo viii. solidos. Wastam invenit. Isdem Willelmus tenet Wieford. Carle tenuit. Ibi dimidia hida geldabilis. Terra est ii. carucarum. Ibi L villanus et unus bordarius habent i. carueam. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat x. solidos, et post viii. solidos; modo x. solidos. Isdem Willelmus tenet Hortune. Elveva tenuit, et libera femina fuit. Ibi ii. hidae geldabiles. Terra est iiii. carucarum. In dominio est dimidia caruca, et iL servi, et iii. bordarii cum dimidia caruca. Ibi silva lx. porcis incrassandis. Valuit et valet x. solidos. Isdem Willelmus tenet Werne. Wighe et Leuuinus et Alveva et ÜSlveva tenuerunt pro iiii. maneriis, et liberi erant. Ibi iiii. hidas geldabiles. Terra est viii. carucarum. In dominio est i. caruca, et ii. servi, et iiii. villani et viii. bordarii cum i. caruca. Ibi aira aeeipitris, et silva c. porcis incrassandis, et una haia. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat xxvii. solidos ; modo xl. solidos. Wastam invenit. Isdem Willelmus tenet Tirelire. Ulvric et Ravesuard tenuerunt pro ii. maneriis, et liberi fuerunt. Ibi i. hida geldabilis. Terra est ii. carucarum. Ibi iiii. villani et unus servus cum i. caruca. Valebat xvii. solidos; modo xx. solidos. Isdem Willelmus tenet Stanestune. Ordui et Alveva tenuerunt, et liberi fuerunt. Ibi ii. hidas geldabiles. Terra est ii. carucarum. Ibi iii. villani habent i. carueam. Silva lx. porcis incrassandis. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat vii. solidos; modo xx. solidos. Wastam invenit. 50 SHROPSHIRE.

The same Ralph holds Walton Savage, and Ingelrannus of him. Edric held it, and was a free man. There is half a hide paying geld. In the demesne is one ox-team, and four serfs, and six bordarii. It was worth ten Shillings ; now eight Shillings. He found it waste. The same Ralph holds Baveney, and Fech of him. AM and Fech held it for two manors. There is half a hide. One virgate of these two lay in Cleobury. There now two radmans and two bordarii have one ox-team. It was worth ten Shillings ; now six Shillings. The same Ralph holds Wall Town, and Richard of him. Ulfric held it. There is one hide. It is of two ox-teams. There is one with two neatherds. It was worth six Shillings ; now eight Shillings. The same Ralph holds Catsley, and Ulf of him. Edric held it. There is half a hide. In the de­ mesne is one ox-team, and two neatherds, and one villan and two bordarii with one ox-team. It was worth six. Shillings and sixpence ; now eight Shillings. The same Ralph holds Overton, and Ingelrannus of him. Edric held it. There are two hides. In the demesne is one ox-team, and two neatherds, and three villans and two bordarii with one ox-team. It was and is worth twenty Shillings.

IN RECORDINE HUNDRED. _ The same Ralph holds of earl Roger Preston-on-the-Wealdmoors. Burrer held it. There is one hide paying geld. It is land of four ox-teams. In the demesne is one, and two neatherds, and three villans with one ox-team. There is half a league of wood. It was worth forty- Shillings; now twenty Shillings. Ralph holds of earl Roger Isombridge. Ulf held it. There are two hides paying geld. It is land of four ox-teams. In the demesne is one, and two neatherds, and four villans and three bordarii with two ox- teams. There is a mill paying rent three summas of com. There one knight has half a hide of this land. It was and is worth twenty Shillings. _ Ralph holds of earl Roger Peplow. Orgrim and Ulfric held it for two manors. There are three hides paying geld. It is land of seven ox-teams. In the demesne is one ox-team, and two serfs, and five villans with three ox-teams. In the time of king Edward it was worth forty-six Shillings ; now twelve Shillings - and four pence. He found it waste. Richard holds of the earl in Brockton half a hide. It is land of one ox-team. Aisil held it for one manor. There is one free man. It pays rent sixteen pence.

IN HODNET HUNDRED. William de Warene holds of Roger the earl Weston. Harold the earl held it. There are seven hides and a half paying geld. In the demesne are four ox-teams, and two serfs, and six neatherds, and twenty- three villans and nine bordarii. and one radman with eight ox-teams, and there might be fourteen more ox- teams there. There is a wood for fattening four hundred swine, and there are in it three haias. In the time of king Edward it was worth eight pounds; now ten pounds.

IN HODNET HUNDRED.

William Pantulf holds of Roger the earl Wolverley. Wigha and Eimer held it for two manors, and were free men. There are three hides paying geld. It is land of four ox-teams. There are three villans with one ox-team, and one radman. In the time of king Edward it was worth seventeen Shillings ; now eight Shillings. He found it waste. The same William holds Great Withyford. Carle held it. There is half a hide paying geld. It is land of two ox-teams. There is one villan and one bordarius have one ox-team. In the time of king Edward it was worth ten Shillings, and afterwards eight Shillings; now ten Shillings. The same William holds Horton. Elveva held it, and was a free woman. There are two hides paying geld. It is land of four ox-teams. In the demesne is half an ox-team, and two serfs, and three bordarii with half an ox-team. There is a wood for fattening sixty swine. It was and is worth ten Shillings. The same William holds Wem. Wigha and Lewin and Alveva and ^Elveva held it for four manors, and were free. There are four hides paying geld. It is land of eight ox-teams. In the demesne is one ox-team, and two serfs, and four villans and eight bordarii with one ox-team. There is a hawk's eyry, and a wood for fattening a hundred swine, and a haia. In the time of king Edward it was worth twenty-seven Shillings ; now forty Shillings. He found it waste. The same William holds Tirley (Castle.) Ulfric and Ravensward held' it for two manors, and were free. There is one hide paying geld. It is land of two ox-teams. There are four villans and one serf with one ox-team. It was worth seventeen Shillings ; now twenty Shillings. The same William holds Edstaston. Ordui and Alveva held it, and were free, There are two hides paying geld. It is land of two ox-teams. There three villans have one ox-team. There is a wood for fattening sixty swine. In the time of king Edward it was worth seven Shillings ; now twenty Shillings. He found it waste.

51 SCIROPESCIRE.

Isdem Willelmus tenet Cote. Wighe et Grimchetel tenuerunt, et liberi homines fuerunt. Ibi. ii. hidas pro maneriis duobus, et geldant. Terra est iii. carucarum. Ibi ii. radmans cum i. villano habent i. carueam. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat xx. solidos; modo xii. solidos. Silva ibi lx. porcis incrassandis, et una haia. Isdem Willelmus tenet Alchetune. Eimer tenuit, et liber homo fuit. Ibi i. hida et una virgata gildabiles. Terra est v. carucarum. In dominio est dimidia caruca, et unus servus, et ii. villani et unus bordarius cum dimidia caruea. Silva c. porcis incrassandis. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat iiii. libras et iii. solidos, et postea similiter ; modo x. solidos tantum. Isdem Willelmus tenet unam bereuuicham Draitune. Goduinus tenuit, et liber homo fuit. Ibi ii. hidas geldabiles. Terra est viii. carucarum. In dominio est una, et ii. bovarii, et presbyter et iii. bordarii cum i. caruca. Valebat xx. solidos ; modo x. solidos. Isdem Willelmus tenet Harpecote. Turtin tenuit, et liber homo fuit. Ibi dimidia hida geldabilis. Terra est carucas et dimidas, Ibi i. radman habet dimidiam carueam. Valebat viii. solidos ; modo ii. solidos. Isdem Willelmus tenet Estune, et Walterus de eo. Ulviet et Eimer tenuerunt pro ii. maneriis, et liberi fuerunt. Ibi i. hida geldabilis. Terra est iii. carucarum. In dominio est una caruca, et unus servus, et L bovarius, et ii. bordarii. Silva xl. porcis incrassandis. Valebat xx. solidos ; modo x. solidos.

IN CONODOVRE HUNDREDO.

Isdem Willelmus tenet Begestan. Edric tenuit de episcopo de Hereford, et non poterat ab eo diver- tere, quia de victu suo erat, et ei prasstiaterat tantum in vita sua. Ibi est i. hida geldabilis. Terra est iii. carucarum. In dominio est una, et iiii. servii, et ii0, bordarii. Valebat x. solidos ; modo xxv. solidos. Isdem Willelmus tenet Nortune. Ulvric tenuit, et liber homo fuit. Ibi i. hida geldabilis. Terra est ' ii. carucarum. Ibi iii. villani cum i. bordario habent i. carueam. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat xfxx. solidos, et post ix. solidos ; modo xxv. solidos.

IN RECORDIN HUNDREDO.

Isdem Willelmus tenet Stocke, et Saffridus de eo. Algar tenuit. Ibi ii. hidas et dimidia geldabiles. Terra est v. carucarum. In dominio est una, et ii° bovarii et unus bordarius. Silvas i. leuua. Valebat xl. solidos ; modo viii. solidos. Isdem Willelmus tenet Corselle, et Saffridus de eo. Goduinus tenuit. Ibi iiffi hidas geldabiles. Terra est iiii. carucarum. Ibi est unus bordarius nil habens. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat xx. solidos, et post xl. solidos ; modo xii. denarios. Isdem Willelmus tenet Beteslauue. Goduinus tenuit. Ibi dimidia hida geldabilis. Terra est ii. carucarum. In dominio est dimidia caruca, et unus servus, et unus liber homo cum ii. bordariis. Valebat xi. solidos ; modo v. solidos. Isdem Willelmus tenet Buterel. Turchil tenuit. Ibi i. hida geldabilis. Terra est ii. carucarum. Ibi sunt iii. boves tantum. Valebat vi. solidos ; modo ii. solidos. Isdem Willelmus tenet Etone, et Warinus de eo. Wighe et Oviet tenuerunt pro iL maneriis. Ibi iii. hidas geldabiles. In dominio sunt ii. carucas, et iiii. bovarii, et ii. villani et i. bordarius cum dimidia caruca, et adhuc i. caruca et dimidia potest esse. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat xxxiii. solidos ; modo xx. solidos. Isdem Willelmus tenet Brochetone. Erniet tenuit. Ibi hida et dimidia geldabiles. Terra est iiii. carucarum. Ibi sunt v. bordarii, et nil habent. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat xxiiii. solidos. Modo pene wasta est. Warinus tenet. Isdem Willelmus tenet Hortune, et Warinus de eo. Erniet tenuit. Ibi iii. virgatas terras geldabiles'. Terra est i. carucas. Wasta est. Ibi est dimidia leuua silvas, et una haia. Isdem Willelmus tenet Lavehi. Erniet tenuit. Ibi dimidia hida geldabilis. Terra est i. carucas. Wasta fuit et est.

IN CULVESTAN HUNDREDO.

Isdem Willelmus tenet Ledewic, et Bernerus de eo, Ulvric tenuit. Ibi ii. hidas geldabiles. Terra est iiii. carucarum. In dominio est una caruca, et ii0' bovarii, et iL villani et iiii. bordarii cum i. caruca. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat xiii. solidos et iiii. denarios; modo x. solidos. Wastam invenit. Isdem Willelmus tenet Middeltone, et Berner de eo. Ulvric tenuit, et Eduinus, pro ii. maneriis. Ibi ii. hidas geldabiles. Terra est viii. carucarum. In dominio sunt ii. carucas, et iiiL bovarii, et unus villanus et viii. bordarii cum i. caruca, et molinum de ii. solidis. Valebat xx. solidos ; modo xiiii. solidos. 52 SHROPSHIRE.

The same William holds Cotton. Wighe and Grimchetel held it, and were free men. There are two hides for the two manors, and pay geld. It is land of three ox-teams. There two radmans with one villan have one ox-team. In the time of king Edward it was worth twenty Shillings ; now twelve Shillings. There is a wood there for fattening sixty swine, and one haia. The same William holds Alkington. Eimer held it, and was a free man. There is one hide and one virgate paying geld. It is land of five ox-teams. In the demesne is half an ox-team, and one serf, and two villans and one bordarius with half an ox-team. A wood for fattening a hundred swine. In the time of king Edward it was worth four pounds and three Shillings, and afterwards the same ; now ten Shillings only. The same William holds one berewick, Drayton. Godwin held it, and was a free man. There are two hides paying geld. It is land of eight ox-teams. In the demesne is one, and two neatherds, and a priest and two bordarii with one ox-team. It was worth twenty Shillings ; now ten Shillings. The same William holds Harcourt. Turtin held it, and was a free man. There is half a hide paying geld. It is land of one ox-team and a half. There one radman has half an ox-team. It was worth eight Shillings ; now ten Shillings. The same William holds Estune, and Walter of him. Ulviet and Eimer held it for two manors, and were free. There is one hide paying geld. It is land of three ox-teams. In the demesne is one ox-team, and one serf and one neatherd, and two bordarii. A wood for fattening forty swine. It was worth twenty Shillings; now two Shillings.

IN CONDOVER HUNDRED.

The same William holds Bayston. Edric held it of the bishop of Hereford, and it could not divert from him, for it was of his food and it had rendered him so much in his life time. There is one hide paying geld. It is land of three ox-teams. In the demesne is one, and four serfs, and two bordarii. It was worth ten Shillings ; now twenty-five Shillings. The same William holds Great Norton. Ulfric held it, and was a free man. There is one hide paying geld. It is land of two ox-teams. There three villans with one bordarius have one ox-team. In the time of king Edward it was worth thirty Shillings, and afterwards nine Shillings ; now twenty-five Shillings.

IN RECORDINE HUNDRED, The same William holds Stoke, and Sasfrid of him. Algar held it. There are two hides and a half paying geld. It is land of five ox-teams. In the demesne is one, and two neatherds, and one bordarius. Of wood one league. It was worth forty Shillings ; now eight Shillings. The same William holds Corselle, and Sasfrid of him. Godwin held it. There are two hides paying geld. It is land of four ox-teams. There is one bordarius having nothing. In the time of king Edward it was worth twenty Shillings, and afterwards forty Shillings; now twelve pence. The same William holds Beslow. Godwin held it. There is half a hide paying geld. It is land of two ox-teams. In. the demesne is half an ox-team, and one serf, and one free man with two bordarii. It was worth eleven Shillings; now fiveShillings . The same William holds Buttery. Turchil held it. There is one hide paying geld. It is land of two ox-teams. There are three oxen only. It was worth six Shillings ; now two Shillings. The same William holds Eyton-on-the-Wealdmoors, and Warin of him. Wighe and Oviet held it for two manors. There are three hides paying geld. In the demesne are two ox-teams, and four neatherds, and two villans and one bordarius with half an ox-team, and there may be an ox-team and a half more there. In the time of king Edward it was worth thirty-three Shillings ; now twenty Shillings. The same William holds Horton, and Warin of him. Erniet held it. There are three virgates of land paying geld. It is land of one ox-team. It is waste. There is half a league of wood, and one haia. The same William holds Lawley. Erniet held it. There is half a hide paying geld, It is land of one ox-team. It was and is waste.

IN CULVESTAN HUNDRED. The said William holds Upper Ledwich, and Berner of him. Ulfric held it. There are two hides paying geld. It is land of four ox-teams. In the demesne is one ox-team, and two neatherds, and two villans and four bordarii with one ox-team. In the time of king Edward it was worth thirteen Shillings and four pence ; now ten Shillings. He found it waste. The same William holds Middleton Higford, and Berni of him. Ulfric held it and Edwin, for two manors. There are two hides paying geld. It is land of eight ox-teams. In the demesne are two ox- teams and four neatherds, and one villan and eight bordarii with one ox-team, and a mill of two Shillings. It was worth twenty Shillings ; now fourteen Shillings. 53 SCIROPESCIRE.

Isdem Willelmus tenet Sudtone. Alvric tenuit. Ibi dimidia hida geldabilis. Terra est iL caru­ carum. In dominio est una cum ii. bovajiis et uno bordario. Valebat iii. solidos; modo ix. solidos. Wastam invenit. Isdem Willelmus tenet Merstun. Gamel et Ulvric tenuerunt. Ibi i. hida et dimidia geldabiles. Terra est iii. carucarum. In dominio est una caruca, et ii. servi et iii. bordarii. Valebat xv. solidos; modo x. solidos. Isdem Willelmus tenet Eslepe. Ulvric tenuit. Liber homo fuit. Ibi dimidia hida geldabilis. Terra est i. carucae. Ibi est unus liber homo cum i. caruca. Silva vi. porcis incrassandis. Valuit et valet v. solidos. Isdem Willelmus tenet Sudteich. Asci tenuit, et liber homo fuit. Ibi dimidia hida geldabilis. Terra est ii. carucarum. Valebat v. solidos ; modo reddit ii. solidos.

, IN CONDETRET HUNDREDO.

•Isdem Willelmus tenet Ingurdine. Eduinus tenuit, et liber homo fuit. Ibi i. virgata terras gelda­ bilis. Terra est dimidias carucas. In dominio est cum L servo. Valuit et valet v. solidos.

IN PATINTUN HUNDREDO.

Willelmus tenet Buchehaie. Eimer tenuit. Ibi i. virgata. Terra est dimidias Caracas. Wasta fuit et est. IN ODENET HUNDREDO.

Willelmus Malbedeng tenet de Rogerio comite Gravekungre. iElvric et Ulgar tenuerunt pro iL maneriis, et liberi fuerunt. Ibi i. hida geldabilis. Terra est iiii. carucarum. Ibi ii. radmans habent i. carueam. Ibi i. haia. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat xiii. solidos; modo xii. solidos. Wastam invenit. Isdem Willelmus tenet Waure. Leuuin et Edric tenuerunt pro ii. maneriis, et liberi fuerunt. Ibi i. hida geldabilis. Terra est iii. carucarum. Ibi ii. radmans habent i. carueam cum iii. bordariis. Silva lx. porcis incrassandis. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat xxiii. solidos ; modo x. solidos. Wastam invenit. Isdem WillelmuS tenet Derintune. Leuuin et Edric tenuerunt pro ii. maneriis, et liberi fuerunt. Ibi i. hida geldabilis. Terra est iii. carucarum. Ibi est unus radman cum i. caruca, et uno bordario. Silva c. porcis incrassandis. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat xiiii. solidos ; modo viii. solidos. Wastam invenit. Isdem Willelmus tenet Anelege. Edric tenuit. Ibi i, virgata terras geldabilis. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat v. solidos ; modo wasta est. •

IN BASECHERCH HUNDREDO.

