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Brutge 2 Parham 1 Parham 2 Parham 3 Parham 4 Parham 5 1066 Edric with 128 as a manor + 4 acres of meadow + a fourth part of a church, 6 acres. 1066 value: £2 0s 0d. 1086 land of Hervey Bituricensis. 1086 Warner holds of Hervey. 1086 8 freemen with 20 acres were added. 1086 land of Hervey Bituricensis. 1086 value: £0 3s 4 d. 1066 Thormod held 2 carucates as a manor + 6 freemen with 24 acres. (6 freemen in Marlesford, Loes Hundred, with 25 acres and 3 freemen in Hacheston, Loes Hundred with 19 acres). 1066 value: £5 0s 0d. 1086 royal demesne. 1086 value: £11 0s 0d. 1066 Aelfric, a king’s thegn, held 1 carucate as a manor. 1066 value: £1 0s 0d. 1086 land of Count Alan. 1086 Hamo (de Valognes) holds of Count Alan. 1086 3 freemen with 16 acres. 1086 land of Count Alan. 1086 value: £0 2s 8d. 1066 4 freemen with 20 acres. 1086 land of Earl Hugh. 1086 Roger Bigod holds of Earl Hugh. 1086 value £0 4s 0d. 40 acres of the lordship of Niuetuna. 1086 land of Robert Malet. 1086 value: £0 6s 8d. 2 freemen with 12 acres. 1086 land of Robert Malet. 1086 value: £0 2s 0d. 1066 Alnoth, a freeman, with carucate as a manor + 3 acres of meadow + church with 24 acres 65 Edric was commended to Edric of Laxfield. The soke is the abbot of Ely’s. Concerning half this land, Hervey came to an agreement with the abbot; later he held it from the king. 1066 Thormod had the soke of the manor and of 3 freemen; the abbot of Ely had the soke of 3 freemen. (Commended to Thormod of Parham). 4 freemen commended to the predecessor of Earl Hugh. In the soke of the abbot of Ely. Commended to Edric (of Laxfield).
Parham 5 (cont.) of free land. 1066 value: £1 10s 0d. Parham 6 Tunstall 1086 land of Robert Malet. 1086 Walter son of Aubrey holds of Robert Malet. 1086 value: £1 10s 0d. 1066 Blackson, a freeman, with 40 acres as 1 manor. 1066 value: £0 6s 8d. 1086 land of Robert Malet. 1086 Walter son of Aubrey holds of Robert Malet. 1066 Ernwulf, a freeman, with 40 acres as 1 manor + 1 acres of meadow. 1086 land of Robert Malet. 1086 value: £0 7s 0d. Alnoth, a freeman, with 30 acres. 1086 land of Robert Malet. 1086 value: £0 5s 0d. 2 freemen with 40 acres + 1 acres of meadow. 1086 land of Robert Malet. 1086 Walter son of Aubrey holds of Robert Malet. 1086 value: £0 7s 0d. 1 freeman with 12 acres. 1086 land of Robert Malet. 1086 Gilbert holds of Robert Malet. 1066 Godric, a freeman, with 4 acres. 1086 land of Robert Malet. 1086 Gilbert holds of Robert Malet. 1086 value: £0 0s 8d. 66 Commended (to ?). Commended (to ?). Commended (to ?). Commended (to ?). The soke is the abbot of Ely. Commended (to ?). The jurisdiction is the abbot of Ely’s. 1066 half subcommended to Edric, half subcommeded to the abbot of Ely.
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CONQUEST, COLONIZATION AND CULTURAL
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ÖZET Onbir ve onüçüncü yüzyı
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TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION…
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LIST OF MAPS MAP 1: Suffolk and sur
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central place of the eleventh centu
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Bartlett would argue that political
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Almost all the population, except f
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Ecclesiastical personnel, just as m
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The competitiveness of the duke and
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Page 49 and 50: lands in Cambridgeshire, Essex, Her
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