LIBER FEODORUM
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A.D. 1211-1213.
THE following list does not belong to any of the general series of returns transcribed in the Book of Fees. Nor is there any direct evidence as to whether it represents a return sent up from the country or a compilation made at the Exchequer.
The Archdeacon of Stafford, who is mentioned in the first entry as having the wardship of the heir of Oliver fitz Neal, obtained it in the financial year ending at Michaelmas 1207. [1] Brian de Lisle, who is mentioned in the second entry as responsible for the barony of Ralph Taisson, was entrusted with it in February 1208. [2] On the other hand, the statement that John of Bassingbourne was responsible for the Honour of Tickhill, cannot be later than the spring of 1214, when Ralph, Count of Eu, obtained restitution of his lands. [3] Michael de "Maunuers", who is entered as holding two fees at Holme, was presumably the predecessor of Leon de Malnoers who became accountable for a relief of 10l. before October 1213. [4] William de Harcourt, who is mentioned in the last entry in connexion with the fee of the Constable of Chester, occurs elsewhere as one of the administrators of the estate of Roger de Lacy, Constable of Chester, who died in the autumn of 1211. [5] Inasmuch then as John de Lacy, son and heir of Roger, obtained possession of most of his inheritance two years later, the list may apparently be ascribed to the period between October 1211 and September 1213. [6]
The entry concerning Clayworth affords some further evidence of date. According to the Pipe Rolls, land there to the yearly value of 112s. was for a considerable period in the possession of William fitz Robert fitz Hugh. For some two years from Michaelmas 1211, it was in the hand of the king. Hugh fitz Robert was returned as the late owner in the summer of 1212, and Marina his relict obtained a tardy assignment of dower there in August 1213, [7] but the Pipe Roll of 1212 ignores his brief tenancy. Before Michaelmas in that year, Wiiliam of Hartshill undertook to pay the 100 marks mentioned in the text printed below. [8] At the time of the compilation of the list, he had not found the necessary sureties, and in point of fact he did not get the land falling to him by inheritance until 1221, when two great men became sureties for his payment of a fifth of the sum originally demanded by the Crown. [9]
[1] Pipe Roll, 9 John, Essex.
[2] Rotuli Litterarum Clausarum, vol. i. p. 104.
[3] Rotuli Litterarum Patentium, p. 116; Pipe Roll, 16 John, Nottingham and Derby.
[4] Pipe Roll, 16 John, Nottingham and Derby, in the "Oblata" and therefore
brought forward from the previous year, the roll for which is missing.
[5] Rotuli de Oblatis et Finibus, p. 472; Rotuli Litterarum Clausarum, vol. i. p. 120.
[6] Rotuli de Oblatis et Finibus, p. 494.
[7] Rotuli Litterarum Clausarum, vol. i. p. 147.
[8] "Willelmus de Hardredeshull debet cm. pro habenda terra." Pipe Roll,
14 John, Nottingham and Derby. "Willelmus de Hardreshull debet cm. pro
habenda terra de Clawurde, set non debet summoneri quia non habuit nee habere
potuit pro quo promisit." Pipe Roll, 16 John, Nottingham and Derby.
[8] Pipe Roll, 6 Hen. III. m. 9. The entry is not printed in the Excerpta.
230 A.D. 1211-1213.
NOTTINGHAM AND DERBY.
I.94-95. Heres Oliveri filii Nigelli tenet feodum unius militis in Langeford' et est in custodia archidiaconi Stafford'. Et est de episcopate Cestrie.
Brianus de Insula debet respondere de baronia Radulfi Tessun in Watelay et soka.
Idem debet respondere de baronia Radulfi filii Stephani.
Johannes de Bassingburn' debet respondere de honore de Tykehill'.
Radulfus Musard' tenet feodum dimidii militis in Stanlee [1] de baronia de Musarderia.
Willelmus Briwer' tenet feoda x. militum in Notinghamsir' et Derbysir' de dono domini Regis Johannis de baronia de Burun'.
Fulco Painel defendebat baroniam suam de Bingh' per servicium j. militis. Ipse vero feffavit Hugonem de Bingham et Johannem de Cruce per servicium illud. Postea dissaisitus fuit idem Fulco de baronia illa occasione precepti domini regis de terris Normannorum et data fuit villa illa cum pertinenciis Henrico de Baillol pro xl. libratis terre, et servicium predictoram Hugonis et Johannis retentum fuit in manu domini regis.
Ricardus Basset tenet feodum j. militis in Coleston' et Radulfus Basset pro eo.
Ricardus de Sutton' tenet feodum j. militis in Sutton' de honore Richem', unde Petrus de Leonibus debet respondere.
Stephanus de Bello Campo tenet c. solidatas terre in Cotes in Derbysir', reddendo unum brachetum in adventu domini regis in Derbysir'.
Brocton' fuit terra Alvredi de Suleny, cuiusdam Normanni, et saisita fuit in manu domini regis, set dominus rex reddidit illam comiti Cestrie eo quod miles ille tenuit de eo. Et mater comitis tenet eam in dotem. Et est feodum j. militis.
Robertus de Chaurces tenet feodum j. militis in capite in Marnham et Waddewrth'.
Rogerus de Munbegun feodum j. militis in Tukesford' et soka in baronia.
Willelmus de Aubeny tenet xxvj. libratas terre in Orskinton' per servicium ij. militum.
