Feudal England: Historical Studies on the Eleventh and Twelfth Centuries

by John Horace Round

[²⁶⁵] See p. [231].

[²⁶⁶] This distinction, it will be found, is preserved in Henry's Charter of Liberties (1101): 'nec ... aliquid accipiam [1] de dominico ecclesiae vel [2] de hominibus ejus'.]

[²⁶⁷] See my paper on 'The Knights of Peterborough', supra, p. 131.

[²⁶⁸] In the transcript of the original return it is: 'habet hugo de bolebech ... de waltero giffard'.

[²⁶⁹] Inquisitio Eliensis (O. 2. 1), f. 210, et seq. (see below, page 349).

[²⁷⁰] See p. [166].

[²⁷¹] Hemingi Chartularium (ed. Hearne), 1723.

[²⁷²] Norman Conquest, vol. v.

[²⁷³] Interlineation.

[²⁷⁴] Dapifer to Bishop Wulfstan.