Walchelinus tenet de Rogerio comite Grivehsul. Leuiet et Godric, Seuuard et Algar tenuerunt pro iii. maneriis, et liberi fuerunt. Ibi iL hidae geldabiles. Terra est ii. carucarum. Ibi sunt iii. liberi homines, et reddunt vii. solidos per annum. Hase terra valebat xxxii. solidos tempore regis Edwardi.

IN ELNOELSTRUI HUNDREDO.

Isdem Walchelinus tenet Faventrei. Ulchetel, Archetel, Ulviet, iEluui, Orduui, et Ordric tenuerunt pro vi. maneriis, et isti teini liberi fuerunt. Ibi ii. hidas geldabiles. Terra est v. carucarum. In dominio est una caruca et dimidia, et unus servus, et ii. villani et v. bordarii cum ii. carucis. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat xxvii. solidos ; modo xx. solidos. Wastam invenit.

IN ELNOELSTRUI HUNDREDO.

Osbemus tenet de Rogerio comite Beshesovre, et Robertus de eo. Bruniht tenuit, et liber homo fuit. Ibi dimidia hida geldabilis. Terra est iL carucarum. In dominio est una caruca, et iiii. bordarii cum i. caruca. Silva xxx. porcis incrassandis. Valebat vii. solidos ; modo x. solidos. Isdem Osbernus tenet Broctone. Bruniht tenuit, qui supra. Ibi i. virgata terras et viii. acras. Terra est i. Caracas. Ibi est unus bordarius cum ii. bobus. Valebat viii. solidos ; modo xii. denarios. Wastam invenit.

54 SHROPSHIRE.

The same William holds Little Sutton. Alfric held it. There is half a hide paying geld. It is land of two ox-teams. In the demesne is one, with two neatherds and one bordarius. It was worth three Shillings; now nine Shillings. He found it waste. The same William holds Marston. Gamel and Ulfric held it. There is one hide and a half paying geld. It is land of three ox-teams. In the demesne is one ox-team, and two serfs and three bordarii. It was worth fifteenShilling s ; now ten Shillings. The same William holds Sleap. Ulfric held it, and was a free man. There is half a hide paying geld. It is land of one ox-team. There is one free man with one ox-team. A wood for fattening six swine. It was and is worth five Shillings. The same William holds Sudteich. Asci held it, and was a free man. There is half a hide paying geld. It is land of two ox-teams. It was worth fiveShilling s ; now it pays rent two Shillings.

IN CONDETRET HUNDRED. The same William holds Ingwardine. Edwin held it, and was a free man. There is one virgate of land paying geld. It is land of half an ox-team. It is in the demesne, with one serf. It was and is worth five Shillings.

IN PATINTON HUNDRED. The same William holds Buchehaie. Eimer held it. There is one virgate. It is land of half an ox- team. It was and is waste.

IN HODNET HUNDRED. William Malbedeng holds of Roger the earl Gravenhunger. Alfric and Ulgar held it for two manors, and were free. There is one hide paying geld, It is land of four ox-teams. There two radmans have one ox-team. There is one haia. In the time of king Edward it was worth thirteen Shillings ; now twelve Shillings. He found it waste. The same William holds Woore. Lewin and Edric held it for two manors, and were free. There is one hide paying geld. It is land of three ox-teams. There two radmans have one ox-team with three bordarii. A wood for fattening sixty swine. In the time of king Edward it was worth twenty-three Shillings ; now ten Shillings. He found it waste. The same William holds Dorrington. Lewin and Edric held it for two manors, and were free. There is one hide paying geld. It is land of three ox-teams. There is one radman with one ox-team and one bordarius. A wood for fattening a hundred swine. In the time of king Edward it was worth fourteen Shillings; now eight Shillings. He found it waste. The same William holds Onneley. Edric held it. There is one virgate of land paying geld. In the time of king Edward it was worth fiveShilling s ; now it is waste.

IN BASCHURCH HUNDRED. Walchelin holds of Roger the earl Grinshill. Leviet and'Godric, and Sewar and Algar, held it for three manors, and were free. There are two hides paying geld. It is land of two ox-teams. There are three free men and pay rent seven Shillings a year. This land was worth thirty-two Shillings in the time of king Edward.

IN ELNOELSTRUI HUNDRED. The same Walchelin holds Faintree. Ulchetel, Archetel, Ulviet, iElwi, Ordwi, and Ordne held it for six manors, and these thains were free. There are two hides paying geld. It is land of five ox- teams. In the demesne is one ox-team and a half, and one serf and two vülans and five bordarii with two ox-teams. In the time of king Edward it was worth twenty-seven Shillings ; now twenty Shillings. He found it waste.

IN ELNOELSTRUI HUNDRED. Osbern holds of Roger the earl Badger, and Robert of him. Bruniht held it, and was a free man, There is half a hide paying geld. It is land of two ox-teams. In the demesne is one ox-team, and four bordarii with one ox-team. A wood for fattening thirty swine. It was worth seven Shillings ; now ten Shillings. The same Osbern holds Brockton. Bruniht above-mentioned held it. There is one virgate of land and eight acres. It is land of one ox-team. There is one bordarius with two oxen. It was worth eight «hillings ; now twelve pence. He found it waste.

4ö SCIROPESCIRE.

Isdem Osbernus tenet Ruitone. Wivar et Bricstual tenuerunt pro ii. maneriis. Ibi v. hidas gelda­ biles. Terra est viii. carucarum. In dominio sunt ii. carucas, et iiL servi, cum iii. bordariis. Ibi molinum reddens viii. sextarios sihginis. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat xxx. solidos ; modo xx. solidos. Wastam invenit.

IN BASECHERCH HUNDREDO.

Odo tenet de Rogerio comite Horedlei. Algar et Dunniht tenuerunt pro ii. maneriis, et liberi fuerunt. Ibi iL hidas geldabiles. Terra est iii. carucarum. Ibi v. villani et v. bordarii cum ii. carucis. Silva lx. porcis incrassandis. Tempore regis Edwardi wasta fuit. Modo reddit xv. solidos. Isdem Odo tenet Udeford et Ruitone. Levenot tenuitpro ii. maneriis. Ibi i. hida et dimidia geldabiles. Terra est iiii. carucarum. Ibi iiii. villani et ii. bordarii habent ii. Caracas. In dominio est una caruca, et ii. bovarii. Silva xl. porcis incrassandis, et v. piscarias in censu villanorum. Tempore regis Edwardi wasta fuit, et post valuit xiii. solidos ; modo xx. solidos.

IN MERSET HUNDREDO.

Isdem Odo tenet Wiche. Eduinus comes tenuit, Ibi vii. hidas cum iii. berewichis. Terra est x. carucarum et geldat. In dominio sunt iii. carucas, et vi. bovarii, et iiii. bordarii cum i. caruca. Ibi piscaria nil reddens, et silva in qua est una haia. Wasta fuit. Modo valet xv. solidos.

IN RECORDIN HUNDREDO.

Turold tenet de Rogerio comite Langeford. Eduinus comes tenuit. Ibi vi. hidas cum iiii. berewichis et geldant. In dominio sunt ii.ra hidas, et ibi viii. villani habent iii. carucas. Duo milites tenent de eo iiii. hidas, et ibi habent iii. carucas, et iiii. bovarios, et vii. villanos et iii. bordarios, et unum radman cum iii. carucis et dimidia, et adhuc possent esse iiii. carucae. Ibi molinum. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat totum manerium ix. libras ; modo xliiii. solidos. Wastam invenit. Isdem Turoldus tenet Catewinde. Godeva comitissa tenuit. Ibi iii. hidae geldabiles. Terra est viii. carucarum. In dominio sunt iii., et vi. bovarii, et ii. villani et iii. bordarii cum i. caruca. Ibi presbyter, et molinum cum ii. piscariis reddentes v. solidos et lxiiii. stichas anguillarum. Ibi. silva parva. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat xxv. solidos ; modo 1. solidos. Wastam invenit. Isdem Turoldus tenet Plivesdone. Eduinus comes tenuit. Ibi i. hida geldabilis. Terra est iiii. carucarum. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat viii. solidos. Wastam invenit et est. Isdem Turoldus tenet Semebre. Ulgar tenuit. Ibi i. hida et dimidia. Terra est vii. carucarum. Unus miles tenet de eo, et habet i. carueam, et v. bordarios cum ii. carucis, et molinum lxiiii. denarios reddens. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat xlv. solidos ; modo xvi. solidos. Wastam invenit. Isdem Turoldus tenet Hugle, et Walterus de eo. Batsuen tenuit. Ibi ii. hidas geldabiles. Terra est v. carucarum. In dominio sunt ii. carucas, et iiii. bovarii, et molinum de lxiiii. denariis. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat xx. solidos; modo xvi. solidos. Wastam invenit. Isdem Turoldus tenet Lavelie, et Hunnit de eo. Ibi L hida geldabilis. Terra est ii. carucarum. In dominio est una, et iiii. servi, et unus villanus ibi. Valuit xii. solidos ; modo x. solidos.

IN ODENET HUNDREDO.

Isdem Turoldus tenet Bardestune. Ulgar tenuit, et liber homo fuit. Ibi L hida geldabilis. Terra est v. carucarum. In dominio est una, et ii. bovarii, et iii. bordarii cum i. caruca. Ibi molinum de iii. solidis. Silva lx. porcis incrassandis. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat xx. solidos; modo x. solidos. Wastam invenit. Isdem Turoldus tenet Draitune. Godeva comitissa tenuit. Ibi i. hida geldabilis. Terra est v. carucarum. In dominio est una, cum iL bovariis, et uno villano. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat viii. -solidos ; modo vi. solidos et viii. denarios. Wastam invenit.

IN B ASECH ERC HUNDREDO. Ipse Turoldus tenet Mortone, et Hunnit de eo cum fratre suo. Ipsi tenuerunt et liberi homines fuerunt. Ibi i. hida geldabilis. Terra est iL carucarum. Ibi sunt, cum v. servis, et uno bordario. Valebat x. solidos ; modo xvi. solidos. Ipsi tenuerunt tempore regis Edwardi.

56 SHROPSHIRE.

The same Osbern holds Ruyton. Wivar and Bricstual held it for two manors. There are five hides paying geld. It is dand of eight ox-teams. In the demesne are two ox-teams, and three serfs, with three bordarii. There is a mill paying eight sestiers of rye. In the time of king Edward it was worth thirty Shillings ; now twenty Shillings. He found it waste.

IN BASCHURCH HUNDRED. Odo holds of Roger the earl Hordeley. Algar and Dunniht held it for two manors, and were free. There are two hides paying geld. It is land of three ox-teams. There are five villans and five bordarii with two ox-teams. A wood for fattening sixty swine. In the time of king Edward it was waste ; now it pays fifteen Shillings. The same Odo holds Udeford and Ruyton. Levenot held them for two manors. There is one hide and a half paying geld. It is land of four ox-teams. There four villans and two bordarii have two ox- teams. In the demesne is one ox-team and two neatherds. A wood for fattening sixty swine, and five fisheries underlet to the villans. In the time of king Edward it was waste, and afterwards was worth thirteen Shillings ; now twenty Shillings.

IN MERSET HUNDRED. The same Odo holds Wykey Edwin the earl held it. There are seven hides with three berewicks. It is land of ten ox-teams, and pays geld. In the demesne are three ox-teams, and six neatherds, and four bordarii with one ox-team. There is a fishery paying nothing, and a wood in which is a haia. It was waste ; now it is worth fifteen Shillings.

IN RECORDINE HUNDRED. Turold holds of Roger the earl Longford. Edwin the earl held it. There are six hides with four berewicks and they pay geld. In the demesne are two hides, and there eight villans have three ox-teams. Two knights hold of him four hides, and have there three ox-teams, and four neatherds, and seven villans and three bordarii, and one radman with three ox-teams and a half, and there might be four ox-teams more. There is a mill. In the time of king Edward the whole manor was worth nine pounds ; now forty- four Shillings. He found it waste. The same Turold holds Chetwynd. Godiva the countess held it. There are three hides paying geld. It is land of eight ox-teams. In the demesne are three, and six neatherds, and two villans and three bordarii with one ox-team. There is a priest, and a mill with two fisheries paying fiveShilling s and sixty- four sticks of eels. There is a small wood. In the time of king Edward it was worth twenty-five Shillings ; now fiftyShillings . He found it waste. The same Turold holds Pilson. Edwin the earl held it. There is one hide paying geld. It is land of four ox-teams. In the time of king Edward it was worth eight Shillings. He found it waste, and it is. The same Turold holds Sambrook. Ulgar held it. There is one hide and a half. It is land of seven ox-teams. One knight holds of him, and has one ox-team, and five bordarii with two ox-teams, and a mill paying sixty-four pence. In the time of king Edward it was worth forty-five Shillings ; now sixteen Shillings. He found it waste. The same Turold holds Howle, and Walter of him. Batsuen held it, There are two hides paying geld. It is land of five ox-teams. In the demesne are two ox-teams, and four neatherds, and a mill of sixty-four pence. In the time of king Edward it was worth twenty Shillings ; now sixteen Shillings. He found it waste. The same Turold holds Lawley, and Hunnit of him. There is one hide paying geld. It is land of two ox-teams. In the demesne is one, and four serfs, and one villan there. It was worth twelve Shillings ; now ten Shillings.

IN HODNET HUNDRED. The same Turold holds Bearstone. Ulgar held it, and was a free man. There is one hide paying geld. It is land of fiveox-teams . In the demesne is one, and two neatherds and three bordarii with one ox-team. There is a mill of three Shillings. A wood for fattening sixty swine. In the time of king Edward it was worth twenty Shillings ; now ten Shillings. He found it waste. The same Turold holds Little Drayton. Godiva the countess held it. There is one hide paying geld. It is land of five ox-teams. In the demesne is one, with two neatherds and one villan. In the time of king Edward it was worth eight Shillings ; now six Shillings and eightpence. He found it waste.

IN BASCHURCH HUNDRED. The same Turold holds Moreton Corbet, and Hunnit of him with his brother. They held it, and were free men. There is one hide paying geld. It is land of two ox-teams. There they are with five serfs, and one bordarius. It was worth ten Shillings ; now sixteen Shillings. They held it in the time of king Edward. 57 SCIROPESCIRE.

Isdem Turoldus tenet Preston, et Hunnit de eo. Ipse Hunni et Ulviet tenuerunt et liberi fuerunt. Ibi i. hida et dimidia pro ii. maneriis, et geldabat. Terra est ii. carucarum. In dominio est una, et iL servi, et iii. villani. Valebat et valet modo xiii. solidos.

IN ELNOELSTRUI HUNDREDO.

Isdem Turoldus tenet Wilit, et Hunnit de eo. Ipse tenuit, et liber fuit. Ibi dimidia hida geldabilis. Terra est ii. carucarum. Ibi sunt cum ii. villanis et ii. bordariis. Valebat et valet v. solidos.

IN CONODOVRE HUNDREDO.

Isdem Turoldus tenet Piceforde. Edric et Levric et Ulvric tenuerunt pro iii. maneriis, et liberi fuerunt. Ibi iii. hidas geldabiles. Terra est v. carucarum. In dominio sunt iii., et iii. servi, et iii. bovarii, et i. villanus et iii. bordarii et faber et unus radman cum ii. carucis. Ibi silva c. porcis incras­ sandis. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat viii. solidoss et post xvi. solidos ; modo xl. solidos. Isdem Turoldus tenet Wigewic. Elmar tenuit, et liber homo fuit. Ibi i. hida geldabilis. Terra est iL carucarum. Ibi est in dominio, et iiii. servi, et ii. villani et i. bordarius, cum dimidia caruca. Silva 1. porcis incrassandis. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat xv. solidos, et post iii. solidos ; modo x. solidos.

IN CONODOVRE HUNDREDO.

Picol tenet de Rogerio comite Brantune. Ernui et Eimer tenuerunt pro ii. maneriis, et liberi homines fuerunt. Ibi iii. hidas geldabiles. Terra est vi. carucarum. In dominio est una et dimidia, et iii. bovarii, et vii. villani et ii. bordarii cum ii. carucis et dimidia. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat xxv. solidos, et post xx. solidos ; modo xl. solidos.

IN RINLAU HUNDREDO.

Isdem Picot tenet Munete, et Levric de eo. Ipse tenuit, et liber homo fuit. Ibi i. hida et dimidia geldabiles. Terra est iii. carucarum et dimidias. In dominio est una caruca et dimidia, et ii. servi, et iiii. villani et iiii. bordarii cum ii. carucis. Ibi i. haia. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat lx. solidos ; modo xxx. solidos. Isdem Picot tenet Clutune. Elmund et Ulvric et iElmund tenuerunt pro iii. maneriis, et liberi fuerunt. Ibi iiii. hidas geldabiles. Terra est xii. carucarum. In dominio sunt ii. carucas, et vi. servi, et iiii. villani et viii. bordarii et unus radman cum ii. carucis. Ibi v. haias fuerunt. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat vii. libras et xiiii. solidos, et post v. solidos ; modo xl. solidos. Isdem Picot tenet Cluneberie. Suen tenuit. Hoc manerium nunquam geldavit nee hidatum fuit. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat iiii. libras. Ibi erant vi. carucas. Isdem Picot tenet Chenpitune. Isdem Suen tenuit. Ibi iiii. hidas geldabiles. Terra est in his iL1™3 maneriis xiiii. carucarum. In dominio sunt iiii. et xiii. servi, et viii. villani et ii. bordarii cum v. carucis, et ii. Waleis reddunt xiiii. denarios. Ibi silva c. porcis incrassandis, et ibi iii. haias. Haec ii. maneria valebant tempore regis Edwardi viii. libras, et post iii. libras ; modo vi., libras. Isdem Picot tenet Hope. Edric tenuit, et liber homo fuit. Ibi vii. hidas geldabiles. Terra est xiiii. carucarum. In dominio sunt ii. carucas, et vi. servi, et xiiii. villani et faber et praspositus cum vi. carucis. Ibi ii. haias. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat x. libras, et post iii. libras ; modo vii. libras. Isdem Picot tenet Sibetune. Suen tenuit, et liber homo fuit. Ibi ii. hidae geldabiles. Terra est iii. carucarum. In dominio est una, et iiii. servi, et ii. radmans cum i, caruca. Ibi silva c. porcis incrassandis. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat xx. solidos ; et modo xxx, solidos. Isdem Picot tenet Clune. Edric tenuit, et liber homo tenuit. Ibi xv. hidas geldabiles. Terra est lx. carucarum. In dominio sunt iL, et v. servi, et x. villani et iiii. bordarii cum v. carucis, et molinum .serviens curiae, et iiii. Walenses reddunt ii. solidos et iiii. denarios. De hac terra tenet Walterus de Picot ii. hidas, et Picot miles iii. hidas, et Gisloldus ii. hidas, Hi habent iii. carucas, et ii. servos et ii. bovarios, et viii. villanos et iiii. bordarios, et iL Waleis, cum ii. carucis inter omnes. Ibi ii. radmans reddunt ii. animalia de censu. Totum manerium tempore regis Edwardi valebat xxv. libras, et post iii. libras, modo quod Picot habet vi. libras et v. solidos; quod milites, iiii. libras v. solidos minus.

