80 



PAPEttS, ETC. 





 16 



45 



11 



20 



11 





 1 



Westbury— Perquis cur' . . . . 6 



Banwell— Kedd' lib' ten' .. .. 112 10 



Banwell — Redd' custum' et convenc' ten' 12 15 11 



Banwell — Pens' vicar' . . . . . . 10 



Cryssheton — Pens' rector' 



Banwell — Perquis' cur' 



Horsley — Redd' assia' 



Horsley — Firma terr' dnic' 



Horsley — Firma rector' 



Witnester — Firma rector' 



Horsley — Pannag' porcor' 



Horsley — Perquis' cur' . . . . 1 10 



Horsley — Vend' bosc' . . . . . . 15 8 



Rongton— Redd' assis' . . . . 18 18 11 



Rongton — Firma terr' dnic' . . . . 5 13 



Rongton — Firma rector' . . . . 9 10 



Merston et al' — Penc' et porc' . . 2 6 



Banwell — Firma rector' . . . . 38 3 



Shepton Mountagu — Firma rector' . . 15 12 



North Pederton — Redd' assis' . . 19 



North Pederton — Firma molend' . . 6 



Meryet — Pens' rector' . . . . . . 11 



North Pederton — Perquis' cur . . 15 



Blynfield — Firma maner' . . . . 8 



Wormyster — Redd' terr' . . . . 2 5 



By this it appears how enormously their lands and 

 possessions had increased. 



Before I conclude, it may not be uninteresting to those 

 who are unacquainted with the works of Leland, to read 



the quaint account of Bruton, given by this eccentric 

 antiquary : " From Milton to Briweton about a mile dim. 

 Briweton, as I cam from North West into it by South, 



lyith al a this aide Bry we Ry ver ; there is a etreat yn it 



