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Published online by Cambridge University Press: 12 February 2009
In the appendix printed at the end of Mr. Savine's paper on ‘Bondmen under the Tudors,’ where cases are given under counties, no instance is noticed in Surrey. I can at present supply two, and have little doubt that I shall come across more.
page 305 note 1 Trans. Royal Hist. Soc. vol. xvii.
page 305 note 2 Manning, and Bray, , History of Surrey, ii. 188Google Scholar.
page 307 note 1 There is an instance in the Chancery Inq. P.M. on Nicholas Bullock, villain of the Bishop of Winchester at Farnham in 1261.
page 307 note 2 Wykelond was probably originally part of the manor of Reigate, Charlwood of Merstham, Shelwood of the far distant Ewell; manors north of the Weald had outlying members on the clay, which became afterwards separate manors.