58 SHROPSHIRE.

The same Turold holds Preston, and Hunnit of him. Hunnit himself and Ulviet held it, and were free. There is one hide and a half for the two manors, and pays geld. It is land of two ox-teams. In the demesne is one, and two serfs, and three villans. It was and now is worth thirteen Shillings.

IN ELNOELSTRUI HUNDRED. The same Turold holds Willey, and Hunnit of him. He held it, and was free. There is half a hide paying geld. It is land of two ox-teams. There they are with two villans and two bordarii. It was and is worth five Shillings.

IN CONDOVER HUNDRED. The same Turold holds Pitchford. Edric and Leofric and Ulfric held it for three manors, and were free. There are three hides paying geld. It is land of five ox-teams. In the demesne are three, and three serfs, and three neatheards, and one villan and three bordarii and a smith and a radman with two ox-teams. There is a wood for fattening a hundred swine. In the time of king Edward it was worth eight Shillings, and afterwards sixteen Shillings ; now forty Shillings. The same Turold holds Wiggwi. Elmar held it, and was a free man. There is one hide paying geld. It is land of two ox-teams, There it is in demesne, and four serfs and two villans and one bordarius with half an ox-team. A wood for fattening fifty swine. In the time of king Edward it was worth fifteen Shillings, and afterwards three Shillings ; now ten Shillings. / IN CONDOVER HUNDRED. Picot holds of Roger the earl Brompton. Ernui and Eimer held it for two manors, and were free men. There are three hides paying geld. It is land of six ox-teams. In the demesne is one and a half, and three neatherds, and seven villans and two bordarii with two ox-teams and a half. In the time of king Edward it was worth twenty-five Shillings, and afterwards twenty Shillings ; now forty Shillings.

IN RINLAU HUNDRED. The same Picot holds Myndtown, and Leofric of him. He held it, and was a free man. There is one hide and a half paying geld. It is land of three ox-teams and a half. In the demesne is one ox- team and a half, and two serfs, and four villans and four bordarii with two ox-teams. There is one haia. In the time of king Edward it was worth sixty Shillings ; now thirty Shillings. The same Picot holds Clunton. Elmund and Ulfric and iElmund held it for three manors, and were free. There are three hides paying geld. It is land of twelve ox-teams. In the demesne are two ox- teams, and six serfs, and four villans and eight bordarii and one radman with two ox-teams. There were five haias. In the time of king Edward it was worth seven pounds and fourteen Shillings, and afterwards five Shillings; now forty Shillings. The same Picot holds Clunbury. Suen held it. This manor never paid geld, nor was valued in hides. In the time of king Edward it was worth four pounds. There were six ox-teams. The same Picot holds Kempton. The same Suen held it. There are four hides paying geld. There is land in these two manors of fourteen ox-teams. In the demesne are four, and thirteen serfs, and eight villans and two bordarii, with fiveox-teams , and two Welshmen pay fourteen pence. There is a wood for fattening a hundred swine, and there are three haias. These two manors were in the time of king Edward worth eight pounds, and afterwards three pounds; now six pounds. The same Picot holds Hopesay. Edric held it and was a free man. There are seven hides paying geld. It is land of fourteen ox-teams. In the demesne are two ox-teams, and six serfs, and fourteen villans and a smith and a provost with six ox-teams. There are two haias. In the time of king Edward it was worth ten pounds, and afterwards three pounds ; now seven pounds. The same Picot holds Sibdon. Suen held it and was a free man. There are two hides paying geld. It is land of three ox-teams. In the demesne is one, and four serfs, and two radmans with one ox-team. There is a wood for fattening a hundred swine. In the time of king Edward it was worth twenty Shillings, and now thirty Shillings. The same Picot holds Clun. Edric held it, and held it as a free man. There are fifteenhide s paying geld. It is land of sixty ox-teams. In the demesne are two, and five serfs, and ten villans and four bordarii with five ox-teams, and a mill serving the courthouse, and four Welshmen pay two Shillings and four pence. Of this land Walter holds of Picot two hides, and Picot the knight three hides, and Gisloldus two hides. These have three ox-teams, and two serfs and two neatherds, and eight villans and four bordarii and two Welshmen with two ox-teams among them all. There two radmans pay two beasts in rent. The whole manor in the time of king Edward was worth twenty-five pounds, and afterwards three pounds ; now, what Picot has is worth six pounds and five Shillings; what the knights have, four pounds five Shillings less. 59 SCIROPESCIRE,

Isdem Picot tenet Posselau. Ulvric tenuit, et liber homo fuit. Ibi i. hida geldabilis. Terra est ii. carucarum. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat xv. solidos. Wasta est. Isdem Picot tenet Berlie. Ulvric tenuit. Ibi dimidia hida. Isdem Picot tenet Obelie. iElmund tenuit. Ibi ii hidas. Has terrae wastas fuerunt et sunt. Isdem Picot tenet Opetune. Edric tenuit, et liber homo fuit. Ibi ii. hidas geldabiles. Terra est iiii. carucarum. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat xl. solidos ; modo wasta est. Isdem Picot tenet Cozetune. Suein tenuit, et liber homo fuit. Ibi i. hida geldabilis. Terra est iii. carucarum. In dominio est una, et ii. villani et unus bordarius cum i. caruca. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat xx. solidos ; modo similiter. Isdem Picot tenet Egedune. Suein tenuit, et liber homo fuit. Ibi ii. hidae geldabiles. Terra est ix. carucarum. In dominio sunt ii88- et vi. servi, et v. villani et unus bordarius cum iii. carucis. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat lx. solidos, et post xv. solidos ; modo xxx. solidos.

IN BASECHERC HUNDREDO.

Isdem Picot tenet Witesot. Hunnith tenuit, et liber homo fuit. Ibi iii. hidas geldabiles. Terra est v. carucarum. In dominio sunt iL Caracas, et ix. servi et iiii. villani et unus radman et faber cum ii. carucis inter omnes. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat xl. solidos, et post lx. solidos ; modo vi. libras. Isdem Picot tenet Gellidone. Hunnith tenuit. Ibi ii. hidas geldabiles. Terra est v. carucarum. In dominio est una, et iiii. servi, et iii. villani et iiii. bordarii et unus radman cum ii. carucis inter omnes. Silva ibi xxiiii. porcis incrassandis. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat xv. solidos, et post tantundem ; modo xl. solidos. Isdem Picot tenet Weshope. Elmundus tenuit. Ibi ii. hidas geldabiles. Terra est iiii. carucarum. In dominio sunt ii.89- et vi. servi, et iiii. villani cum i. caruca. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat xv. solidos, et post vi. solidos, modo xxv. solidos.

IN LENTEURDE HUNDREDO.

Isdem Picot tenet Wistanestune, et ii. milites de eo. Spirtes presbyter tenuit. Ibi ii. hidas gelda­ biles. Terra est viii. carucarum. Ibi sunt vi. villani et presbyter et iii. bordarii et unus radman cum iiii. carucis. Valet xx. solidos. Isdem Picot tenet Caurtune. iEcclesia sancti Almundi tenuit in elemosyna. Ibi dimidia hida geldabilis. Terra est i. carucas. Wasta fuit et est. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat iii. solidos. Picot tenet injuste. Isdem Picot tenet de comite iii. virgatas terras in Lenteurde, et Fulco de eo. Terra est ii. carucarum. Reddit v. solidos. Isdem Picot tenet Chinbaldescote. iEcclesia Sanctas Marias de Brunfelde tenuit. Ibi v. hidas gel­ dabiles, cum una bereuuicha. Terra est vii. carucarum. Wasta fuit et est. Ibi iii. haias. Isdem Picot tenet Munetune. Edricus tenuit. Ibi i. hida geldabilis. Terra est ii. carucarum. Wasta fuit et est. Ibi i. haia. Isdem Picot tenet Edretehope. Edricus tenuit. Ibi ii. hidas et una virgata geldabiles. Terra est vi. carucarum. Wasta fuit et est. Ibi ii. haias. Isdem Picot tenet Clone. Gunuuardus tenuit. .Ibi vi. hidas geldabiles. Terra est xv. carucarum. In dominio sunt iiL et viii. servi, et viii. villani et iiii. bordarii cum iiii. carucis. Ibi molinum de iiii. denariis. De hac terra tenet Fulco de Picot i.. hidam et dimidiam, et habet ii. Caracas in dominio, et iiii. bovarios, et iii. villanos et iii. bordarios cum iii. carucis, et molinum de xxxii. denariis. Totum tempore regis Edwardi valebat xii. libras, et post xxx. solidos; modo iiii. libras inter totum. Isdem Picot tenet Betietetune, et Fulco de eo. Ulvric tenuit. Ibi ii. hidae geldabiles. Terra est iiii. carucarum. Wasta fuit et est. Isdem Picot tenet Edelactune, et Bernardus de eo. Ibi iii. hidas et iii. virgatas geldabiles. Terra est viii. carucarum. In dominio est una caruca cum iL bovariis. Valet vL solidos. Ibi una leuua silvas. Wasta fuit et est ex parte magna. Isdem Picot tenet Hibrihteselle, et Fulco de eo. Ulchetel tenuit. Ibi una virgata terrae geldabilis. Terra est i. carucas. Ibi est cum ii. bordariis. Valet iiii. solidos.

IN DODENET HUNDREDO.

Helgot tenet de Rogerio comite Nortune. Azor tenuit, et liber homo fuit. Ibi iii. hidas geldabiles. Terra est vi. carucarum. Ibi est unus radman cum i. caruca, et iiii. villani cum ii. carucis. Silva cc. porcis incrassandis. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat xxx. solidos ; modo xx. solidos.

60 SHROPSHIRE.

The same Picot holds Purslow. Ulfric held it, and was a free man. There is one hide paying geld. It is land of two ox-teams. In the time of king Edward it was worth fifteenShillings . It is waste. The same Picot holds Barlow. Ulfric held it. There is half a hide. The same Picot holds Obley. iElmund held it. There are two hides. These lands were and are waste. The same Picot holds Hopton. Edric held it and was a free man. There are two hides paying geld. It is land of four ox-teams. In the time of king Edward it was worth forty Shillings ; now it is waste. The same Picot holds Corston. Swein held it, and was a free man. There is one hide paying geld. It is land of three ox-teams. In the demesne is one, and two villans and one bordarius with one ox-team. In the time of king Edward it was worth twenty shülings ; now the same. The same Picot holds Edgton. Swein held it and was a free man. There are two hides paying geld. It is land of nine ox-teams. In the demesne are two, and six serfs, and five villans and one borda­ rius with two ox-teams. In the time of king Edward it was worth sixty Shillings, and afterwards fifteen Shillings ; now thirty Shillings.

IN BASCHURCH HUNDRED,

The same Picot holds Fitz. Hunnith held it, and was a free man. There are three hides paying geld. It is land of fiveox-teams . In the demesne are two ox-teams, and nine serfs, and four villans and one radman and a smith with two ox-teams among them all. In the time of king Edward it was worth forty Shillings; and afterwards sixty Shillings ; now six pounds. The same Picot holds Merrington. Hunnith held it. There are two hides paying geld. It is land of five ox-teams. In the demesne is one, and four serfs, and three villans and four bordarii and one radman with two ox-teams among them all. There is wood for fattening twenty-four swine. In the time of king Edward it was worth fifteenShillings , and afterwards the same sum; now forty Shillings. The same Picot holds Westhope. Elmund held it. There are two hides paying geld. It is land of four ox-teams. In the demesne are two, and six serfs, and four villans with one ox-team. In the time of king Edward it was worth fifteenShillings , and afterwards six Shillings; now twenty-five Shillings.

IN LENTEURDE HUNDRED. The same Picot holds Wistanstow, and two knights of him. Spirtes the priest held it. There are two hides paying geld. It is land of eight ox-teams. There are six villans and a priest and three bordarii and one radman with four ox-teams. It is worth twenty Shillings. The same Picot holds Caurton. The church of St. Alkmund held it in alms. There is half a hide paying geld. It is land of one ox-team. It was and is waste. In the time of king Edward it was worth ihree Shillings. Picot holds it unjustly. The same Picot holds of the county three virgates of land in Leintwardine, and Fulco of him. It is land of two ox-teams. It pays rent five Shillings. The same Picot holds Chinbaldescote. The church of St. Mary of Bromfield held it. There are five hides paying geld, with one berewick. It is land of seven ox-teams. It was and is waste. There are three haias. The same Picot holds Munetun. Edric held it. There is one hide paying geld. It is land of two ox-teams. It was and is waste. There is one haia. The same Picot holds Edretehope. Edric held it. There are two hides and one virgate paying geld. It is land of six ox-teams. It was and is waste. There are two haias. The same Picot holds Clungunford. Gunward held it. There are six hides paying geld. It is land of fifteenox-teams . In the demesne are three, and eight serfs, and eight villans and four bordarii with four ox-teams. There is a mill of fifty-fourpence . Of this land Fulk holds of Picot one hide and a half, and has two ox-teams in demesne, and four neatherds, and three villans and three bordarii with three ox-teams, and a mill of thirty-two pence. The whole in the time of king Edward was worth twelve pounds, and afterwards thirty Shillings ; now four pounds in the whole. The same Picot holds Bedston, and Fulk of him. Ulfric held it. There are two hides paying geld. It is land of four ox-teams. It was and is waste. The same Picot holds Edelactune, and Bernard of him. There are three hides and three virgates paying geld. It is land of eight ox-teams. In the demesne is one ox-team, with two neatherds. It is worth six Shillings. There is one league of wood. It was waste and is in great part. The same Picot holds Hibrihteselle, and Fulk of him. Ulchetel held it. There is one virgate of land paying geld. It is land of one ox-team. There it is, with two bordarii. It is worth four Shillings.

IN HODNET HUNDRED. Helgot holds of Roger the earl Norton. Azor held it, and was a free man. There are three hides paying geld. It is land of six ox-teams. There is one radman with one ox-team, and four villans with two ox-teams. A wood for fattening two hundred swine. In the time of king Edward it was worth thirty Shillings ; now twenty Shillings. £1 SCIROPESCIRE.

IN PATINTUNE HUNDREDO.

Isdem Helgot tenet Cleie. Alvric tenuit, et liber homo fuit. Ibi i. hida geldabilis. Terra est iiii. carucarum. In dominio est una, et iiii. servi, et ii. villani cum i. caruca, et ii. bordarii, et molinum serviens curias. Valebat viii. solidos ; modo x. solidos. Isdem Helgot tenet Melicope. Gamel tenuit, et liber fuit. Ibi i. hida geldabilis. Terra est iii. carucarum. In dominio est una, et iiii servi. Valebat 1. solidos ; modo xv. solidos. Isdem Helgot tenet Oxibola. Edric et Siuuardus tenuerunt pro ii. maneriis, et liberi erant. Ibi i. hida geldabilis. Terra est iiii.or carucarum. In dominio est dimidia, et unus bovarius, et unus villanus et unus bordarius et unus Francigena cum caruca et dimidia. Valebat xi. solidos ; modo viii. solidos. Isdem Helgot tenet Stantune. Chetel tenuit, et liber homo fuit. Ibi ii. hidas geldabiles. Terra iii. carucarum. Ibi est unus radman cum dimidia caruca, et unus servus et unus bordarius. Valebat viii. solidos ; modo iii. solidos. Isdem Helgot tenet Stantune. Genust et Eluuard, Dunning et Elveva, pro iiii. maneriis, et liberi erant cum suis terris. Ibi iii. hidae geldabiles. Terra est vi. carucarum. Ibi habet Helgot castellum, et ii. Caracas in dominio, et iiii. servos, et iii. villanos, et iii. bordarios et unum Francigenam cum iii. carucis et dimidia. Ibi aecclesia et presbyter. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat xviii. solidos; modo xxv. solidos. Wastam invenit. IN CONODOVRE HUNDREDO.

Isdem Helgot tenet Prene, et Ricardus de eo. Eduinus tenuit, et liber homo fuit. Ibi iii. hidas geldabiles. Terra est iii. carucarum. In dominio est una caruca, et iiii. servi. De hac terra habet Gode­ boldus i. hidam, et ibi habet unam carueam, et unum servum, et unum villanum et unum bordarium cum i caruca. Silva c. porcis. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat xx. solidos; modo x. solidos. Wastam invenit. Isdem Helgot tenet Harlege. Edric, Ulmar, Elmund, et Edric tenuerunt pro iiii. maneriis, et liberi homines fuerunt. Ibi iiii. hidas geldabiles. Terra est iiii. carucarum et dimidias. In dominio est una caruca, et dimidia, et iii. servi, et unus villanus et unus bordarius. Ibi molinum, et silva c. porcis incrassandis. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat xxi. solidos ; modo xl. solidos. Wastam invenit. Isdem Helgot tenet Balleurdine. Elmundus tenuit, et liber homo fuit. Ibi dimidia hida geldabilis. Terra est ii. carucarum. In dominio est dimidia caruca, et unus servus, et ii. bordarii cum dimidia caruca. Valebat x. solidos ; modo iiii. solidos. IN BASECHERCH HUNDREDO.

Isdem Helgot tenet Feitone. Alvric, iEluuard, et Alchen tenuerunt, et liberi homines fuerunt, pro iii. maneriis. Ibi iii. virgatas terras geldabiles. Terra est v. carucarum. In dominio est una caruca, et iii. servi, et iii. villani cum i. caruca. Bernardus tenet de Helgot. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat xiiii. solidos ; modo xv. solidos. IN ELNOELSTRUI HUNDREDO. Isdem Helgot tenet Bosle. Gethne tenuit, et liber homo fuit. Ibi i. hida geldabilis. Terra est iL carucarum. In dominio est una, et iiii. servi, et iiii. bordarii et unus radman cum i. caruca. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat xvi. solidos et unum denarium ; modo xii. solidos. Wastam invenit. Isdem Helgot tenet Madolea. Austinus tenuit. Ibi dimidia hida geldabilis. Liber fuit. Ricardus tenet de Helgot. Terra est vi. carucarum. In dominio est una caruca, et iii. servi, et unus radman cum dimidia caruca, et ii. bordarii. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat xxx. solidos; modo xi. solidos;. cum reeepit, ii. solidos. Isdem Helgot tenet Cerlecote. Elsi tenuit, et liber fuit. Ibi dimidia hida geldabilis. Terra est ii. carucarum. Wasta est et fuit. Valebat x. solidos. IN RECORDIN HUNDREDO.

