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Holdings

Because of the death of John Goldyngton and the minority of his son and heir Thomas 1/2 manor of Springfield, the manor of Ringers in Terling and a messuage and a carucate called `Goldyngtones' in Colne Engaine came into the king's hand. John's widow Avice holds the messuage and carucate in Colne Engaine in dower by assignment of John de Leventhorp , formerly keeper of John's lands. The 1/2 manor of Springfield is held of the king in chief of the honor of Peverel by knight service, annual value 10 marks. There are in it a wasted messuage and garden, annual value nil, 112 a. arable worth yearly 4d. an acre, 8 a. pasture worth yearly 14d. an acre, 8 a. meadow worth yearly 2s. an acre, and 64s. rent yearly from various tenants at Easter and Michaelmas in equal portions. The manor of Ringers is held of the bishop of Norwich in chief by knight service, annual value £10. There are in the manor a wasted grange and a garden, annual value nil, 310 a. arable worth yearly 5d. an acre, 18 a. pasture worth yearly 6d. an acre, 5 a. meadow worth yearly 2s. an acre, 40 a. wood, the crop and pasture of which is worth 4d. yearly, and 38s. 6d. rent from various tenants at the above terms in equal portions. Of whom the messuage and carucate in Colne Engaine are held is unknown.