Wallbury

(Manor)

Referenced in E-CIPM(s)

E-CIPM	Date	Inquisition subject	Document type	Holding
23-240	04 Nov 1428	Reede, Richard	Inquisition	Walbury, the manor in Great Hallingbury, held of t...
24-29	06 Jul 1433	Richard Rede	Inquisition	Wallbury, annual value £6 14s.,\|...
24-629	26 Oct 1436	John, Son Of Richard Rede	Inquisition	Wallbury, the manor, held of the king in chief by ...

Related places

Place name	Relationship
Essex	In county of
Hallingbury, Great	In parish of
Hallingbury, Little	In vicinity of
Hyde Hall	In vicinity of
Monksbury	In vicinity of
North End	In vicinity of
Spellbrook	In vicinity of
Tednambury	In vicinity of

Extents and values

23-240

Total: 776d, 1072d, (£3 4s. 8d. // £4 9s. 4d.)
(Wallbury, Walbury, )

a sheepfold, large barn, and a tiled dovecot, worth nothing yearly

120½ a. arable, each acre worth 4d. yearly

10 a. pasture in a pasture called ‘Sowelese’, full of brambles, each acre worth 3d. yearly

16 a. meadow, each acre worth 20d. yearly

49 a. wood, worth nothing yearly

40s. 8d. assize rent, taken at the four usual terms

perquisites of court, worth 4s. yearly above the fee and costs of the seneschal

2 weakened fulling-mills, each worth 10s. yearly: sum 20s.

24-29

Total: 1608d, (£6 14s. )
(Wallbury, Walbury, )

24-629

Total: 518d, 768d, (£2 3s. 2d. // £3 4s. )
(Wallbury, Walbury, )

a manorial site with houses, worth nothing yearly

120 1/2 a. arable, each acre worth 4d. yearly

10 a. pasture, each acre worth 3d. yearly

16 a. meadow, each acre worth 16d. yearly

40 a. wood, worth nothing beyond enclosure

43s. 2d. assize rent from tenants, payable at Easter and Michaelmas equally

2 fulling-mills, greatly run-down, worth nothing yearly.

Value variation