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Holdings

[in the manor of Bramley]: the principal room with 2 chambers annexed in the west part of the hall; 1/2 barn called `Southmestberne' in the west part of the barn; a building called `le hayhous'; the entire building called `le stabil' except a little stable in the east part of the building, with freeentry and exit; 1/3 of `le pynfold'; a garden called `le herbere'; and 1/3 garden called `le courtgarden', with free entry and exit; 16 a. arable in `le Netherfeld'; 10 a. in `le Faggestere'; 4 a. pasture in the east part of `Todehay'; 12 a. pasture called `Netherhendes'; 1 1/2 a. wood in `Faggesteregrove'; 2 a. meadow in the east part of `Apseleesmede'; 2 a. meadow in `le Menemede'; and 1 a. meadow in `le Berymede'; 112s. 10d. rent from the following tenants in Bramley and [?West] Clandon: William Cotiller 2s. 8d.; Robert Snow 6d.; William Weston of Dedswell 4d.; Thomas Smyth 8d.; William Kempe 12d.; John Burdevyle 12d.; Roger Godgrome 2d.; Richard Whicchere 5d.; Walter Fullere 4s. 4d.; Nicholas atte Reshawe 2d.; John Godgrome and John Smyth junior 2s. 8d.; Roger Symond 3d.; John Smyth junior 2s. 10d.; Adam Reshawe 2d.; John Reshawe 7d.; Henry Wellere 4d.; John Frye 5s. 2d.; Gilbert Butte 2d.; lands called `Godesones' 3s.; John Bartelot 4d.; lands called `bordelond' 8s.; Hugh Frye 1 lb. cumin; John Smyth senior 2d.; William Sawyere 3s.; lands called `Mayhewlond' 6d.; lands called `Goffelond' 14d.; Robert Ifold 8s.; Hugh Upfold 7s. 4d.; John Frollebury 6d.; Robert Marche 19s. 10d.; Walter Person [?6s.] 8d.; lands of Whipley 7s.; John Greteherst 4d.; lands formerly of John Danell [or Davell] 2s. 8d.; Henry Slefherst 5s.; Richard Payn 19d.; Roger Longeherst 1d.; Stephen Grygge 20d.; Roger Gerves 2s. 6d.; John Noveton 3s. 11d.; William Sponebreggere 12d.; and the common land of `Duntesfoldeslegh' 10d.; a yearly rent of 4 cocks and hens from the following tenants: John Danell [or Davell], a cock and a hen; Richard Payn , a cock one year and a hen the next; and the common land of `Greteherst', a cock; works of the following customary tenants who plough for a day or pay 11 1/4d. at hoke day: the lands of Whipley and Hugh Upfold , 11 1/4d.; Robert Ifold , 11 1/4d.; John Greteherst , 11 1/4d.; John Danell [or Davell], 11 1/4d.; Henry Slefherst , 11 1/4d.; and 7 1/2d. yearly from 2/3 manor for 1/3 of 2 works not so assigned; works of the following customary tenants who reap in autumn or pay 18d. at Michaelmas: the lands of Whipley and Hugh Upfold , 18d.; Robert Ifold , 18d.; John Greteherst , 18d.; John Danell [or Davell], 18d.; Henry Slefherst , 18d.; and... yearly from 2/3 manor for 1/3 of 2 works not so assigned; works of the following customary tenants who mow in autumn or pay 4d. at Michaelmas: the lands of Whipley and Hugh Upfold , 4d.; and Robert Ifold , 4d.; 7s. 8 1/2d. of 1/3 common fine of an annual court leet; 8 suits of court owed yearly at the manor of Bramley: John Frollebury for land called `Goff[?elond]'... Upfold; John Greteherst for lands formerly of John Danell [or Davell], Henry Slefherst , John Godgrome and Hugh Frye , with the escheats, fines and amercements from those tenants in the court of the manor and in the court leet whenever they arise.