Geoffrey de Mandeville: A study of the Anarchy

by John Horace Round

[722] This is a good instance of the custom, so constantly met with in Domesday, by which a house in a county town was attached to a manor.

[723] Dugdale MS., ut supra.

[724] Dodsworth MS., vii. fol. 299.

[725] Ibid.

[726] Ibid., xxx. fol. 104.

[727] "Alano de Matem" is among them (cf. p. 89).

[728] "Willelmus de Mandevill tenet in Kaingham feodum unius militis de feod[o] Comitis Hereford[ie]" (Testa, pp. 102 a, 106 a).

[729] Lansdowne MS., 865, fol. 118 dors.; Harl. MS., 154, fol. 45.

[730] Lansdowne MS., 229, fol. 123 b. This note is followed by one of the charter by which the Empress confirmed Humfrey de Bohun in his post of Dapifer, and of which the original is still extant among the Duchy of Lancaster Royal Charters (Pipe-Roll Society: Ancient Charters, p. 45).

[731] See Appendix BB.