‹ E-CIPM 24-131: AGNES WHO WAS WIFE OF ROBERT BROUNE ›

Assigned to Agnes: from the built buildings all chambers, both lower and higher, at the north end of the hall of the adjacent capital messuage, called ‘Adresham’ in South Moreton, being 3 perches and 6 feet long and 1 perch and 5 feet wide, except for the lower building called ‘le Pantrye’; a building called ‘le Medilhowse’ between the cook-house and bake-house, being 1 perch and 11 feet long and wide – the well of the manor will be common between the king and Agnes; 2 granaries in the building called ‘le Gernerhouse’, in the east of this granary, being 9 feet long and 11 feet wide, with free entry and exit by the door of this building; a stable in the east with a small building in the east of the stable being 13 feet long and 8 feet wide; 1/3 pig-sty being 9 feet long and 9 feet wide; 2 bays of the grange, in the east of the grange with free entry and exit by the grange door, being 24 feet in length and 18 feet wide; 1/3 garden; free entry and exit through all gates of the messuage; 31s. 10d. [sic] assize rent – from Richard Kene for his free tenement 23s. 6d., Richard Taillour 8s., John Colyn 4d. and John Martyn 1d. – at the usual terms; 30 a. 1/2 rood of land in various strips (cultura) as follows – 1/2 a. in the strip called ‘Ascroftes’, with the land of Henry Husee, knight, on either side, 1⁄2 a. next to ‘Westmede’ and the same Henry’s land, 1/2 a. on the north of ‘la Worth’, 1/2 a. in the same strip with the land of the same Henry on either side, 1 a. in ‘le Inlondes’ and which is a projecting piece of land (foresheter), 1 a. in the same strip with the same Henry’s land on either side, 1 a. in ‘Hundeshill’ on the north of Henry’s land, 1/2 a. in ‘Sandylond’ with Henry’s land on either side, 1/2 a. in the same strip between a green ‘mere’ and Henry’s land, 1/2 a. beside the path leading to North Moreton, 1/2 a. in ‘le Sandylond’ between ‘le Redston’ with Henry’s land on either side, 1/2 a. in ‘Morefurlong’ between the land of Richard Smyth and that of Richard Taillour , 1/2 a. between the land lately Robert [Broune]’s on the south and that of Henry Husee on the north, 1/2 a. in the strip extending beyond the lane leading to North Moreton between the land of the rector of South Moreton and that of John Randulfe , 1/2 a. extending into ‘le Standale’ and which is the chief furlong (furlong) called ‘Behynde the Hille’, 1/2 a. headland lengthwise beside the field of North Moreton, 1 rood of headland beside Richard Tyghler ’s land, 1/2 a. in ‘Netherstandale’ on the west of Richard Wylly ’s land, 1/2 a. in ‘Merefurlong’ with John Randulfe ’s land on either side, 1/2 a. in ‘Crowethorn’ on the west of Richard Kene ’s land, 4 ‘gores’ together beside the road to the well of which 1/3 is for dower, 1/2 a. in ‘Dounefurlong’ between the land of John Kene and that of Henry Husee, 1 a. at ‘Lowsythorn’ with the land which was Robert Brown ’s on either side, 1 a. in the furlong above ‘le Portwey’ beside the green ‘mere’ on the east, 1 a. in the same furlong beside the land lately William Long’s, 1 a. at ‘le Crabbetree’ on the west of the land lately Robert Brown’s, 1 a. in the furlong called ‘Maydesbush’ between the land of John Kene and that of Henry Algar, 1 a. at ‘Grenedichfurlong’ on the north of Henry Husee ’s mete, 1 a. in the furlong on the south of the same Henry’s land, 1 a. in the same furlong beside the land called ‘Wylcokes’, 1 a. beside the road leading from South Moreton to Little Wittenham or Long Wittenham with the land lately Robert Brown’s on either side, 1 a. in the furlong extending into ‘le Longestryng’ with the land lately the same Robert’s on either side, 1 a. in ‘Fersynfurlong’ with the land lately the same Robert’s on either side, 1/2 a. in the furlong called ‘Wetherbede’ with Thomas Rothewell ’s land on either side, 1/2 a. on ‘Westdowne’ extending to the east on Richard Brownyng ’s land, 1 a. at ‘le Bourgh’ between the land of Richard Kene and that of Henry Algar , 1/2 a. in ‘Wellfurlong’ with Thomas Rothewell ’s land on either side, 1/2 a. in ‘Flexelondesherde’ with the land lately Robert Brown’s on either side, 1/2 a. in ‘Wollelond’ beside Simon Langhorn ’s land, 1 a. in ‘Shortelond’ which is a projecting piece of land with the same Thomas Rothewell ’s land on either side, 1/2 a. in ‘Shorthamme’ between the land of the same Thomas and that of the rector of South Moreton , 1/2 a. in ‘Brokhamme’ with the land called ‘Wylcokes’ on either side, 3 roods together in ‘Netherstandale’ extending into the king’s highway on the south of the land lately Robert Brown’s and Richard Kene ’s land, and 2 roods separately lengthwise in ‘le Westmede’; a several pasture called ‘Stonystretelese’, including hedges and ditches containing 3 roods beside the king’s highway to the bridge leading to Aston Tirrold or Aston Upthorpe (Aston); and 2 a. 1 rood and 8 feet of meadow as it falls by lot, of which 1 rood is opposite ‘le Asshe’ beside Henry Algar ’s meadow, 1 rood is beside the rector of South Moreton’ s meadow extending into ‘Astondych’, a parcel of meadow 8 feet wide is beside Richard Kene ’s meadow, another parcel of meadow 1 rood and 8 feet wide is at ‘ Reedlake’ beside John Randulfe junior ’s meadow, 1 a. and 1 rood lie together with the meadow lately Robert Brown’s on either side, and another parcel of meadow 8 feet wide is in ‘Northmede’ beside the meadow of the rector of South Moreton .