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 A HISTORY OF ESSEX house. Best I house. Resell* i house and 4 acres. Lewin' i house and 2 acres. Goda 1 i house. Ulwin' i house. Leuesun i house. Golman i house. Pote 4 acres. Godric i house. Siric i house and 2 acres. Alric i house and 2 acres. Liuidi (sic) I house. Brictric i house and 9^ acres. Lefstan i house. Wdebil * I house. Blacstan I house. Alflet 3 i house. Ulveva I house and 2O acres. Goda 3 i house and 20 acres. Ascere i house and 19 acres. Godric I house. Brunloc i house. Alnod 2 houses and 4 acres. Godwin' i house and 10 acres. Lewin i house and 10 acres. Alvric the priest 3 houses and 2 acres. Roger i house and 4 acres. Godric i house. Alvric I house and 2 acres. Suertinc i house and 10 acres. Godid 3 2 houses and 14 acres. Brunnin' i house and 3 acres. Ulwin' i house. Brungar 2 houses and 18 acres. Sunegot I house. Siward i house and 6 acres. Ulstan u acres. Leffiuf 2 houses and 8 acres. Sagrim i house. Ulwin' i house. Lewin' i house. Leuric' I house. Godinc I house and I acre. Westan 2 houses and 30 acres. Ainolf I house and 15 acres. Tunric i house. Alstan 5 acres. Alfsi i house. Goldere I acre. Godsune i acres. Ulwin' i house. Alvric i house. Godwin' i house. Pecoc I house. Alwin' I house. Brictric I house. Manwin' i house. Ulvric i house. Godsune i-J- (?) houses 4 and 6 acres. Brunuin' i house. Manwin' i house. Edric I house. Leueva B I house. Owin i house. Alstan 2 houses. Alvolt 6 acres. Manuin' i house and 5 acres. Alwart I house and 1 5 acres. Lemer 10 acres. The Abbot of St. Edmund(s) 2 houses and 30 acres. Stanhert I house. fo. 106 Ulwin' I house. Saswele i house. Leuret i house and 6 acres. Alveva 6 10 acres. Ulstan I house and 13 acres. Lewin' 2 houses. Leueva 5 i house. Alvric i house. Godric i house and 9 acres. Ulric I house and 4 acres. Ulwin' i house. Alwen i house. Tescho 2 houses and 20 acres of land ; and he owes customary dues to the king, and never pays (them). Ulvric 3 acres. Stotinc i house. Herstan i house. Leuric i house and 42 acres. Edric i house. Dela I house. Hunec 2 houses. Manwin' 2 houses. Alvric 2 houses. Got (sic) Hugh 6 acres. Lewin' i house and 25 acres. 1 A woman's name. 3 A woman's name. 4 ' Godsune et dim.' 5 A woman's name. 3 'Vudebil.' Miblanc (Dimiitius blancus) 6 4 houses. Lefsune i acre. Alveva 7 i house. Leueva 7 3 acres. Sueno I house. Ulsi I house. Alflet 7 I house. Ralf Pinel 8 4 houses within the walls and 5 acres, and he has not paid (the) customary due, and has given security therefor. 9 Orlaf 3-^ acres. Walter 2 houses. Horrap I house. Alwin' i house. Stamburc I house. Ulstan 2 houses and 5 acres. Chentinc i house. Sprot i house and 5 acres. Edwin' i house and 3 acres. Got flet 13 (sic) 2O acres. Mansune 10 acres. Godinc i house and 5 acres. Ulveva 13 5 acres. Ulvric I house and i acres. Lorchebret I house and 10 acres. Goldere I house. In addition to their land these burgesses have 51 acres of meadow. Amo Hamo (sic) dapifer (has) i house, and I court (curia), 10 and i hide of land, and 1 5 burgesses ; and this was held by his predecessor Thurbert n in King Edward's time ; and all this, except his hall, used to render customary due in King Edward's time ; and the burgesses still render it on their polls (de suis capitibus), but from their land and from the hide which Hamo holds the due is not rendered. In (that) hide (was) then I plough ; now none ; then and now 6 acres of meadow ; and all this was worth 4 pounds in King Edward's time, and the same when he received (it) ; 18 and now 40 shillings. Mansune (has) 2 houses and 4 acres ; Goda 13 i house. Eudo dapifer (has) 5 houses and 40 acres of land, which were held by burgesses in King fo. io6b Edward's time and used to render all bur- gesses' due(s). But now the burgesses do not render due(s) save on their polls (capitibus). All this is the fourth part of the church of St. Peter ; u it renders 30 shillings. Hugh de Montfort (has) i house, which was held, in King Edward's time, by his pre- decessor Godric, 15 and used then to render customary due to the king. Now it does not pay and has not paid since Hugh had (it). 6 See p. 534, note 1 1, above. 7 A woman's name. 8 He held in chief at Bromley in Tendring Hundred. 9 See p. 412, note 7, above. 10 See Introduction, pp. 350, 417. 11 See p. 500, note 10, above. 12 ' Et quando similiter recepit.' Here ' simili- ter ' and ' recepit ' are obviously transposed by a slip of the scribe. 13 A woman's name. 14 See p. 578 below. 15 He cannot be identified as Hugh's predecessor in any Essex manor. 576