holder pays £14. Of this manor there is in the King's hands what is valued at 7s
from a new gift of the Bishop. The Bishop kept in his hands 3 sites in the City
of Rochester, value 50d. In Essex there is 1 hide which rightly belongs to this
manor. Godwin son of Dudemann held it; now Ranulf Peverel holds it.
Adam son of Hubert also holds HIGHAM from the Bishop. It answers for 5 sulungs.
Land for 12 ploughs. In lordship 3 ploughs. 24 villagers with 12 smallholders
have 6 1/2 ploughs. 20 slaves; meadow, 30 acres. A church; 1 mill at 10s; a
fishery at 3s; in Essex pasture for 200 sheep. Value before 1066 £12; later £6;
now £15. Before 1066 Godwin son of Karli and Toli held this land as two manors.
Adam son of Hubert also holds 1 1/2 sulungs in COOLING from the Bishop. Land for
1 1/2 ploughs. In lordship 2 ploughs. 5 villagers have 1/2 plough. 4 slaves;
meadow, 7 acres; woodland, 10 pigs. Value before 1066 and later 40s; now £4;
value of what Richard of Tonbridge has in his territory, 7s. Wulfwin held it
from Earl Leofwin.
Adam son of Hubert also holds BECKLEY from the Bishop. It answers for 1/2
sulung. Land for 1/2 plough. In lordship 1/2 plough; 1 villager with 1/2 plough
and 2 smallholders. 1 mill at 5s. Value before 1066 and later 10s; now 15s.
Wulfwin held it from Earl Leofwin.
In SHAMWELL Hundred Ralph son of Turold holds OAKLEIGH from the Bishop. It
answers for 1 sulung. Land for 1/2 plough. There are a further 30 acres of land.
In lordship 1 plough. 6 villagers have 1/2 plough. Meadow, 12 acres. Value
before 1066 and later 40s; now £4. Hunef of Oakleigh held it from Earl Harold.
Ansgot of Rochester holds HENHURST. It answers for 1/2 sulung. Land for 1
plough. In lordship 1 plough. 2 villagers with 4 slaves. Value before 1066, 20s;
when acquired, 30s; now 40s. Godwin held it from Earl Godwin.
Arnulf of Hesdin holds CLIFFE from the Bishop. It answers for 1/2 sulung. Land
for *** ploughs. In lordship 1/2 plough. 2 villagers. Meadow, 10 acres; pasture,
100 sheep. Value before 1066 and later 30s. Two brothers, Aelfric and Ordric,
held it from King Edward.
Arnulf of Hesdin also holds HAVEN from the Bishop. It answers for 3 yokes. Land
for 1 plough. It is there, in lordship. 6 villagers with 1 smallholder have 1
plough. Meadow, 6 acres. Value before 1066 and later 50s; now 60s. Osward of
Norton held it from King Edward.
Odo holds 1 yoke from the Bishop, also in HAVEN. Land for 1/2 plough. In
lordship nothing. Value before 1066, later and now 20s.
Odo also holds COOLING from the Bishop. It answers for 1/2 sulung. Land for 1/2
plough. It is there, with 1 smallholder. Meadow, 4 acres. Value before 1066 and
later 20s; now 30s. God held it from King Edward.
Helto the steward holds MERSTON from the Bishop. It answers for 1/2 sulung. Land
for 1 plough. It is there, with 5 villagers. Meadow, 1 acre. Value before 1066
and later 10s; now 30s. Wulfward White held it from King Edward.
In the Half-Lathe of MILTON In MILTON Hundred Hugh of Port holds TUNSTALL from
the Bishop. It answers for 3 sulungs [***] and 1/2. Land for 4 ploughs. In
lordship 2 ploughs; 9 villagers with 1 plough and 9 slaves. Woodland, 10 pigs; a
salt-house at 12d. Value before 1066 and later £7; now £8. Osward of Norton held
it from King Edward.