Willelmus filius Roberti tenuit centum et xij. solidatas terre in Clawrth' reddendo inde annuatim unum spervarium muer'. [2] Et adhue est in manu domini regis et Willelmus de Hardreshill' finem fecit pro terra illa per c.m. et nondum plegium invenit.
Magister Alanus de Bollesovere tenet lxxv. solidatas et tres denariatas terre et [3] Oswardebec per servicium unius paris calcarium ad auram.
Rogerus de Lanun tenet iiijor marcas redditus et molendinum de Tilne per servicium j. spervarii sori.
Henricus Corbin tenet ij. marcatas terre in Derleton', sed nescimus per quod servicium.
[1] Read Stavele.
[2] Read mutarium or muez.
[3] Read in, or in soka de as in Pipe Roll, 13 John, Nottingham and
Derby.
NOTTINGHAM AND DERBY. 231
I.94-95 - cont. Agatha Bretel tenet feodum j. militis in Flintham.
Willelmus Pincerna tenet feodum ij. militum in Crophill' et Kinelton' et alibi.
Michael de Maunuers tenet feodum ij. militum in Holm'.
Robertus de Gresley tenet feodum j. militis in Cotegrave.
Radulfus de Sancto Georgio et Ricardus de Furnell' tenent feoda [1] j. militis in Bothmeshill'.
Eustachius de Moretoin tenet feoda ij. militum in Gameleston' cum herede que fuit Randulfi de Marisco. [2]
Willelmus filius Walkelini tenet Steynesby per j. spervarium sorum.
Gilbertus filius Reinfridi debet respondere de toto feodo Lancastrie. [3]
Petrus de Sandiacr' tenet terram suam ad valeneiam x.l. per ostriceriam.
Petrus Picot tenet terram suam ad valeneiam x.l. per idem servicium.
Willelmus filius Willelmi tenet feoda v. militum de quibus Willelmus de Harecurt debet respondere, quia sunt de feodo constabularii Cestrie.
[1] Read feodum.
[2] "Eustacius de Moreton' debet c.l. pro habenda custodia terre et
heredis Ranulfi de Mereseie" etc. Pipe Roll, 8 John, Nottingham and
Derby.
[3] This entry appears to be directly connected with the seven entries immediately
preceding.
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A.D. 1214-1215.
IN the section of the Book of Fees devoted to the counties of Essex and Hertford there is a transcript of a list of fees of Richard de Raimes and of William de Hehon in Essex, Norfolk and Suffolk. The first eleven entries concern the Raimes estate; the other nine concern the Helion estate.
The date of the list is approximately fixed by the mention in it of Robert de Vere as tenant of half a fee at Hedingham and a fee at Tilbury (by Clare), The latter belonged at one time to Aubrey de Vere, Earl of Oxford, who was certainly living in the earlier part of the financial year beginning at Michaelmas 1213. [1] In October 1214, Robert de Vere undertook to pay 1,000 marks for having all the lands of his brother, Earl Aubrey, who had been dead some weeks. [2] The list seems therefore to have been made between the death of Earl Aubrey and the formal investiture of Robert de Vere as an earl. His title as Earl of Oxford was fully recognised at the time of the issue of the Great Charter in June 1215. [3]
Further evidence is to be found in the Pipe Roll of 1214, which contains a section headed:- "Feoda militum Willelmi de Helion que sunt in manu regis pro defectu ipsius Willelmi". [4] The names there given correspond with those in the list printed below, except that Earl Aubrey appears as the owner of Tilbury, and the heirs of William of Felstead occupy the place of Philip of Burnham. The holdings in Norfolk and Suffolk are not given. This section of the Pipe Roll is immediately followed by a heading:- "Scutagia Ricardi de Reimes", with no particulars, a space being left blank. [5]
Two versions of a list of the fees of Helion, which was possibly the foundation of the list transcribed in the Book of Fees, are to be found in the Red Book of the Exchequer. The first of these is appended, out of place, to the copy of the carta of Robert de Helion of the year 1166; the second is included among the inquisitions there assigned to the 13th year of the reign of John. [6] The Red Book contains also an altogether independent list of fees of the Honour of Helion in the counties of Essex and Hertford, which may have been derived from the sheriff's return to the royal writ of 1 June 1212. [7]
[1] Pipe Roll, 16 John, Essex and Hertford.
[2] Ibid.; Rotuli Litterarum Clausarum, vol. i. pp. 171, 173, 211.
[3] Ibid. p. 215; Rymer's Faedera, vol. i. p. 133; Matthew Paris, Chronica Majora,
vol. ii. p. 604.
[4] A later roll gives an explanation about the fees "que ipse Willelmus reddidit
regi, quia non potmt milites suos diatringere". Pipe Roll, 2 Hen. III, Essex and
Hertford.
[5] Pipe Roll, 16 John.
[6] Pp. 357, 601.
[7] P. 503.
FEES OF RAIMES AND HELION.
II.279-280. FEODA MILITUM QUE FUERUNT RICARDI DE REIMES IN ESSEX', NORFF' ET SUFF'. ET DE HELIUN IN ESSEX'.
Rogerus de Mescing' tenet feoda iij. militum in Mescing' et pertinenciis unde Willelmus de Fresuet' tenet feodum j. militis et
FEES OF RAIMES AND HELION. 233
II.279-280 - cont.
iiijtam partem j. militis in Parva Brisat' in Sudf et prior Sancte Trinitatis de Gipeswic' iiijtam partem unius militis in Tudeham in Sudf.'
