| 1. The Fines, forfeictures, amercements [ Note 2 ] etc | | |
| 2. found by the Homage [ Note 3 ], to be due unto the | | |
| 3. Lord of this mannor. / | | |
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| 4. 1. Sept[ember]. 1.Eliz[abeth] : [ Note 4 ] | Imp[rim]is, the homage found that the Lo[rd]: is to have | } |
| 5. | yearely of them and of their desiners5 for a co[m]mon | } xixs |
| fine | } |
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| 6. | It[em] For suffring Cattle to straye in the highwaye | } |
| 7. Hie waies (highways) | to the damage of the neighbo[ur]s, Tho[mas] Flowre | } ijs |
| and divers | } |
| 8. | other weare am[er]ced at xijd p[er] p[er]s[on]? & | } |
| Pollard at ijs | } |
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| 9. bloud sead (bloodshed) | It[e]m for Bloodshed, Cowlson was amerced at | iijs iiij d |
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| 10. | It[em] for not working with his neighbours to | } iiijs |
| 11. | mend the highewayes, Martell was amerced at | } |
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| 12. | It[e]m midleton was ordred by a daye limited, to | } ijd |
| 13. | make vj rodds [ Note 6 ] of ditching upon paine of forfeiting | } |
| 14. | for every rod ijd / & for xvj rod more iiijs | } iiijs |
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| 15. no catell sofud (suffered) | It[e]m it was ordeyned that no inhabitant of this | } |
| 16. one the Hie waies | manno[r], should hereafter suffer their Cattell to | } vjs viijd |
| 17. 7. July. 3. Eliz[abeth] [ Note 7 ]: | straye in the highe waye, otherwise then in dryving | } |
| 18. | to their grounds, under paine for every offence | } |
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| 19. | It[e]m the ten[au]nt[es] w[hi]ch have Co[m]mon w[i]thin | } |
| this mann[or] | } |
| 20. | weare co[m]maunded, by a certeyne daye to make | } vs |
| 21. | a gate in Brookemead under payne of forfeyting | } |
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| 22. reparing | It[e]m J[oh]n Harvy gentleman was Co[m]maunded | } |
| (by a day) | } |
| 23. Houses | to repaire ij howses w[hi]ch now are ruyines, and | } xls |
| 24. | are belonging to his tenem[en]t called Martells | } |
| 25. | under payne of forfeycting | } |
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| 26. 10. Sept[ember].10.Eliz[abeth] [ Note 8 ]: | It[e]m that John Richmond had forfeicted xxs for | } |
| receaving | } |
| 27. nobody to soudun (ie sojourn) | one Thomas Butler to soiourne [ Note 9 ] with him in his howse | }xxs |
| 28. in this towne with | w[i]thin this towne, contrary to the Bylawes of | } |
| 29. out leafe | this towne |
| 30. | It[e]m that none should use any Gynnes [ Note 10 ], | } |
| Lyure[?] pypes (lure pipe?) or | } |
| 31. no ginn to be | Ferretts to catch connyes [ Note 11 ] w[i]thin this manno[r] but onely | } iijs iiijd |
| 32. usead | in their owne graunds upon forfeicting for ev[e]ry offence | } |
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| 33. 27.Aug[ust]. 13. Eliz[abeth] [ Note 12 ]: | It[e]m for not appearing at the Leete, Tho[mas]: Walden | }iijd |
| 34. | being resident & dwelling w[i]thin the same, was fyned | } |
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| 35. 3. Sept[ember]: 36.Eliz[abeth] [ Note 13 ]: | The Co[m]mon fine was found this yeare & the yeare | } |
| 36. | following to be xxs yearely | } |
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| 37. Survay. A[nn]o. 3. Jacobi [ Note 14 ] | The homage found that the Lo[rd]: had a court Leet or | } |
| 38. | view of Franck pledge [ Note 15 ] to be held once yearely | } |
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| 39. | And that they give the Lo[rd]: yerely for a co[m]mon fine | xixs |
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| 40. | And that the King (being then Lo[rd]: of the s[ai]d mannor) | } |
| 41. | Each right of Patronage of the parishe church of | } xxvi |
| 42. | Eastmersy and that the Parsonage of Eastm[er]sy consisteth | }acres |
| 43. | upon the Tenths of all & ev[e]ry kynds & conteyneth in it | } |
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| 44. | And that the Lo[rd]: was to have the rents & services of | } |
| 45. | certeyne Customary Tennaunts p[er] Annu[m] | } |
