COMPOSITION. 



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vj buh. 





TANGLYE. * 



Vincent Smith for his hould there i buh. 



John Heathe for his hould there i buh. 



Thomas Drewlye for his hould there - i buh. 



Richard Corderry for his hould there - i buh. 



John Hopgood for his hould there - i buh. 



John Mercer for his hould there i buh. 



COOMBE. t 



John Parker for his hould there i buh. 



Robert Saunders for his hould there - i buh. di. 



John Blake for his hould there - - i buh. di. 



Anthony Boswell for the fFarme - - viij buh. 



the same Anthony for his hould at 



Nestwicke - - - - - i buh. di. 



the same Anthony for the parsonage - i buh. di. J 



Sum totall of wheate within ) 



the hundred of Pastroe. ( xv ( l uajrtera wheat 



For the payment of fiue lambes. 



FFACCOMBE. 



John Pierce for his hould there - 

 Ambrose Brooker for his hould - 

 John Cooper for his hould there - 

 William Deane for his hould there 



vij buh. 



mjs. 



FFARNEHAMS-DEANE. 



Thomas Smart for his hould there 

 Thomas Brooker for his hould there 

 William Pike for his hould there 

 Edith Bennett for her hould there 



HUSBORNE. 



William Milles for his hould there 

 William Bulpitt for his hould there 

 Robert Jeneway for his hould there 

 Alice Dowce for her hould there - 



xijd. 

 xijd. 

 xijd. 

 xijd. 



xijd. 

 xijd. 

 xijd. 

 xijd. 



111)8. 



111J8. 



Tangley. A scattered village near the borders of Wiltshire, 5 in. N.N. W. 

 of Andover. The benefice is consolidated with Faccombe Rectory. 



f Coombe. A miiall village in a deep valley, near the junction of t he 

 three counties of Wilts, Berks, and Hants. The manor ana nearly all the 

 soil was formerly held by the Priory of Okeburn or Ogbonrne St. (ieorge, a 

 cell to the great abbey of Bee in Normandy, Archbishop Lanfranc's home, 

 and granted by Hen. VI. to King's College, Cambridge. 



