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A History of the County of Middlesex
… estates were held by Earl Harold, Wlward 'White', Azor the housecarl, and Wigot (of Wallingford). To each of …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… by men who could not remove themselves from his lordship. Azor held hide at Greenford (69) and two unnamed homines held … among the larger landowners in Middlesex are Wigot and Azor the housecarl. Wigot held the manors of Colham (55) and … that Levric was probably a housecarl of Earl Leofwine. Azor, one of the Confessor's housecarls, held the 15-hide …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… when he received it and T.R.E. [it was worth] the same. Azor held this land. He was the man of Ansgar the Staller. He … £14; when he received it [it was worth] £6; T.R.E. £14. Azor, a housecarl of King Edward, held this manor and he … £4; when he received it [it was worth] 20 s.; T.R.E. £6. Azor held 8½ hides of this manor and it was a berewick in …