Book contents
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- LIST OF MAPS
- AUTHOR'S PREFACE
- EDITOR'S PREFACE
- FOREWORD
- I SOUTH SOMERSET IN EARLY AGES
- II SOUTH SOMERSET IN SAXON AND DANISH TIMES
- III COKER IN THE TIME OF THE NORMAN KINGS
- IV COKER IN THE TIME OF THE DE MANDEVILLES (circa 1140–1308)
- V COKER IN THE TIME OF THE FIRST COURTENAYS (1308–1391)
- VI WEST COKER IN THE TIME OF THE LATER COURTENAYS (1391–1442)
- VII WEST COKER IN THE TIME OF THE NEW MEN (1556–91)
- VIII WEST COKER IN THE TIME OF THE PORTMANS (1591–1727)
- IX WEST COKER IN THE TIME OF THE BERKELEY PORTMANS (1728–1829)
- I Abstract from Domesday Book giving tenure of lands in the neighbourhood of Somerton, T.R.E. and T.R.W.
- II Domesday entry of Coker
- III Extracts from Neustria Pia with reference to the claim of St Stephen's Abbey, Caen, to have been granted the Manor of Coker
- IV A bailiff's account of the Manor of West Coker, 1309
- V Extent of East Coker Manor, 1321
- VI (i) Assessments for a twentieth, 1 Edward III, for East Coker and West Coker
- VII Accounts of West Coker Manor: (i) 1422; (ii) 1425
- VIII Indictment of persons charged with burning down George Middleton's house at West Coker on 1 September 1457
- IX The Coker family out of south Somerset, 1285–1498
- X Abbot Beere's survey of abbey lands in West Coker, 1507
- XI Accounts of West Coker Manor, 1527
- XII (i) Assessments for fifteenths and tenths for East Coker and West Coker, 10 Edw. III to 39 Eliz
- XIII West Coker cases of debt or trespass in the Court of Common Pleas. From Trinity 1597 to Trinity 1604
- XIV (i) Assessments for subsidies 13, 35 and 39 Eliz., 18 Jac. I, 3 and 16 Car. I, 13 and 15 Car. II, for West Coker
- XV Deliveries of West Country canvas, 1634–72
- XVI Numbers and names of fields in West Coker from the Map and Schedule annexed to the Tithe Agreement of 1838, with past variations and probable meanings
- INDEX
- Plate section
III - Extracts from Neustria Pia with reference to the claim of St Stephen's Abbey, Caen, to have been granted the Manor of Coker
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Book contents
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- LIST OF MAPS
- AUTHOR'S PREFACE
- EDITOR'S PREFACE
- FOREWORD
- I SOUTH SOMERSET IN EARLY AGES
- II SOUTH SOMERSET IN SAXON AND DANISH TIMES
- III COKER IN THE TIME OF THE NORMAN KINGS
- IV COKER IN THE TIME OF THE DE MANDEVILLES (circa 1140–1308)
- V COKER IN THE TIME OF THE FIRST COURTENAYS (1308–1391)
- VI WEST COKER IN THE TIME OF THE LATER COURTENAYS (1391–1442)
- VII WEST COKER IN THE TIME OF THE NEW MEN (1556–91)
- VIII WEST COKER IN THE TIME OF THE PORTMANS (1591–1727)
- IX WEST COKER IN THE TIME OF THE BERKELEY PORTMANS (1728–1829)
- I Abstract from Domesday Book giving tenure of lands in the neighbourhood of Somerton, T.R.E. and T.R.W.
- II Domesday entry of Coker
- III Extracts from Neustria Pia with reference to the claim of St Stephen's Abbey, Caen, to have been granted the Manor of Coker
- IV A bailiff's account of the Manor of West Coker, 1309
- V Extent of East Coker Manor, 1321
- VI (i) Assessments for a twentieth, 1 Edward III, for East Coker and West Coker
- VII Accounts of West Coker Manor: (i) 1422; (ii) 1425
- VIII Indictment of persons charged with burning down George Middleton's house at West Coker on 1 September 1457
- IX The Coker family out of south Somerset, 1285–1498
- X Abbot Beere's survey of abbey lands in West Coker, 1507
- XI Accounts of West Coker Manor, 1527
- XII (i) Assessments for fifteenths and tenths for East Coker and West Coker, 10 Edw. III to 39 Eliz
- XIII West Coker cases of debt or trespass in the Court of Common Pleas. From Trinity 1597 to Trinity 1604
- XIV (i) Assessments for subsidies 13, 35 and 39 Eliz., 18 Jac. I, 3 and 16 Car. I, 13 and 15 Car. II, for West Coker
- XV Deliveries of West Country canvas, 1634–72
- XVI Numbers and names of fields in West Coker from the Map and Schedule annexed to the Tithe Agreement of 1838, with past variations and probable meanings
- INDEX
- Plate section
Summary
NEUSTRIA PIA SEU DE OMNIBUS ET SINGULIS ABBATIIS ET PRIORATIBUS TOTIUS NORMANIAE. AUCTORE R. PATRE ARTURO DU MONSTIER (1663), pp. 627, 630, 638–9
Carta Fundationis
VI. In terra Anglorum, in Comitatu de Deveneschira, Manerium, quod vocatur Northan: in Comitatu de Dorcestra, duo maneria, unum quod vocatur Franthona et aliud, quod vocatur Brentone: in Comitatu de Sommerseta, in territorio Trutrae decem hidas terrae, et Ecclesiam, cum omni Decima ejusdem territorii; in Comitatu de Wilcheria, Ecclesiam de Coshan, cum omni terra et Decima ad eam pertinente.…
Carta confirmationis Henrice II
XII. In terra Anglorum, in Comitatu de Dorcestria, concedo duo maneria; unum quod vocatur Franthona, et aliud, quod vocatur Bientonnum. In Comitatu de Somnersetha, in territorio Cruche, Hidas 10 terrae; et Ecclesiam cum omni decima territorii. In Comitatu de Wilcheria Ecclesiam de Cosehan, cum omni terra et decima ad eam pertinente.…
XIII. Confirmo, concedo, et corroboro, et reddo Northan, quod situm in Devenesksire, Matildis Regina dedit eidem coenobio, ita solidum, liberum, acquietum, sicut ipsa tenebat: cum omnibus appenditiis et consuetudinibus, quae ad ipsum manerium pertinent. Concedo terram solidam et quietam, quam dedit Robertus de Grentemesnilo, et Agnes uxor ejus, S. Stephano, in manerio Bernardi, filii Ospaci, apud Rothomagum. Confirmo etiam, quod confirmat Avus meus, Henricus, Rex Anglorum, manerium scilicet, de Britona, situm in Dorsetia, S. Stephano solidum, et quietum, cum Soco, et Saca, et Thol, et Them, et cum omnibus aliis consuetudinibus ad idem manerium pertinentibus, pro redemptione animae suae, uxorisque suae, necnon patris sui, et matris, omniumque parentum suorum salute.
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