| Description | Hugh, the abbot, and convent of Meaux to Luke of Hedon and his heirs and assigns except men of another religion property 10 bovates in Halsam (i.e. 2 near land of Robert son of Hugh of Halsam towards the E. with 2 tofts held by Robert Sesse and Augustine; 1 held by Hugh son of Ralph; 1 held by his son Matthew; 1 with a toft held by Robert son of Hucke; and 1 with a toft held by Richard Choggel. The remaining 4 bovates consisting of the following - Great and Little Duddeholm; a cultivated land ("cultura") in Gaire and another in Skeldhoudaile, Austermordic and Suggethornedaile; a selion near Skeldhoudaile and another near Suggethornedaile towards the W. which Richard Ferrant held; all that cultivated land at Sefholme and Brahythemar; 7ac. 1 stang in the cultivated land of Stainberghe; 2 selions in Hovethcollinges and 1 abutting on Coppedehil, all in the North Field: all the cultivated lands of Swinestie, of Foxhil, of Holes, of Biscopkeldedailes, at the cross of St. Thomas, abutting on the close of Hugh le Vavasur, of Hughlemar, and at Wilholm; a selion held by William Bradehe; and 3½ac. in Gaire towards Otringeham [Ottringham], all in the South Field. Each bovate having 14ac. arable on either side of the town). Also 6ac. on the S. of the town and 4½ac. on the N. with 7 closes (being those held by William le Theler, Ralph Tasci, Robert son of Wluiue, Richard son of Horm, Robert Styrch, Ralf de Eolmo, and Gilbert Sturnel); and all the meadow which they (abbot and convent) had relating to in Bartonestig, Thachdailes, and Hovethcollinges Rendering 10s. yearly. Witnesses: Sir Geoffrey de Friboys, Sir John de Risum, William Passemer, Geoffrey his brother, Nicholas de Fitling, Hugh son of Botild. |