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Cardiff Records
… was seised in his demesne as of fee of and in one half burgage lying in Cardyf aforesaid, which Town of Cardyf is …
A History of the County of Oxford
… to agriculture. The further 12 villeins who each held a burgage in Banbury probably treated it as ancillary to their … their tenements unaided. One tenant in Hardwick held a burgage tenement, and two in Neithrop held two each; … of Avalon, Bishop of Lincoln (11861200). So too had 12 burgage tenements, of which most were listed in the rental …
A History of the County of Oxford
… hamlets. 25 The Borough Corporation. Banbury, to which burgage tenure, markets and fairs, and a separate portmoot …
A History of the County of Oxford
… Banbury held a number of properties in the parish, mostly burgage tenements within the town: in c. 1225 the hospital … of Lincoln in Banbury property described in c. 1225 as 8 burgage tenements paying 6 s. 9 d. in quit-rent, in 1279 as 7 …
A History of the County of Oxford
… an earlier grant by Alexander of a house in 'free burgage'. 8 In 1170 and 1172, when accounting for the … the feoffments of named grantors mentioned below) 220 burgage tenements, which paid from 2 d. to 20 d. each. 16 The … in the 'acres'. 17 The rental of c. 1225 also described 12 burgage tenements, two workshops ( selde), and 21 stalls ( …
A Topographical Dictionary of Scotland
… portions of their lands appear to have passed into burgage tenures. The old castle of Inchdrewer, erected about …
Records relating to the Barony of Kendale
… and the messuages and lands in Appulbye of the king in burgage, together worth 9s. yearly; the messuages and lands … in Kendall are held of the said William lord Parre in burgage, worth yearly 15s. Thomas Rose long before his death …
A Survey of London
… parish of Saint Michaell, which they held of the king in burgage, might giue and assigne to the Maior and Comminaltie …