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The The land of Gilbert Tison
LYTHE Wapentake
In AVERHAM Swein had 3 carucates of land taxable. Land for 6 ploughs. Gilbert
Tison has in lordship 2 ploughs; 8 Freemen, with 6 bovates of land, and 21
villagers and 22 smallholders who have 12 ploughs. A church and a priest; 1
mill, 5s; meadow, 80 acres; underwood 8 furlongs long and 4 wide. Value before
1066 6 [***]; now £10 and 12d. To this manor are appurtenant 5 Freemen in other
hundreds.
In CROMWELL 2 bovates of land taxable. Land for 4 oxen. 2 Freemen have 1
plough.
BASSETLAW Wapentake
In FINNINGLEY Swein had 6 bovates of land taxable. Land for 3 ploughs. Gilbert
has 1/2 plough; 15 villagers and 4 smallholders who have 5 1/2 ploughs.
Pasturable woodland 2 leagues long and 2 wide. Value before 1066, 40s; now 45s.
LYTHE Wapentake
In KELHAM Aelfric had 2 bovates of land taxable. Land for 6 oxen. 1 Freeman and
1 smallholder with 1/2 plough. Meadow, 6 acres; underwood 8 furlongs long and 14
virgates wide. Value before 1066, 16s; now 3s.
In WINKBURN Swein had 12 bovates of land taxable. Land for 3 ploughs. Gilbert
has 2 ploughs in lordship; 15 Freemen, with 4 bovates of land, and 7 villagers
and 5 smallholders who have 7 ploughs. A church; meadow, 16 acres; pasturable
woodland 1 league long and 1/2 league wide. Value before 1066, 100s; now 60s. 5
thanes held two bovates of this land. One of them was the senior of the others.
It did not belong to Swein.
In ALWOLDESTORP Aethelstan of Wysall had 4 bovates of land taxable. Land for 1
plough. Gilbert has 1 plough in lordship; 4 smallholders. Meadow, 10 acres.
Value before 1066, 20s; now 10s.
THURGARTON Wapentake
BLIDWORTH Hundred
In STAYTHORPE Swein had 9 bovates of land taxable. Land for 2 ploughs. Gilbert
has 1 plough; 12 villagers and 4 smallholders who have 4 1/2 ploughs; 1 mill,
5s; meadow, 60 acres. Value before 1066, 60s; now the same.
The The land of Geoffrey of la Guerche
NEWARK Wapentake
In LANGFORD Leofric son of Leofwin had 2 carucates of land, 3 bovates and the
fifth part of 1 bovate taxable. Land for 8 ploughs. Ranulf, Geoffrey of la
Guerche's man, has 2 ploughs and 1/2 plough; 16 Freemen, 17 villagers and 4
smallholders who have 7 ploughs. A priest and a church; 2 mills, 12s; 1 fishery;
meadow, 100 acres. Value before 1066 £4; now the same, and 10s more.
The Land of Ilbert of Lacy
NEWARK Wapentake
In SIBTHORPE Pilwin of Sibthorpe had 2 1/2 bovates of land taxable. Land for 1
plough. Now Ilbert of Lacy has it. Arngrim of Elston holds from him. 1 plough in
lordship; 3 Freemen, with 1/2 bovate of land, and 16 smallholders who have 3
ploughs and the third part of 1 mill, 10d; meadow, 10 acres. The fourth part of
this land belongs to the church of this manor. A priest there. Value before 1066
and now 30s.
Jurisdiction.
In SHELTON, ALVERTON, KILVINGTON and THOROTON, 3 bovates of land taxable.
Land for 1 plough. 6 villagers and 1 smallholder have 2 ploughs and meadow, 30
acres.
In [East] STOKE Thorkil of Hickling had 5 bovates of land taxable. Land for 2
ploughs. Manfred of Thorpe holds from Ilbert. He has 1/2 plough; 3 Freemen and 5
smallholders who have 1 plough and 2 oxen ploughing; meadow, 64 acres. Value
before 1066, 20s; now 15s.
In ELSTON Ilbert has 3 messuages in which are 2 Freemen and 1 smallholder who
belong to [East] Stoke. They have no land. Ilbert claims the priest's land
against Bishop Remigius, and in [East] Stoke he claims the fourth part of the
village.
In ELSTON Godwin had 6 bovates of land taxable. Land for 3 ploughs. Arngrim of
Elston holds from Ilbert. He has 1 plough; 3 Freemen, with 2 bovates of land,
and 1 villager and 5 smallholders who have 2 ploughs. Meadow, 30 acres. Value
before 1066, 40s; now 25s.
BINGHAM Wapentake
In ASLOCKTON Leofing had 1 bovate of land taxable, with full jurisdiction. Land
for 1/2 plough. Wulfric of Aslockton holds from Ilbert. He has 2 oxen ploughing;
2 Freemen and 1 smallholder who have 1/2 plough; meadow, 8 acres. Value before
1066, 5s 4d; now the same.
In CROPWELL [Butler] Wulfgeat and Godric had 4 bovates of land taxable. Land for
2 ploughs. Ilbert of Lacy was in possession of this land, but when Roger of
Poitou received his land he took this manor from Ilbert. The Wapentake bears
witness that Ilbert had been in possession of it. Now it is in the King's hands,
except for the third part, and Tainum; which is the head of the manor and which
Ilbert holds. Now in lordship 1 plough; 4 Freemen who have 9 oxen in a plough.
Meadow, 6 acres. Value before 1066, 16s; now 10s.
In HICKLING 3 1/2 carucates of land taxable. Thorkil of Hickling and Godwin held
it as 2 manors. Land for 8 ploughs. In lordship 3 ploughs. 4 Freemen and 23
villagers with 1 smallholder have 6 ploughs. Meadow, 200 acres. Formerly £6;
value now £4.
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