Isdem Helgot tenet Ofitone. Genut et Elveva tenuerunt pro ii. maneriis et liberi fuerunt. Ibi v. hidas geldabiles. Terra est xii. carucarum. In dominio est caruca et dimidia, et iii. servi, et iiii. ancillae, et iii. villani, et ii. bordarii et iL Francigenae cum ii. carucis. Ibi silvas dimidia leuua. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat xxx. solidos ; modo similiter. . IN CULVESTAN HUNDREDO. Isdem Helgot tenet Sudtone, et Herbertus deeo. Alvric tenuit, et liber fuit. Ibi ii. hidae gel­ dabiles. Terra est v. carucarum. In dominio sunt ü'8' et iiii. bovarii, et iiii. villani et unus bordarius cum iii. carucis. Ibi molinum de iii. solidis. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat xx. solidos; modo xxv. solidos. Wastam invenit.

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IN PATIN TUNE HUNDRED. The same Helgot holds Clee St. Margaret. Alfric held it, and was a free man. There is one hide paying geld. It is land of four ox-teams. In the demesne is one, and four serfs, and two villans with one ox-team, and two bordarii, and a mill serving the court-house. It was worth eight Shillings; now ten Shillings. The same Helgot holds Millichope. Gamel held it, and was a free man. There is one hide paying geld. It is land of three ox-teams. In the demesne is one, and four serfs.

IN CONDOVER HUNDRED. The same Helgot holds Preen, and Richard of him. Edwin held it, and was a free man. There are three hides paying geld. It is land of three ox-teams. In the demesne is one ox-team and four serfs. Of this land Godebold has one hide, and. there he has one ox-team, and one serf, and one villan and one bor­ darius with one ox-team. A wöod for a hundred swine. In the time of king Edward it wasv worth twenty Shillings ; now ten Shillings. He found it waste. The same Helgot holds Harley. Edric, Ulmar, Elmund, and Edric held it for four manors, and were free men. There are four hides paying geld. It is land of four ox-teams and a half. In the demesne is one ox-team and a half, and three serfs. and one villan and one bordarius. There is a mill, and a wood for fattening a hundred swine. In the time of king Edward it was worth twenty-one Shillings ; now forty Shillings. He found it waste. The same Helgot holds Belswardine. Elmund held it, and was a free man. There is half a hide paying geld. It is land of two ox-teams. In the demesne is half an ox-team, and one serf, and two bordarii with half an ox-team. It was worth ten Shillings ; now four Shillings.

IN BASCHURCH HUNDRED. The same Helgot holds Feiton Butler. Alfric, iElward, and Alchen held it, and were free men, for three manors. There are three virgates of land paying geld. It is land of five ox-teams. In the demesne is one ox-team, and three serfs, and three villans with one ox-team. Bernard holds it of Helgot. In the time of king Edward it was worth fourteen Shillings ; now fifteen Shillings.

IN ELNOELSTRUI HUNDRED. The same Helgot holds Broseley. Gethne held it, and was- a free man. There is one hide paying geld., It is land of two ox-teams. In the demesne is one, and four serfs, and four bordarii and one radman with one ox-team. In the time of king Edward it was worth sixteen Shillings and one penny ; now twelve Shillings. He found it waste. The same Helgot holds Meadowley. Austin held it. There is half a hide paying geld. He was free. Richard holds it of Helgot. It is land of six ox-teams. In the demesne is one ox-team and three serfs, and one radman with half an ox-team, and two bordarii. In the time of king Edward it was worth thirty Shillings ; now eleven Shillings ; when he received it, two Shillings. The same Helgot holds Charlcott. EM held it, and was free. There is half a hide paying geld. It is land of two ox-teams. It is and was waste. It was worth ten Shillings.

IN RECORDINE HUNDRED. The same Helgot holds Uffington. Genut and Elveva held it for two manors, and were free men. There are five hides paying geld. It is land of twelve ox-teams. In the demesne is an ox-team and a half, and three serfs, and four maid-serfs, and three villans and two bordarii and two Frenchmen with two ox-team^ There is half a league of wood. In the time of king Edward it was worth thirty Shillings; now the same. IN CULVESTAN HUNDRED. The same Helgot holds Great Sutton, and Herbert of him. Alfric held it, and was free. There are two hides paying geld. It is land of five ox-teams. In the demesne are two, and four neatherds, and four villans and one bordarius with three ox-teams. There is a mill of three Shillings. In the time of king Edward it was worth twenty Shillings; now twenty-five Shillings. He found it waste. 63 SCIROPESCIRE.

Isdem Helgot tenet Scemntone. Revensuard tenuit, et liber homo fuit. Ibi i. hida geldabilis. Terra est iiii. carucarum. In dominio sunt ii83, et iiii. servi, et ii. ancillas, et iii. villani cum ii. carucis. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat xii. solidos ; modo xv. solidos. Isdem Helgot tenet Possetorne. Alfric tenuit. Ibi i. virgata terras geldabilis. Terra est dimidias carucas. Wasta fuit et est. Isdem Helgot tenet Bolledone. Seuuardus et Elmundus tenuerunt pro ii. maneriis, et liberi fuerunt. Ibi ii. hidas geldabiles. Terra est iii. carucarum. In dominio sunt ii. carucas, et iiii. bovariL Valebat viii. solidos ; modo xv. solidos. Wastam invenit.

IN LENTEURDE HUNDREDO.

Isdem Helgot tenet J&lmundestune. Edricus tenuit. Ibi i. hida geldabilis. Terra est iiii. caruca­ rum. In dominio est una, et ii. servi, et v. villani cum i. caruca. Valebat xii. solidos ; modo viii. solidos.

IN LENTEURD HUNDREDO.

Hugo filius Turgisi tenet de Rogerio comite Elmundewic. Edricus tenuit cum i. bereuuiche. Ibi iiiL hidas geldabiles. Terra est vi. carucarum. Ibi ix. villani habent iii. carucas. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat xii. solidos ; modo viii. solidos. Wasta fuit.

IN CONODOVRE HUNDREDO.

Hugo tenet de comite Wildredelega. Chetel tenuit, et liber fuit. Ibi iL8 hidas geldabiles. Terra est iiii. carucarum. In dominio est una, et iiiL servi, et iii. villani cum i. caruca. Silva ibi c. porcis incras­ sandis. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat xxx. solidos ; modo xx. solidos ; cum recipit, x. solidos.

IN CULVESTAN HUNDREDO.

Isdem Hugo tenet Fordritishope. Edric Salvage tenuit. Ibi iii. hidas geldabiles. Terra est vi. carucarum. In dominio sunt iL, et iiii. servi et ii® ancillas, et ii. villani cum i. caruca. Silvas ii. leuuas. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat xxv. solidos ; modo xv. solidos.

IN RECORDIN HUNDREDO.

Gerardus tenet de Rogerio comite Chinardeseie. Willegrip tenuit. Ibi i. hida geldabilis. Terra est iiii. carucarum. In dominio est i. caruca, et iii. servi, et iiii. villani et iii. bordarii cum ii. carucis. Tem­ pore regis Edwardi valebat xxi. solidos; modo xviii. solidos. Isdem Girardus tenet Opetone. Goduinus tenuit. Ibi ii. hidas geldabiles. Terra est v. carucarum. In dominio sunt iii. carucas, et vi. bovarii, et v. villani et iiii. bordarii cum ii. carucis. Silva i. leuua longa, •et ibi i. haia. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat xxv. solidos ; modo xxxi. solidos. Wastam invenit. Isdem Girardus tenet Sawesberie. Edricus et Eliet tenuerunt pro ii. maneriis. Ibi hida et dimidia geldabiles. Terra est viii. carucarum. In dominio est una, et ii. servi, ascclesia et presbyter, et iii. bordarii •et unus liber homo, et molinum de v. solidis. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat xii. solidos ; modo xvi. solidos. Isdem Girardus tenet Cerlintone. _ Ulviet tenuit. Ibi iii. hidas geldabiles. Terra est vi. carucarum. In dominio est una et dimidia, et iii. bovarii, et ii. villani et iii. bordarii cum i. caruca. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat xxiii. solidos ; modo xxii. solidos. Wastam invenit. Isdem Girardus tenet CestuUe. Leduui tenuit. Ibi i. hida et iii. virgatas geldabiles. Terra est v. carucarum. In dominio est una, et ii. servi, et ii. bordarii, et unus radman cum L caruca. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat xv. solidos; modo similiter.

IN ODENET HUNDREDO.

Isdem Girardus tenet Sanford. Ulviet tenuit, et liber fuit. Ibi iii. hidas geldabiles. Terra est iii carucarum. In dominio est una et dimidia, et ii. servi, et iiii. villani cum i. caruca. Ibi silva xxx. porcis incrassandis, et haia. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat xv. solidos ; modo x. solidos. Wastam invenit. Isdem Girardus tenet Elhurdine. Dodo tenuit, et liber homo fuit. Ibi i. hida et tertia pars alterius hidas geldabiles.

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_ The same Helgot holds Steventon. Revensward held it, and was a free man. There is one hide paying geld. It is land of four ox-teams. In the demesne are two, and four serfs, and two maid-serfs and three villans with two ox-teams. In the time of king Edward it was worth twelve Shillings • now fifteen Shillings. ö ' _ The same Helgot holds Upper Poston. Alfric held it. There is one virgate of land paying geld. It is land of half an ox-team. It was and is waste. The same Helgot holds Bouldon. Seward and Elmund held it for two manors, and were free There are two hides paying geld. It is land of three ox-teams. In the demesne are two ox-teams and four neatherds. It was worth eight Shillings ; now fifteen Shillings. He found it waste.

IN LENTEURDE HUNDRED.

The same Helgot holds Alcaston. Edric held it. There is one hide paying geld. It is land of four ox-teams. In the demesne is one, and two serfs, and five villans with one ox-team. It was worth twenty Shillings; now eight Shillings.

IN LENTEURDE HUNDRED. Hugh, son of Turgisus, holds of Roger the earl Elmundewic. Edric held it with one berewick There are four hides paying geld. It is land of six ox-teams. There nine villans have three ox-teams. In the time of king Edward it was worth twelve Shillings ; now eight Shillings. It was waste.

IN CONDOVER HUNDRED. Hugh holds of the earl Wilderley. Chetel held it, and was free. There are two hides paying geld. It is land of four ox-teams. In the demesne is one, and four serfs, and three villans with one ox-team. There is a wood there for fattening a hundred swine. In the time of king Edward it was worth thirty Shillings ; now twenty Shillings ; when he received it, ten Shillings.

IN CULVESTAN HUNDRED.

The same Helgot holds Hope Bowdler. Edric the Wild held it. There are three hides paying geld- It is land of six ox-teams. In the demesne are two, and four serfs and two maid-serfs, and two villans with one ox-team. Two leagues of wood. In the time of king Edward it was worth twenty-five Shillings; now fifteenShillings .

IN RECORDINE HUNDRED.

Girard holds of Roger the earl Kinnersley. Willegrip held it. There is one hide paying geld. It is land of four ox-teams. In the demesne is one ox-team, and three serfs, and four villans and three bor­ darii with two ox-teams. In the time of king Edward it was worth twenty-one Shillings ; now eighteen Shillings. The same Girard holds Uppington. Godwin held it. There are two hides paying geld. It is land of five ox-teams. In the demesne are two ox-teams, and six neatherds, and five villans and four bordarii with two ox-teams. _ A wood one league long, and therein a haia. In the time of king Edward it was worth twenty-five Shillings ; now thirty-one Shillings. He found it waste. The same Girard holds Shawbury. Edric and Eliet held it for two manors. There are a hide and a half paying geld. It is land of eight ox-teams. In the demesne is one, and two serfs, a church and a priest, and three bordarii and one free man, and a mill of five Shillings. In the time of king Edward it was worth twelve Shillings ; now sixteen Shillings. The same Girard holds Cherrington. Ulviet held it. There are three hides paying geld. It is land of six ox-teams. In the demesne is one and a half, and three neatherds, and two villans and three bordarii with one ox-team. In the time of king Edward it was worth twenty-three Shillings ; now twenty-two Shillings. He found it waste. The same Girard holds Chesthill. Ledwi held it. There is one hide and three virgates paying geld. It is land of five ox-teams. In the demesne is one, and two serfs, and two bordarii, and one radman with one ox-team. In the time of king Edward it was worth fifteen Shillings ; now the same.

IN HODNET HUNDRED. The same Girard holds Sandford. Ulviet held it, and was free. There are three hides paying geld. It is land of three ox-teams. In the demesne is one and a half, and two serfs, and four villans with one ox-team. There is a wood for fattening thirty swine, and a haia. In the time of king Edward it was worth fifteen Shillings ; now ten Shillings. He found it waste. The same Girard holds Ellardine. Dodo held it, and was a free man. There is one hide and the third part of another hide paying geld. 65 SCIROPESCIRE,

Isdem Girardus tenet Hatune. Godric tenuit, et liber fuit. Ibi dimidia hida et iiffi partes unius virgatas geldabiles. Terra est iii. carucarum in his ii. maneriis. In dominio sunt ii. et iiii. servi, et ii. bovarii, et vi. bordarii cum i. caruca. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat xxxviii. solidos ; modo xx. solidos. Wastam invenit. Isdem Girardus tenet Baitune. Ulchete tenuit, et liber homo fuit. Ibi iii. hidas geldabiles. Terra est vi. carucarum. In dominio sunt ii. carucas, et ii. servi, et ii. bovarii, et iii. bordarii cum i. caruca. Ibi molinum, et silva lx. porcis incrassandis, et ibi ii. haias. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat xl. solidos ; modo xxx. solidos. Isdem Girardus tenet Walanceslau. Ulviet tenuit, et liber homo fuit. Ibi iii. hidas geldabiles. Terra est v. carucarum. In dominio est una caruca, et ii. servi, et unus homo ibi reddit xl. denarios. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat x. solidos ; modo xii. solidos. Isdem Girardus tenet Istefelt. Ulviet tenuit, et liber homo fuit. Ibi ii. hidas geldabiles. Terra est iiii. carucarum. Ibi est presbyter et ii. bordarii, cum i. caruca. Ibi silva lx. porcis incrassandis, et ii. haias. Valebat xv. solidos ; modo x. solidos. Isdem Girardus tenet Uhretone. Oschetel tenuit, et liber homo fuit. Ibi i. hida geldabilis. Terra est iiii. carucarum. In dominio sunt iL, et vii. servi, et iii. villani et ii. bordarii et unus radman cum L caruca. Ibi molinum de x, solidis, et silva quater xx. porcis incrassandis. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat xv. solidos; modo xxv. solidos. Wastam invenit.

IN PATINTUN HUNDREDO.

Isdem Girardus tenet Rohalle, et Gerelmus de eo. Oschil tenuit, et liber homo fuit. Ibi dimidia hida geldabilis. Terra est iL carucarum. In dominio est dimidia caruca, et ii. bovarii, et iii. bordarii cum dimidia caruca. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat vi. solidos; modo viii. solidos.

IN BASECHERCH HUNDREDO.

Isdem Girardus tenet Betford, et Robertus de eo. Oschetel et Dodo tenuerunt pro ii. maneriis, et liberi homines fuerunt. Ibi iii. hidas geldabiles. Terra est iii. carucarum. In dominio est una, et iii. servi, et iii. villani et ii. viduas feminas cum i. caruca. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat vii. solidos; et post v. solidos; modo xx. solidos. Isdem Girardus tenet Prestone, et Robertus de eo. Bertunt tenuit, et liber homo fuit. Ibi i. virgata terrae. Terra est dimidias carucae. Wasta fuit, et est.

IN ELNOELSTRUI HUNDREDO.

Isdem Girardus tenet Sudtone. Morcar comes tenuit. Ibi iiii. hidas geldabiles. Terra est xii. carucarum. In dominio sunt ii. carucas, et vi. servi, et xii. villani et iiii. bordarii cum vii. carucis, et quidam miles habet ibi L carueam et ii. servos. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat xl. solidos; modo similiter. Isdem Girardus tenet Etone, et Willelmus de eo. Turgod tenuit, et liber homo fuit. Ibi dimidia hida geldabilis. Terra est iii. carucarum. In dominio est una, et unus servus, et iiii. bordarii, et unus hospes reddit ii. solidos. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat xii. solidos; modo xi. solidos. Wastam invenit. Isdem Girardus tenet Stochetone, et Hugo de eo. Eduinus et Ordui tenuerunt pro ii. maneriis, et liberi homines fuerunt. Ibi i. hida geldabilis. Terra est iii. carucarum! In dominio est dimidia caruca, et unus servus, et unus villanus et i. bordarius cum dimidia caruca. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat xii. solidos; modo iiii. solidos.

IN ODENET HUNDREDO.

Nigellus tenet de Rogerio comite Eidredelei. Edricus tenuit, et liber homo fuit. Ibi iii. hidas geldabiles. Terra est vi. carucarum et dimidia. In dominio est una, et ii. bovarii, et iiii. villani cum i. caruca. Ibi ii. haias. Valuit et valet xv. solidos. Isdem Nigellus tenet Savintune. Dodo tenuit, et liber fuit. Ibi dimidia hida geldabilis. Terra est iiii. carucarum. In dominio est dimidia, et ii. servi, et iii. bordarii cum dimidia caruca Valebat xii. solidos; modo xv. solidos. Wastam invenit. Isdem Nigellus tenet Sponelege. Dunning tenuit, et liber fuit. Ibi i. hida geldabilis. Terra est ii. carucarum. Wasta fuit et est. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat xx. solidos. 66 SHROPSHIRE.

The same Girard holds Cold Hatton. Godric held it, and was free. There is half a hide and two parts of one virgate paying geld. There is land of three ox-teams in these two manors. In the demesne are two, and four serfs, and two neatherds, and six bordarii with one ox-team. In the time of king Edward it was worth thirty-eight Shillings ; now twenty Shillings. He found it waste. The same Girard holds Betton. Ulchete held it, and was a free man. There are three hides paying geld. It is land of six ox-teams. In. the demesne are two ox-teams, and two serfs, and two neatherds, and three bordarii with one ox-team. There is a mill, and a wood for fattening sixty swine, and there are two haias. In the time of king Edward it was worth forty Shillings ; now thirty Shillings. The same Girard holds Longslow. Ulviet held it, and was a free man. There are three hides paying geld. It is land of five ox-teams. In the demesne is one ox-team, and two serfs, and one man there paying a rent of forty pence. In the time of king Edward it was worth ten Shillings ; now twelve Shillings The same Girard holds Ightfield. Ulviet held it, and was a free man. There are two hides paying geld. It is land of four ox-teams. There is a priest and two bordarii with one ox-team. There is a wood for fattening sixty swine, and two haias. It was worth fifteenShilling s ; now ten Shillings. The same Girard holds Woolverton. Oschetel held it, and was a free man. There is one hide paying geld. It is land of four ox-teams. In the demesne are two, and seven serfs, and three villans and two bordarii and one radman with one ox-team. There is a mill of ten Shillings, and a wood for fattening eighty swine. In the time of king Edward it was worth fifteenShilling s ; now twenty-five Shillings. He found it waste.

