The Extent & Customal of the Manor of Dadesham, Slynfolde (made 5th Feb., 1321) (SRS 60)

2009-12-17T10:43:00.000-08:00

[They say that Sir Thomas Tregoz holds Dadesham together as one with Preston and Waldrington, as extents of the Manor of Garinges, of Sir Robert de Monte Alto by service of 5½ knights’ fees].

The extent of the manor of DADESHAM made there on Thursday next after the Purification in the 14th year of the reign of King Edward son of King Edward, Sir Thomas Tregoz being there, in the presence of Sir William de Wolverte, knight, Sir Richard de Garboldesham, chaplain, John Peverel, by Henry de Stanstret’, Nicholas le Frye, freeman, and by Simon atte Mede, William atte Brok’, Alan atte Rugge, Nicholas atte Bokemote, jurors.

They say that the manor is held of Sir Robert de Monte Alto as is shown in the extent of Garymgg’.

They say that there is there 1 messuage with garden and the pasture of the garden is worth 12d. yearly, and in ordinary years ir accounts for 1 cask of cider worth 10s.

Sum of value of the garden 11s. yearly.

They say that there is there 1 watermill worth 13s. 4d. yearly.

Also they say that in le Welleham there are 5 a. ½ r. 5 p. worth 2s. 6¾d. at 6d an acre and where it must be sown with wheat it is possible to sow an acre with 2 bushels of wheat or rye and when it is sown with oats an acre can be sown with 5 bushels of oats.

In le Micheleblabelonde are 15 a. and 17 p. worth 7s. 6¾d. at 6d. an acre and it can be sown in the same way.

Le Putham contains 2 a. 1½ r. and 12 p. worth 14½d. at 6d. an acre and it can be sown in the same way.

Le Gatehame contains 4½ a. and 12 p. worth 18½d. at 4d. an acre and it can be sown in the same way.

Le Sarrokisham contains 4 a. 1½ r. and 15 p. worth 18d. at 4d an acre and it can be sown in the same way.

Le Pendehame contains 1½ a. 1 r. and 17 p. worth 8d. at 4d. an acre and it can be sown in the same way.

In le Middelpark’ Pendehame are 4a. and 6p. worth 12d. at 3d. an acre and it can be sown with 2 bushels of wheat or rye or 4 bushels of oats.

Le Longhurst’ contains 11 a. 1 r. 11 p. worth 2s. 10d. at 3d. an acre and it can be sown in the same way.

Le Folie contains 13 a. 1½ r. and 13 p. worth 3s. 4½d. at 3d an acre and it can be sown in the same way.

On le Hundeshalle are 15½ a. ½ r. and 12 p. worth 3s. 11d. at 3d. an acre and can be sown in the same way.

Le Farnhulle contains 4 a. 1 r. and 17 p. worth 13d. at 3d an acre and it can be sown in the same way.

In 3 crofts next to le Farnhulle are 8 a. ½ r. 5 p. worth 13d. at 3d. an acre and can be sown in the same way.

In 1 croft next to le Heldestret on the south side are 3 a. 1 r. worth 9¾d. at 3d. an acre and can be sown in the same way.

In 1 piece of land lying on the south side of the same field are 4 a. 1 r. 7 p. worth 13d. at 3d. an acre and can be sown in the same way.

In 1 piece next to the same field pn the south side are 4½ a. ½ r. 2 p. worth 14p. at 3d. an acre and can be sown in the same way.

In 4 pieces on the south side of the same field are 7 a. 1 r. 14½ p. worth 2s. 4d. at 3d. an acre and can be sown in the same way.

Gatewardesfled contains 3 a. 1 r. 8 p. worth 10d. at 3d. an acre and can be sown in the same way.

A certain piece of land next to the said field on the west side within le Brok, contains 1½ r. 3 p. worth 1¼d. at 3d. an acre and can be sown in the same way.

1 piece called Gatewardishaie contains 3½ r. worth 2½d. at 3d. an acre and can be sown in the same way.

Le Plumbefelde contains 9½ a. ½ r. worth 2s. 4¾d. at 3d. an acre and can be sown in the same way.

In 2 pieces next to le Plumbefelde on the west side are 5 a. 1 r. 13½ p. worth 16d. at 3d. an acre and can be sown in the same way.

Le Wetcham contains 2 a. 1 r. 12 p. worth 7d. at 3d. an acre and can be sown in the same way.

