10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CARUCATE»
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carucate in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
carucate and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Eboracum: or, The history and antiquities of the city of ...
V6ST TR6DIND; " In Warnisfeld ad geldum ix. carucate. Sanctus Petrus habuit et
habet. Ilberius tenet, ** ad OJbqldewir pertinet, set tamen manerium suit; In
Poplelune ad geldum viik carQcatd " archiepiscopis tenet. In Achum ad geldum
xiiii.
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Monasticon Hibernicum: or, An history of the abbeys, ...
Mervyn Archdall Patrick Francis Moran (card, abp. of Sydney). three carucates in
Moycarne, annual value 40^. besides reprises ; a curucate, &c., in Cormyne, alias
Enaghaynathreta, annual value 13-r. ^d. besides reprises ; a carucate in ...
Mervyn Archdall, Patrick Francis Moran (card, abp. of Sydney), 1873
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Eboracum: or, the history and antiquities of the City of ...
U In Warmsfrld ad geldum ix. carucate. Sanctus Petrus habuit et habet. Hbertu:
tenet, ad Oshaldewir pertinet, set tamen manerium fuit. In Pop/cran: ad geldum
viii. carucate. " archicpiscopus tt'nt't. In xir/jum ad geldum xiiii. carucate et dimidia.
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The Practice of the Courts of King's Bench and Common Pleas ...
In the fame place, G. Tifon, one carucate and three oxgangs. In Aflun (Aughton)
the Earl of Moreton, fix carucates. In Elreton (Ellerton) the Earl of Moreton, two
carucates. In the fame place, the King, two carucates. In Cotcuuid (Cuttingwith)
the ...
William Tidd, Francis Joseph Troubat, 1840
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Dom Boc: A Translation of the Record Called Domesday, So Far ...
In the fame place, G. Tifon, one carucate and three oxgangs. In Afiun (Aughton)
the Earl ofMoreton, fix carucates. In Elreton (Ellerton) the Earl of Moreton, two
carucates. In the fame place, the King, two carucates. In Cotcuuid (Cotting~ with)
the ...
6
Calendar of Documents: Relating to Ireland
There are at Rathhoun, 4 score acres ; at le Rath one" carucate of land ; at le
Coneger, four score acres ; at Rathbrende, 40 acres ; la Horystone, 40 acres ; at
Calandyslond, one half carucate, which are worth in all issues, 71., to wit, 4(Z. an
...
Great Britain. Public Record Office, Henry Savage Sweetman, 1886
7
History of the County Palatine and Duchy of Lancaster
These lands belong thereto :Estun (Asnrox) two carucates; Lea (LEA) one
carucate; Saleuuic (Sxuvrcx) one carucate ; Cliston (Currox) two carucates;
Neutune (NEWTON) two carucates; Frecheltun (Fnncxnn'ron) four carucates;
Rigbi (RIBBY) ...
Edward Baines, William Robert Whatton, 1836
in Braycewell 8 carucates, Rilston 1 carucate, Kygheley 2 carucates, and Skipton
6 bovates. Eston, Kyghley, and Est Halton. 10 like carucates similarly held by
John de Eston, viz. — in Eston 4 carucates, Kyghley 4 carucates, and Est Halton
2 ...
Great Britain. Public Record Office, 1908
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Calendar of Inquisitions Post Mortem and Other Analogous ...
in Braycewell 8 carucates, Rilston 1 carucate, Kygheley 2 carucates, and Skipton
6 bovates. Eston, Kyghley, and Est Halton. 10 like carucates similarly held by
John de Eston, viz. — in Eston 4 carucates, Kyghley 4 carucates, and Est Halton
2 ...
Great Britain. Public Record Office, 1908
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Calendar of the Patent Rolls of the Chancery of Ireland. - ...
8 carucates—in Cornoyde in the cantred of Arra, 8 carucates—Pallaice in Arra, 8
carucatesI and % qr—in Ballimolin in Arm, 8 cai'ucatcs—in Carrigmaddin, 11:
carucate, adjoining to Pallaice—thc castle, town and lands of Belanngh in Arra, ...
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «CARUCATE»
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carucate is used in the context of the following news items.
What the Domesday Book doesn't say about Burnley
... Geoffrey, the holder of one carucate and another Gamel who had two carucates. Incidentally, carucates are measures of land, as were hides, ... «Pendle Today, May 15»
Diplomacy made a welcome change from war for county
It was a thrave of corn for every carucate ploughed. Taking this at face value, it means that Bedlingtonshire was so devastated by the Scottish ... «Morpeth Herald, Jun 13»
