Alton

(Hundred)
(Hundred)

Referenced in E-CIPM(s)

E-CIPM Date Inquisition subject Document type Holding
19-86624 Jun 1411Elizabeth Widow Of John Earl Of KentInquisitionAlton, the manor, vill and hundred; assize rents £...
20-47017 Sep 1415Joan Duchess Of YorkInquisition
24-26003 Jun 1434Joan, Wife Of Henry Brounflete, Knight, Duchess Of YorkInquisitionAlton, the manor, vill and hundred, of the king in...
19-86624 Jun 1411Elizabeth Widow Of John Earl Of KentInquisitionAlton, the manor, vill and hundred; assize rents £...
20-47017 Sep 1415Joan Duchess Of YorkInquisition
24-26003 Jun 1434Joan, Wife Of Henry Brounflete, Knight, Duchess Of YorkInquisitionAlton, the manor, vill and hundred, of the king in...

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Extents and values

24-260

Total: 15560d, (£64 16s. 8d.)
(Alton, vill, hundred, )

a hall called ‘Gildhall’, worth nothing yearly

2 a. meadow, worth 3s. 4d. yearly

fair, worth nothing yearly after the expenses of the bailiff and other officers who keep the fair

£60 free rents, from free tenants of the manor and vill at Easter and Michaelmas equally

a court called ‘le Turne’, held twice after Michaelmas and twice after Easter, its perquisites worth 50s. yearly

the manorial court every three weeks, worth 13s. 4d. yearly after the fees and expenses of the steward and bailiff of the manor

The profits and perquisites of the hundred are worth 30s. yearly.

24-260

Total: 15560d, (£64 16s. 8d.)
(Alton, vill, hundred, )

a hall called ‘Gildhall’, worth nothing yearly

2 a. meadow, worth 3s. 4d. yearly

fair, worth nothing yearly after the expenses of the bailiff and other officers who keep the fair

£60 free rents, from free tenants of the manor and vill at Easter and Michaelmas equally

a court called ‘le Turne’, held twice after Michaelmas and twice after Easter, its perquisites worth 50s. yearly

the manorial court every three weeks, worth 13s. 4d. yearly after the fees and expenses of the steward and bailiff of the manor

The profits and perquisites of the hundred are worth 30s. yearly.

Value variation

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