WHITTLESFORD HUNDRED

Summary

Jurors of Witelesford hundred: Anschitell de Herolfvilla, Pain the sewer of Hardwin, Gerard Lotherensis, Hervey de Salsiton, Leodmar (de) Wittlesford, Lefo de Dodeswurd, Leofriz son of Grim, Lemarais de Haustiton; Inq. Eliensis (ed. Hamilton), 99.

Jurors of Witlesford hundred: Ansketill de Herovill, Gerard Lotaringus de Salsinton, Pain the man of Hardewin, Lemarus de Witlesford, Liefhunus de Ducheswrd, Lemarus de Hestiton, Leuric son of Grim and all others, French and English; Inq. Com. Cantab. (ed. Hamilton), 38.

WHITTLESFORD

Count Alan (f. 194).

Witelesforde, ½ v. 1066, Eddeva. 1086, Girard.

1½ v. 1086, Girard holds sac and soc from the count; a man of the count, ½ v.

Hardwin de Scalers (f. 198).

Witelesforde, 1 v. 1066, a man of earl Guerd. 1086, in demesne.

Countess Judith (f. 202 a).

Witelesforde, manor, 11 h. 1 v. 1066, earl Guert. 1086, in demesne.

Roger de Achynnei attests a charter of Robert count of Meulan to the church of Evreux; Round, Calendar, 104.

Roger de Akeny returns to allegiance and recovers his land of Ladune, co. Essex; R. Litt. Claus. I, 323.

Roger de Akeny holds the manor of Witlesford of Ralph de Thony by socage, so that he ought to go with the said Ralph in the army with the king. There are 12 geldable hides; Lib. de Bernewelle, 256.

The lands late of Roger de Akeny in Garsington, co. Oxon., are in the king's hands by reason of the custody of the land and heir of Ralph de Toyny; Excerpt, e R. Fin. I, 345.