An Analysis of the Domesday Survey of Gloucestershire ..
An Analysis of the Domesday Survey of Gloucestershire ..
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Oswald's had held a manor in North Cerney, which, in 1086, was held by Archbishop Thomas, and which was retained by his successors in the See till its surrender to Henry VIII.
This manor lay in Calmsdean. By far the larger portion of Cerney, however, belonged in 1086 to Gislebert fitz Turold, who joined in the Norman revolt against Rufus, and was deprived of his lands, of which Cerney and Rendcombe were granted to Robert fitz Hamon and passed with the Honour of Gloucester.
Woodmancote and a par...t of Calmsden pertained to this manor, as did also the advowson.
CoLESBOURN. — Milo, Constable of Gloucester, son of the Domesday tenant gave land here to Lanthony Priory in 1137 ; but two knights' fees were held here in 1285 of Reginald fitz Peter heir of Milo.
Eycot. — "In Begeberie jacet." In the aid of 1346 Thomas de Berton held in Brightwellsbarrow Hundred one-third of a knight's fee in Eycote, and in 1376 he died seized of the Manor of Eycote, held of the Bishop of Worcester's Manor of Bibury.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Oswald's had held a manor in North Cerney, which, in 1086, was held by Archbishop Thomas, and which was retained by his successors in the See till its surrender to Henry VIII.
This manor lay in Calmsdean. By far the larger portion of Cerney, however, belonged in 1086 to Gislebert fitz Turold, who joined in the Norman revolt against Rufus, and was deprived of his lands, of which Cerney and Rendcombe were granted to Robert fitz Hamon and passed with the Honour of Gloucester.
Woodmancote and a par...t of Calmsden pertained to this manor, as did also the advowson.
CoLESBOURN. — Milo, Constable of Gloucester, son of the Domesday tenant gave land here to Lanthony Priory in 1137 ; but two knights' fees were held here in 1285 of Reginald fitz Peter heir of Milo.
Eycot. — "In Begeberie jacet." In the aid of 1346 Thomas de Berton held in Brightwellsbarrow Hundred one-third of a knight's fee in Eycote, and in 1376 he died seized of the Manor of Eycote, held of the Bishop of Worcester's Manor of Bibury.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Taylor, Charles Samuel to read onlineMoreLess
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