IN PATINTON HUNDRED.

The same Girard holds Ruthall, and Gerelm of him. Oschil held it, and was a free man. There is half a hide paying geld. It is land of two ox-teams. In the demesne is half an ox-team, and two neat­ herds, and three bordarii with half an ox-team. In the time of king Edward it was worth six Shillings ; now eight Shillings.

IN BASCHURCH HUNDRED.

The same Girard holds Besford, and Robert of him. Oschetel and Dodo held it for two manors, and were free men. There are three hides paying geld. It is land of three ox-teams. In the demesne is one, and three serfs, and three villans and two widow women with one ox-team. In the time of king Edward it was worth seven Shillings, and afterwards fiveShilling s ; now twenty Shillings. The same Girard holds Preston Brockhurst, and Robert of him. Bertunt held it, and was a free man. There is one virgate of land. It is land of half an ox-team. It was and is waste.

IN ELNOELSTRUI HUNDRED.

The same Girard holds Sutton Maddock. Morcar the earl held it. There are four hides paying geld It is land of twelve ox-teams. In the demesne are two ox-teams, and six serfs, and twelve villans and four bordarii with seven ox-teams, and a certain knight has there one ox-team and two serfs. In the time of king Edward it was worth forty Shillings ; now the same. The same Girard holds Eton, and William of him. Turgod held it, and was a free man. There is half a hide paying geld. It is land of three ox-teams. In the demesne is one, and one serf, and four bordarii, and one guest paying two Shillings. In the time of king Edward it was worth twelve Shillings ; now eleven Shillings. He found it waste. The same Girard holds Stockton, and Hugh of him. Edwin and Ordwi held it for two manors, and were free men. There is one hide paying geld. It is land of three ox-teams. In the demesne is half an ox-team, and one serf, and one villan and one bordarius with half an ox-team. In the time of king Edward it was worth twelve Shillings ; now four Shillings.

IN HODNET HUNDRED.

Nigellus holds of Roger the earl Adderley. Edric held it, and was a free man. There are three hides paying geld. It is land of six ox-teams and a half. In the demesne is one, and two neatherds, and four villans with one ox-team. There are two haias. It was and is worth fifteenShillings . The same Nigellus holds Shavington. Dodo held it, and was free. There is half a hide paying geld. It is land of four ox-teams. In the demesne is half one, and two serfs, and three bordarii with half an ox- team. It was worth twelve Shillings ; now fifteenShillings . He found it waste. The same Nigellus holds Spoonley. Dunning held it, and was free. There is one hide paying geld. It is land of two ox-teams. It was and is waste. In the time of king Edward it was worth twenty Shillings.

67 SCIROPESCIRE.

Isdem Nigellus tenet Caurihalle. Edmasr et Eluui tenuerunt pro ii. maneriis, et liberi fuerunt eum his terris. Ibi i. hida et iii. virgatas. Terra est vi. carucarum. Hase terra geldat. In dominio est una, et ii. bovarii, et iiii. villani cum i. caruca. Silva xx. porcis incrassandis. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat xviii. solidos; modo xx. solidos et unum aeeipitrem reddit.

IN CONODOVRE HUNDREDO. Normannus tenet de Rogerio comite Cantelop. Edric tenuit, et liber homo fuit. Ibi i. hida geldabilis. Terra est iiii. carucarum. In dominio sunt iL, et vi. servi, et iiii. villani cum i. caruca. Ibi molinum de x. solidis. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat xx. solidos, et post iiii. libras et x. solidos; modo ex. solidos. Isdem Normannus tenet Lege. Ulviet et Wictric et Elfac tenuerunt pro iii. maneriis, et liberi fuerunt. Ibi i. hida geldabilis. Terra est ii. carucarum. In dominio sunt ipsas cum iiii. bovariis et i. bordario. Ibi molinum de vi. solidos. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat xiii. solidos ; modo iii. libras. Wastam invenit.

IN BASECHERCH HUNDREDO.

Isdem Normannus tenet Cohsmere. Aldiet tenuit. Ibi ii.a hidas geldabiles. Terra est iiii. caruca­ rum et dimidias. In dominio est una, et ii. villani et ii. bordarii cum dimidia caruca, et iiii. hospites ibi reddunt xl denarios. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat x. solidos ; modo xxx. solidos. Wastam invenit. Isdem Normannus tenet Estone, et Fulcher de eo. Elnod tenuit. Ibi. ii. hidas geldabiles et dimidia. Terra est vii. carucarum. Wasta fuit. Modo est ad firmam pro xxxvi. solidis. • In Chereltone est una hida quas tempore regis Edwardi fuit wasta et est.

IN ELNOELSTRUI HUNDREDO.

Isdem Normannus tenet Albriestone. Algar et Godhit tenuerunt pro ii. maneriis. Ibi i. hida et dimidia geldabiles. Terra est iiii. carucarum. In dominio sunt iii., et xiii. servi, et iii. villani et iii. bordarii cum L caruca. Ibi silva c. porcis incrassandis. Sed modo est in manu regis. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat xxi. solidos ; modo xvi. solidos. Wastam invenit. Isdem Normannus tenet Bispetone. Turgod tenuit, et liber homo fuit. Ibi i. hida geldabilis. Terra est vi. carucarum. Ibi ii. Francigenas cum iiii. villanis et ii. bordarii habent iii. carucas. Ibi silva x. porcis incrassandis. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat xxx. solidos ; modo x. solidos.

IN BASECHERC HUNDREDO.

Rogerius venator tenet de Rogerio comite Slackeberie. Alviet tenuit. Ibi i. hida geldabilis. Valebat v. solidos tempore regis Edwardi; modo wasta est. In isto hundredo jacet Bruma de i. hida, et pertinet ad Hantone, villam Alberti. Inde litigant homines comitis.

IN CONODOVRE HUNDREDO.

Isdem Rogerius tenet Werentenehale. Ernui et Chetel tenuerunt pro ii. maneriis. Ibi iL® hidas. Terra est v. carucarum. In dominio sunt iii. carucae, et v. servi, et iii. villani et unus radman cum i. caruca. Ibi silva c. porcis incrassandis, et una haia. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat lx. solidos ; modo xxx. solidos. Cum reeepit, valebat v. solidos. De hac terra hidam et dimidiam calumniatur aecclesia 5. Cedde, et testatur comitatus quod in ascclesia fuerunt ante regem Edwardum, sed ignorant quomodo exierant. Isdem Rogerius tenet Polrebec Hunnic et Ulviet tenuerunt pro iii. maneriis. Ibi ii. hidas geldabiles. Terra est v. carucarum. In dominio sunt iL88 et iiii. servi, et vii. villani cum iii. carucis. Ibi silva c. porcis incrassandis. Ibi sunt ii. radmans. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat vi. libras ; modo xxx. solidos. Cum reeepit, valebat xx. solidos.

IN PATINTUN HUNDREDO. Isdem Rogerius tenet Becheberie. Azor tenuit, et liber homo fuit. Ibi L hida geldabilis. Terra est ii. carucarum. Ibi unus miles reddit xx. denarios. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat xii. solidos.

68 SHROPSHIRE.

The same Nigellus holds Calverhall. Edmasr and Elwi held it for two manors, and were free with these lands. There is one hide and three virgates. It is land of six ox-teams. This land pays geld. In the demesne is one, and two neatherds, and four villans, with one ox-team. A wood for fattening twenty swine. In the time of king Edward, it was worth eighteen Shillings, now it pays twenty Shillings and one hawk.

IN CONDOVER HUNDRED.

Norman holds of Roger the earl Cantlop. Edric held it, and was a free man. There is one hide paying geld. It is land of four ox-teams. In the demesne are two, and six serfs and four villans with one ox-team. There is a mill of ten Shillings. In the time of king Edward it was worth twenty Shillings, and afterwards four pounds and ten Shillings ; now a hundred and ten Shillings. The same Norman holds Lee Brockhurst. Ulviet and Wictric and Elfac held it for three manors, and were free. There is one hide paying geld. It is land of two ox-teams. In the demesne are both, with four neatherds and one bordarius. There is a mill of six Shillings. In the time of king Edward it was worth thirteen shilings, now three pounds ; it was found waste.

IN BASCHURCH HUNDRED. The same Norman holds Coolmere. Aldiet held it. There are two hides paying geld. It is land of four ox-teams and a half. In the demesne is one, and two villans, and two bordarii, with half an ox-team, and four guests there pay rent forty pence. In the time of king Edward it was worth ten Shillings, now thirty Shillings. He found it waste. The same Norman holds Eston, and Fulcher of him. Elnod held it. There were two hides and a half paying geld. It is land of seven ox-teams. It was waste. It is now at farm for thirty six Shillings. In Chenelton is one hide, which in the time of king Edward was waste, and is so.

IN ELNOELSTRUI HUNDRED. The same Norman holds Albrighton. Algar and Godhit held it for two manors. There is one hide and a half paying geld. It is land of four ox-teams. In the demesne are three, and thirteen serfs, and three villans and three bordarii, with one ox-team. There is a wood for fattening a hundred swine. But now it is in the king's hand. In the time of king Edward it was worth twenty-one Shillings, now sixteen Shillings. He found it waste. The same Norman holds Bishton. Turgot held it, and was a free man. There is one hide paying geld. It is land of six ox-teams. There two Frenchmen with four villans and two bordarii have three ox-teams. There is a wood for fattening ten swine. In the time of king Edward it was worth thirty Shillings, now ten Shillings.

IN BASCHURCH HUNDRED. Roger the hunter holds of Roger the earl Slacheberie. Alviet held it. There is one hide paying geld. It was worth fiveShilling s in the time of king Edward ; now it is waste. In this hundred lies Brome of one hide, and belongs to Hampton, Albert's villa. It is the subject of litigation with the earl's men.

IN CONDOVER HUNDRED. The same Roger holds Wrentnall. Ernui and Chetel held it for two manors. There are two hides. It is land of five ox-teams. In the demesne are three ox-teams, and five serfs, and three villans and one radman with one ox-team. There is a wood for fattening a hundred swine, and one haia. In the time of king Edward it was worth sixty Shillings; now thirty Shillings. When he received it, it was worth fiveShillings . Of this land the church of St. Chad claims a hide and a half, and the county testifies that they were in the church before king Edward, but they knew not how they went from it. The same Roger holds Pulverbatch. Hunnic and Ulviet held it for three manors. There are two hides paying geld. It is land of fiveox-teams . In the demense are two, and four serfs, and seven villans with three ox-teams. There is a wood for fattening a hundred swine. There are two radmans. In the time of king Edward it was worth six pounds ; now thirty Shillings. When he received it, it was worth twenty Shillings.

IN PATINTON HUNDRED. The same Roger holds Beckbury. Azor held it, and was a free man. There is one hide paying geld. It is land of two ox-teams. There one knight pays rent twenty pence. In the time of king Edward it was worth twelve Shillings. 6.9 SCIROPESCIRE.

Isdem Rogerius tenet Mostune. Dodo et Ulgar tenuerunt pro iL maneriis, et liberi fuerunt. Ibi ii. hidas geldabiles. Terra est iiii. carucarum. Ibi unus radman habet i. carueam, cum ii. villanis. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat xl. solidos ; modo xv. solidos. Wastam invenit.

IN RECORDIN HUNDREDO. . Rogerius Venator tenet Haustone. Edwi tenuit. Ibi i. hida geldabilis. Terra est ii. carucarum. Ibi est unus homo reddens de firma vi. solidos. [IN PATINTON HUNDREDO.] Radulfus cocus et Thochi tenent de Rogerio comite Ludecote. Dunning et Sauuinus tenuerunt, et liberi fuerunt. Ibi ii. hidas geldabiles. Terra est iii. carucarum. In dominio est una caruca et dimidia, et iL bovarii, et v. servi; et unus bordarius. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat viii. solidos ; modo xvi. solidos. Wasta fuit ex parte. IN RECORDIN HUNDREDO. Fulcujus tenet de Rogerio comite Wientone. Uluuinus et Ulvricus tenuerunt pro iL maneriis. Ibi ii. hidas et dimidia. Terra est iiii. carucarum. In dominio sunt ii. carucas, et iiii. servi et una ancilla, et iiii. villani et i. bordarius cum i, caruca et dimidia. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat xv. solidos ; modo xxi. solidos. Wastam invenit. Isdem Fulcujus tenet Wideford. Godric tenuit. Ibi dimidia hida. Terra est iL carucarum. Ibi est una caruca, et reddit iii. solidos de firma. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat viii. solidos.

IN MERSET HUNDREDO. Ernucion tenet de comite Chenardelie. Dunning et Algar tenuerunt pro ii. maneriis. Ibi unus Waleis reddit unum accipitrem de firma, et ibi est silvas dimidia leuua.

IN CONODOVRE HUNDREDO. Teodulfus tenet de comite Avochelie. Elric tenuit, et liber homo fuit. Ibi dimidia hida geldabilis. Wasta fuit et est. Ibi silva xl. porcis incrassandis« Hoc manerium est ad firmam pro vi. denariis. Isdem Teodulfus tenet Polelie. Ibi iii. virgatas terras geldabiles. Terra est i. carucae. Ipsa ibi est cum uno servo et ii. bordariis. Valuit et valet vi. solidos.

IN WITETREI HUNDREDO. Godeboldus tenet de comite Lach. Levric tenuit. Ibi una virgata terras et dimidia geldabiles. Wasta fuit. Modo reddit xvi. denarios. IN CONODOVRE HUNDREDO. Avenel tenet de comite Cotardicote. Hunnic tenuit. Ibi dimidia hida. Terra est i. carucae. Ipsa ibi est cum ii. servis. Wasta fuit. Modo valet iii. solidos. Alward tenet de comite Hundeslit. Mino, tenuit. Ibi una hida et dimidia virgata. Terra est ii. carucarum et dimidias. In dominio est dimidia caruca, et unus radman et unus villanus cum i caruca. Valuit iii. solidos ; modo iiii. Toret tenet de comite Languehge. Suain tenuit, et liber fuit. Ibi dimidia hida geldabilis. Terra est i. carucas. Ibi est ipsa cum iiii. servis. Valuit et valet v. solidos. Siward' tenet de comite Frodeslege. Ipsemet tenuit, et liber fuit. Ibi i. hida geldabilis. Terra est iiii. carucarum. Ibi iii. villani et iii. bordarii habent i. carueam. Ibi silva c. porcis incrassandis, et ibi iii. haias. Valuit x. solidos; modo viii. solidos. Auti tenet de comite Litlega. Ipsemet tenuit, et liber homo fuit. Ibi i. hida geldabilis. Terra est iL carucarum. Ibi sunt, cum ii. radmans. Silva ibi xxx. porcis incrassandis. Valuit x. solidos; modo viii. solidos. Isdem Auti tenet Botewde. Ipsemet tenuit, et liber homo fuit. Ibi dimidia hida geldabilis. Terra est i. carucae. Ipsa est ibi cum ii. radmans. Valuit et valet v. solidos. Seward tenet de comite Ovre. Ipsemet tenuit.. Ibi dimidia hida geldabilis. Ibi sunt ii. villani cum dimidia caruca. Valuit et valet iii. solidos. Edmund tenet de comite Serecote, et Eldred de eo. Ipsemet tenuit. Ibi i. hida geldabilis. Terra est iii. carucarum. Ibi iL radmans et unus bordarius cum i. caruca. Silva 1. porcis incrassandis. Valuit iiii. solidos ; modo iiii. solidos

70 SHROPSHIRE.

The same Roger holds Moston. Dodo and Ulgar held it for two manors, and were free. There are two hides paying geld, It is land of four ox-teams. There one radman has one ox-team, with two villans. In the time of king Edward it was worth forty Shillings; now fifteen Shillings. He found it waste. IN RECORDIN HUNDRED. Roger the hunter holds. Haüghton. Edwi held it. There is one hide paying geld. It is land of two ox-teams. There is one man paying of farm six Shillings.

[IN PATINTON HUNDRED.] Radulf the cook and Thochi hold of Roger the earl Ludecote. Dunning and Sauuinus held it, and were free. There are two hides paying geld. It is land of three ox-teams. In the demesne is one ox-team and a half, and two neatherds and five serfs, and one bordarius. In the time of king Edward it was worth eight Shillings; now sixteen Shillings. It was waste in part.

IN RECORDIN HUNDRED. Fulcujus holds of Roger the earl WTthington. Ulwin and Ulfric held it for two manors. There are two hides and a half. It is land of four ox-teams. In the demesne are two ox-teams, and four serfs and one maid serf, and three villans and one bordarius with one ox-team and a half. In the time of king Edward it was worth fifteen Shillings ; now twenty-one Shillings. He found it waste. The same Fulcujus holds Little Withiford. Godric held it. There is half a hide. It is land of two ox-teams. There is one ox-team, and it pays three Shillings of farm. In the time of king Edward it was worth eight Shillings. IN MERSET HUNDRED. Ernucion holds of the earl Kinnerley. Dunning and Algar held it for two manors. There is one hide paying geld. It is land of two ox-teams. There one Welshman pays a hawk for the farm, and there is half a league of wood. He found it waste.

