-
dominio sunt tres
carucae et
decem servi et
triginta villani et
viginti bordarii ****
sedecim carucis. Ibi
duodecim acrae prati et
quindecim acrae silvae...
-
traded separately from land. In England, the
Domesday Book, of 1086, uses
bordarii (bordar) and
cottarii (cottar) as
interchangeable terms,
cottar deriving...
- held
three carucates in
demesne and
three socmen with 40
villeins and six
bordarii held 20 carucates. Of the land held by the manor, one
Goisfridus held half...
- that the
manor contained one carruca,
along with
three villeins and two
bordarii.
Welsh Frankton Lower Frankton Raven, M. A
Guide to Shropshire, 2005, p...
- non-free
inhabitants were
called in the
Domesday Book servi, cotarii, or
bordarii, and
later nativi or villani, the last name
being applied to both free...
-
Herald Alwestan ibi
erant X
hidae in dominio, I carruca,
XXIII villi, V
bordarii cui XXII carrucae, II servii. Ibi ppos..accrevc.. II carucae, V servos...
-
Terra 20 carrae. In
dominio sunt 3
carrae et 9 servi.... 18
villii et 10
bordarii... **** 14 carrae.... ibi (est)
pastura 1
leuga longae et
tantidem laterae...
- St
Giles is
recorded as
having small holdings by five
villani and four
bordarii. In the
medieval period this grew with the
reclamation of
forest on Windwhistle...
- carrucae. In
dominio sunt iiii carrucae,
xiiii servi, **** villani, viii
bordarii **** xx carrucis. Ibi sunt x
acrae pratae, xx
acrae pasturae, cl
acrae silvae...
-
freemen (sochemanni), four
villagers (villani) and five
smallholders (
bordarii) are mentioned. ****uming that
these were the
heads of
nineteen households...
