‹ E-CIPM 23-236: JOAN WIDOW OF HAMON BEALKNAP, ESQUIRE ›

Sandling, the manor. Assigned: a chamber with solar and cellar, attached to the western head of the hall, with free entry and exit; a building called ‘le Bakhous’ with a chamber and small stable attached; a part of the garden on the western side of its postern-gate, as bounded by an alure and a stank in the same parcel, with free entry and exit; a dovecot and croft called ‘Culverhouscroft’, ½ barn, and ½ byre within the manorial site; a building called ‘le markethous’ with an attached garden; a field of land and meadow called ‘le meedfeld’; 1/3 field called ‘Southfeld’ at its south; 10 a. land in ‘Reyfeld’; 4 a. land in ‘Robynettescroft’; 2 small crofts called ‘Gatecotes’; 3 a. land in ‘Cherchemeed’; 9 a. land in ‘Chalkenden’ and ‘macesmeed’; a croft of land called ‘More Cobstone’; 4 a. land in ‘Lytlecobstone’ and ‘Petfeld’; 7 a. land in ‘Blakereden’; 4 a. land called ‘Grovefeld’; 1 a. land in ‘lystonesgardyn’; 12 a. heath in ‘le heth’; a grove of wood called ‘Macez Brook’; a small thicket of wood near ‘heghwode’; 1/3 seasonal wood in the park on the eastern side, as bounded by the metes; 4s. assize rent, and rent of a cockerel, 3 hens, 1lb cumin, and 26 eggs taken yearly from the following tenants: from the abbot of Lesnes , 12d., 2 hens, and 20 eggs; from John Rose and William Rose , 12d., 1 cockerel, 1 hen, and 10 eggs; from Simon Walsh , 8d. and 1lb cumin; from Peter Pervys , 4d.; from Walter Mordon and Simon Walsh , 8¾d.; from Thomas Knovyle , 4½d.; and from the same Thomas for a certain way, 4d.