Simon Pecoc holds a third part of a fourth part of a virgate and renders 2s. 6d. a year at the two terms. Isabel Pecoc holds a third part of a fourth part of a virgate and renders 2s. 6d. a year at the two terms. Richard the Fuller holds a third part of a fourth part of a virgate and renders 2s. 6d. a year at the two terms. Sum, 27s. 6d. [Sidenote: Half a Virgate.] Henry de la Bruer holds a fourth part of a virgate and renders 7s. 6d. a year at the two terms. Simon Pecoc holds an eighth part of a virgate and renders 3s. 9d. at the two terms. Isabel Pecoc holds an eighth part of a virgate and renders 3s. 9d. a year at the two terms. Sum, 15s. Sum total of rent of 39 virgates a year: 46l. 9s. 5-1/2d. [Sidenote: Virgate.] Further, John de Walda holds a virgate of land which was arrented first to the use of the King in the presence of William Brito and his fellows, approvers, and renders therefor 30s. a year of rent of assize. And thus there are in all in the aforesaid manor 40 virgates of land which render yearly in rent of assize: Sum, 47l. 19s. 5-1/2d. Further, from works of the aforesaid 40 virgates 14l. yearly. And be it known that each virgate ought to do all the works underwritten, and the works of each virgate are worth by themselves 7s. a year. Virgate works.--Further, it is acknowledged by the aforesaid jurors that each virgate in the aforesaid manor owes all the customs underwritten, and so in proportion half a virgate and other parts according to the portion and quantity of land, as the virgate is divided, to wit, to plough 4 acres a year in the winter season, and the ploughing of each acre is worth 4d. Further, it ought to harrow those 4 acres, and the harrowing of each acre is worth 1/2d. Further it ought to thresh and winnow 1 quarter of rye for seed, and that threshing and winnowing is worth 2d. Further it ought to reap, bind and cock 4 acres, and this custom is worth 3d. for each acre, to wit, of rye. Further it ought to plough 4 acres in the summer season, and the ploughing of each acre is worth 3d. Further it ought to harrow those 4 acres, and the harrowing of each acre is worth 1/2d. Further it ought to thresh and winnow 1-1/2 quarters of oats, and the threshing and winnowing is worth 1-1/2d. Further it ought to reap, bind and cock 4 acres of oats, and that custom is worth 2-1/2d. for each acre. Further it ought to find two men for one day to hoe until noon, and that custom is worth 2d. Further it ought to find two men for one day to hoe in the summer season until noon, and that custom is worth 2d. Further it ought to carry the corn from the field of the lord the King to the grange with one waggon for one day until noon, and that carrying is worth 3-1/2d. Further it ought to find four men to lift the hay in the meadow of the lord the King for one day, and that custom is worth 2d. Further it ought to carry a waggonload of hay, and each carrying is worth 3d. Further it ought to manure with