-----------+---------+-----------------+-------------+------------ Manor | Demesne | Rents of | Perquisites | Water-mill | | tenements | of Court | -----------+---------+-----------------+-------------+------------ | £ s. d. | £ s. d. | s. d. | £ s. d. Frodeswell | 2 0 0 | 6 17 7[106] | 1 0 | Penford | 4 0 0 | 5 18 7½ | 1 2 | Drayton | 1 6 0 | 5 18 2 | 6 | 2 0 0 Mere | 2 0 0 | 5 13 4 | 6 | Apeton | 1 9 8 | 3 4 2 | | Coton | 4 0 0 | 6 0 0 | | Penulton | 4 0 0 | 14 18 6 | | -----------+---------+------------- --+-------------+------------ [106] And 1 lb. pepper. In each case the demesne is described as arable, meadow, and pasture. In Stafford the Priory had burgages, orts, and gardens worth £14. Other possessions were at Amerton, Drayngton, Grindley, Newton, Lee, Acton Trussell, Colton, Salt, Hopton, Shradycote, Whitgreve, Admaston, Rycerdysctote, Lichfield (a burgage, 6s.), Byssheton, Olton, Marchington, Bednall, Walton, Hanyate, and Swynneshed, in Staffordshire. Elsewhere are Ashbourne, Duranstrope, Quinton, “_villa de Wico Malbano_” (where £2 13s. 4d. comes “_de duobus domibus salinis_,” called “Salt Howses”), besides the Manor of Penulton already mentioned. The temporal outgoings include the following: To the King, 2s. for “Sute silver” from the Manor of Penford, 10d. from Arberton, 12d. from Salt, and 13d. from Pennulton; to the Bishop of Lichfield, 20s. 11d. for lands in Stafford, etc.; to William Chetyn, Kt., from Stafford and Salt, 4s. 10d.; Thomas Bagott, Kt., from Admaston, 3s.; George Gresley, mil., from Colton and Admaston; to Sir John Dudley, 3s. from Penford; to Rose Cleyton of Bushbury, widow, from Penford; to Richard Egerton, clerk, Master of St. John’s Hospital at Stafford, 4s. 4d.; to the Prior of Stone, 2s.; of Ronton, 2s.; of Croxden, 2s.; of Shene, 10s. 4d.; to the presbyters of the College of Stafford, 3s. 4d.; to the Prior of St. John of Jerusalem, 8d. The chief steward was Earl Ferrers and his fee was £4. The steward of Pennulton, Alexander Ratclyffe, received £1. Thomas Crosse, deputy steward or custodian of the Manor Courts in Staffordshire, received 13s. 8d. The bailiffs were Otto Holond at Penulton, George Boughey at Frodswell, etc., Edward Whythell at Coton and Stafford, William Russell at Drayton, William Parry at Penford, Hugh Brenn’ at Mere, John Kelyng at Apeton. Their fees ranged from 33s. 4d. to 6s. 8d.