in Mortlake. Archbishop Stigand had it for a long while after 1066. However the
jurors state that Earl Harold established it by force before 1066 on Kingston
upon Thames land, and on St Paul's land. Value of the whole manor before 1066
£32; later £10; now £38.
Ralph Baynard holds WALWORTH from the Archbishop. Before 1066 it was for the
clothing of the monks. Then it answered for 5 hides; now for 3 1/2 hides. Land
for 3 ploughs. In lordship 1 plough; 14 villagers and 5 smallholders with 3
ploughs. A church. Meadow, 8 acres. Value before 1066, 30s; later 20s; now 60s.
In REIGATE Hundred
The Archbishop holds MERSTHAM himself, for the clothing of the monks. Before
1066 it answered for 20 hides; now for 5 hides. Land for 8 ploughs. In lordship
2 ploughs; 21 villagers and 4 smallholders with 8 ploughs. A church. A mill at
30d; 8 slaves; meadow, 8 acres; woodland at 25 pigs; from grazing 16 pigs. Value
before 1066 £8; later £4; now £12.
In WOKING Hundred
The Archbishop holds East HORSLEY himself, for the supplies of the monks. Before
1066 it answered for 14 hides; now for 3 hides and 1 1/2 virgates. Land for 5
ploughs. In lordship 1; 13 villagers and 6 smallholders with 7 1/2 ploughs. 3
slaves. Woodland at 50 pigs. Value before 1066 £4; later the same; now as much;
however, it pays 100s.
The Land of the Bishop of Winchester
In FARNHAM Hundred
The Bishop of Winchester holds FARNHAM. St Peter's of Winchester always held it.
Before 1066 it answered for 60 hides; now for 40 hides. Land for *** ploughs. In
lordship 5 ploughs; 36 villagers and 11 smallholders with 29 ploughs. 11 slaves.
6 mills at 46s 4d; meadow, 35 acres; woodland at 150 1/2 pigs for pasturage.
Ralph holds 4 hides, less 1 virgate of the land of this manor from the Bishop;
William, 3 hides and 1 virgate; Wazo, 1/2 hide. On these lands, 3 ploughs in
lordship; 22 villagers and 9 smallholders with 6 ploughs. Woodland, 25 pigs.
Value of the manor, of what lies in Surrey, before 1066 £55; when acquired £30;
now, the Bishop's lordship £38, his men's £9. Osbern of Eu holds the church of
this manor from the Bishop. Value £6, with 1 hide which it has at Bentley in
Hampshire.
The Land of Bishop Osbern of Exeter
In WOKING Hundred
Bishop Osbern holds WOKING. He held it himself before 1066. Then it answered for
8 hides; now for 3 1/2 hides. Land for 9 1/2 ploughs. In lordship 1 1/2 ploughs;
20 villagers and 6 smallholders with 8 1/2 ploughs. 3 slaves. A mill at 30d;
meadow, 14 acres; woodland, 28 pigs.
This manor has and had a customary right in the King's woodland at Woking. That
is why the lord of this village is able to have 120 pigs without pasture dues in
that woodland. Two men hold this manor from the Bishop, Ansgot and Godfrey, 4
hides each. Total value before 1066 and later £10; now £9 10s.
The Bishop holds TYTING himself. Almer the hunter held it before 1066. Then it
answered for 1 hide; now the same. Land for 2 ploughs. In lordship 1 plough; 1
villager and 6 smallholders with 1 plough. Value before 1066 and later £3; now
40s. The men of the Hundred testify that this manor was leased through the
sheriff outside King Edward's revenue and that Bishop Osbern did not have this
manor before 1066.
The Land of the Bishop of Bayeux
In BLACKHEATH Hundred
The Bishop of Bayeux holds BRAMLEY in lordship. Alnoth the noble of Kent held it
from King Edward. Then it answered for 34 hides. 4 of these hides were free
men's; they could withdraw from Alnoth. Besides this there is land for 2 ploughs
in this manor which never paid tax. Now all these lands are in the Bramley
revenue. Land for 35 ploughs. In lordship 6 ploughs; 84 villagers and 40
cottagers with 32 ploughs. 3 churches; 18 slaves. 5 mills at 26s; meadow, 20
acres; woodland at 100 pigs. Value before 1066 £40; later £30; now £60; however,
it pays £80 less 40d. Since the Bishop took possession it has not paid tax.
The Bishop holds CHILWORTH himself. It is in Bramley. Alwin Boy held it; he
could go where he would. Then it answered for 3 hides; now for nothing. Land for
*** ploughs. In lordship 1 plough; 6 villagers and 2 cottagers with 2 ploughs. A
mill at 7s. Total value 70s.
In Bramley there are 2 further hides in East CLANDON. Eskil held them before
1066; he could go where he would. Then it answered for 2 hides; now for nothing.
3 villagers and 1 cottager with 1 plough. Land for 1 plough. Value 36s.
There the Bishop also has 2 1/2 further hides, which Aelfric held before 1066;
he could go with them where he would. Land for 2 ploughs. It lies in WOTTON
Hundred. Value 32s.
The Bishop also has 1 further hide there . A widow holds it and held it before
1066; she could go where she would. Then it answered for 1 hide; now for
nothing. Value 10s.
In BLACKHEATH Hundred
The Bishop has 3 hides himself, in lordship. Alward the noble held them; he
could go with them where he would. 5 villagers and 8 cottagers with 2 ploughs. 5
slaves. A mill at 20d. Total value 100s a year.
The Bishop himself has land for 1 plough in this Hundred. Alwin held it before
1066. Value 30s. Then [***].
All the land which belongs to Bramley has not paid tax since the Bishop acquired
it.
In GODALMING Hundred
The Bishop holds RODSALL himself, in lordship. Tovi held it before 1066; he
could go with it where he would. Then it answered for 5 hides; now for nothing.
Land for 2 ploughs. 3 villagers and 4 cottagers with 1 plough. Meadow, 2 acres;
woodland at 4 pigs. Value before 1066, later and now 40s.
The Bishop holds FARNCOMBE himself, in lordship. Asgot held it before 1066; he
could go with it where he would. Then it answered for 3 1/2 hides; now for
nothing. Land for 2 ploughs. 8 villagers and 3 cottagers with 2 ploughs.
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