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Old and New London
… as being "large and well inhabited." Its inhabitants were cottars and men of a lower grade, ceorls or churls. There was …
A History of the County of Oxford
… ranging from ½ yardland to 2 yardlands; in addition 8 cottars, 7 of them in Somerford, held 1 cotland each. Godstow … and the only tenants were 6 villein yardlanders and 7 cottars. The remaining quarter of Ilbert de Lacy's Domesday … were 15 customary or bond tenants, presumably including cottars, who paid money rents slightly higher than those …
Records relating to the Barony of Kendale
… yearly 27s 2d., and 35 a. of demesne land, worth 11s. 8d., cottars rendering 15s. 2d., herbage 6s. 6d., rent of free … tenants at will hold seven bovates and render 56s., five cottars render 11s. 6d., a water corn-mill is worth 3 6s. …
Chalgrove
A History of the County of Oxford: Volume 18, Benson, Ewelme, and the Chilterns (Ewelme Hundred)
… mowing, carrying, and threshing, although free tenants and cottars owed few if any labour services. Rofford's two-hide … villeins (mostly yardlanders and half-yardlanders) and 8 cottars were the likely successors to the 23 villani, 10 …