Domesday And Feudal Statistics
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F co fees in \r i i circa 1, 172 ii i w i Yorks j ' \ Yorks and the Abbot of Ramsey had in all well over 300 Hides and Carucates, with a service of 4 Knights, but ecclesiastical fees are on a different scale to lay ones. Further if Fiefs had been dis- tributed on the 4, 5, or 6 Hide plan, the value of a fee in Cornwall would have exceeded one in Derby more than 6 times ; a grant of course might well be as by Hides, premising no uniformity ; some average fee there must be, but it would be convey...ing but scant information of the ages of 4 individuals, two 60 and two 20, to state their average age as 40. The 20 p. A. Value is another Feudal Statistics 45 rough standard of occasional correctness for the fee in its transit to extinction, (i2 Car. //. ), varied from 2-^3, but usually 5 to 8 p. A. (Book of Winton, by Pearson's values) to, 200 p. A. (Brady who lived in the latter period), so it is to little purpose to cite average values, unless the times to which they pertain are observed, as the following may demonstrate : WAPENTAKE OF CLARO (INCLUDING LIBERTIES OF RIPON AND KNARESBRO').
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F co fees in \r i i circa 1, 172 ii i w i Yorks j ' \ Yorks and the Abbot of Ramsey had in all well over 300 Hides and Carucates, with a service of 4 Knights, but ecclesiastical fees are on a different scale to lay ones. Further if Fiefs had been dis- tributed on the 4, 5, or 6 Hide plan, the value of a fee in Cornwall would have exceeded one in Derby more than 6 times ; a grant of course might well be as by Hides, premising no uniformity ; some average fee there must be, but it would be convey...ing but scant information of the ages of 4 individuals, two 60 and two 20, to state their average age as 40. The 20 p. A. Value is another Feudal Statistics 45 rough standard of occasional correctness for the fee in its transit to extinction, (i2 Car. //. ), varied from 2-^3, but usually 5 to 8 p. A. (Book of Winton, by Pearson's values) to, 200 p. A. (Brady who lived in the latter period), so it is to little purpose to cite average values, unless the times to which they pertain are observed, as the following may demonstrate : WAPENTAKE OF CLARO (INCLUDING LIBERTIES OF RIPON AND KNARESBRO').
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