One more point should be noticed. The somewhat mysterious entry of land belonging 'ad defensionem de Swepestone' is at once made clear when we compare it with that 'Defensio x. acrarum', to which I have appealed[49] in discussing 'Wara', and which, like the 'wered' of the Northamptonshire geld-roll,[50] refers to assessment for Danegeld. We will now collate some of our 'Hundreds' with the relative entries in Domesday. LODINGTON HUNDRED (1086) (1124-29) _Skeffington_ Rex 12 Norman de Verdon 8-1/2 Richard Basset 3-1/2 _Tugby_ Rex 6 Norman de Verdon 6 _Allexton_ Countess Judith 6 King David's fee 5-1/4 Rex 3/4 _Lodington_ Robert de Buci 12 Richard Basset 12 _Twyford_ Rex 4-1/2 Richard de Rullos 8-3/4 _Thorpe Sackville_ Henry de Ferrers 8-3/4 _East Norton_ [?Rex 3] [Richard Basset] 1-1/4 Robert dispensator 4-1/2 Walter de Beauchamp 6 Geoffrey de la Guerche 4-1/2 Roger de Mowbray 4-3/4 ------- ------ 12 12 TILTON HUNDRED _Tilton_ Rex 2 Rex 1-3/4 Robert Despencer 3 Walter de Beauchamp 3 Archbishop of York 1 Archbishop 1 --------- -------- 6 5-3/4 _Newton Burdet_ Geoffrey de la Guerche 6 Walter de Beauchamp 4 Hubert _serviens_ 1/2 Roger de Mowbray 8 _Loseby_ Countess Judith 9 King David 12 _Whadborough_ Rex 3 Rex 4 _Halsted_ Rex 2-3/4 Norman de Verdon 2-3/4 BEBY HUNDRED _Beby_ Crowland Abbey 10-1/2 Crowland Abbey 12 _Keyham_ Rex 4 Rex 4 _Hungerton_ 9 _Sileby_ Hugh de Grantmesnil 8-1/2 Earl of Leicester 9-13/16 Earl of Chester 3 Rex 3-1/4 Richard Basset 2 Robert de Ferrers 1-1/4 BARKBY HUNDRED _Barkby_[51] Robert de Todeni 18 'Belvoir' 5 _Hambleton_