In 2 pieces next to le Trendilgrove are 6½ a. ½ r. 10½ p. worth 20d. at 3d. an acre and can be sown in the same way.

Le Farnhulle next to le Baie contains 2 a. 4 p. worth 6d. at 3d. an acre and can be sown in the same way.

In 7 pieces of land lying within Patebrokstrete and Malde – 13½ a. 1 r. 6 p. worth 3s. 5½d.

In 1 piece next to le Fennibrugg’ are 3½ r. and 4 p. worth 2½d.

Mirifelde contains 7 a. worth 2s. 4d. and when it is sown an acre can be sown with 2 bushels of wheat or rye or 4 bushels of oats.
In 2 pieces on the north side of le Mirifeld are 5 a. ½ r. 10 p. worth 20¾d. at 4d. an acre and can be sown in the same way.

1 piece on the south side of the old dyke contains 5½ a. ½ r. worth 22½d.

in 1 piece lying between the old dyke and the north gate are 6 a. ½ r. worth 2s. 0½d.

in 9 pieces of land on the west side of the aforesaid 5 fields and on the esat side of the old fish pond [pissine] are 26½ a. and 6 p. worth 8s. 10¼d.

in the old fish pond 1 a. 1 r. worth 5d.

in 4 pieces called Stapellond are 25 a. ½ r. worth 8s. 4½d.

le Marfelde contains 12 a. 1 r. worth 4s. 1d.

le Longgefelde within part of le Hertpark contains 7½ a. worth 2s. 6d.

in le Longelannde are 18½ a. worth 6s. 2d.

le Longefelde contains 3½ a. worth 14d.

le Hackgefelde contains 3 a. worth 12d.

le Roundehame contains 2½ a. and 6 p. worth 10¼d.

in 1 piece on the east side of le Roundehame are 1 a. 1 r. worth 5d. as above and can be sown in the same way.

1 piece on the west side of le Roundehame contains 8 a. 1½ r. worth 2s. 9½d.

le Ferthyng’ contains 4 a. ½ r. 12 p. worth 16¾d.

in 1 piece on the east side of le Ferthyng are 9 a. 1 r. worth 3s. 1d.

in le Middelcroft are 9 a. 1½ r. 8 p. wirth 3s. 1¾d.

Trontecroft contains 12½ a. and 15 p. worth 4s. 2½d.

Le Snellehaye contains ½ a. ½ r. 17 p. worth 2½d. and can be sown in the same way.

On the south side of le Snellehaye are 7 a. 1 r. worth 2s. 5d.

In one piece on the north side of le Snelle are 4 a. 1 r. worth 17d.

Le Erberfeld contains 4 a. worth 16d.

In 1 piece on the south side of le Erberefeld are 3 a. worth 12d.

In 1 piece on the north side of le Erberfeld are 1½ a. worth 6d.

Le Schouel contains 4½ a. 1 r. 8 p. worth 19¼d.

In 1 piece lying between le Herberdfeld and le Schouel are 6 a. ½ r. worth 2s. ½ d.

On the north side of le Schouele are 3 a. worth 12d.

In 3 pieces lying next to the gate of Pinchurst 17½ a. 1½ r. worth 2s. 6¾d. at 2d an acre. And it can be sown with 1½ bushels of wheat or rye or 3½ bushels of oats.

Le Hütefelde contains 9 a. 1 r. 13 p. worth 13¾d. at 2d. an acre and it can be sown in the same way.

... and in Plattereslond newly acquired [perquis’] are 30 a. worth 10s.

in 1 piece on the east side of le Hütefelde are 5½ a. 1 r. 15 p. worth 11¾d.

in le Medhame are 2 a. 1 r. 5 p. worth 4½d.

in 1 piece on the west side of la Medhame are 1 a. 2 p. worth 2d.

in 1 piece on the south side of la Medhame are 14 a. 14 p. worth 2s. 4¼d.

in le Putfelde are 8 a. ½ r. 10 p. worth 16¼d.

in 2 pieces between le Putfelde and le Snape are ½ a. 16 p. worth 1¼d. and they can be sown in the same way.

In 1 piece lying between the Park and le Putfelde are 4 a. 1 r. 17 p. worth 8¾d.

In 1 piece next to the same on the north side 5½ a. ½ r. 18 p. worth 11½d.

