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Table 1: 1086 tenants-in-chief in eastern Suffolk. Name Origin Value in 1086 Tax valuation/area Carucates/acres Robert Malet Norman-English ₤229 12s 5d 73½c. 5930a. Count Alan Breton ₤106 4s 9d 37c. 1232a. Roger Bigod Norman ₤66 17s 4d 19½c. 200a. Earl Hugh Norman ₤43 11s 6d 20c. 1550a. King William Norman £38 4s 6d 8c. 235a. William de Beaufour, bishop of Thetford Norman ₤28 18s 0d 273a. Simeon abbot of Ely Norman ₤27 16s 10d 16½c. 195a. William of Warenne Norman ₤23 19s 2d 466a. Ralph Bainard Norman ₤22 3s 8d 12½c. 627a. Gilbert bishop of Evreux Norman £22 0s 0d 3½c. 78a. Baldwin abbot of St. Edmunds French ₤16 17s 0d 3c. 193a. Hugh de Montfort Norman ₤15 15s 0d Hervey Bituricensis Breton? £9 18s 8d 563a. Robert de Tosny Norman £6 0s 0d 10½ c. 108a. Geoffrey de M<strong>and</strong>eville Norman £5 18s 2d 273a. Odo bishop of Bayeux Norman £4 8s 0d 164½ a. Roger the Poitevin Norman £4 8s 0d 1c. 169a. Humphrey the Chamberlain Norman? £3 1s 0d 149a. William d’Arques Norman £3 0s 0d 140a. Walter Giffard Norman £2 1s 8d 1c. 60a. Drogo de la Beuvriere Fleming £2 2s 0d 55a. Gilbert the Crossbowman Norman £1 18s 0d 2c. 80a. Ralph de Limesy Norman £1 15s 0d 178a. Ralph de Beaufour Norman £1 10s 0d 1c. 60a. Judicael the Priest Breton £1 3s 10d Robert Blund Norman £0 4s 0d 23
Adelaide countess of Aumale Norman £0 3s 2d 20½ a. Berengar Norman £0 3s 0d 18a. Ranulf Peverel Norman £0 3s 0d 15a. King’s Free Men £0 3s 0d Roger de Raimes Norman £0 2s 3d 11a. Robert De Courson Norman £0 2s 0d 12a. Godric the Steward English £0 1s 0d 4a. William d’Ecouis Norman £0 0s 7½d 19½c. 627a. Total Value £687 4s 12½d Table-2: Bishop’s Hundred. Names of tenants-in-chiefs Value of l<strong>and</strong> in 1086 Robert Malet ₤55 12s 2d Roger Bigod ₤34 16s 0d William de Beaufour, bishop of Thetford ₤ 28 18s 0d Baldwin abbot of St. Edmunds ₤12 19s 0d Hugh de Montfort £6 15s 0d. Simeon abbot of Ely ₤5 5s 0d Roger the Poitevin £1 4s 0d Judicael the Priest £1 3s 10d Ralph de Limesy £1 0s 0d King William £0 6s 0d King’s Free Men £0 3s 0d Godric the Steward £0 1s 0d Earl Hugh Not recorded. Total Value £148 3s 0d 24
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CHAPTER 3 KNIGHTS, CASTLES AND CHUR
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Suffolk, but either they were not l
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Table 12: Castles in Suffolk 1066-1
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aristocratic society did have the e
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perhaps exceptional example of this
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secular collegiate church of Hoxne.
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certain small grants he conceded
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CONCLUSION In this thesis, I looked
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system in Normandy. They were chang
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Primary Sources BIBLIOGRAPHY Blythb
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Davis, R. H. C., King Stephen, 3 rd
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Sanders, I. J., English Baronies: A
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