IN CONDOVER HUNDRED. Theodulf holds of the earl Hawksley. Elric held it, and was a free man. There is half a hide paying geld. It was and is waste. There is a wood for fattening forty swine. This manor is at farm for six pence. The same Theodulf holds Pulley. Eddid held it. There are three virgates of land paying geld. It is land of one ox-team. The same is there with one serf and two bordarii. It was and is worth six Shillings. IN WITENTREI HUNDRED. Godebold holds of the earl Lack. Leofric held it. There is one virgate of land and a half paying geld. It was waste. Now it pays sixteen pence. IN CONDOVER HUNDRED. Avenel holds of the earl Cothercote. Hunnic held it. There is half a hide. It is land of one ox- team. This is there, with two serfs. It was waste. Now it is worth three Shillings. Alward holds of the earl Stapleton. iElric held it. There is one hide and half a virgate. It is land of two ox-teams and a half. In the demesne is half an ox-team, and one radman and one villan with one ox-team. ' It was worth three Shillings ; now four. Toret holds of the earl Langley. Swain held it, and was free. There is half a hide paying geld. It is land of one ox-team. There the same is, with four serfs. It was and is worth five Shillings. Siward holds of the earl Frodesley. He himself held it, and was free. There is one hide paying geld. It is land of four ox-teams. There three villans and three bordarii have one ox-team. There is a wood for fattening a hundred swine, and there are three haias. It was worth ten Shillings ; now eight Shillings. Auti holds of the earl Lydley Heys. He himself held it, and was a free man. There is one hide paying geld. It is land of two ox-teams. There they are with two radmans. There is a wood there for fattening thirty swine. It was worth ten Shillings ; now eight Shillings. The same Auti holds Leebotwood. He himself held it, and was a free man. There is half a hide paying geld. It is land of one ox-team. The same is there, with two radmans. It was and is worth five Shillings. Seward holds of the earl Overs. He himself held it. There is half a hide paying geld. There are two villans with half an ox-team. It was and is worth three Shillings. Edmund holds of the earl Smethcott, and Eldred of him. He himself held it. There is one hide paying geld. It is land of three ox-teams. There are two radmans and one bordarius with one ox-team. A wood for fattening fifty swine. It was worth four Shillings ; now four Shillings. 71 SCIROPESCIRE.

IN RUESSET HUNDREDO. Elric tenet de comite Etune. Siuuard et Ulvric tenuerunt pro ii. maneriis. Ibi iii. virgatas terras Wastas. Elmund et Alward filius ejus tenent de comite Enbaldestune. Ipsemet tenuit, et liber fuit. Ibi ii. hidas geldabiles. Terra est iii. carucarum et dimidias. Ibi iiii. villani et iii. bordarii habent i. carueam et dimidiam. Valuit x. solidos ; modo vii. solidos. Isdem filiusElmun d tenet Rutune. Quattuor teini tenuerunt ante eum, et liberi fuerunt, pro iiii. maneriis. Ibi ii. hidas geldabiles. Terra est iiii. carucarum. Ibi sunt iL0 radmans. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat ix. solidos ; modo iii. solidos. Wasta fuerunt, et adhuc satis sunt. _ Isdem tenet Pole, et Ordmer de eo. Lemer et Eimer tenuerunt, et liberi homines fuerunt. Ibi dimidia hida pro ii. maneriis, et geldat. Terra est i. Caracas et dimidias. In dominio est dimidia caruca cum i. servo et uno bordario. Valebat iiii. solidos ; modo ii. solidos.

Isdem tenet Benehale. LElmaer tenuit, et liber homo fuit. Ibi i. hida geldabilis. Terra est iii. carucarum. Ibi i. radman et ii. villani et ii. bordarii cum i. caruca. Valuit xiii. solidos, et viii. denarios ; modo v. solidos. IN WITENTREI HUNDREDO.

Isdem tenet Udeveriune. Elmund tenuit, et liber homo fuit. Ibi iii. hidas geldabiles. Terra est xiiii. carucarum. In dominio est dimidia caruca, et vi. villani et unus bordarius et presbyter et iiii. radmans cum xii. carucis. Ibi molinum reddens xxiiiior- vascula frumenti. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat iiii. libras, et modo similiter.

Ertein tenet de comite Mildetune. Ipsemet tenuit, et Über homo fuit. Ibi iii. virgatas terras gelda• biles. Terra est i. carucae. Ibi est in dominio cum ii. servis. Valebat ix. solidos; modo xii. solidos. Elward tenet Muletune. Godric tenuit, et liber homo fuit. Ibi i. virgata terras geldabilis. Terra est i. carucas. Ibi est in dominio cum iL servis. Valuit et valet v. solidos. Elward tenet Ristune. Seuuardus tenuit, et liber homo fuit. Ibi iii. hidas gelda-biles. Terra est iiii. carucarum, Ibi i. radman habet i. carueam cum iii. servis, et ii. villani cum i. caruca. Silva xxx. porcis incrassandis. Valebat x. solidos ; modo xii. solidos. Elward tenet Grestoc. Siuuard tenuit, et liber fuit. Ibi v. hidae geldabiles. Terra est vii. carucarum. Ibi unus Waleis habet i. carueam. Silva ibi c. porcis incrassandis. Valuit x. solidos; modo lxiiii. denarios.

IN ODENET HUNDREDO. Eddiet tenet de comite Routone. Morcar et Dot tenuerunt pro ii. maneriis, et liberi fuerunt. Ibi iL hidas geldabiles. Terra est iiii. carucarum. In dominio est una, et iii. servi, et presbyter et iiii. bordarii cum i. caruca. Valebat xxv. solidos ; modo xv. solidos. IN BASECHERC HUNDREDO.

Anschilil tenet de comite Letone. Hunni tenuit, et liber homo fuit. Ibi i. hida geldabilis. Terra est ii. carucarum. In dominio est una, et ibi sunt ii. hospites reddentes iiii. solidos et viii. denarios. Valuit viii. solidos ; modo x. solidos. Elduinus tenet de comite Lagedone. Ipsemet tenuit, et liber homo fuit. Ibi dimidia hida gelda­ bilis. Terra est i. Caracas. Ibi est cum ii. bordariis. Valuit et valet v. solidos.

IN RECORDIN HUNDREDO. Ulviet tenet de comite Peventone et Tunestan. Ipsemet tenuit pro iL maneriis. Ibi i. hida et dimi­ dia. Terra est iii. carucarum. In dominio est una, et ii. servi. Valebat xi. solidos ; modo xii. solidos. Ricardus tenet de comite Brochetone. Aisil tenuit. Ibi dimidia hida geldabilis. Terra est i. Caracas. Ibi unus liber homo reddit xvi. denarios de firma. IN MERSET HUNDREDO. Madoc tenet de comite Haustune et Burtone. Seuuard tenuit. Ibi ii. hidas geldabiles. Terra est iiii. carucarum. Wasta est. IN LENTEURDE HUNDREDO. Siward tene^de comite Languefelle. Ipsemet tenuit. Ibi i. hida et dimidia geldabiles. Terra est vii. carucarum. Ibi unus villanus et iii. bordarii habent ii. carucas. Valebat xx. solidos, et post fuit wasta ; modo valet v. solidos. 72 SHROPSHIRE.

IN RUESSET HUNDRED. Elric holds of the earl Eyton. Siward and Ulfric held it for two manors. There are three virgates of land waste. Elmund and Alward his son hold of the earl Amaston. He himself held it, and was free. There are two hides paying geld. It is land of three ox-teams and a half. There four villans and three bordarii have one ox-team and a half. It was worth ten Shillings ; now seven Shillings. The same son of Elmund holds Rowton. Four thains held it before him, and were free, for four manors. There are two hides paying geld. It is land of four ox-teams. There are two radmans. In the time of king Edward it was worth nine Shillings ; now three shilüngs. They were waste, and are still generally so. The same holds Polemere, and Ordmer of him. Lemer and Eimer held it for two manors, and were free men. There is half a hide paying geld. It is land of one ox-team and a half. In the demesne is half an ox-team, with one serf arid one bordarius. It was worth four Shillings, now two shihings. The same holds Benthall. Eimer held it, and was a free man. There is one hide paying geld. It is land of three ox-teams. There is one radman and two villans, and two bordarii with one ox-team. It was worth thirteen Shillings and eightpence ; now five Shillings.

IN WITENTREE HUNDRED. The same holds Wotherton. Elmund held it, and was a free man. There are three hides paying geld. It is land of fourteen ox-teams. In the demesne is half an ox-team, and six villans, and one bordarius, and a priest, and four radmans with twelve ox-teams. There is a mill paying twenty-four measures of wheat. In the time of king Edward it was worth four pounds, and now the same. Ertein holds of the earl Middleton. He himself held it, and was a free man. There are three virgates of land paying geld. It is land of one ox-team. There it is in the demesne with two serfs. It was worth nine Shillings ; now twelve Shillings. Elward holds Muneton. Godric held it, and was a free man. There is one virgate of land paying geld. It is land of one ox-team. There it is in the demesne with two serfs. It was and is worth five Shillings. Elward holds Rhiston. Seward held it, and was a free man. There are three hides paying geld. It is land of four ox-teams. There one radman has one ox-team with three serfs, and there are two villans with one ox-team. A wood for fattening thirty swine. It was worth ten Shillings, now twelve Shillings. Elward holds Church-Stoke. Siward held it, and was free. There are five hides paying geld. It is land of seven ox-teams. There a Welshman has one ox-team. There is a wood for fattening a hundred swine. It was worth ten Shillings ; now sixty-four pence. IN HODNET HUNDRED. Eddiet holds of the earl Rowton. Morcar and Dot held it for two manors, and were free. There are two hides paying geld. It is land of four ox-teams. In the demesne is one, and three serfs, and a priest and four bordarii with one ox-team. It was worth twenty-five Shillings ; now fifteen Shillings.

IN BASCHURCH HUNDRED. Anschitel holds of the earl Leaton. Hunni held it, and was a free man. There is one hide paying geld. It is land of two ox-teams. In the demesne is one, and there are two guests paying four Shillings and eightpence. It was worth eight Shillings ; now ten Shillings. iEldwin holds of the earl Jagdon. He himself held it, and was a free man. There is half a hide paying geld. It is land of one ox-team. There it is with two bordarii. It was and is worth five shilüngs. IN RECORDIN HUNDRED. Ulviet holds of the earl Poynton and Tunestan. He himself held it for two manors. There is one hide and a half. It is land of three ox-teams. In the demesne is one, and two serfs. It was worth eleven Shillings ; now twelve Shillings. Richard holds of the earl Brockton. Aisil held it. There.is half a hide paying geld. It is land of one ox-team. There one free man pays sixteen pence of farm.

IN MERSET HUNDRED. Madoc holds of the earl Haustune and Porkington. Seward held it. There are two hides paying geld. It is land of four ox-teams. It is waste.

IN LENTEURDE HUNDRED. Siward holds of the earl Cheney Longville. He himself held it. There is one hide and a half paying geld. It is land of seven ox-teams. There one villan and three bordarii have two ox-teams. It was worth twenty Shillings ; and afterwards was waste ; now it is worth five shülings. SCIROPESCIRE,

Eldred tenet de comite Actune, Edricus tenuit. Ibi iii. hidas geldabiles. Terra est iiii. carucarum. Ibi ii0' villani et ii. radmans habent iii. carucas. Ibi una haia. Valuit x. solidos ; modo xv. solidos.

IN MERSET HUNDREDO. Iwardus tenet de comite Newetone. Turgot tenuit. Ibi dimidia hida geldabilis. Terra est ii. caru­ carum. Ibi ii. villani et ii. bordarii habent dimidiam carueam. Valuit vii. solidos ; modo v. solidos. IN CONDETRET HUNDREDO. Alcher tenet de comite Havretescote. Eluuard tenuit, et liber homo fuit. Ibi i. hida geldabilis. Terra est v. carucarum. In dominio est i. caruca, et iii. servi, et vi. bordarii cum iiii. carucis. Valuit vii. solidos, et post v. solidos; modo xx. solidos. IN CONODOVRE HUNDREDO. Comes Rogerius tenet Brame. Turstinus et Austinus tenuerunt. Ibi dimidia hida geldabilis. Terra est iL carucarum. De hac terra habet dimidiam virgatam terrae Rainaldus. Ipse comes tenet Netelie. Elmar tenuit, et liber homo fuit. Ibi i. hida geldabilis. Terra est ii. caru­ carum. Wasta est et fuit. Valebat xii. solidos. IN BASECHERC HUNDREDO.

Ipse comes tenet Finemer. Seuuardus tenuit, et liber homo fuit. Ibi dimidia hida geldabilis. Terra est i. carucas. Wasta fuit et est. In Lenteurde hundredo habuit Levricus comes ii. maneria Munetune et Witecheslawe. Ibi iiii. hidas geldabiles. Hi [sie] duo maneria jacent in firmaRogeri i comitis ad Stratune. In Condetret hundredo habet Widardus unum manerium Ferlau de i. hida et iii. virgatis terrae. Jacet in Leominstre manerio regis in Herefordsire, et ibi est appreciatum. De rege tenet. IN MERSET HUNDREDO. Rogerius comes tenet Wlferesforde. Rex Edwardus tenuit. Ibi ii. hidas. Terra est vi. carucarum. Wasta fuit et est. Ibi parva silva.

V.—TERRA OSBERNI FILII RICARDI.

IN OVRET HUNDREDO. Osbernus filius Ricardi tenet de rege Bureford. Ricardus pater ejus tenuit. Ibi vi. hidas et dimidia geldabiles. Terra est xxix. carucarum. Ibi habet Osbernus ii. molinos reddentes xii. summas annonas, et ibi vi. servi, et xii. villani et iii. radmans et xxiiii. bordarii et vii. coliberti et ascclesia cum ii. presbyteris. Inter omnes habent xxiii. carucas. Ibi silva c. porcis incrassandis, et ibi una haia. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat c. solidos; modo iiii. libras. Isdem Osbernus tenet Tedenesolle. Sauuardus tenuit, et liber homo fuit. Ibi i. hida geldabilis. Terra est iiL carucarum et dimidias. In dominio est una caruca, et iii. servi et iii. bordarii cum dimidia caruca. Silva xl. porcis incrassandis. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat vi. solidos ; modo x. solidos. IN CÜLVESTAN HUNDREDO. Isdem Osbernus tenet Esseford. Ledi tenuit Ibi iiffi' hidas geldabiles. Terra est iiii. carucarum. Ibi unus Francigena et iiii. villani habent ii. carucas. Ibi molinum de iii. summis annonas. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat xvi. solidos; modo viii. solidos. Wastam invenit. IN LENTEURD HUNDREDO. Isdem Osbernus tenet Humet. Ipsemet tenuit de rege Edwardo. Ibi v. hidas geldabiles. Terra est xx. carucarum. Ibi ii0- milites habent i. carueam in dominio, et v. villani et v. bordarii et unus radman cum iii. carucis. Hase terra wasta fuit et est praeter dominium quod valet x. solidos. Isdem Osbernus tenet Stanege. Ibi vi. hidas. Terra est xv. carucarum. Wasta fuit et est. Ibi iii. haias. Isdem Osbernus tenet Cascop, et tenuit. Ibi dimidia hida. Terra est ii. carucarum. Wasta fuit et Ibi silva et una haia. Isdem Osbernus tenet Achel. Edricus tenuit. Ibi iii. hidas. Terra est vi. carucarum. Wasta fuit et est. Ibi silvas dimidia leuua.

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Eldred holds of the earl Acton Scott. Edric held it. There are three hides paying geld. It is knd of four ox-teams. There two villans and two radmans have three ox-teams. There is one haia. It was worth ten Shillings ; now fifteen Shillings. IN MERSET HUNDRED. Iward holds of the earl Newton. Turgot held it. There is half a hide paying geld. It is land of two ox-teams. There two villans and two bordarii have half an ox-team. It was worth seven Shillings ; now five Shillings.

IN CONDETRET HUNDRED. Alcher holds of the earl Harcott. Elward held it, and was a free man. There is one hide paying geld. It is land of five ox-teams. In the demense is one ox-team, and three serfs, and six bordarii with four ox-teams. It was worth seven Shillings, and afterwards fiveShilling s ; now twelve Shillings.

IN CONDOVER HUNDRED. Earl Roger holds Broome. Turstin and Austin held it. There is half a hide paying geld. It is land of two ox-teams. Of this land Rainald has half a virgate of land. The same earl holds Netley. Elmar held it, and was a free man. There is one hide paying geld. It is land of two ox-teams. It was and is waste. It was worth twelve Shillings.

IN BASCHURCH HUNDRED. The earl himself holds Fennymere. Seward held it, and was a free man. There is half a hide paying geld. It is land of one ox-team. It was and is waste. In Lenteurde hundred Leofric the earl had two manors, Minton and Wittinslow. There are four hides paying geld. These two manors lie in the farm of Roger the earl at Stratton. In Condetret hundred Widard has one manor, Farlow, of one hide and three virgates of land. It lies in Leominster, the king's manor in Herefordshire, and is valued in it. He holds of the king.

IN MERSET HUNDRED. Roger the earl holds Wlferesforde. King Edward held it. There are two hides. It is land of six ox-teams. It was and is waste. There is a small wood.

V.—LAND OF OSBERN FITZ RICHARD.

IN OVERS HUNDRED. Osbern Fitz Richard holds of the king Burford. Richard, his father, held it. There are six hides and a half paying geld. It is land of twenty-nine ox-teams. There Osbern has two mills paying twenty quarters of com, and there are six serfs, and twelve villans and three radmans, and twenty-four bordarii, and seven coliberti, and a church with two priests. Among them all they have twenty-three ox-teams. There is a wood for fattening a hundred swine, and there is one haia. In the time of king Edward it was worth a hundred Shillings, now four pounds. The same Osbern holds Tedenesolle. Saward held it, and was a free man. There is one hide paying geld. It is land of three ox-teams and a half. In the demesne is one ox-team, and three serfs, and three bordarii, with half an ox-team. A wood for fattening forty swine. In the time of king Edward it was worth six Shillings, now ten Shillings. IN CULVESTAN HUNDRED. The same Osbern holds Ashford Carbonel. Ledi held it. There are two hides paying geld. It is land of four ox-teams. There one Frenchman and four villans have two ox-teams. There is a mill of three quarters of com. In the time of king Edward it was worth sixteen Shillings ; now eight Shillings. He found it waste. IN LEINTEURDE HUNDRED. The same Osbern holds Humet. He himself held it of king Edward. There are five hides paying geld. It is land of twenty ox-teams. There two knights have one ox-team in demesne, and there are five villans and five bordarii, and one radman with three ox-teams. This land was waste, and is, except the demesne, which is worth ten Shillings. The same Osbern holds Stanage. There are six hides. It is land of fifteen ox-teams. It was and is Avaste. There are three haias. The same Osbern holds Cascob, and held it. There is half a hide. It is land of two ox-teams. There is a wood, and a haia. The same Osbern holds Ack Hill Edric held it. There are three hides. It is land of six ox-teams. It was and is waste. There is half a league of wood. 75 SCIROPESCIRE.

IN CONDETRET HUNDREDO.

Isdem Osbernus tenet Nene, et Siuuardus de eo. Ipse Siuuardus tenuit, et liber homo fuit. Hoc mane­ rium nunquam hidatum fuit, nee geldum dedit. Terra est v. carucarum. In dominio est una, et x. servi, et molinum reddens modium frumenti. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat xl. solidos ; modo xviii. solidos.

