The English Village Community / Examined in its Relations to the Manorial and Tribal Systems and to the Common or Open Field System of Husbandry; An Essay in Economic History (Reprinted from the Fourth Edition)

by Frederic Seebohm

[ 12.] Prologus, 216 to end.

[ 13.] Passus, v. 400 to 428.

[ 14.] Passus, vi. 4 to 6.

[ 15.] Passus, vi. 107–9.

[ 16.] I am indebted to Mr. Bradshaw for having called my attention to this MS., which is now in the Cambridge University Library.

[ 17.] MS. Dd. 7. 22. I am much indebted to Mr. Bradshaw for the loan of this MS. from the Library.

[ 18.] The MS. is headed 'Extracta Rotulorum de Halimotis tentis apud Manerium de Wynselowe tempore Edwardi tercii a Con uestu' and it embraced Wynselowe, Horelwode, Greneburgh, Shipton, Nova Villa de Wynselowe, Onyng, and Muston.

[ 19.] See entry under 44 Ed. III.

[ 20.] Sub anno 35 Ed. III.

[ 21.] The number of tenants with smaller holdings was considerably larger than the number of holders of virgates and half-virgates, but their holdings were so small that in the aggregate they held a much smaller acreage than the other class.