Feudal England: Historical Studies on the Eleventh and Twelfth Centuries

by John Horace Round

[²²⁶] Chertelinge, C.

[²²⁷] Cheleia, C.

[²²⁸] Wigeni, C. This was 'Wigonus de mara' (I.C.C.) or 'Wighen' (D.B.) Count Alan's under-tenant at Ditton.

[²²⁹] Eurard[us] in D.B.

[²³⁰] 'Juraverunt homines scilicet Alerann[us], Rogger[us] homo Walteri Giffardi' omitted in C.

[²³¹] A sokeman of the Abbot of Ely at Suafham.

[²³²] Staplehoe Hundred.

[²³³] This is a noticeable case because 'mo' has been interlined in B text of I.E., and because this man can be identified in I.C.C. and D.B. as an under-tenant in the Hundred.

[²³⁴] The I.E. version ('bans') is the right one.

[²³⁵] Rectius 'I. hidam'.