Domesday Book and Beyond: Three Essays in the Early History of England

by Frederic William Maitland

[201] D. B. i. 179 b, Lene.

[202] D. B. i. 12 b, Norborne.

[203] D. B. i. 127 b: ‘Wellesdone tenent canonici S. Pauli.... Hoc manerium tenent villani ad firmam canonicorum. In dominio nil habetur.’

[204] See above [p. 36].

[205] This matter will be discussed when we deal with S^t. Oswald’s charters.

[206] Schmid, p. 263 (note). This document is Dr Liebermann’s Instituta Cnuti (Trans. Roy. Hist. Soc. vii. 77).

[207] Schmid, App. II. 57–9.

[208] For the rest, the word túnesman appears in Edgar IV. 8, 13, in connexion with provisions against the theft of cattle.

[209] D. B. i. 259, 259 b.

[210] Leg. Will. I. 29.