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A History of the County of Gloucester
… commuted works were presumably represented by the cash rents that were owed. 58 Nicholas of Bath's third share of … years and lives, some of whom owed heriots and additional rents of hens; the largest estate was 15 a. and most were … a. of wood (evidently Ley Park), 73 a number of small free rents, and some small parcels of land held at will. 74 In …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… paid nearly 69 s., and customary tenants £4 in assized rents. An extent of 1323 distinguishes the estates of Brook … customary tenants on the manor, owing summer works only. Rents of assize amounted to £20. On the eve of the division … pasture 12 cattle, 40 oxen, and 400 sheep could be grazed. Rents of both free and customary tenants amounted to £12. …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… of the quadrangle were to be almshouses, maintained by the rents from the remaining 32 houses. At the beginning of the … which fronted the Warminster road were to be let and their rents used to maintain the entire property. The remaining ten … was to be managed by the vicar and churchwardens. In 1903 rents from the four cottages totalled £24 and the almspeople …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… out for £69 6 s. 8 d. which included income from land, rents, and perquisites, as well as tithes. 2 The profits were …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… John Adlam, clothier, of Westbury, who also received other rents due to the priory from lands in Westbury. 10 John died … Haket held the land de elemosina domini regis, paying the rents to the prior and the king, 96 but by 12423 Eudo Burnel held it by the same rents. 97 Eudo was succeeded by his brother William in c. …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… for two days and nights twice yearly, and to collect rents on the manor. 35 This mill was undoubtedly one of the …