IN OVRET HUNDREDO.

Ad hoc manerium adjacet i. berewich Mulstone. Ibi iii. hidas et dimidia geldabiles. Terra est vi. carucarum. Ibi iii. radmans et iii. villani habent iii. carucas. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat xiiii. solidos ; modo x. solidos. Wastam invenit.

VI. TERRA RADULFI DE MORTEMER.

IN OVRET HUNDREDO.

Radulfus de Mortemer tenet de rege Cornelie. Siuuard tenuit pro ii. maneriis, et liber homo fuit. Ibi ii. hidas geldabiles. Terra est iiii. carucarum. In dominio est una, et iiiior* servi, et unus villanus et ii. bordarii et unus radman cum dimidia caruca. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat xlviii. solidos; modo x. solidos. Cum reeepit, iii. solidos.

IN CONDETRET HUNDREDO.

Isdem Radulfus tenet Claiberie. Eddid tenuit. Ibi iiii. hidas geldabiles. Terra est xxiiii. caruca­ rum. In dominio sunt iiii. carucas, et xiiii. servi, et xx. villani et presbyter et ii0- radmans, et viii. bor­ darii. Inter omnes habent xx. carucas. Ibi molinum reddens iL summas annonas. Silva quingentis porcis incrassandis reddit xl. solidos. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat viii. libras, et post similiter; modo xii. libras. Isdem Radulfus tenet Melela, de i. hida, et Lei, de i. virgata, et Fech, de i. virgata terrae. Hase iii. maneria fuerunt, et geldabant, iiii. teini tenuerunt, et liberi homines fuerunt. Quando Turstinus de Wige- more reeepit de comite Willelmo junxit superiori 'manerio Cleberie, et tunc et modo inibi sunt appreciata, et IN OVRET HUNDREDO est i. hida, Dodentone, quas et ipsa ibidem est appreciata.

IN CONDETRET HUNDREDO.

Isdem Radulfus tenet Lau, et Ricardus de eo. ^Ecclesia S. Petri tenuit. Ibi i. hida geldabilis. Terra est ii. carucarum. In dominio est una caruca, et ii. villani et i. bordarius cum i. caruca. Valebat v. solidos ; modo ix. solidos. Wastam invenit. Isdem Radulfus tenet Nene, et Ricardus de eo. Ulvric tenuit, et liber homo fuit. Ibi i. hida et dimidia geldabiles. Terra est iii. carucarum et dimidias. Ibi i. servus et unus villanus cum dimidia caruca. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat xv. solidos, et post iii. solidos ; modo similiter iii. solidos. Isdem Radulfus tenet Nene, et Ingelrannus de eo. Huni tenuit, et liber fuit. Ibi iiii. hidae gelda­ biles. Terra est v. carucarum. In dominio est una caruca, et iiii. servi, et iii. villani et iii. bordarii cum i. caruca,. Ibi molinum de ii. solidis. Isdem Radulfus tenet Steph, et Goisfridus de eo. Godric tenuit, et liber fuit. Ibi i. hida et dimidia geldabiles. Terra est iiii. carucarum. In dominio est i. caruca, et iii. servi, et vi. bordarii cum i. caruca. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat xii. solidos, et post et modo vii. solidos. Isdem Radulfus tenet Chinlete, et Ricardus de eo. Eddid tenuit. Ibi iiii. hidas. Terra est viii. carucarum. In dominio sunt ii., et vi. servi, et viii. villani et ii. radmans et vi. bordarii et unus Francigena cum vi. carucis. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat lx. solidos, et post xxx. solidos ; modo xl. solidos.

IN CULVESTAN HUNDREDO.

Isdem Radulfus tenet Setkam, et Ingelrannus de eo. Levenot tenuit, cum i. berewicho. Ibi ii. hidas geldabiles. Terra est iiii. carucarum. In dominio sunt ii. carucas, et iiii. bovarii, et ii. villani cum dimidia caruca. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat v. solidos, et post ii. solidos ; modo x. solidos.

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IN CONDETRET HUNDRED. The same Osbem holds Neen Sollars, and Siward of him. Siward himself held it, and was a free man. This manor was never taxed by the hide, nor ever paid geld. It is land of five ox-teams. In the demesne is one, and ten serfs, and a mill paying a bushel of wheat. In the time of king Edward it was worth fory Shillings ; now eighteen Shillings.

IN OVRET HUNDRED. To this manor adjoins one berewick, Milson. There are three hides and a half paying geld. It is land of six ox-teams. There three radmans and three villans have three ox-teams. In the time of king Edward it was* worlh fourteen Shillings ; now ten Shillings. He found it waste.

VI.—LAND OF RALPH DE MORTIMER.

IN OVRET HUNDRED. Ralph de Mortimer holds of the king Coreley. Siward held it for two manors, and was a free man. There are two hides paying geld. It is land of four ox-teams. In the demesne is one, and four serfs, and one villan and two bordarii, and one radman with half an ox-team. In the time of king Edward it was worth forty-eight Shillings; now ten Shillings ; when he received it, three Shillings.

IN CONDETRET HUNDRED. The same Ralph holds Cleobury. Eddid held it. There are four hides paying geld. It is land of twenty-four ox-teams. In the demesne are four ox-teams, and fourteen serfs, and twenty villans and a priest and two radmans, and eight bordarii. Among them all they have twenty ox-teams. There is a mill paying a rent of two loads of com. A wood for fattening five hundred swine pays a rent of forty Shillings. In the time of king Edward it was worth eight pounds, and afterwards the same; now twelve pounds. The same Ralph holds Mawley of one hide, and Lei of one virgate, and Fech of one virgate of land. These were three manors and paid geld. Three Thains held them, and were free men. When Turstin of Wigmore received them of earl William, he joined them to the superior manor of Cleobury, and then and now they are therein valued. And there is one hide in Ovret hundred, Earls Ditton, which is also valued therein.

IN CONDETRET HUNDRED. The same Ralph holds the Low, and Richard of him. The church of St. Peter held it. There is one hide paying geld. It is land of two ox-teams. In the demesne is one ox-team, and two villans and one borda­ rius with one ox-team. It was worth five Shillings; now ten Shillings. He found it waste. The same Ralph holds Neen Monell, and Richard of him. Ulfric held it, and was a free man. There is one hide and a half paying geld. It is land of three ox-teams and a half. There are one serf and one villan with half an ox-team. In the time of king Edward it was worth fifteen shilüngs, and after­ wards three Shillings ; now similarly three Shillings. The same Ralph holds Neen Savage, and Ingeiran of him. Huni held it, and was free. There are four hides paying geld. It is land of five ox-teams. In the demesne is one ox-team and four serfs, and three villans and three bordarii with one ox-team. There is a mill of two Shillings. The same Ralph holds Stepple, and Goisfrid of him. Godric held it, and was free. There are one hide and a half paying geld. It is land of four ox-teams. In the demesne is one ox-team, and three serfs and six bordarii with one ox-team. In the time of king Edward it was worth twelve Shillings, and afterwards and now seven Shillings. The same Ralph holds Kinlet, and Richard of him. Eddid held it. There are four hides. It is land of eight ox-teams. In the demesne are two, and six. serfs, and eight villans, and two radmans, and six bordarii, and one Frenchman, with six ox-teams. In the time of king Edward it was worth sixty Shillings, and afterwards thirty Shillings ; now forty Shillings.

IN CULVESTAN HUNDRED.

The same Ralph holds Sheet, and Ingeiran of him. Levenot held it, with one berewick. There are two hides paying geld. It is land of four ox-teams. In the demesne are two ox-teams and four neatherds, and two villans with half an ox-team. In the time of. king Edward it was worth five Shillings, and afterwards two Shillings ; now ten Shillings. 77 SCIROPESCIRE.

IN LENTEURD HUNDREDO.

Isdem Radulfus tenet Lenteurde. Rex Edwardus tenuit. Ibi iiii. hidas et una virgata. Terra est xiiii. carucarum. In dominio sunt iii. Caracas, et vi. bovarii, et x. villani et viii. bordarii et praspositus et ii° radmans cum presbytero. Inter omnes habent viii. Caracas. Ibi ascclesia et molinum de vi. solidis et viii. denariis et vi. Stiches anguillarum. De hac terra tenet unus miles i. hidam et dimidiam, et ibi habet i. carueam, et v. servos, et v. villanos et iii. bordarios cum ii. carucis. Ibi ii. homines reddunt iiii. solidos de locatione terras. Ibi silvas i. leuua. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat xl. solidos, et post xxx. solidos ; modo iiii. libras. Isdem Radulfus tenet Stanewei. iElmasr tenuit. Ibi i. hida geldabilis. Terra "est iii. carucarum. In dominio sunt ii"% et vi. servi, et praspositus cum dimidia caruca. Valebat x. solidos ; modo xii. solidos. Isdem Radulfus tenet Alfertintune. Edricus tenuit. Ibi iii. hidae geldabiles. Terra est vi. carucarum. Ibi v. villani et vi. bordarii, et unus radman eum iiii. carucis inter omnes. Valebat viii. solidos ; modo v. solidos. Isdem Radulfus tenet Lingham, et Turstinus de eo. Gunuer et Edric tenuerunt pro ii. maneriis. Ibi i. hida et dimidia geldabiles. Terra est vii. carucacum. In dominio est una, et iL bovarii, et unus villanus et iiii. bordarii cum ii. carucis. Ibi dimidia leuua silvas, et iiL haias capreolis capiendis. Tempore regis Edwardi uuasta erant, et post valebant vi. solidos ; modo x. solidos. Isdem Radulfus tenet Sirehi, et Turstinus de eo. Ibi dimidia hida. iElmar tenuit. Terra est i. carucae. Ibi est cum ii. servis et uno bordario. Wasta fuit. Modo valet ii. solidos Isdem Radulfus tenet Lege,, et unus miles de eo. Elmar tenuit. Ibi i. hida. Terra est ii. carucarum. In dominio est una, et iL bovarii, et iii. bordarii cum L caruca. Ibi ii. haias. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat v. solidos ; modo vii. solidos. Wastam invenit. Isdem Radulfus tenet Tumbelawe. Eldred tenuit. Ibi i. hida et dimidia. Terra est v. carucarum. Wasta fuit et est. Isdem Radulfus tenet Lectune, et Ingelrannus de eo. Seuuard tenuit. Ibi L hida et dimidia; Terra est vi. carucarum. Ibi vi. villani cum i. milite habent iii. carucas. Wasta fuit, et post valuit v. solidos ; modo x. solidos. Isdem Radulfus tenet Waliforde, et S. Maria de Wigemore de eo. Alsi tenuit. Ibi dimidia hida. Terra est ii. carucarum. In dominio est una, cum ii. bovariis. Valebat xii. solidos ; modo viii. solidos. Wastam invenit. Isdem Radulfus tenet Waliford, et Ingelrannus de eo. Uluuard et Blachemer et Dunning tenuerunt pro iii. maneriis. Ibi ii. hidas et dimidia. Terra est v. carucarum. In dominio sunt ir% et iiii. bovarii, et iii. villani cum i. caruca. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat xi. solidos, et post xii. solidos ; modo xv. solidos. Isdem Radulfus tenet Buctone, et Oidelardus de eo. Saxi tenuit. Ibi v. hidas. Terra est x. caruca­ rum, In dominio sunt iiffi-, et iiii. bovarii, et iL villani et unus bordarius cum dimidia caruca. Ibi moli­ num de viii. solidis. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat xxx. solidos, et post xx. solidos ; modo xxi. solidos. Isdem Radulfus tenet Watredene. Eduui tenuit. Ibi v. hidas. Terra est xii. carucarum. Wasta fuit et est. Isdem Radulfus tenet Brantune, et Ricardus de eo. Gunuuar tenuit. Ibi iL hidas et dimidia. Terra est vi. carucarum et dimidias. In dominio est una et dimidia, et iii. bovarii, et i. villanus et iii. bordarii. Silvas dimidia leuua. Tempore regis Edwardi wasta fuit, et post valuit v. solidos; modo x. solidos. Isdem Radulfus tenet Pedewrde, et Ricardus de eo. Elric tenuit. Ibi iii. virgatas terras. Terra est ii. carucarum. In dominio est una et ii. bovarii, et unus bordarius. Valet iii. solidos. Wasta fuit. Isdem Radulfus tenet Pedewrde, et Ricardus de eo. Erniet tenuit. Ibi L hida. Terra est iL caru­ carum. In dominio est una, et ii0- bovarii et i. bordarius. Tempore regis Edwardi et post et modo valet x. solidos. Isdem Radulfus tenet Pedewrde, et Ricardus de eo. iErgrim tenuit. Ibi iii. virgatas. Terra est ii. carucarum. Ibi sunt ii. villani cum dimidia caruca. Tempore regis Edwardi wasta fuit, post et modo valet v. solidos. Isdem Radulfus tenet Addestune, et Helgot de eo. Ravenesuard tenuit. Ibi dimidia hida. Terra est ii. carucarum. Wasta fuit et est. Isdem Radulfus tenet dimidiam virgatam terrae in Edelactune. Wasta est. Isdem Radulfus tenet Buchehalle, et Helgot de eo. Ibi ii. hidas. Terra est vi. carucarum. Wasta fuit et est. Ibi i. leuua silvas. Aluui tenuit*

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IN LENTEURDE HUNDRED. The same Ralph holds Leintwardine. King Edward held it. There are four hides and one virgate. It is land of fourteen ox-teams. In the demesne are three ox-teams, and six neatherds, and ten villans, and eight bordarii, and, a provost, and two radmans with a priest. Among them all they have eight ox-teams. There is ä church, and a mill of six Shillings and eightpence and six sticks of eels. Of this land a knight holds one hide and a half, and has there one ox-team, and five serfs, and five villans, and three bordarii with two ox-teams. There two men pay four shülings for an allotment of land. There is one league of wood. In the time of king Edward it was worth forty Shillings, and afterwards thirty Shillings ; now four pounds. The same Ralph holds Stanway. iElmar held it. There is one hide paying geld. It is land of three ox-teams. In the demesne are two, and six serfs, and a provost with half an ox-team. It was worth ten Shillings ; now twelve Shillings. The same Ralph holds Adferton. Edric held it. There are three hides paying geld. It is land of six ox-teams. There are five villans and six bordarii, and one radman, with four ox-teams among them all. It was worth eight Shillings ; now five Shillings. The same Ralph holds Lingen, and Turstin of him. Gunver and Edric held it for two manors. There are one hide and a half paying geld. It is land of seven ox-teams. In the demesne is one, and two neatherds, and one villan and four bordarii with two ox-teams. There is half a league of wood, and three haias for catching kids. In the time of king Edward they were waste, and afterwards were worth six Shillings; now ten Shillings. The same Ralph holds Shirley, and Turstin of him. There is half a hide. iElmar held it. It is land of one ox-team, There it is, with two serfs and one bordarius. It was waste; now it is worth two Shillings. The same Ralph holds Lege, and a knight of him. Elmar held it. There is one hide. It is land of two ox-teams. In the demesne is one, and two neatherds, and three bordarii with one ox-team. There are two haias. In the time of king Edward it was worth five Shillings; now seven Shillings. He found it waste. The same Ralph holds Tumbelawe. Eldred held it. There is one hide and a half. It is land of five ox-teams. It was and is waste. The same Ralph hold Letton, and Ingeiran of him. Seward held it. There is one hide and a half. It is land of six ox-teams. There six villans with one knight ha\re three ox-teams. It was waste, and afterwards was worth five Shillings ; now ten Shillings. The same Ralph holds Walford, and St. Mary of Wigmore of him. Alsi held it. There is half a hide. It is land of two ox-teams. In the demesne is one, with two neatherds. It was worth twelve Shillings ; now eight Shillings. He found it waste. The same Ralph holds Walford, and Ingeiran of him. Ulward and Blachemer and Dunning held it for three manors. There are two hides and a half. It is land of five ox-teams. In the demesne are two, and four neatherds and three villans with one ox-team. In the time of king Edward it was worth eleven shilhngs, and afterwards twelve Shillings ; now fifteenShillings . The same Ralph holds Buckton, and Oidelard of him, Saxi held it. There are five hides. It is land of ten ox-teams. In the demesne are two, and four neatherds, and two villans and one bordarius with half an ox-teams. There is a mill of eight Shillings. In the time of king Edward it was worth thirty Shillings, and afterwards twenty Shillings; now twenty-one Shillings. The same Ralph holds Llanvair Waterdine. Edwi held it. There are five hides. It is land of twelve ox-teams. It was and is waste. The same Ralph holds Brampton Brian, and Richard of him. Gunwar held it. There are two hides and a half. It is land of six ox-teams and a half. In the demesne is one and a half, and three neatherds, and one villan and three bordarii. Half a league of wood. In the time of king Edward it was waste, and afterwards was worth five Shillings; now ten Shillings. The* same Ralph holds Pedwardine, and Richard of him. Elric held it. There are three virgates of land. It is land of two ox-teams. In the demesne is one, and two neatherds, and one bordarius. It is worth three Shillings. It was waste. The same Ralph holds Pedwardine, and Richard of him. Erniet held it. There is one hide. It is land of two ox-teams. In the demesne is one, and two neatherds, and one bordarius. In the time of king Edward and after and now it is worth ten Shillings. The same Ralph holds Pedwardine, and Richard of him. iErgrim held it. There are three virgates. It is land of two ox-teams. There are two villans with half an ox-team. In the time of king Edward it was waste ; and afterwards and now it is worth fiveShillings . The same Ralph holds Adley, and Helgot of him. Ravensward held it. There is half a hide. It is land of two ox-teams. It was and is waste. The same Ralph holds half a virgate of land in Edelactune. It is waste. The same Ralph holds Bucknell, and Helgot of him. There are two hides. It is land of six ox-teams. It was and is waste. There is a league of wood. Alwi held it. 79 SCIROPESCIRE.

IN CONODOVRE HUNDREDO. Isdem Radulfus tenet Polelie. Eddid tenuit. Ibi i. hida et una virgata geldabiles. Terra est v. caru­ carum. Ibi sunt iii. radmans et iiii. villani et v. bordarii cum iiiior- carucis. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat xxx. solidos, et post et modo xl. solidos. Isdem Radulfus tenet Edbaldinesham. Eddid tenuit. Ibi i. hida geldabilis. Terra est ii. carucarum. Ibi est unus liber homo qui reddit viii. solidos de firma. Silva xx. porcis incrassandis. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat xl. solidos, et post wasta fuit. Isdem Radulfus tenet Scentune, et Helgot de eo. Azor et Elgar et Saul tenuerunt pro iii. maneriis. Ibi ii. hidas geldabiles. Ibi silva c. porcis, et molinum x. solidorum. Totum valet xx. solidos.

