Inquisition of the Honour of Wallingford.
A.D. 1212 AN. 13 John.[6]
BY M. T. PEARMAN.
THIS inquisition is subsequent to that printed by Hearne, in the “Liber Niger,” but some years earlier than any of the lists in the “Testa de Nevill.” The Inquisition itself is in italics.
Ricardus de Kanuill[7] de hereditate uxoris sue, pro Willelmo Basset. vii. mil.
The manors he held, by service of seven knights, or as seven knights’ fees, were Coleman and Uxbridge, Middlesex; Picheleshorne, Bucks; Burncestre (Bicester); Stratton Audley and Wrechwike, Oxon; Ardington, Berks; and Compton, Wilts.
Thurstañ Bassett, vi. milites et tres partes militis.
Walterus Pippard, 6 m. et de maritagio uxoris sue in Gathampton 1 m. et quintam partem per Cartam Regis.
In Rotherfield Peppard one fee; in Latchford, in Haseley, two fees; both these places in Oxon. The other three fees were in Pichecote, Wengrave, Rowsham, Briddeshorn, Weedon, Solebury, Stincele (Stewkley), Littlecote, and Wanyngdon, all in Bucks.
Gathampton, in Goring, Oxon, was held by one-fifth of a fee, the remainder being remitted.