In CHATHAM Hundred The Archbishop holds GILLINGHAM himself. It answers for 6
sulungs. Land for 15 ploughs. In lordship 2 ploughs. 42 villagers with 16
smallholders have 15 ploughs. A church; 3 slaves; 3 fisheries at 42s 8d; 1 mill
at 16s 8d; meadow, 14 acres; woodland, 20 pigs. Of this manor a Frenchman holds
land for 1 plough. He has 2 smallholders. Total value of this manor before 1066
£15; when acquired, £12; now £23; however, it pays £26 less 12d; what the
Frenchman holds 40s.
In RECULVER Hundred The Archbishop holds RECULVER himself. It answers for 8
sulungs. Land for 30 ploughs. In lordship 3 ploughs. 90 villagers with 25
smallholders have 27 ploughs. A church; a mill at 25d; meadow, 33 acres;
woodland 20 pigs; 5 salt-houses at 64d; a fishery. Total value of this manor
before 1066 £14; when acquired, the same; now £35. In addition to these the
Archbishop has £7 7s.
The Archbishop holds WHITSTABLE himself, in lordship. It answers for 13 sulungs.
Land for 26 ploughs. In lordship 2 ploughs. 92 villagers with 40 smallholders
have 59 1/2 ploughs. A church; meadow, 10 acres; woodland, 50 pigs. Total value
of this manor before 1066 £24 5s; later as much; now it pays £50 14s 2d to the
Archbishop and 20s to the Archdeacon. Vitalis of Canterbury holds 3 sulungs, 1
yoke and 12 acres of land of this manor from the Archbishop. He has 5 ploughs
and 29 smallholders and 5 slaves. 7 salt-houses at 25s 4d. A church; a small pig
pasture of woodland. In total, value £14 6s 6d.
In THE BOROUGH Lathe In PETHAM Hundred The Archbishop holds PETHAM himself. It
answers for 7 sulungs. Land for 20 ploughs. In lordship 3 ploughs. 32 villagers
with 21 smallholders have 19 ploughs. 2 churches. 2 slaves; meadow, 13 acres;
woodland, 20 pigs. Total value of this manor before 1066 £17 6s 3d; later as
much; value now £20. Godfrey the steward and Nigel hold 1 1/2 sulungs and 1
yoke of this manor from the Archbishop. They have 4 ploughs and 4 villagers with
8 smallholders who have 3 ploughs. In total, value £9. Of these the monks have
8s a year.
In STURSETE Hundred The Archbishop holds WESTGATE himself, in lordship. It
answers for 7 sulungs. Land for 20 ploughs. In lordship 4 ploughs. 17 villagers
with 83 smallholders have 16 ploughs. A church; 12 mills at £4 5s; meadow, 100
acres; woodland, 50 pigs. To this manor belonged 52 messuages before 1066; now
there are only 25 because the rest were destroyed for the Archbishop's new
lodging in Canterbury.
Total value before 1066 and later £24 12s 6d; valuenow £40. Of this manor 5 of
the Archbishop's men have 1 sulung and 6 yokes. They have 5 1/2 ploughs in
lordship, and 8 villagers with 26 smallholders who have 2 ploughs. 3 mills;
meadow, 34 acres; woodland 10 pigs. In total, value £9. Haimo the sheriff holds
1/2 sulung of this manor from the Archbishop. He has 2 ploughs, with 5
smallholders and 1 slave. 2 mills at 15s. Value 100s.
In BARHAM Hundred The Archbishop holds BISHOPSBOURNE himself, in lordship. It
answers for 6 sulungs. Land for 50 ploughs. In lordship 5 ploughs. 64 villagers
with 53 smallholders have 30 1/2 ploughs. A church; 2 mills at 8s 6d; meadow, 20
acres; woodland, 15 pigs; from grazing, 27d. Total value before 1066 and later
£20; now £30.
In BOUGHTON Hundred The Archbishop holds BOUGHTON under Blean himself, in
lordship. It answers for 5 sulungs. Land for *** ploughs. In lordship 2 ploughs,
and 31 villagers with 31 smallholders who have 15 ploughs. Meadow, 4 acres; a
fishery at 10d; a salt-house at 16d; woodland, 45 pigs. Total value before 1066
and later £15 16 3 1/2d; value now £30 16 3 1/2d.
In CALEHILL Hundred The Archbishop holds CHARING himself, in lordship. It
answers for 8 sulungs. Land for 40 ploughs. In lordship 1 sulung. 4 1/2 ploughs.
26 villagers with 27 smallholders have 27 ploughs. 12 slaves; a mill at 40d.
Meadow, 25 acres; woodland, 26 pigs. Total value before 1066 £24; when acquired,
as much; now it is valued at £34; however, it pays £60.
The Archbishop holds PLUCKLEY himself, in lordship. It answers for 1 sulung.
Land for 12 ploughs. In lordship 2 1/2 ploughs. 16 villagers with 7 smallholders
have 11 ploughs. 8 slaves; meadow, 12 1/2 acres; woodland, 140 pigs. Total value
before 1066 £12; when acquired, £8; now £15; however, it pays £20.
In the Lathe of EASTRY In WINGHAM Hundred The Archbishop holds WINGHAM himself,
in lordship. It answered for 40 sulungs before 1066; now for 35. Land for ***
ploughs. In lordship 8 ploughs, and 85 villagers with 20 smallholders who have
57 ploughs. 8 slaves; 2 mills at 34s; woodland, 5 pigs; 2 small woods for
fencing. Total value before 1066 £77; when acquired the same; now £100. William
of Arques holds 1 sulung of this manor in Fleet. He has 1 plough in lordship,
and 4 villagers and 1 man-at-arms with 1 plough. A fishery with a salt-house at
30d. Value of the whole 40s. Of this manor itself 5 of the Archbishop's men hold
5 1/2 sulungs and 3 yokes. In lordship they have 8 ploughs. 22 smallholders and
8 slaves. In total, value £21.
In LONGBRIDGE Hundred. The Archbishop holds MERSHAM himself, in lordship. Before
1066 it answered for 6 sulungs; now for 3. Land for 12 ploughs. In lordship 3
ploughs. 39 villagers with 9 smallholders who have 16 ploughs. A church. 2 mills
at 5s; 2 salt-houses at 5s; meadow, 13 acres; woodland, 30 pigs.
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