‹ E-CIPM 18-72: BERTRAM MONBOCHER ›

Holdings

He held nothing in the county, but long before he died, by a charter of feoffment, he gave to Nicholas Rys, clerk , to hold to himself and his heirs, the manor of Sutton on Trent, which is held of the earl of Richmond , of the honour of Richmond in socage, annual value £10.

Holdings

He held in his demesne as of fee:

Jesmond, a sixth part of the manor with the advowson of the chapel of St. Mary there, and a third part of a watermill called ‘Thrysmylne’, of the king by the service of a sixth part of a knight’s fee, annual value 5 marks.

Shieldfield in the lordship of Byker, 7 a., of Richard de Arundell, knight , in socage, annual value 16s.8d.

Heaton by Newcastle upon Tyne, 2 husbandlands, of John Musgrave in socage, annual value 10s.

Holdings

He held of the king of the honour of Richmond by knight service:

Hammerden, the manor. There is no chief messuage, but there are 130 a. arable at 4d.; 120 a. wood at 1d.; £10 9s. assize rents, of which 43s.6d. is payable at Easter and £7 4s.6d. at Michaelmas; and 1 court, 13s.4d.

Filsham, the manor, comprising 178 a. of arable at 4d.; 120 a. pasture at 2d.; 4 a. wood at 2d.; and assize rents, £7.

Cortesley, the manor, comprising 16 a. meadow, annual value 16d.; 26s. assize rents, of which 13s.4d. is payable at Easter and 12s.8d. at Michaelmas; and a rent of 1800 red herrings from certain tenements at Christmas.

Morley, the manor, in which are 47s.3d. assize rents payable at Michaelmas.

Holdings

His status in the manors of Hammerden, Filsham, Cortesley and Morley, is to himself and his heirs in fee simple.

Holdings

He held nothing in the county.