Economic Development of a Norfolk Manor, 1086-1565

First Published in 1967. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.

An Elizabethan survey and Domesday book; the Demesne, 1270-1307; the Demesne, 1376-78; the Demesne, 1400-1605; the tenants and their land, 1272-1306; the tenants and their land, 1376-78; the tenants and their land, 1400-1575; population; appendix 1 -MSS relating to Forncett Manor; appendix 2 - abstract of part of the survey of 1565; appendix 3 - entries in Domesday Book relating to the Vill of Forncett; appendix 4 - bond tenements of Forncett manor, 1400-1565; appendix 5 - subsidy roll of Forncett Vill, 1332; appendix 6 - landholders in Forncett Vill, and tenants of Forncett Manor, 1565; appendix 7 - tables of leases, 1401-1500; appendix 8 - account of roll of the Manor of Forncett, 1272-73; appendix 9 - account of rolls of the Manor of Forncett, 1376-78; appendix 10 - court roll of the Manor of Forncett, 1400; appendix 11 - series of conveyances relating to a piece of the Demesne of Forncett Manor; appendix 12 - table showing number of conveyances entered in Forncett Court rolls, 1401-1565; appendix 13 - wills of bondmen; appendix 14 - bill of Sir Henry Lee against Robert Bolitout and Thomas Lound - answer of Thomas Lound.