- or
bovates, and was a
quarter of a hide, the hide and the
carucate being effectively synonymous. A
peasant occupying or
working an
oxgang or
bovate might...
-
considerable local variation similar to the
variation in carucates, virgates,
bovates, nooks, and farundels.
These may have been
multiples of the
customary acre...
-
folio 36. In the
middle section Ralph de
Frescheville quitclaims two
bovates of land to Eleanor,
daughter of
Geoffrey Chamberlain, for
three marks in...
- the
township of Pwllgwyngyll, as it was then known, held a
total of 9
bovates of land from the
Bishop of
Bangor under the
feudal system. A
church was...
- variable. The
Danelaw carucates were
subdivided into eighths:
oxgangs or
bovates based on the area a
yoked pair of oxen
could till in a year. In the rest...
- and
abolished the
pennyweight (from 31
January 1969). Hide four to
eight bovates. A unit of yield,
rather than area, it
measured the
amount of land able...
- Wakefield, with 9 Berewicks... are 60
carucates of land 3
bovates and the
third part of 1
bovate to the geld. 30
ploughs could plough this land. This manor...
- one and half carucates, and
Countess Judith who held 9
carucates and 2
bovates, and 30
acres of meadow. On the Countess's land were 46 socmen, eleven...
- used in the
northern Danelaw,
known as a carucate,
consisting of
eight bovates, and Kent used a
system based on a "sulung",
consisting of four yokes,...
- do****ents from 1189
showing that Gerard, son of
Walter de Sutton, gave two
bovates of land and the
church at
Sutton to
Thurgarton Priory. Sutton-in-Ashfield...
