‹ E-CIPM 21-152: ELEANOR WIDOW OF JOHN FITZWILLIAM, KNIGHT ›

Holdings

Manor of Plumtree, held by John Fitzwilliam, knight, in his demesne as of fee tail, the following houses and buildings within the site of the manor: 1/3 of a chamber called `Dame Johan chaumbre'; 1/3 of a chamber called `le garet', i.e. the east part; and all in the east parts, 1/3 of the large grange; 1/3 of a granary; 1/3 of a cattleshed; 1/3 of a stable; demesne lands: 2 carucates in the field of Plumtree on the east, each carucate containing 5 bovates and each bovate 12 a.; meadow: 10 a. in several places within the boundaries of Plumtree and Clipston, viz., in `Lytelmore', `Mykelmore', Clipston moor and `la dam...', all in the east; pasture: 1/3 of a garden called `le Hallecroftes'; 1/3 of a garden called `le Lytelartyerd'; 1/3 of a pasture called `le Kirkcroft', i.e. the east parts; the advowson of the church and chantry: the third vacancy of the parish church of Plumtree and of the chantry in it and the third turn of presentation to each at a vacancy; rents and services of the following free tenants and tenants at will in the manor of Plumtree: John Wright, annual value 19d.; the prior of Durham, 4s.; Joan Colstan, 2s. 1 1/2d.; Robert Smyth, annual value 5s. 1d.; John Clerk, annual value 4d.; Robert Wright, annual value 9d.; William Dawentre, annual value 10d.; 20d. free rent yearly from the tenants of the chantry of Chaddesden; Joan Ryslay, annual value 3s. 4d.; 15d. yearly from lands in Ruddington from the tenants there; Alice Marcyll, annual value 8s. 6d.; John Smyth, annual value 6s. 8d.; the prior of Worksop, annual value 4d.; the vicar of Ticknall, annual value 3s.; the heirs of Roger de Baggeley, annual value 4s. 2d.; John Grene, annual value 7d.; John Gulle and his fellows, annual value 11s. 8d.; John Rych, annual value 18d.; Robert Fayrfeld, annual value 12s. 1 1/2d.; the prior of Haverholme, annual value 13s. 4d.; all messuages, lands, tenements, rents and services formerly held by the following: William in the Wroo for 40s.; John Smyth for 24s., William Coles for 33s. 4d.; John Sheperd for 30s.; Robert Wales for 2s.; Agnes Smyth for 7s. 2d.; Thomas Page for 8s.; Agnes Taillour for 4s.; John Normanton for 8s.; Robert Large for 55s. 10d.; John Betteson for 26s. 8d.; William Smyth for 26s. 8d.; John Pyper for 23s. 4d.; a cottage by Robert de Grene junior for 5s. 2d.; William Grene of Ruddington for 26s. 8d.; Thomas Smyth for 6d.; a garden by John Bocher for 6d.; all lands and tenements called `Rudwonge' held by various tenants of Plumtree for 10d.; 1/3 of all perquisites and pence from the common farm there, from the common farm of Ruddington and from the fishery of a pond and other waters at Plumtree; perquisites of court: 1/3 of all courts and hallmotes of the manor of Plumtree with fines and amercements and all other liberties and franchises; 1/3 of free chase and warren there; 1/3 of the common pasture in the township and within the boundaries of Plumtree.