16 villagers and 14 cottagers with 5 ploughs. A church; 5 slaves. 2 mills at
40s; meadow, 24 acres; woodland, 5 pigs. In London 15 messuages which belong to
this manor pay 12s 3d. Value before 1066 and now £10; when acquired £6.
Richard holds WOODMANSTERNE himself, in lordship. Azur of Slindon held it from
King Edward. Then and now it answered for 15 hides, but it never paid tax. Land
for 3 ploughs. In lordship 2 ploughs; 1 villager and 12 cottagers with 3
ploughs. 18 slaves; a church. A mill at 20s; meadow, 4 acres; woodland at 10
pigs. Value before 1066 £10; later 100s; now £8.
In COPTHORNE Hundred
John holds WALTON-on-the-Hill from Richard. Alwin, Leofhelm and Coleman held it
from King Edward as three manors; they could go where they would. Then it
answered for 15 hides, now for 2 hides and 1/2 virgate. Land for 5 ploughs. In
lordship 2 1/2 ploughs; 10 villagers and 1 smallholder with 2 ploughs; 7 slaves.
Of these hides Roger holds 2 hides, and has 1 plough. 1 messuage in Southwark.
Total value before 1066 £6; later £6; now £6.
In ELMBRIDGE Hundred
Richard holds 1 hide himself from the King which Almer held from King Edward; he
could go where he would with it. It has never paid tax since Richard had it.
Value 6s 9d.
In COPTHORNE Hundred
Oswald brother of Abbot Wulfwold holds MICKLEHAM from Richard. He also held it
from King Edward. Then it answered for 5 hides, now for 2 hides. Land for 5
ploughs. In lordship 1 plough; 8 villagers and 6 smallholders with 4 ploughs. 2
slaves. Meadow, 1 acre; 1 pig from woodland pasturage. Value before 1066, 100s;
now £6.
In KINGSTON Hundred
Picot holds TOLWORTH from Richard. Alwin held it from King Edward; he could go
where he would. Then it answered for 5 hides; [***]. Land for 3 ploughs. In
lordship 2 ploughs; 7 villagers and 8 smallholders with 3 ploughs. 7 slaves. A
mill without dues; meadow, 5 1/2 acres and 1/2 rod. Value before 1066 and now
60s; when acquired 20s.
Picot holds Long DITTON from Richard. Almer held it from King Edward. Then it
answered for 5 hides; now this land, and that above answers for 4 hides. Land
for 4 ploughs. In lordship 1 plough; 2 villagers and 9 smallholders with 2 1/2
ploughs. A church. A mill at 9s; woodland at 15 pigs; 1 slave; in Southwark 1
messuage pays 500 herrings. Value before 1066, 60s; later 30s; now 50s; however,
it is at a revenue of £4.
Picot holds from Richard a land called EMBER'. Edwin and another man held it
before 1066; they could go where they would. Then it answered for 1/2 hide, now
for nothing. 6 oxen ploughing, with 2 smallholders. Value always 5s.
Robert of Vatteville holds MALDEN from Richard. Erding held it from King Edward.
Then it answered for 8 hides, now for 4. Land for 5 ploughs. In lordship 1
plough; 14 villagers and 2 smallholders with 4 ploughs. A chapel; 3 slaves. A
mill at 12s; meadow, 4 acres; from grazing, 1 pig in 7 pigs. Of these hides a
man-at-arms holds 1 hide and 1 virgate; he has 1 plough, and 1 villager and 1
smallholder. Meadow, 1 acre. Total value before 1066 £7; later 100s; now £6 12s.
Robert of Vatteville also holds CHESSINGTON from Richard. Erding held it from
King Edward. Then it answered for 5 hides, now for 1/2 hide. Land for 2 ploughs.
3 villagers and 1 smallholder with 1 plough. 1/2 mill at 2s; woodland at 30
pigs.
Value before 1066 £4; later 40s; now 70s.
In MALDEN 1 hide, which Robert of Vatteville holds, remains in dispute. The men
of the Hundred state that Edward of Salisbury and Robert d'Oilly adjudged it to
Richard of Tonbridge. It remains exempt, in the King's hands.
In ELMBRIDGE Hundred
Richard holds WALTON-on-Thames himself. Erding held it from King Edward. Then it
answered for 6 hides, now for 3 hides. Land for 8 ploughs. In lordship 2
ploughs; 8 villagers and 3 cottagers with 3 ploughs. A church. A mill at 12s 6d;
a fishery at 5s. Value before 1066 £8; later 100s; now £14.
Richard also has 6 hides in the manor of APPS which Abbot Wulfwold of Chertsey
released to him in compensation for Walton-on-Thames. So Richard's men say; but
the men of the Hundred say that they have never seen the King's writ or a
deliverer who put him in possession of it. 9 thanes held this land and could
turn where they would with it. 10 villagers and 6 cottagers with 4 ploughs. 2
slaves. Meadow, 46 acres; woodland at 6 pigs. Value before 1066 £3; later 40s;
now £4.
In APPS 1 villager holds 1/2 hide from which he has hitherto paid 30d in tribute
to Richard's men. Now it remains exempt in the King's hands, and Picot holds
from Richard. In Apps, Picot now holds 1/2 hide which Almer held without the
King's gift, because his predecessor Almer held it. Value now 5s. Moreover Picot
holds 1/2 hide in Apps from Richard, which Almer held before 1066; he could go
wherever he would with it. Value now 12s.
John holds MOLESEY from Richard. Aelfric held it from King Edward. Then it
answered for 3 1/2 hides, now for 5 virgates. Land for 3 ploughs. In lordship 1
plough; 7 villagers and 8 smallholders with 2 1/2 ploughs. Meadow, 16 acres;
woodland at 4 pigs. Value before 1066 and now 60s; when acquired 40s.
In this manor MOLESEY John holds 1 hide from Richard, which was given in
compensation for Walton-on-Thames. Wulfward held it from King Edward. 2
villagers with 2 oxen. The value is and was 5s. Belongs to [East?] Molesey
Roger of Abernon holds MOLESEY from Richard. Toki held it from King Edward. Then
it answered for 6 1/2 hides, now for 6 virgates. Land for 3 ploughs. In lordship
1 plough; 4 villagers and 4 cottagers with 2 1/2 ploughs. 6 slaves. Meadow, 16
acres; woodland, 6 pigs. Value before 1066 £3; later 40s; now 70s.
Richard holds STOKE [d'Abernon] himself. Brictsi the noble held it from King
Edward. Then it answered for 15 hides, now for 2 hides and 5 acres. Land for 6
ploughs. In lordship 2 ploughs; 10 villagers and 9 cottagers with 2 ploughs. A
church; 7 slaves. A mill at 7s; meadow, 4 acres; woodland at 40 pigs. Value
before 1066 and now £4; when acquired £3.
In the same manor [STOKE [d'Abernon]] Richard also has 5 hides. Otho held them
from King Edward. Now it answers for 1/2 hide. 2 villagers with 6 oxen. 1 mill
at 6s. Land for 2 ploughs. The value is and was 20s.
In EFFINGHAM Hundred
In DIRTHAM Richard holds 1 1/2 hides. Almer held it from King Edward as one
manor. Salie's wife holds from Richard. She has 1 villager and 2 smallholders.
The value was 40s; now 30s.
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