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A History of the County of Lancaster
… it seems that DOWNHAM was anciently assessed as three plough-lands and a half. 7 It formed part of the honor of … to have reverted to the Lacys, who are found to hold a plough-land and a quarter in demesne, this being the manor … and became merged in the superior manor. The Blackburn plough-land seems to have been acquired at the end of the …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… for two manors in Holland, and Teos held Barton as one plough-land, at the death of Edward the Confessor, the values … found that Henry de Holland held the thegnage portionthree plough-lands and two oxgangs in allby an annual service of 26 … in 1346 and 1348. 14 The assessment is now stated at 2 plough-lands (for two and a quarter) in Downholland, Aintree, …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… i, 56. It seems to have been made up thus:Clayton, 1 plough-land; Droylsden, 4 oxgangs; Failsworth, 2 oxgangs. …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… record in Domesday Book, but in 1102 it was given, as one plough-land, to Robert de Lacy by Henry I. 2 From that time … chaplain-warden of the house of St. Saviour at Dutton, two plough-lands, with wood and moor, and 40 s. rent in Dutton, …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… and the whole or a part of it was included in the five plough-lands granted by Warine Bussell to Randle son of Roger … with Ellis de Tonge, had granted to Siward de Duxbury one plough-land there at a yearly rent of 6 s. 4 d., out of which … against Richard son of Hugh de Standish three messuages, a plough-land and two parts of a mill in Duxbury; De Banco R. …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… in 1311 Richard de Hoghton was returned as holding half a plough-land here by the sixteenth part of a knight's fee and …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… that Roger Gernet had held of William Earl of Ferrers two plough-lands in Eccleston by service of the forest and to … at the county court and a suitor at the earl's court. One plough-land was in demesne, and the other was held of Roger … 1203 William son of Edith remitted to Benedict Gernet one plough-land in Eccleston, retaining a sixth part, his …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… Widnes court; De Lacy Inquest (Chet. Soc.), p. 23. The ten plough-lands in this fee were unequally divided; thus Sutton, … his wife, the homage of Robert de Eccleston for six plough-lands, namely two in Rainhill, and four in Eccleston, … the free tenants: for every tenement upon which a cart and plough can be kept, one day's work at ploughing the lord's …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… included Entwisle and Quarlton, and was assessed as one plough-land, the annual service being a rent of 10 s. 2 … the widow of William de Radcliffe, demanded dower in a plough-land in Edgeworth, and shortly afterwards she rendered … partition Edgeworth seems to have been reckoned as half a plough-land, and Entwisle and Quarlton each 2 oxgangs of …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… 30 In 1346 Thomas de Nettleslack held the third part of a plough-land in the Coucy part of Ulverston by knight's … Richard de Nettleslack in 1314 in respect of messuages, a plough-land, &c., in Ulyerston; De Banco R. 204, m. 199. Inq. …