A Key to Domesday : Showing the Method And Exactitude of Its Mensuration, And the Precise Meaning of Its More Usual Formulae ; the Subject Being Specially Exemplified By An Analysis And Digest of the Dorset Survey
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Two Manors, now called Melcomb Horsey and Great VETUS dominicum: corona. 79 Hinton which the King seems to have claimed as having been sometime held by Edward the Confessor's sister, the Countess Goda,i though one of them, Melcomb, had intermediately been given to Shaftesbury Abbey and wrested from that House by Earl Harold. Note. — The first of these Jive classes comes under the non-hidated, or ingelddble, or Extra- Hundredal, system. The second, third, fourth and fifth classes come under the ...hidated or geldable or Intra-Hundredal system ; which further occupies, in the form of Schedules of Fiefi, the whole residue of the Dorset Domesday. At the date of Domesday the Crown Demesnes of Dorset were divided into six groups, just as they had been in the days of King Edward. Each of these groups, though called " a Manor " in Domesday, consisted of several Manors, the names of such component Manors being most of them expressed in the Record, but some of them veiled under the general terms of AppendicicB or Pertinentia.
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