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A Topographical Dictionary of Wales
… a jury, which consisted apparently of the proprietors of burgages; and were accustomed to vote, whether resident or …
The Ledger Book of Vale Royal Abbey
… us. And they burgesses shall give for every one of their burgages ("burgeches") throughout the year to us and our … none of the burgesses shall sell or assign any of their burgages except he ask license of us and our successors. And …
Lancashire Assize Rolls
… de Liuerpol Novel disseisin. A tenement in Liuerpol, 6 burgages and 6 acres " " " " Jordan de Kenyon Roger de Twysse … John Gernet and Margery his wife Mort d'Ancestor. 6 burgages and 6 acres in Liurepol " m. 12 d. Westminster, 10 …
Extracts from the Records of the Burgh of Edinburgh
A History of the County of Sussex
… c. 1785 GROWTH OF THE TOWN. In 1086 there were at least 4 burgages in the town, besides 13 'haws', or urban properties … the duke of Norfolk before 1785. 91 In 1302 there were 94 burgages. 92 Most evidently lay in High and Maltravers … to the lord; by then, however, they were no longer called burgages. 44 References to the borough or the burgesses …