Leona de Stutevill' tenet feodum unius militis in Byham [1] unde deberet facere unam medietatem heredi Ricardi de Reymes et alteram medietatem heredi Willelmi de Reymes.
Willelmus filius Goscelini tenet [2] feodum ij. militum in Ardel' et in Reimes; modo tenet Radulfus Pikot in seriantia ut dicit.
Philippus Parage tenuit feoda ij. militum in Toleshunt; modo tenet Adam filius Hugonis de Herdeber'.
Comes Rogerus habet in Akeham iij. partes unius militis quas Arnaldus Ruffus tenet de eo.
Idem comes habet in Heingham feodum dimidii militis quod Robertus de Ver tenet de eo et Robertus de Cant' [3] de predicto Roberto in Essex'.
Idem comes habet feodum dimidii militis in Reinstorp in Norff.
Idem comes habet vjtam partem j. militis in Hegham quod Johannes de Kemestorp [4] tenet de eo et Rogerus de Reimes de eo.
Idem comes habet in Eston in Suff' feoda ij. militum que Hugo de Gosebec tenet de eo.
Idem comes habet in Sudfolch' feodum unius militis quod Edmundus de Tudeham tenet de eo.
Idem comes habet in Stanham et in Crofeld' iij. partes j. militis in Sudf' quod Radulfus de Neref et Hugo de Rikingehale tenent de eo.
Willelmus de Helion tenet feodum j. militis in dominico in Brumstede. [5]
Robertus de Ver feodum j. militis in Tylebir' in Essex'. Henricus de Ver tenet de eo.
Robertus filius Rogeri feodum unius militis et tres partes unius militis in Gingeton', et Kaletorp in Norff' et Suff'.
Radulfus le Bret feodum unius militis et Alina de Arden' [6] in Essex' et Langeleg' in Sudf'.
Johannes Camerarius feodum dimidii militis in Sturmere in Essex'.
Philippus de Burnham tenet dimidium feodum militis ibidem.
Warinus filius Geroldi tenet dimidium feodum militis in Stivinton et Parva Radewinter in Essex'.
Arnaldus de Mandevill'feodum dimidii militis in Bumsted' Parva.
Johannes filius Rogeri iiijtam partem unius militis in Bumsted'.
Henricus de Illeg' iij. feoda in Illeg' in Sudf'.
[1] Read Dyham. Cf. J.H. Round, Geoffrey de Mandeville, p. 403.
[2] Read tenuit.
[3] Read Cantilupo. See Red Book, p. 356.
[4] Read Reinestorp.
[5] Read Bumstede.
[6] After Arden, supply in Esse.
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VARIOUS DATES.
THE Book of Fees contains transcripts of two early lists of tenants of the Honour of Boulogne, which it will be convenient to designate as A and C. The Red Book of the Exchequer contains another, which may be designated as B, and the Little Black Book of the Exchequer contains a fourth, which may be designated as D.
The Patent Roll of the 2nd year of Henry III contains a list of reliefs due from various tenants of the Honour in December 1217, and also a list of tenants of the Honour in the counties of Cambridge and Huntingdon who had not paid their scutage. Lastly, the Pipe Rolls contain accounts of the scutages levied on the tenants in 1217-1218 and 1221-1222. These are given in the Appendix.
A.
The nucleus of this list seems to have been drawn up as early as the reign of Henry II, and to have been corrected, somewhat casually, in the first decade of the thirteenth century. Gervase of Comhill, whose name stands unaltered in one entry, was dead at Michaelmas 1185. [1] The "Comes Willelmus" whose name also stands unaltered, was presumably William de Mandeville, Earl of Essex, who died in 1189. [2] The list contains two mentions of Faramus de Boulogne, who died in 1183 or 1184. [3] In one case, an addition to the original gives his grandson, William de Fednes, as the actual tenant; in the other case, the heirs of Faramus de Boulogne are described as the tenants. So again, in an entry concerning Richard de Lucy, who was dead in 1182, there is an addition to the effect that his land had passed to "the heir of Ongar". [4] While Robert fitz Roger now figures in the list as the actual tenant of seven fees, the original version seems to have credited them to his father-in-law, William of Norwich, known also as William de Chesnay, who died in 1174. [5]
On the other hand, Oger de Curton, who is mentioned in the list as holding Tendring. did not obtain livery of that place until 1205. [6] The entry concerning (Great) Birch and Easthorpe can hardly be earlier than 1203, when Wiiliam Blund obtained a lease of them, or later than 1206, when he seems to have conveyed to Ralph Gernon. [7] Hubert of Anstey, who was dead at Easter 1210, occurs six times in the list as the tenant of various lands. [8] It
[1] Pipe Roll, 31 Hen. II , p. 220.
[2] Pipe Roll, 25 Hen. II . p. 128.
[3] Pipe Roll, 30 Hen. II , p. 112.
[4] Pipe Roll, 27 Hen. II , p. 102; Pipe Roll, 28 Hen. II , p. 98; The Genealogist,
N.S. vol. xv. p. 129.
[5] Pipe Roll, 20 Hen. II , p. 40; Essex Archaeological Transactions, N.S. vol. viii.
pp. 192-198; The Genealogist, N.S. vol. xviii. pp. 4-6.
[6] Rotuli de Oblatis et Finibus, p. 291.