1 piece of land which abuts onto le Hütesheye on the south side are 9 a. ½ r. worth 18¼d.

in 22 pieces of land in Pinkhurst lying on the west side of le Hüteshaie are 64 a. 1 r. worth 10s. 8½d.

in 13 pieces of land in le Suthpark on the north side of the south park and towards Wytberdesdik are 55½ a. ½ r. 4 p. worth 9s. 3¼d. And it can be sown as Pinchurst.

In 57 pieces of land on the west side of Wythberdesbrok’ and towards the south park [parcä] 200 a. ½ r. 17 p. worth 33s. 4½d.

Le Laghemede contains 18 a. of land worth 30s. at 20d. an acre.

Derneye contains 3½ a. worth 5s. 10d.

Le Folleresmede contains 4 a. worth 6s. 8d.

Le Eldemede contains 3 a. worth 4s. at 16d. an acre.

In le Stepelmede are 3 a. worth 4s. at 16d. an acre.

At Burghebrugg’ is ½ a. worth 8d.

In Clympesfoldesmed are 5 a. worth 6s. 8d.

Pasture at Todestrode is worth yearly 3s. 4d.

Henry Tregoz holds 1 messuage and 40 acres of land and 7 acres of meadow which is called la Violette by rendering service to the lord in his parks of garyng’ and Dadesham and by service of 2 bows each worth 3s. and 10 barbed arrows and 2 bolts [tribul’] paying at 2 terms of the year namely half at The Assumption and the other half at All Saints.

Also the same holds 1 messuage and 25½ acres of the tenement Hereberde by homage and scutage and suit of court. And by service of 4s. at the 4 terms of the year in equal parts.

Also the same holds 1 messuage with croft on le Stanstret by homage, scutage and service of 7d. paying at the 4 terms of the year.

Also the same holds 1 messuage and ½ virgate of land by service of 10s. paying at the 4 terms of the year and he must pay at Burgham 5s. namely half on St Thomas’s Day and the other half at Midsummer.

John Dyne holds 1 messuage and 1 virgate of land by scutage and by service of 8s. 4d. paying at the 4 terms of the year.

William de Wivelesfelde holds 1 messuage and 5 acres of land by homage, scutage and by service of 9½d. paying on St Thomas’s Day 2¾d., on Lady Day 2¼d., at Midsummer 2¼d., and at Michaelmas 2¼d.

Robert Cosyn holds 10½ acres of land by homage and scutage and by service of 20d. at the 4 terms of the year.

John de Okhurst holds 1 messuage and 8 acres of land by service of 8d. paying at the 4 terms of the year in equal parts.

Thomas de Toddestrode holds 14 acres of land at Todestrode for the term of his life by scutage and service of 4s. 6d. paying at the said terms in equal amounts.

Thomas de Pynkestighele holds 1 messuage and 2 acres of land by homage, scutage and suit of court and by service of 2d. paying on St Thomas’s Day 1d. and at Midsummer 1d.

Also the same Thomas and John his son hold for the term of their lives 1 messuage and ½ virgate of land by scutage and by service of 15s.paying at the 4 terms in equal parts.

Elyas le Hüte holds 1 messuage and 1 acre of land by homage, scutage and by service of 4d. paying on St. Thomas’s Day 2d. and at Midsummer 2d.

Matilda atte Toune holds 1 messuage and 16 acres of land by homage, scutage and service of 6d. paying on St Thomas’s Day 3d. and at Midsummer 3d.

Riger Byschop holds 1 messuage and 1 acre of land by homage and scutage and by service of 6d. paying at Michaelmas.

William le Grete holds 1 croft and 2 acres of land by homage and scutage and by service of 6d. paying at Lady Day.

William Adam holds 1 messuage and 30 acres of land by homage, scutage and suit of court and by service of 2s. paying at Michaelmas.

Henry de Stanstrete holds 1 messuage and 2½ acres of land by homage and scutage and by service of 3s. 2d. paying at St. Thomas’s day.

Richard Rugg’ holds 1 messuage and 1 acre of land by homage, scutage and by service of 12d. paying at Michaelmas.

Nicholas le Frye holds 1 messuage with garden for the term of his life and of that of Matilda his wife by service of 6d. paying at the 4 terms of the year in equal parts.

The same Nicholas holds 1 messuage and 1 acre of land for the term of his life by service of 3s. paying at the 4 terms of the year in equal parts.

Richard le Clare holds for the term of his life 1 messuage and 20 acres of land at Hermongersgate by scutage and by service of 3s. paying at the 4 terms in equal parts.