IN SCIROPESBERIE HUNDREDO.

Isdem Radulfus tenet Melam. Eddid tenuit. Ibi iii. hidas geldabiles. In dominio sunt iii. carucas, et vi. servi, et iiii. ancillas, et vi. villani et iii. bordarii cum iii. carucis, et unus radman cum dimidia caruca. Huic manerio pertinent ix. burgenses in civitate, et molinum de xx. solidis. Tempore regis Edwardi et post valebat vii. libras; modo xiii. libras et v. solidos et vi. denarios.

VIL—TERRA ROGERII DE LACI.

IN BASECHERC HUNDREDO. Rogerius de Laci tenet de rege Ckberie, et Uuuardus de eo. Sauuardus tenuit, et liber homo fuit. Ibi ii. hidas et dimidia geldabiles. Terra est iv. carucarum. In dominio est nna, et unus servus, et iiii. villani et iiii. bordarii cum iii. carucis. Ibi molinum de iiii. solidis. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat xii. solidos, et post vii. solidos ; modo xx. solidos. Isdem Rogerius tenet Dodentone, et pertinet ad Claiberie. Ibi i. hida, et ibi est appreciata.

IN CONDETRET HUNDREDO. Isdem Rogerius tenet Hoptone, et Widard de eo. Siuuardus, liber homo, tenuit. Ibi iii. hidas gelda­ biles. Terra est iiiL carucarum. In dominio est una caruca, et unus servus, et unus radman et ii. villani et iii. bordariii cum i. caruca. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat x. solidos, et post xii. solidos ; modo ix. solidos et ii. denarios. IN COLMESTANE HUNDREDO. Isdem Rogerius tenet Stantone. Siuuard tenuit, et liber homo fuit. Ibi xx. hidas et dimidia geldabiles. Terra est 1. carucarum. In dominio sunt x. carucae, et xxviii. inter servos et ancillas, et lxvii. villani et ii. fabri et v. bordarii et iiii. eozet. Inter omnes habent xxiii. carucas. Ibi ascclesia habens L hidam et dimi­ diam, et ii. presbyteri cum ii. villanis habent iii. carucas. Ibi ii. molini de xxvi. solidis. S. Petrus de Hereford habet ibi i. villanum. De hac terra hujus manerii tenet Ricardus i. hidam et dimidiam, Axelinus i. h.dam et dimidiam, Rogerius i. hidam et dimidiam. Hi habent in dominio vi. carucas, et vi. servos, et ii1 dimidios villanos et v. bordarios et ii. cozet cum i. caruca, et molinum de x. solidis. De eodem manerio habent iiii. servientes terram ad iii. carucas et unum ferling, et ipsi habent iiii. carucas, et x. acras terras. Ibi sunt iii. radchener habentes terram ii. carucarum et dimidias, et ibi habent totidem carucas, et unus homo Auti tenet unum membrum de hoc manerio ubi sunt iii. hidas, et ibi habet L carueam cum dimidio villano. Totum manerium tempore regis Edwardi valebat xxiiii. libras ; modo xxv. libras. Isdem Rogerius tenet Stockes. iEldred tenuit, et über homo fuit. Ibi vii. hidas geldabiles. Terra est xiiii. carucarum. In dominio erant v. carucae, et xvL inter servos et ancillas, et xx. villani cum viii. carucis, et ix. feminas cotarias. Ibi molinum reddens ix. summas frumenti, et molinarius ibi et custos apium. Tem­ pore regis Edwardi valebat x. libras. Isdem Rogerius tenet Alledone. Siuuard tenuit, et liber homo fuit. Ibi ii. hidae et dimidia gelda­ biles. Terra est xv. carucarum. In dominio sunt ii. carucas, et viii. inter servos et ancillas, et xxiiii. villani et ii. bordarii et unus cozet, cum viii. carucis inter omnes. Ibi molinum de v. solidis. De terra hujus manerii tenet Ricardus i. hidam, et iEldred unum membrum terras. Ibi est una caruca, et xii. villani et vii. bordarii et iii. servi, cum iii. carucis. iEcclesia habet dimidiam hidam, et presbyter unam carueam, cum uno eozet. Totum manerium tempore regis Edwardi valebat c. et v. solidos ; modo viii. libras quod Rogerius tenet; quod homines, xv. solidos ; quod presbyter, v. solidos.

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IN CONDOVER HUNDRED. The same Ralph holds Pulley. Eddid held it. There are one hide and one virgate paying geld. It is land of five ox-teams. There are three radmans and four villans and five bordarii with four ox-teams. In the time of king Edward it was worth thirty Shillings ; and afterwards and now forty Shillings. The same Ralph holds Edgebold. Eddit held it. There is one hide paying geld. It is land of two ox-teams. There is one free man who pays eight Shillings of farm. A wood for fattening twenty swine. In the time of king Edward it was worth forty Shillings ; and afterwards it was waste. The same Ralph holds Sheinton, and Helgot of him. Azor and Elgar and Saul held it for three manors. There are two hides paying geld. There is a wood for a hundred swine, and a mill of ten Shillings. The whole is worth twenty Shillings.

IN SHREWSBURY HUNDRED. The same Ralph holds Meole Brace. Eddit held it. There are three hides paying geld. In the demesne are three ox-teams, and six serfs, and four maid serfs, and six villans and three bordarii with three ox-teams, and one radman with half an ox-team. To this manor pertain nine burgesses in the city, and a mill of twenty Shillings. In the time of king Edward and afterwards it was worth seven pounds ; now thirteen pounds and five Shillings and sixpence. VII.—THE LAND OF ROGER DE LACI.

IN BASCHURCH HUNDRED. Roger de Laci holds of the king Cleobury North, and Ulward of him. Seward held it, and was a free man. There are two hides and a half paying geld. It is land of four ox-teams. In the demesne is one, and one serf, and four villans and four bordarii with three ox-teams. There is a mill of four Shillings. In the time of king Edward it was worth twelve Shillings, and afterwards seven Shillings ; now twenty Shillings. The same Roger holds Ditton, and it pertains to Cleobury. There is one hide, and it is there valued. IN CONDETRET HUNDRED. The same Roger holds Hopton Wafers, and Widard of him. Siward, a free man, held it. There are three hides paying geld. It is land of four ox-teams. In the demesne is one ox-team, and one serf, and one radman and two villans and three bordarii with one ox-team. In the time of king Edward it was worth ten Shillings, and afterwards twelve Shillings ; now nine Shillings and two pence.

IN COLMESTANE HUNDRED. The same Roger holds Stanton Lacy. Siward held it, and was a free man. There are twenty hides and a half paying geld. It is land of fifty ox-teams. In the demesne are ten ox-teams, and twenty-eight serfs and maid serfs, and sixty-seven villans and two smiths, and five bordarii, and four cozets. Among them all they have twenty-three- ox-teams. There is a church having one hide and a half, and two priests with two villans have three ox-teams. There are two mills of twenty-six Shillings. St. Peter of Hereford has there one villan. Of the land of this manor Richard holds one hide and a half, Azeline one hide and a half, Roger one hide and a half. These have in demesne six ox-teams, and six serfs, and two half-villans, and five bor­ darii, and two cozets with one ox-team, and a mill of ten Shillings. Of the same manor four sergeants have land to the amount of three ox-teams and one ferling, and they have four ox-teams, and ten acres of land. There are three radcheners, having land of two ox-teams and a half, and they have there so many ox-teams, and one man, Auti, holds one member of this manor, where there are three hides, and he has there one ox-team, and a half-villan. The whole manor in the time of king Edward was worth twenty-four pounds ; now twenty-five pounds. The same Roger holds Stokesay. iEldred held it, and was a free man. There are seven hides paying geld. It is land of fourteen ox-teams. In the demesne are five ox-teams, and sixteen serfs and maid serfs, and twenty villans with eight ox-teams, and nine women cotarias. There is a mill paying nine quarters of com, and a milier there, and a keeper of bees. In the time of king Edward it was worth ten pounds. The same Roger holds Aldon. Siward held it, and was a free man. There are two hides and ä half paying geld. It is land of fifteen ox-teams. In the demesne are two ox-teams, and eight serfs and maid-serfs, and twenty-four villans and two bordarii, and one cozet, with eight ox-teams among them all. There is a mill of fiveShillings . Of the land of this manor, Richard holds one hide, and iEldred one member of land. There is one ox-team, and twelve villans, and seven bordarii, and three serfs, with three ox-teams. A church has half a hide, and a priest one ox-team, with one cozet. The whole manor in the time of king Edward was worth a hundred and five Shillings ; now eight pounds, what Roger holds ; what his men, sixteen Shillings ; what the priest holds, five Shillings. SCIROPESCIRE.

VIII—TERRA HUGONIS LASNE.

IN LENTEURDE HUNDREDO. Hugo Lasne tenet de rege Chenistetone. Leflet tenuit tempore regis Edwardi. Ibi v. hidas. Terra est xii. carucarum. Wasta fuit et est. Ibi silva magna. Isdem Hugo tenet Nortune. Leflet tenuit tempore regis EdAvardi. Ibi v. hidas. Terra est xii. carucarum. Wasta fuit et est. Ibi silva magna.

IX.—TERRA NIGELLI MEDICI. IN LENTEURDE HUNDREDO. Nigellus medicus tenet de rege Wistanestou. Spirtes presbyter tenuit de S. Almundo, et erat tem­ pore regis Edwardi victus canonicorum. Ibi iiii. hidas. Terra est xv. carucarum. Ibi vii. villani cum vii. carucis, et unus Francigena habens molinum quod reddit v. summas annonas. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat xxx. solidos ; modo xx. solidos. Wastam invenit. Isdem Nigellus tenet Chu. Spirtes tenuit. Ibi i. hida geldabilis. Terra est iiii. carucarum. In dominio est dimidia caruca, et unus servus, et unus radman et iiii. bordarii cum i. caruca. Tempore regis Edwardi valebat xii. solidos ; modo x. solidos. Wastam invenit.

HEREFORDSCIRE.

IN CÜTESTORNES HUNDREDO. Isdem Osbernus [filius Ricardi] tenet Lude, et Rogerius Laci de eo. Saisi tenuit. Ibi ii. hidas gelda­ biles. In dominio sunt ii. carucae, et unus villanus et praspositus et faber, cum ii. carucis. Valebat xxv. solidos ; modo xxx. solidos. Isdem Osbernus tenet Ludeforde. Ibi est una hida, et in dominio ii. carucas, et v. bordarii cum L caruca, et molinum de vi. solidis. Valet xx. solidos.

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VIII.—LAND OF HUGH L'ASNE.

IN LENTEURDE HUNDRED. Hugh L'Asne holds of the king Knighton. Leflet held it in the time of king Edward. There are five hides. It is land of twelve ox-teams. It was and is waste. There is a great wood. The same Hugh holds Norton. Leflet held it in the time of king Edward. There are five hides. It is land of twelve ox-teams. It was and is waste. There is a great wood.

IX.—LAND OF NIGELLUS THE PHYSIC1AN.

IN LENTEURDE HUNDRED. Nigellus the Physician holds of the king Wistanstow. Spirtes the priest held it of St. Alkmund, and it was in the time of king Edward for the victuals of the canons. There are four hides. It is land of fifteen ox-teams. There are seven villans with seven ox-teams, and one Frenchman having a mill which pays five loads of com. In the time of king Edward it was worth thirty Shillings; now twenty Shillings. He found it waste. The same Nigellus holds Clev. Spirtes held it. There is one hide paying geld. It is land of four ox-teams. In the demesne is half an ox-team, and one serf, and one radman and four bordarii with one ox-team. In the time of king Edward it was worth twelve Shillings; now ten Shillings. He found it waste.

HEREFORDSHIRE.

IN CUTENTORNES HUNDRED. The same Osbern fitz Richard holds Ludlow, and Roger Lacy of him. Saisi held it. There are two hides paying geld. In the demesne are two ox-teams, and one villan and a provost and a smith, with two ox-teams. It was worth twenty-five Shillings ; now thirty Shillings. The same Osbern holds Ludford. There is one hide, and in the demesne are two ox-teams, and five bordarii with one ox-team, and a mill of six Shillings. It is worth twenty Shillings.

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83 GLOSSARY OF WORDS APPEAIOTG TO KEQULRE EXPLANATIOH

ACEB (Acrä.) The acre in Domesday-Book was about the MEASURE OF COBN (summa), p. 25. The summa or rneasure double of our modern Statute acre. of com was a horse load, which is estimated at a quarter ANNONA, com, but generally employed in Domesday-Book to or eight busheis. The modius of Domesday-Book was a signify an annüal corn-rent. bushel. NEATHERDS (bovarii). Great herds of cattle were bred on the BEEEWICK, a meinber of a manor separated from the rest of the estates of the medireval landowners, and as there was manor, either adjacent to the chief manor, or at some a neatherd to a certain fixed number, the number of distance from it. It appears to have been an Anglo- neatherds was an index to the quantity of cattle bred on Saxon word, and is found in an English charter of the each manor. As the amount of com was similarly indi- reign of Edward the Confessor. cated by the number of ox-teams required to plough the BOEDABIUS, one of a class of tenantry a little superior to the ground, the enumeration of the neatherds and ox-teams serfs and villans. The exact meaning of the word, as gave the proportion of pasture and arable land in the well as the position of those who were designated by it, manor. is still doubtful. Thomas Hearne suggested that it was ORE, p. 25, (ora,) p. 27. A nominal amount of money, an derived from the Anglo-Saxon word bord, a table, and ounce, that is, the twelfth part of a pound, or equivalent that the bordarii were tenants whose duty it was to to twenty pence. attend or supply the table or hall of the lord. Others have derived the word from another Anglo-Saxon word OX-TEAM (caruca). The ox-team was taken to represent the bord, signifying a house. It is evident that they were extent of land sufHcient to employ it each year, which a different class from the serfs and villans. Their tenure varied considerably in different localities according to the appears to have been called bordagium. fertility or state of cultivation of the land. This extent is termed in other parts of Domesday-Book carucata, a COLIBERTI, p. 27, a class of tenants or dependents who were carucate or plough-land. Mr. Eyton cons'iders that in neither altogether serfs nor altogether freemen, but pos- Shropshire the average was about two ox-teams and a half sessed a certain degree of freedom of which the serfs were per hide. deprived, although their position approached nearer to that of the serf than to that of the freeman. They seem PROVOST fprmpositus), called in Aglo-Saxon gerefa, or reeve, to have been serfs partially enfranchised, who held land an officer appointed by the lord of the manor with autho- under a rent of some kind, but were still attached to the rity over the agricultural tenants. land. RADMAN, sometimes called rachenistre, a tenant of a higher COTTARS (eotarii), were, evidently from their name, tenants grade than the serfs, villans, and bordarii. Their position, of cottages, but it is now very uncertain what was their indeed, seems to have varied, for they were sometimes exact condition. They are supposed to have been some- attached to the soil, while at others they were certainly what above the mere villans. free. Some were obliged by their tenure to render a COZETS, p. 13, 81. The Cozet seems to have been very certain amount of agricultural labour to their lord. nearly identical with the cottar, though there was evi­ SERJEANTS (servientes), p. 41, a term applied to the under dently some distinction between them, now unknown. officers of the manorial court, and also to stewards of estates. It is a word which was used in many senses. FEBLING, p. 81, or, written more fully, ferdendel, a farthing- land, the fourth part of a carucate. A rneasure of land. SERF (servus), the lowest grade of the agricultural population, who were absolutely the property of the lord, attached to EINE (finis), p. 23, the word used in Domesday-Book to the land, and formed an integral part of the estate. They express the extent of territory in "Wales which the "Welsh were the theows of the Anglo-Saxons. The female serfs, called a eommot, the fourth part of a cantred. or, as I have usually translated the word, maid-serfs, are FORESTEL, p. 1. The crime of waylaying and attacking people called in Domesday-Book ancilloe. on the highway. SESTIEE (sextarius), p. 67, a measure of liquids. A sestier of GABLE (gäblum), p. 1. This is the Anglo-Saxon word gafol, wine is believed to have been equivalent to a quart. A. which means simply a tax or tribute. sestier of com was apparently a much larger quantity, but its exact value is uncertain. GELD. An Anglo-Saxon word meaning a payment or tribute. TJsed by itself it signifled the tax paid to the crown, and STICK of eels (stica, or stika), twenty eels. It appears to be is understood in Domesday as having especial reference to the same word as the German stiege, a score. There was the Danegeld. another measure of eels called a lunda, consisting of ten sticks. GUESTS (hospites), p. 73. These were a class of tenants, whose exact character is not known. They were above THAJN (talnus, teinus), p. 27. The Anglo-Saxon term Thains tbe condition of a serf or bordarius, and paid their rent in (thegnas) was usually applied to nobles, but its primitive money. They were probably not attached to the land. meaning was a servant or attendant, and it appears in Domesday-Book to be applied to freeholders of inferior HAIA, or HAYA, means a place enclosed with a hedge, but it is estate. more particularly used in Domesday-Book for an inclosure in a wood for the purpose of entrapping wild animals, VICTUS, p. 52, 82, an annual rent for the purchase of food, or especially kids (eapreoli). In one passage a firm haia, paid in provisions, for an ecclesiastical or other body. p. 29, is mentioned, which Mr. Eyton is perhaps right in An estate was not unfrequently devoted especially to that taking as meaning only an inclosure in good repair. purpose. HEINFARE, p. 1. Literally, night, or escape, the offence of VILL (villa), a township. ing the escape of felons, or the night of serfs from the VILLAN (villanus), the lowest of the agricultural tenantry lands of their lords. above the serf. The villan could not possess land, or HIDA. The rneasure of the hide has been differently estimated inherit, but, after his death, his goods reverted to his by different writers,' and it appears in fact to have varied lord. He could not leave the estate to which he was in different parts of the country and under difference of attached, but was transferable as part and parcel of its circumstances. It has been reckoned that in Shropshire appurtenances. In the manor of Stanton Lacy, p. 80, the average value of the hide was at the time of Domes­ thore were dimidii villani, who were perhaps identical day-Book 240 Statute acres. with the coliberti, or villans partially enfranchised. Vil­ lans in gros were such as had no fixed tenement, but LANDE (landa), p. 33, a strip of land not cultivated. were merely registered in the baronial court as such. MASUEE (masura terrae), a house in the town with its cur- VIRGATE (virgata), the fourth part of a hide of land, estimated tilage, or plot of land appertaining. . to have contained about sixty acres.

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