[7] Rotuli Chartarum, p. 135; Rotuli Litterarum Patentium, p. 50; Morant's History
of Essex, vol. ii. p. 179, note x; Essex Archaeological Transactions, N.S. vol. xii. pp. 89,90.
[8] "Robertus filius Walteri reddit compotum de cccc marcis et iiij. palefridis pro
habendo custodiam et maritagium heredis Huberti de Anestia cum terra que fuit
ipsius Huberti die quo obiit - Termini, ad Pascham regni regis xjmi", etc. Pipe
Roll, 12 John. Essex.
INTRODUCTION. 235
is doubtful whether any corrections or additions were made after that date. William de Fednes, indeed, is entered as the tenant of six fees to which he did not succeed until after the death of his mother Sibyl, the daughter and heiress of Faramus de Boulogne, many years later, but she had surrendered a considerable part of the inheritance to him in 1206, and it is possible that the annotator of the list was ignorant of the details of the family arrangement then made. [1] Or again, it is possible that he merely blundered in transcription, misreading the letters "Sib" as a "W", and so converting "Sibill" into "Will".
The foregoing notes show the impossibility of assigning this document to any definite date.
B.
This list is identical with A, except with regard to a few details. The text is less corrupt. Being entered in the Red Book among inquisitions "made in the 13th year of King John", it is, in the printed edition, assigned to 1211- 1212. [2] There is, however, nothing to show that it was the result of an inquisition, and an East Anglian jury of that date could not have returned Gervase of Cornhill, Earl William, or Hubert of Anstey as actual tenants. As explained in a previous section, the rubricated headings in the Red Book are not to be trusted. This List is not reproduced in the present volume.
C.
The sequence of some of the names and certain phrases in this list suggest that the compiler of it had before him the material which had been used in the preparation of lists A and B. The mention in it of Richard de Rivers with Maud de Lucy shows that it cannot be earlier than January 1214, when they obtained permission to marry. [3] On the other hand, the mention of Roger Bigod, Earl of Norfolk, shows that it is not later than his death in 1221, while the mention of Warin fitz Gerold shows that it is not later than 1218. [4] Lastly, the entry concerning Tendring can hardly be earlier than 1217, when Thomas de Longueville acquired a fee there from Oger de Curton. [5]
The date of the list seems therefore to be 1217-1218. It may have been made by the steward of the Honour. While it appears to be free from the anachronisms of A and B, the later part of it, dealing with the demesnes of the Honour, is, in its present form, so imperfect as to be almost unintelligible without the assistance of the other versions.
D.
While the sequence of fees in this list corresponds generally with that in C, the names of the tenants agree more closely with those in A and B. Thus it mentions among the tenants Hubert of Anstey, who, as has been seen, was dead at Easter 1210. Apart from the value of this version for purposes of collation with the others, it has some marginal and interlinear additions and corrections of obviously later date. The note concerning Ralph fitz Nicholas cannot be earlier than 1227, when be obtained a grant of lands of Hugh de Cantelo, who had been hanged for felony.6 Nevertheless, the names of several
[1] Rotuli Litterarum Clausarum, vol. i. pp. 68, 70, 226.
[2] Pp. 575-583.
[3] Rotuli de Oblatis el Finibus, p. 517.
[4] Rotuli Litterarum Clausarum, vol. i. pp. 350, 363.
[5] Feet of Fines for Essex, vol. i. pp. 49, 63.
[6] Calendar of Charter Rolls, vol. i. p. 1.
236 VARIOUS DATES.
tenants who had died long before that date were allowed to remain uncorrected.
Although this list was printed by Hearne, in his edition of the Liber Niger Scaccarii, he did not clearly discriminate between the original text and the additions. It is therefore reprinted in the Appendix to this volume.
HONOUR OF BOULOGNE.
(TEXT A.)
II.271-274. FEODA HONORIS BONONIE.
Comes de Gisnes xij. milites de eodem honore. De quibus iij. sunt in Stivinton' et Parva Wahull' in Bedeford'.
Comes W. Marescallus iiij. [1] milites de eodem honore [2] in Bed' [3] et Trumpeton'.
Abbas Sancti Albani iij. milites de eodem in Tholeshunt' et Goldhangr'.
Henricus de Merk' iij. milites de eodem in Holand' et Laleford.
Willelmus de Mustroil vj. de eodem honore. Inde Hubertus de Anesty in Redeswell' ij. milites.
Radulfus de Cornhull' j. militem et iij. quarteria in Clarette.
Comes Alberidus ij. milites et j. quarterium in Gelham.
Pheramus de Bononia x. Willelmus [4] de Fenes vj. milites in Lamburn' in Essex. [5] Fifide et La Blakehull' Lagefar' et unum membrum quod Radulfus de Marcy tenet et quedam pars in Wyham quam Templarii tenent et quedam pars in Herlaue quam Gilbertus tenet; omnes iste particule ij. milites. In Alfladewyk' et Hichinton' in Hertford' et in Cotes in Cant' et quoddam socagium in villa de Cant'; omnes iste iiij. particule ij. milites.
Baldewinus de Bodanvill' [6] v. milites in Glepton [7] in Hunt' cum quodam membro in Hulmo.
Willelmus de Norwich', modo Robertus filius Rogeri. vij. milites in Thorp Wydonis Andigavensis, Massingham Anemere, [8] * * Wychingham, in Norff', [9] et in Chishull' in Essex' j. feodum. Summa vij.