Hugh of Port also holds UPCHURCH from the Bishop. It answers for 2 sulungs. Land
for 2 ploughs. In lordship 1, with 5 smallholders and 1 slave. A mill at 6s 8d.
Value 30s £6. Osward of Norton held it.
Hugh of Port also holds STUPPINGTON from the Bishop. Osward of Norton held it
before 1066. Then it answered for 1 sulung less 1/2 yoke. Land for 2 ploughs. It
is in lordship with 1 slave and 5 smallholders. Value 30s.
Hugh of Port also holds TONGE from the Bishop. It answers for 2 sulungs. Land
for 3 ploughs. In lordship 2; 5 villagers with 1 plough. A church; 4 slaves; a
mill at 8s; woodland, 4 pigs. Value before 1066 and later £7; now £10 10s.
Osward of Norton held it. Of these sulungs which Hugh of Port has, Osward held 5
for tribute, and 3 sulungs and 1 1/2 yokes which he took from the King's
villagers.
In THE BOROUGH Lathe In BRIDGE Hundred Richard son of William holds PATRIXBOURNE
from the Bishop. It answers for 6 sulungs. Land for 8 ploughs. In lordship 3
ploughs. 44 villagers with 3 smallholders have 10 ploughs. A church; 1 slave; 4
mills at 16s 8d; a fishery at 6d; pasture, from which outsiders have ploughed 6
acres of land; woodland, 4 pigs. Value before 1066 £18; when acquired, £10; now
£19.
The Bishop of Bayeux holds HARDRES himself, in lordship. It answers for 2
sulungs. Land for 4 ploughs. In lordship 1; 9 villagers with 2 ploughs. A
church; 5 slaves; woodland, 20 pigs. Value before 1066 £7; later 100s; now £7;
however, it pays £10. Edwin held it from King Edward. Ranulf holds from the
Bishop of Bayeux at a revenue.
The Bishop also holds STELLING in lordship. It answers for 1 yoke. Land for 1
1/2 ploughs. In lordship nothing except 1 smallholder. A church; woodland, 2
pigs. Value before 1066, 60s; later and now 40s. Alred of Yalding held it from
King Edward. Ranulf holds from the Bishop of Bayeux at a revenue
The Bishop also holds BEKESBOURNE in lordship. It answers for 2 sulungs. Land
for 6 ploughs. In lordship 2. 25 villagers with 4 smallholders have 7 ploughs. A
church; 6 slaves; a mill at 38d; a salt-house at 30d; 1/2 fishery at 4d; from
pasture 40d; woodland, 6 1/2 pigs. Earl Leofwin held it from King Edward. Value
before 1066 £12; later £7; now £12; however, it pays £18. Value of what Hugh de
Montfort holds 5s. Ranulf holds these three manors from the Bishop of Bayeux at
a revenue.
Ranulf of Colombières holds HARDRES from the Bishop. It answers for 1 sulung.
Land for 4 ploughs. In lordship 1/2 plough. 9 villagers have 2 ploughs. A
church; 8 slaves; meadow, 13 acres; woodland, 4 pigs. Value before 1066 £6;
later £4; now 100s. Azur held it from King Edward.
In DOWNHAMFORD Hundred The Bishop holds WICKHAMBREUX himself, in lordship. It
answers for 4 sulungs. Land for 11 ploughs. In lordship 2 ploughs. 36 villagers
with 32 cottagers have 9 ploughs. A church; a priest who gives 40s a year. A
park; 2 mills at 50s; 2 salt-houses at 32d; 3 fisheries at 4s; meadow, 32 acres;
pasture for 300 sheep and for 31 cattle; woodland, 80 pigs. Value before 1066
£25; when acquired £20; now £30. To this manor belong 3 messuages in Canterbury
which pay 6s 8d. Alfred Bicga held this manor from King Edward. Further, in the
lands of this manor lies 1/2 sulung of free land which Sired of Chilham
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