[66] The effect of all the changes of assessment we have traced under Henry II would only be the reduction of this total to 774.]
[67] Roll of 11 Hen. II. (This was, of course, the son of Henry I by Edith.)
[68] The custos of his fief paid scutage for eighty knights in 1159, but he speaks 'de meis lx. militibus' in his carta.
[69] The undoubted assessment in 1162. Afterwards it is found paying on sixty and a fraction.
[70] 'Lx. milites ... habere solebat pater meus' (carta).
[71] This figure is given in the Liber Niger, but is really derived from his recorded payments.
[72] Tot habuit milites feodatos ... scilicet lx. de antiquo feodo (carta).
[73] In Yorkshire alone. In all England, many more.
[74] This figure is taken from the payments in 1161 and 1172.
[75] Roll of 11 Hen. II.