Robertus de Lucy v. milites quos Milo de Sumery tenet de eo in Dodenho, Lebe [10] cum Craule in Essex'. Set negat j. feodum.
Radulfus de Roucestr' v. milites in Rivenhale in Essex', Bercweye et Niueseiles in Hertf', et Erswelle et Coleworth [11] in Suff'.
Gervasius de Cornhull' et Radulfus de Axstede v. milites.
Comes Rogerus iiijor milites in Parva Notle et Parva Stanford' juxta Angr'. Negat j. feodum.
Gilbertus de Lacy iiijor milites in Niuenham in Essex' juxta Waleden'.
[1] Read iij.
[2] Read comite.
[3] Read Dukesword.
[4] x. Willelmus may be an error for modo Sibilla.
[5] After Essex' supply ij. milites.
[6] Read Dudauvill'. He was also known as Baldewinus de Riparia.
[7] Read Glatton'.
[8] In the space left between Anemere and Wychingham insert Frenge.
[9] After Norff' supply vj. feoda.
[10] Read La Le.
[11] Read Cukeleworth'.
HONOUR OF BOULOGNE. 237
II.271-274 - cont.
Robertus de Rivaus [1] iiijor milites in Bren et Tunich' Kekesword' et Lokesword' [2] quam Gervasius de Sperkeford' tenet per j. militem in Somers'.
Ricardus de Lucy, modo heres de Angr', iiijor milites in Angr', Staunford', Roping. [3]
Hervi de Tornebu iij. milites in Brich' et Esthorp' quam Willelmus Blundus tenet in Essex'.
Hubertus de Anesty iij. milites in Anesty, Hormed, Braghing' in Hertford'.
Henricus de Merc iij. milites in Berdefeud', Lattun', Sortegrave juxta Neuport, Finchingfeud' quam Petrus filius Alewini tenet. Weston' juxta Clar' et Lonewell' [4] quam Eustachius Salvag' tenet.
Galfridus de Fercles iij. milites in Alesford' in Essex' et Grancete in Cant' cum pertinenciis in Cotes et Elveden', Stanfeld'.
Radulfus de la Neuland' ij. milites in Neuland et Luttewod' in Essex'.
Simon de Merc ij. milites in Dunemaue, Lonewell', [4] Stanemere, Damesden' juxta Plessetum et Bansted' quam Gilbertus tenet cum quarta parte j. militis quam Johannes Flandr' in eadem Bansted' in Essex'.
Emma de Cantelou ij. milites in Smepetun' [5] cum quodam membro de Pebeners in Essex' et Fineberg' et Buckeshal' in Suff' [quam heredes Ade Cokerel tenent in Suff']. [6]
Emgerard Maskerel ij. milites in Coln' et Leger' per j. feodum quas prior Sancti Botulphi tenet et in bosco de [7] Horseye quas abbas de Sancta Escha [9] tenet per j. feodum.
Arnulphus Anglicus ij. milites in Merseye quam Walterus de Haya tenet [9] et Legere quam Rosa de Haya pro iij. partibus et in Teye quam Walterus Anglicus tenet pro quarterio.
Johannes de Hort [10] ij. milites in Walmesford', Sibinton' et Stewinton' in Hunt' j. militem et in Estwikeland' [11] et Bluntliesh' [12] j. militem.
Reynfridus [13] de Kyrketot j. militem in Ouesden' in Suff'.
Willelmus de Wrytsand j. militem in Perindon' in Essex'.
Hugo de Boxsted' j. militem in Boxstede in Essex'.
Alof Malegreffe j. militem in Hornigdon' in Essex'.
Willelmus de Merc j. militem in Cesterton' in Hunt'.
Garinus filius Gerardi j. militem in Gamenegeye in Cant'.
Alof de Bectun' [14] j. militem in Becton' [14] in Kancia.
Willelmus filius Otonis j. militem in Beltham [15] in Essex'.
Henricus Lohold' j. militem in Tolleber' in Essex'.
Comes Willelmus iiijtam partem in Stok' in Hertford'.
Abbatissa de Berkyng' terciam partem in Hauekesbery in Essex'.
[1] Read Ewias.
[2] Read Cumich, Lekesword' et Lokeston.
[3] Read Roying'.
[4] Read Ronewell'.
[5] Read Smetheton'.
[6] These seven words are wrongly inserted after the first tenet in the
succeeding entry. They are rightly placed in B.
[7] For bosco de read Bilcho et.
[8] Read Ositha.
[9] After tenet supply per j. militem.
[10] For Hort read Merc
[11] Read Estduniland'.
[12] Read Blunteshal'.
[13] Read Heynfridus. Cf. Rotuli de Oblatis, p. 301.
[14] Read Boctun'.
[15] Read Belcham.
238 VARIOUS DATES.
II.271-274 - cont.
Anselinus de Habington j. militem in Habington' in comitatu Cant'.
Willelmus Ruffus dimidium militem in Bassingburn' in Cant'.
Johannes de Borham j. militem in Borham, Badeue, Waltham cum quodam membro in Ronewell' in Essex'.
Enger' de Blendec j. militem in Merseye, Elteneye, Doniland'. De quibus Alexander de Britlingeseye tenet dimidium militem et prior de Bykenacr' de eo.
Ogerus de Curtun' j. militem in Tentindring' [1] et Fifid et quoddam membrum in Doniland' in Essex'.
