Bishop of Lincoln 8 Bishop of Lincoln 9-1/2 Robert de Buci 1 Ralf Basset 1-3/8 Humfrey Cam. 1 William 'Gam' 1 _Frisby_ Rex (Barrow) 1 Earl of Chester 4 Rex 8 Rex 8 _Retherby_ Rex (Barrow) 2-3/4 Earl of Chester 6 _Ashfordby_ Rex (Rothley) 12 Earl of Leicester 13 Radulfus Framen 3-1/2 _Wartnaby_ Rex 6 Rex 6 HUNDRED OF DALBY ON THE WOLDS _Dalby on the Wolds_ Ralf fitz Hubert 9 Edward of Salisbury 9 Earl of Leicester 3 _Grimston_ Rex 2-13/16 Rex 2-13/16 Robert de Buci 3 Richard Basset 3 _Saxelby_ Rex 1 Rex 1 Earl of Leicester 5 _Sileby_ Hugh de Grentmesnil 8-1/2 Earl of Leicester 6 _Cossington_ Earl of Chester 6 Earl of Chester 6 _Hoton_ Robert de Lorz 4 Robert de Jor' 2 _Thrussington_ Guy de Raimbercurt 12 Thomas 10-1/4? Guy de Raimbercurt [18] Roger de Mowbray 1-3/4? '_Wilges_' Robert de Buci 2 Roger de Mowbray 2 _Ragdale_ Robert de Buci 6 Roger de Mowbray 6 _Hoby_ Thomas 7-1/4 Dru de Bevrere 4-1/4 'Albemarle' 4-3/4 HUNDRED OF TONG _Tong_ Henry de Ferrers 21-1/2 Robert de Ferrers 12 _Kegworth_ Earl of Chester 15 Earl of Chester 15 _Worthington_ Henry de Ferrers 4 3 or 12 In the case of this last Hundred our survey records a conflict of testimony and, in so doing, mentions incidentally (as would Domesday) the witness of the Hundred-court. Henry de Ferrers in the Domesday Survey, is credited with 21-1/2 car. in 'Tunge cum omnibus appendiciis', and with four in 'Werditone' (i. 233). But here Tong, 'cum appendiciis', is reckoned at twelve car. only. There remained, therefore, to be accounted for a large balance of car., and these the men of the Hundred assigned to his Manor of Worthington. It is desirable to analyse some of the fiefs in our survey, and, by comparison with Domesday, to trace their descent or origin. _Roger de Mowbray's fief_ (1124-29) (1086)