In FELBOROUGH Hundred Ansfrid Male the cleric holds SHILLINGHAM from the Abbot.
It answers for 1/2 sulung. Land for 1 plough. In lordship 2. 8 villagers have 1
1/2 ploughs. Value before 1066 and later 20s; now 30s.
In the Lathe of EASTRY In CORNILO Hundred The Abbot holds NORTHBOURNE himself.
It answers for 30 sulungs. Land for 54 ploughs. In lordship 3. 79 villagers with
42 smallholders have 37 ploughs. Meadow, 40 acres; woodland, 10 pigs. Value
before 1066 £80; when acquired £20; now £76. Oidelard the steward holds 1 sulung
of villagers land of this manor; he has 2 ploughs, with 11 smallholders. Value
£4. Gilbert holds 2 sulungs less 1/2 yoke of the same villagers land; he has 1
plough and 4 villagers with 1 plough. Value £6. Wadard of Cogges holds 3 sulungs
less 60 acres of the villagers' land of this manor; he has 1 plough, 8 villagers
with 1 plough and 2 slaves. Value £9. But he himself renders no service to the
Abbot except 30s which he pays in full in a year. Odelin holds 1 sulung of the
same villagers' land; he has 1 plough there, with 3 smallholders. Value £3.
Marcher holds what is valued at 8s from the same villagers' land. Osbern son of
Ledhard holds 1/2 sulung and 11 acres of meadow of villagers' land, value 25s.
He pays the Abbot 15s himself. Ranulf of Colombières holds 1 yoke. Value 50d.
Ranulf of Vaubadon holds 1 yoke; he pays 50d from it. Also the above Oidelard
the steward holds 1 sulung of this manor, called Beauxfield; he has 2 ploughs,
with 10 smallholders Value £6.
The Abbot also holds MONGEHAM. It answers for 2 1/2 sulungs. Land for 5 ploughs.
In this manor the land which the monks hold never paid tax. Wadard of Cogges
holds land there which always paid tax before 1066. At that time the manor was
all one. Now the monks have 4 ploughs in lordship, and 20 smallholders with 1
plough. A mill at 16s; woodland, 4 pigs. A church. Value before 1066 £22; later
£10; the Abbot's part £26. Wadard of Cogges has 1 plough in lordship, and 8
villagers with 2 smallholders who have 4 ploughs. The value is and was £10. He
pays no service from it except 30s a year to the Abbot.
In BEWSBURY Hundred The Abbot holds SIBERTSWOLD himself. It answers for 2
sulungs. Land for 4 ploughs. In lordship 1 1/2. 11 villagers with 6 smallholders
have 2 1/2 ploughs. A church. Value before 1066 £8; when acquired 40s; now £6;
however, it pays £8.
The Abbot holds WADHOLT himself. It answers for 1 sulung. Land for *** ploughs.
In lordship nothing, but 4 villagers with 3 smallholders have 1 1/2 ploughs.
Underwood. Ralph of Courbépine has 25 acres of this land. Value before 1066,
later and now 20s; however, it is valued at 40s because it is at a revenue.
In PRESTON Hundred The Abbot holds PRESTON himself. It answers for 5 sulungs.
Land for 8 ploughs. In lordship 2 ploughs. 25 villagers with 17 smallholders
have 9 ploughs. A very small wood. Vitalis holds 1 sulung and 1/2 yoke of
this manor. He has 2 ploughs in lordship, and 17 smallholders with 1/2 plough.
Value of the whole manor before 1066 £10; when acquired £6; now value of what
the Abbot has £14; value of what Vitalis holds 100s.
Ansfrid Male the cleric holds ELMSTONE from the Abbot. It answers for 1/2 sulung
and 1/2 yoke. Land for *** ploughs. In lordship 1 plough, and 3 villagers with 3
oxen in a plough. In this manor Ansfrid holds 1/2 sulung from the monks'
lordship; from it he pays St Augustine's 100d a year. Godesa held it in
freehold; from it she gave St Augustine's 25d in alms each year. Value before
1066, 40s; later 10s; now 60s.
In the Lathe EASTRY and Hundred of EASTRY St Augustine's has 3 virgates of land.
1 plough in lordship, with 5 smallholders. Value before 1066, 10s; later 5s; now
20s.
In LIMEN Lathe In STOWTING Hundred Geoffrey holds BODSHAM from the Abbot. It
answers for 1 sulung. Land for 2 ploughs. They are there, with 8 smallholders.
Woodland, 15 pigs. Value before 1066 £4; later 20s; now £4. A villager held it.
The Abbot holds 2 sulungs and 1 yoke in LANPORT himself. Land for 6 ploughs. 9
villagers with 4 smallholders who have 6 ploughs. Meadow, 10 acres; woodland, 2
pigs. Value before 1066 £6; later £4; now £8.
In the Lathe of WYE In LONGBRIDGE Hundred The Abbot holds KENNINGTON himself.
Before 1066 it answered for 4 sulungs and lay in the lands of Burmarsh. Land for
10 ploughs. 30 villagers who have 10 ploughs. A church. The villagers held it
before 1066. With these 4 sulungs St Augustine's has 1 yoke exempt from all
royal levy, and as much woodland as produces an income from pasturage of 40 pigs
or 54 1/2d. Value of all this before 1066 £10; later £8; now £12 10s.
In ROMNEY MARSH Hundred In the MARSH of ROMNEY The Abbot holds BURMARSH himself.
It answers for 2 sulungs and 3 yokes. Land for 12 ploughs. In lordship 4. 44
villagers with 5 smallholders have 10 ploughs. Value before 1066 £20; later £10;
now £30.
The Shire testifies that BADLESMERE was St Augustine's before 1066. The Abbot
had the full jurisdiction of its holder.
The Land of Saint-Pierre of Ghent
In GREENWICH Hundred The Abbot of Ghent holds LEWISHAM from the King. He held it
from King Edward. Then and now it answers for 2 sulungs. Land for 14 ploughs. In
lordship 2 ploughs. 50 villagers with 9 smallholders have 17 ploughs. 3 slaves;
11 mills with the countrymen's tribute pay £8 12s; from the income of the port
40s. Meadow, 30 acres; from the woodland 50 pigs from pasturage. Value of the
whole manor before 1066 £16; later £12; now £30.
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