Feoda de Chebbing'set [2] j. militem in Masseber' quod canonici de Sancto Martino tenent et Pelsingho [3] quam Hubertus de Anesy [4] tenet et j. membrum in Teye quam canonici Sancte Trinitatis Londoniarum tenent.
Feoda Guninghar [5] j. militem in Blecham [6] quam Thomas Daumartyn tenet et Thopesfeld' quam Abbericius [7] de Vica tenet.
Willelmus Martel, modo Robertus filius Walteri, j. militem in Teye in Essex' et Chauton' in Somers'.
Salamon v. partem j. militis quam Hugo filius Ascelini tenet in Tilleber' juxta Clare.
Hugo Triket, modo Simon Triket, v. milites in hiis terris - Sarnebroc in Bed', et in Hertford Ryd, Borkeden, Comeye, et in Essex' j. hida terre et in Lagefare et in Mocking' duo sokemanni et Foxhol' et Frintun', et in Suff' Egeham; in hiis partibus partiti sunt iiij. milites Hugo [8] Triket hoc modo.
Sarnebroc per j. militem quam canonici de Bed' tenent.
Ryd j. militem quam Walterus filius Bernardi tenet.
Berkeden' dimidium feodum quam Hubertus de Anesteye tenet.
Corneye dimidium militem quam canonici Sancte Trinitatis tenent.
Edburton' cum medietate de Laufar' Triket dimidium militem quam Alexander de Britlingeseye tenet.
Frinton' iiijta pars j. militis quam Johannes filius Bemardi tenet.
Egham quarta pars j. militis quam monachi Colecestrie tenent.
Robertus de Wilmington' j. jugum et j. virgatam terre in parochia de Boctun' in Cantia per seriantiam reddendo per annum v.s.
Summa omnium feodorum militum cxij. feoda et dimidium iij. pars iiijta pars et v. pars.
DOMINICA QUONDAM HONORIS BONONIE.
Treng' in Hertford' valet lx.l. Benedisse in Essex' valet xv.l.
Hos tenet abbas de Feveresham.
[1] Read Tendring'.
[2] B. reads Gelbingeto; D. (see Appendix) reads Gewinget.
[3] Read Plesingho.
[4] Read Anesty.
[5] B. reads Cumingar; D. (see Appendix) reads Cunigar'.
[6] Read Belcham.
[7] Bead Albericus.
[8] Bead Hugonis.
HONOUR OF BOULOGNE. 239
II.271-274 - cont.
Ikelington' in comitatu Cant'. Inde tenet Rogerus de Lucy xv. libratas terre. Fratres de Monte Morelli vj.l. j.m. Moniales de Ikelington' l.s. Radulfus Bricho [1] l.s.
Mordon in Cant' xxx.l. Hubertus de Cremeseye de pertinenciis eiusdem.
Codreye quam Willelmus le [2] Keu tenet, et Clopton' quam abbas de Lesnes tenet valent xxxv.l. Bokebroc in Norhamtonsir' quam milites Ricardi de Lucy tenuerunt, modo comes Cestrie.
Gamegeye valet xxx.l. Inde tenent heredes Rogeri filii Reynfridi x.l. Ricardus Avenel x.l. heredes Gervasii de Cornhull' x.l.
Welested' in Surr' xxiiij.l. Reginaldus de Lucy tenuit, modo Odo [3] Daumartyn.
Notfene. [4] Ibidem canonici de Sancto Wlmaro tenuerunt, modo Hubertus de Anesty.
Westerham in Kent et Fobbing' in Essex' tenet Thomas de Canewyk'. [5]
Lillecherch' moniales. [6]
Bocton' [7] ibidem tenet Aluffus de Boctun'.
Mareog' [8] in Somers' xl.l. quam heredes Pharamusii de Bononia tenent.
Cogeshal' in Essex' tenent monachi de eadem.
Wykam [9] in Essex' tenent Templarii.
Lagefar' [1]0 in Essex' viij.l. quam tenet Henricus filius Alcheri.
Lagenho ibidem xv.l. tenet Herbertus de Lucy.
Braghing' in Hertford', partem tenent canonici Sancte Trinitatis Londoniarum pro tercia parte j. militis. Robertus de Rokella c.s. Residuum Hubertus de Anesty.
[1] Read Britho.
[2] Read de. See Close Rolls, 1234-1237, p. 661; 1237-1242, p. 631.
[3] After Odo supply de.
[4] Read Notfeud.
[5] Read Canvill'.
[6] Supply tenent.
[7] From Bocton' to Templarii below is one paragraph in II.274.
[8] Read Martoc.
[9] Read Wytham.
[10] From Lagefar' to militis below is one paragraph in II.274.
(240)
A.D. 1217-1218.
THE following is the text of the list referred to as C in the introduction to the preceding section:-
II.274-278. MILITES TENENTES DE HONORE BONONIE.
Comes [1] de Gines tenet xij. milites scilicet in Bedefordescira in Stiveton' et Parva Wahull' iij. milites. In Cantebr' in Dukesword' et Trumpeton' iij. milites quos comes W. Marescallus tenet in escambio pro terra sua de ultra mare. In Essex' Tholehunt' et Galdhangr' iij. milites. In Hoyland et Lalesford' ibidem iij. milites.
