TW780

Terrier. 3 membranes. Heading etc. missing

c.1347

From: 1340 To: 1350

BIDDENHAM Arable Land in Southfield of Bydenham which can be sown for two years together [First season in margin] 14 acres Land in field called Middulfurlong lying for the second season which can be sown for two years together: 14 acres 20 perches (Memorandum about the pasture of one balk beginning from the highway which once was used as a way for the village of Bydenham); Land in the Northfield of Bydenham lying for the third season which can be sown for two years together: 25½ acres 20 perches Note that the Buryinlond which is always several of the Lord containing 16½ acres 20 perches arable sum. 70 acres 1 rood 20 perches Pasture: Pasture lying with the third season sold by the same William in the yyear aforesaid [and value]; Pasture several for one crop each year sold as above; Pasture which is always several sold as above; Meadow Meadow which is several for one crop each year sold as above; Meadow which is always several sold by the said William, as above BROMHAM Pasture: Measure of pasture lying with the first season arable which can be several for two years together on the side of Broomham; Measure of pasture lying with the second season ditto; Measure of pasture lying with the third season ditto; Measure of pasture which is always several; Meadow: Meadow several for one crop on the side of Bromham; Measure of meadow which is always several BIDDENHAM Pasture: Measure of pasture lying with the second season arable on the side of Bydenham which can be several for 2 years together; the same, lying with the third season; Measure of pasture which can be several for one crop each year; Measure of pasture which is always several; Meadow Measure of meadow which is several for one crop each year on the Biddenham side (this includes a large section headed Bromham); Measure of meadow which is always several on Bydenham side. [Many field and personal names]

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general manors and manorial, terriers, arable, BIDDENHAM, BROMHAM