Petherton, South

Total: 9024d, (£37 12s. )
(Barrington, Neroche, South Petherton, lordship, )

fishery in the same water, held in common with the same heir, with free entrance and exit to all the premisses whenever Elizabeth pleases or finds it necessary, worth nothing yearly

1/3 oven, worth 40d. yearly

land is worth 6d. yearly

meadow is worth 10d. yearly

pasture is worth 6d. yearly

grove are worth nothing yearly unless felled, and they could not be felled this year. She held in dower as above: 10s. 2 1/2d. from a third of

£7 3s. 4d. rent from tenants holding at terms of life and years, with rent of 2

60 a. wood in ‘Cleyhill’ in the forest of Neroche on its northern side, worth nothing yearly

frankpledge there, the third worth 24s. yearly

53s. 9d. assize rent from various free tenants in fee in South Petherton, payable at Michaelmas. The manor of Barrington is parcel of the lordship of South Petherton

£25 15s. 6 1/2d. rent from various customary tenants and tenants-at-will, payable at the four principal terms of the year equally.

Total: 30d, 18946.5d, (2s. 6d. // £78 18s. 10d.)
(South Petherton, Dommett, St Trinity, lordship, )

2 parts of the profits of pasture in ‘Drovesway’, the third worth 4d. yearly

102s. 4d., parcel of the rent of £25 15s. 6 1/2d.

1/3 rood of meadow at ‘Walteresmylle’, worth 3d. yearly

a third of the issues of pasture in ‘Medewey’, worth 2d. yearly

1/2 dovecot demised yearly at farm for 6s. 8d.

one cockerel, 1d.

one hen, 1 1/2d.

a hen, 1/2d. in value; a third of

two parts of the market and common oven of South Petherton, which third is worth 20s. yearly; 1/3 homage and service of the tenants of Dommett, worth nothing yearly

garden, worth nothing yearly

an annual payment of £40

an annual payment of 10 marks to the chantry of St Trinity there. Elizabeth was thus burdened with paying £11 2s. 2 1/2d. yearly during her life to William Botreaux and Elizabeth his wife and to the chantry, as a third of two parts of the total sum due. The lordship or manor of South Petherton

South Petherton, a third of, 2 parts of the profits of pasture in ‘Drovesway’, the third worth 4d. yearly, a third of the issues of pasture in ‘Yelmore’, demised yearly, 102s. 4d., parcel of the rent of £25 15s. 6 1/2d., 1/3 rood of meadow at ‘Walteresmylle’, worth 3d. yearly, a third of the issues of pasture in ‘Medewey’, worth 2d. yearly, 1/2 dovecot demised yearly at farm for 6s. 8d., 1/3 rent, one cockerel, 1d., a whole rent, one hen, 1 1/2d., 1/3 rent, a hen, 1/2d. in value; a third of, two parts of the market and common oven of South Petherton, which third is worth 20s. yearly; 1/3 homage and service of the tenants of Dommett, worth nothing yearly, 1/3 cottage, 1/3 cottage, 1/3 house, 1/3 piece of land in the court, a third of all houses of the court, garden, worth nothing yearly, an annual payment of £40, an annual payment of 10 marks to the chantry of St Trinity there. Elizabeth was thus burdened with paying £11 2s. 2 1/2d. yearly during her life to William Botreaux and Elizabeth his wife and to the chantry, as a third of two parts of the total sum due. The lordship or manor of South Petherton

South Petherton, a third of, 2 parts of the profits of pasture in ‘Drovesway’, the third worth 4d. yearly, a third of the issues of pasture in ‘Yelmore’, demised yearly, 102s. 4d., parcel of the rent of £25 15s. 6 1/2d., 1/3 rood of meadow at ‘Walteresmylle’, worth 3d. yearly, a third of the issues of pasture in ‘Medewey’, worth 2d. yearly, 1/2 dovecot demised yearly at farm for 6s. 8d., 1/3 rent, one cockerel, 1d., a whole rent, one hen, 1 1/2d., 1/3 rent, a hen, 1/2d. in value; a third of, two parts of the market and common oven of South Petherton, which third is worth 20s. yearly; 1/3 homage and service of the tenants of Dommett, worth nothing yearly, 1/3 cottage, 1/3 cottage, 1/3 house, 1/3 piece of land in the court, a third of all houses of the court, garden, worth nothing yearly, an annual payment of £40, an annual payment of 10 marks to the chantry of St Trinity there. Elizabeth was thus burdened with paying £11 2s. 2 1/2d. yearly during her life to William Botreaux and Elizabeth his wife and to the chantry, as a third of two parts of the total sum due. The lordship or manor of South Petherton

South Petherton, a third of, 2 parts of the profits of pasture in ‘Drovesway’, the third worth 4d. yearly, a third of the issues of pasture in ‘Yelmore’, demised yearly, 102s. 4d., parcel of the rent of £25 15s. 6 1/2d., 1/3 rood of meadow at ‘Walteresmylle’, worth 3d. yearly, a third of the issues of pasture in ‘Medewey’, worth 2d. yearly, 1/2 dovecot demised yearly at farm for 6s. 8d., 1/3 rent, one cockerel, 1d., a whole rent, one hen, 1 1/2d., 1/3 rent, a hen, 1/2d. in value; a third of, two parts of the market and common oven of South Petherton, which third is worth 20s. yearly; 1/3 homage and service of the tenants of Dommett, worth nothing yearly, 1/3 cottage, 1/3 cottage, 1/3 house, 1/3 piece of land in the court, a third of all houses of the court, garden, worth nothing yearly, an annual payment of £40, an annual payment of 10 marks to the chantry of St Trinity there. Elizabeth was thus burdened with paying £11 2s. 2 1/2d. yearly during her life to William Botreaux and Elizabeth his wife and to the chantry, as a third of two parts of the total sum due. The lordship or manor of South Petherton

South Petherton, a third of, 2 parts of the profits of pasture in ‘Drovesway’, the third worth 4d. yearly, a third of the issues of pasture in ‘Yelmore’, demised yearly, 102s. 4d., parcel of the rent of £25 15s. 6 1/2d., 1/3 rood of meadow at ‘Walteresmylle’, worth 3d. yearly, a third of the issues of pasture in ‘Medewey’, worth 2d. yearly, 1/2 dovecot demised yearly at farm for 6s. 8d., 1/3 rent, one cockerel, 1d., a whole rent, one hen, 1 1/2d., 1/3 rent, a hen, 1/2d. in value; a third of, two parts of the market and common oven of South Petherton, which third is worth 20s. yearly; 1/3 homage and service of the tenants of Dommett, worth nothing yearly, 1/3 cottage, 1/3 cottage, 1/3 house, 1/3 piece of land in the court, a third of all houses of the court, garden, worth nothing yearly, an annual payment of £40, an annual payment of 10 marks to the chantry of St Trinity there. Elizabeth was thus burdened with paying £11 2s. 2 1/2d. yearly during her life to William Botreaux and Elizabeth his wife and to the chantry, as a third of two parts of the total sum due. The lordship or manor of South Petherton