Engelramus de Musterell' vj. milites, scilicet in Redewell' ij. milites, in Claret j. militem et iij. partes unius militis in Geldham ij. milites et iiijtam partem unius militis, et posuit totam illam ad firmam pro xxxv.l. Et est eschaeta domini regis et qui tenent terram illam nullum inde faciunt servicium domino regi nisi predictam firmam. Et si aliquod servicium fecerint computabitur illis in firma.
Sibilla de Fenes tenet vj. milites, scilicet in Lamburne ij. milites, in Fifide et Blakehall' et Lacfare et j. membro quod Radulfus de Marcy tenuit et una parte quam Gilbertus tenuit et una parte in Wykham [2] quam Ricardus Flandr' tenuit quam Templarii modo tenent ij. milites, et in Herfordsira in Hakbladewike, [3] Hihhinton' et in comitatu Cantebrigie in Cotes et in socagio in Cant' ij. milites,
Baldewinus de Dudavill' v. milites in Claiton [4] et in uno membro de Hulmo quod pertinet ad Claiton'.
Uxor que fuit Roberti filii Rogeri vij. milites, scilicet in Torpwidon' et [5] Andeg' et Massingham et Anemere et Freinges et Wikinham vj. milites [6] quos Hugo filius Roberti tenet.
Leticia de Lucy, Milo de Sumery, Rogerus de Neovill', Ema de Marcy iiij. milites scilicet in Heaumedon', Dubenhog, [7] La Lee, Crawell'.
Radulfus de Rouecestr' v. milites et dimidium, scilicet in Essex' in Rewenhal' et in Hertfordsir' et in Bereweie et Newehell', [8] et in Suff' Erewell' et in Cukeleswrth' v. milites, et in Essex' in Lawefare quam Ricardus de Rouecestr' et Eustachius frater suus tenent dimidium militem.
Baldewinus de Osterwic' v. milites, scilicet in Schopiland' ij. milites et dimidium et in Chicche quam abbas tenet et in Couel' quam Templarii tenent secus Oxoniam ij. milites et dimidium.
Comes Rogerus Bygot iiijor milites in Parva Nutleg' et in Parva Stanford' juxta Angr', set negat j. militem.
[1] From Comes to in firma below is one paragraph.
[2] Read Wytham.
[3] Read Alfladewike.
[4] Read Glatton'.
[5] Omit et; the name of the place is Torp Widonis Andegavensis.
[6] Between milites and quos supply et in Chishull' in Essex j. feodum.
[7] Read Dodenho.
[8] Read Newesell'.
HONOUR OF BOULOGNE. 241
II.274-278 - cont.
Hugo de Bailoell' iiijor milites in Neweham secus Weleden'.
Robertus de Tresgoys iiijor milites in Dewias, [1] Cunich' [2] et Lekeswrth' et de quibus Gervasius de Sperkeford' tenet j. militem in Lokeston' et in Somerford' in Somers'. [3]
Ricardus de Ripar' cum Matillide de Lucy iij. milites in Hangr', Roing', Stanford', Cristeshal' et in Codrelic [4] in Herfordsir'.
Radulfus Gernun' iij. milites in Brich' et Estrop'.
Nicholaus de Anesty iij. milites in Anesty, Hormade et Braching'.
Henricus de Merc' iij. milites in Berdefeld' et Linton' [5] et Scortewe [6] juxta Neuport et Finkingfeld' quam Petrus filius Aelwini tenuit et Weston' juxta Clare et Runnewell' quam Eustachius Salvagius tenet.
Galfridus de Fercles iij. milites in Aleford' in Essex', et in Granteset' in Cantebr', et in Cotes quodam membro pertinento ad Granteset', et in Elvesden' et in Stanefold' in Suff'.
Radulfus de Newelande ij. milites in Neweland' et Luttewod'.
Simon de Merc ij. milites in Dunmawe, Runewell', Stanemere, Damesden' et in Rethewikebroc et in Banefeld' [7] quam. Gilbertus tenet, in eadem villa iiijtam partem j. militis quam Johannes Flandr' tenet.
Emma de Cantilupo ij. milites in Smetindon' et quodam membro de Pebeners in Essex' et in Rineberg' [8] et Bukeshall quam heres Ade Kokerell tenet in Suff'.
Ermegardus [9] Maskerell' ij. milites in Colum [10] et Legr' in Essex' quas prior de Sancto Botulpho de Colecestr' tenet per j. militem. in [11] Bileche [12] et Horseheye in hundredo de Tendring' quas abbas de Sancta Ositha tenet per unum militem in Essex'.
Arnulphus Anglicus ij. milites unde Walterus de Haia tenet unum militem in Mereseia in Essex' et Roesia de la Haia tenet iij. partes unius militis in Legr' Walteras [13] Anglicus l. [14] partem unius militis in Eya. [15]
Johannes de Merc ij. milites, unum in Waumeford', Sibinton' et Stebinton', et in Edunelande [16] et in Blundeshall' j. militem in Essex'.
Reinfridus de Briketon' [17] j. militem in Ouesdon' in Suff'.
Ricardus de Witsand' j. militem in Perendon'.
Hugo Boxstede unum militem in Boxstede.
Robertus de Borham j. militem in Borham et in Badewe [18], Waltham, in Essex' et unum membrum de Runewell'.
Asulphus [19] Ma [20] j. militem in Hornindon'.
Asulphus [19] de Bocton' j. militem in Bocton'.
[1] The other MSS. read Bren.
[2] Read Cumich'.
[3] Somerford is in Wilts.