William Cosyn holds 1 messuage and 3 parts of 1 virgate of land by homage and scutage and by service of 2d. paying on St. Thomas’s day.

Richard le Parkyr holds at Patebrok’ 1½ acres of land with garden and 1 weir [gurgite] for the term of his life by scutage and service of 5s. paying at the 4 principal terms in equal parts.

The same Richard holds for the term of his life 6 acres of land which are called Bromholmenlord by scutage and by service of 2s. paying at the 4 aforesaid terms.

The same Richard le Parkyr holds for the term of his life 1 messuage which is called le Stapele and 5 acres of land by scutage and by service of 13s. paying at the 4 principal terms.

Thomas Adam holds 1 messuage and 28 acres of land for the term of his life by service of 1 rose at Midsummer.

Alan le Page holds 1 piece of land called le Marls by scutage and service of 1 rose at midsummer.

John Bradebrugg holds 1 virgate of land which is called Petereslonde by homage and scutage and by service of 4s. paying half at Lady Day and the other half at Michaelmas.

The widow of Godfrey atte Dene holds 1 piece of land next to the wood of Todestrode by service of 6d. paying at midsummer.

John atte Leghe holds 1 messuage and 1 virgate of land by homage and scutage and by service of 4s. 3d. paying half at Lady Day and the other half at Michaelmas.

The same John holds 3 parts of 1 virgate of land by homage and scutage and by service of 2s. paying at Michaelmas.

John atte Rugge holds 1 messuage and 1 virgate of land by service of 13s. 10d. paying on St. Thomas’s Day 19d., at Lady day 5s. 1d., at Midsummer 19d., and at Michaelmas 5s. 7d. and he renders at Christmas 2 hens worth 1½d. each, and he must plough for sowing wheat or at the Lent sowing 2½ acres or he shall give to the lord 12½d., and he must mow 6 acres of meadow in the meadow of le Lazewisse or he shall give to the lord 2s., and he must make and cock the same in the meadow with his partners [parcenar’] and carry the same to the grange with his partners. And he must cart dung from the stable and byre with his partners until boonworks are done [quousque precariantur] or he shall give 12d., and he can pasture his oxen on the lord’s pasture while he is carting. And he must do packing service at the will of the lord within the county and he shall have nothing from the lord. And if he does packing service to London or elsewhere outside the county he shall have of the lord his food and maintenance for his packhorse. And if his horse [affrus] dies by the road from too much weight he shall have from the lord 5s.; and he shall give aid and merchet.

William atte Brok’ holds 1 messuage and 1 virgate of land by service of 12s. paying on St. Thomas’s Day 14d. and at Lady Day 4s. 8d. and at Midsummer 14d. and at Michaelmas 5s. 2d. and renders at Christmas 2 hens worth 1½d. each. And he must plough for sowing wheat or at the Lent sowing 2 acres or give 10d. And he must do in all other services as the aforesaid John atte Rugge.

John Bokemote son of Alice Bokemote holds 1 messuage and ½ virgate of land and owes for it yearly 6s. at the 4 principal terms in equal parts.

Richard Bokemote holds 1 messuage and a ¼ part of 1 virgate and owes for it yearly 4s. 6d. at the 4 principal terms by equal parts.

Geofrey le Cok’ holds 1 messuage for which he shall pay to the Abbot of Fecamp 8s yearly and 1 virgate of land. And he renders on St. Thomas’s Day 8s. and at Lady Day [S. Maria in Marcio] 3s. and at Midsummer 4s. and at Michaelmas 4s.

Richard atte Broke holds 1 messuage and a third part of a virgate of land and owes for it yearly 12s. 5d. namely on St. Thomas’s Day 17¾d. and at Lady Day 4s. 5¾d. and at Midsummer 17¾d. and at Michaelmas 4s. 11¾d. and renders on St Thomas’s day 2 hens, and he shall help to gather the lord’s hay in le Lazemede with 2 men while there is any to gather and he shall help to cock that hay with 2 men while there is any to be carried.

Matilda, widow of Titlesfolde holds 1 messuage and 3 pieces of land by service of 14d. paying at the 4 principal terms of the year in equal parts.

Godfrey atte Garstone holds 1 messuage and 1 virgate and 1 ferling of land by service of 7s. 2d. paying at Michaelmas.

1321 EXTENT OF THE MANOR OF DADDESHAM

The Extent & Customal of the Manor of Dadesham, Slynfolde (made 5th Feb., 1321) (SRS 60)