The Antiquarian Magazine & Bibliographer; Vol. 4, July-Dec 1884Various
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The Antiquarian Magazine & Bibliographer; Vol. 4, July-Dec 1884
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His fees were in Sulham, Burghfield, and Carswell (near Faringdon)
Berks; Henton in Chinnor, Oxon; Adwell and Britwell, Oxon;
Bradwell, Bucks; and Ikenham, Middlesex.
_Willelmus Paynell, 4 m._
_Walterus Crok, 4 m._
These fees were in Redburne (Rodburne-Cheyney), one; in
Draycot-Foliat, one and a half fee. The Manor of Aselbir or
Haselbury, Walcot, Cockelbergh, Assheby, and Fouleswyk, Wilts.
_Robertus de Mara, 3 m._
Two fees were in Heyford-Warren and Baldon-with-Watecumbe, Oxon;
and one fee in Bottclydon (Bottleclaydon), Bucks; and Chirton,
Gloucestershire.
_Hugo de Malo Almeto, 3 m. in Chaugrave._
Hugh de Malhannei, or Malo Almeto, held the Manor of Chalgrave,
Oxon.
_Ruelent Huscarl, 3 m._
In Purlegh (Purley), and Foulescote, Berks; in Beddington and
Chessington, Surrey; and Brightwell, Oxon.
_Henricus de Thayden, 3 m. Willelmus de Archis, 3 m._
In Esthorp, Crondewell, Wodehamme and Blagegrave, Bucks.
_Warinus filius Geroldi, 2 m. et dimid._
In Whitchurch, Heyford-Warren, Oxon, and Clopham, Beds.
_Robertus filius Roger est quietus pro 1 m. per cartam Regis de 2
m. et dimid._
He had one knight’s fee in Huere or Evere, probably Iver, Bucks.
_Abbas de Bruere est quietus per cartum Regis de ii. milites et
dimid._
This was for the Abbey itself in Oxon; and for its Granges, situate
at Tretton, Tangele, Nethercote, and Sanderbrok, Gloucestershire.
_Alanus Basset de hereditate uxoris sue, 2 milit._
In Vasterne or Wasterne, Wootton (Basset), and Brodeton, Wilts.
_Hugo de Druual, 2 m._
H. Druval held Goring, Oxon, as two fees.
_Thomas filius Ricardi, 2 m.; et de hereditate uxoris sue, 2
milit._
_Alanus de Valonies, 2 m._
In Sobinton, Bucks. Shabbington (?).
_Henricus Ffolliot, 2 m. in Roulesham._
(Rowsham) Oxon.
_Walterus Ffoliot, 2 m. & in Clopton quartam partem m._
Probably one fee in Chilton, and the other in Winterburne and
Mildhall, Wilts. Clopton is probably Clopcott, as in T. de N.
_Milo Neirenuit pro parte sua de terra que fuit Galfridi de Bella
Aqua, 2 m._ He had one fee in Tydende, or Tydovre, Wilts, half one
fee in Lynley, near Aston Rowant, Oxon, and half fee in
Fleetmarston, Bucks.
_Radulphus de Anuers, 2 m._
R. Danvers had one fee in Dorney.
_Galfridus Chausie, 1 m. et dimid. et Rex acquietat ei per cartam,
dimid. mil._
Manor of Mapledurham-Chausy, or Parva M., Oxon, and Garsington in
same county.
_Yensi Malet, 1 m. et dimid._
In Quenton, Bucks.
_Galfridus filius Reinfrei, 1 m. Johannes filius Hugonis, 1 m.
Ricardus Morin, 1 m._
Newnham-Murren, Oxon.
_Hamo Carbonell, 1 m._
This was in Dychend, Oxon, but where?
_Andreas de Bellocampo, 1 m._
Probably in Crowlton and Thenford, Northants.
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