[4] Read Codred.
[5] Read Latton.
[6] Read Scortegrave.
[7] All the other MSS. read Banested' or the like.
[8] Read Fineberg'.
[9] Read Ermengard.
[10] Read Colun'.
[11] Read et.
[12] Read Bilecho.
[13] Walterus begins a new paragraph in error.
[14] Read iiijtam.
[15] Read Teya.
[16] Read Estdunelande.
[17] Read Heinfridus de Kriketot.
[18] After Badewe supply et.
[19] Read Alulfus.
[20] Read Malegreff'.
242 A.D. 1217-1218.
II.274-278 - cont.
Egidius de Merc j. militem in Cestreton' in Huntedon'sir' et in Laefar', in Essex'.
Johannes de Blendek' j. militem in Merseia. Elteneya et Dunland' in Essex' unde prior de Bykenacr' tenet j. militem.
Hugo de Nevill' et Roadlandus de Acsted' v. milites.
(Also in II.198.) Feoda Simonis Triket v. milites, unde in Bedeford' Templarii tenent ij. hidas in Sarnebroc.
(ditto.) Canonici de Newenham in Sarnebroc tenent duas hidas.
(ditto.) Canonici de Bedeford' [1] teneid Scarnebroc. [2]
Johannes filius Bernardi tenet Ruth' cum filiabus Walteri de Kaune per j. militem.
Nicholaus de Anesty tenet Berkeden' per dimidium militem.
Canonici Sancte Trinitatis Londoniarum tenent Corneham [3] per dimidium militem.
Alexander de Britlings' Edburgeton' cum medietate Lawefar' Triket per dimidium militem.
Johannes filius Bernardi Frienton per iiijtam partem unius militis.
Abbas et monachi de Colecestr' Eggeham iiijtam partem unius militis ut dicitur; quieti sunt per cartam.
Warinus filius Geroldi tenet feodum unius militis in uno membro de Gameberggeya. [4]
Matillis de Diva j. militem in Belcham.
Thomas de Lungevill' j. militem in Tendringe. Fifide et j. membro de Dunlaund'.
Rogerus le Houd j. militem in Tolesbir'.
Canonici de Sancto Martino Londoniarum j. militem in Messebir'. Et in Pleissingho quem Nicholaus de Anesti tenet. Et Teya quodam membro quod canonici Sancte Trinitatis Londoniarum tenent.
Thomas Danmartin j. militem in Belcham unde Albricus de Wikes tenet in Toppesfeld'.
Gaufridus Martell' j. militem in Teya quam Robertus filius Walteri tenet [5] in Chiweton que est in manu domini regis.
Hugo filius Ascelini v. partem j. militis in Tillesbir' secus Clare.
Comes Willelmus de Maundevill quartam partem unius militis in la Stokka.
Philippus filius Ascelini de Abbiton' tenet j. militem in Abbinton'.
Robertus de Wilmiton' j. jugum et unam virgatam terre in Bocton' per v.s.
Thomas de Camvill' iij. milites in Fobbing' et in Senef' [6] in Essex et in Westreham in Kent.
Abbatissa de Berking' iij. partes unius militis in Hauesbir'. [7]
Willelmus Ruffus dimidiam militem in Cantebr' in Bassingburn'.
DOMINICA DE HONORE BOLONIE.
Trieng' que valet lx.l. in comitatu Hertford' et Benedis que valet xv.l. in Essex quas abbas et monachi ele Faveresham tenent.
[1] See Dugdale's Monasticon, vol. vi. p. 374.
[2] After Scarnebroc, II.198 adds per unum militem.
[3] Read Corneiam.
[4] Read Gamelingeya.
[5] After tenet supply et.
[6] Read Senefeud'.
[7] Read Hauekesbir'.
HONOUR OF BOULOGNE. 243
II.274-278 - cont.
Rogerus de Lucr tenet xv.l. in Iclinton'.
Munt Morillun [1] ubi comes Willelmus jacet, x.m.
Sanctimoniales de Iclinton' tenet l.s. in eadem, Thomas Brito l.s. ibidem.
Mordon' xxx.l. in Cantebr'.
Chordhee. [2]
Clopton' xxx.l. [3] quam milites Ricardi de Lucy tenent.
Gamegeya xxx.l. unde Rogerus filius Reynfrey et Walterus Avenel xx.l. et uxor Hugonis de Nevill x.l.
Reginaldus de Lucy Wolenestede xxiiij.l.
Nutfeld' canonici de Sancto Wolmerio tenent.
Sanctimoniales de Lillechirch' tenent eandem.
Heredes Farami tenent Martoke xl.l.
Coggeshal' quam abbas et monachi tenent.
Fratres milicie Templi tenent Wytham.
Ricardus filius Auchieri tenet Lawefar' que valet viij.l.
Reginaldus de Lucy tenet Langeho que valet xv.l.
Prior Sancte Trinitatis Londoniarum tenet Bracking' iijam partem j. militis.
Robertus de Rockeleia c.s. ibidem et Ricardus de Anesty tenet superplus' quod pertinet ad milites suos.
Summa militum de honore Bononie vjxxti et j. milites vta pars et tercia pars unius militis.
[1] See Calendar of Patent Rolls, 1247-1258, p. 382, and Dictionnaire Topographique
du Departement de la Vienne, p. 275.
[2] Read Codreye.
[3] The greater portion of the entry is here omitted. See above, p. 239.