WCM 15382 1330-1
Stubbington Account there 1330 the year beginning at the
Gule of August
Rents of
assize Thomas le Grey serjeant r. his a. for
21s.é2ù[1]3/4d. received
from rent of assize of Kingston for Michaelmas term. And for £4 19s.10¼d. received from all rent of assize of
Portsmouth. And for 8d. received from
the rent of Robert Bataylle for Easter term.
Total £6 11s. 1d.
Issues of the
manor From summer pasture [nothing] this year
because it was depastured by the lord’s horses. From the pasture in Margeriecrofte
nothing this year for the same reason.
And for 12d. received from grass sold in Jordaneslond. And for 12d.
received from grass sold about the hays in Bradecrofte. And for 6d. received from tithe hemp of
Eastney. And for 13d. received from small tithes there this year. And for 6d. received from the Stockfeed of
Richard Wyllesman per annum. And for 3s.2½d. coming from 9 tithe cheeses
from Eastney making 9 claves at … per clave but 1d. more in weight.[2]
And for 10s.8d. received from tithe of Eastney mill.
Total 17s. 11½d.
Sale of stock And for 16[?]s. received from 2 weak affers sold. And for 2s.6d. received from 2 keb wethers
sold at Martinmas. And for 11s.3d.
received from 9 ewes sold at Michaelmas because keb at 15d. each. And for 8s.3d. received from 4 claves 5 lbs
of wool sold at 3d. per lb. And
for 9s.8¼d. received from 4 claves 3 lbs of wool[3]
coming from tithe of Eastney at 2s.2d. per clave. And for 20s.11d. received from 2 wey 2 claves 4 lbs of cheese
sold at 10s. per wey. and 4¼d. per clave but 1d. less in the
weight of which 1 weighed .... 4 lbs of cheese remaining from 2 claves of
harvest cheese and 7 claves of winter cheese and 13 claves of summer
cheese. And for 2s.10¼d. received from
[8] ... sold at ... per clave. And for
6d. from the hides of 2 calves sold.
And for 12d. from fells of 4 wethers which died after shearing ... ½d.
... fells ... died before lambing sold
at 3½d. per fell. And for é18ù[4]d. received from 6 hoggs
which died before shearing from ... sold ... And for 2d. from fells sold of 2
wethers which died after shearing. And
for 4d. from fells of 4 lambs sold which died before weaning. And for 2d. from fells sold of 4 élambsù[5]of the rectory after weaning
[and] before shearing.
Total
72s. 7d.
Sale of Grain And for 60s. received from 10 qtrs of wheat sold at 6s. per
qtr. And for 49s.2d. received from 7 qtrs 3 bs. of wheat sold at 6s.8d per qtr.
And for 38s.7d. received from 7 qtrs 5 bs. 3 peck of curall sold at 5s.
per qtr. And for 10s.6d. received
from 2 qtrs 2 bs. of rye sold at 7d. per bs.
And for £16 received from 80 qtrs of barley at 4s. per qtr. And for 24s.4¼d. received from 5 qtrs 1 bs.
3 peck of barley sold at 4s.8d. per qtr.
And for £10 received from 40 qtrs of barley sold at 5s. per qtr. And for 23s.4½d. received from 6 qtrs 3 bs.
of dredge at 3s.8d. per qtr. And
for 17s. 4d. received from 6½ qtrs of oats sold at 2s.8d. per qtr. éAnd for 39s. 9d. received
from 10qtrs 6 bs. 3 peck of beans sold at 3s.8d. per qtr.ù[6] And for é£4 3s.4½d.ù[7] received from é20 qtrs 6 bs. 3 peckù[8] of beans sold at 4s. per
qtr. And for £4 10s.9d. received
from 24 qtrs 6 bs. of peas sold éat 3s.8d. per qtrù.[9] And for 43s.5¼d. received from 13 qtrs 1
peck of vetches sold at 3s.4d. per qtr.
Total
£48 10¼d.
Sales after
the account And for 13s.4d. received from several items
sold after the account.
Total
13s.4d.
Total
of all Receipt £59 15s. 9é3/4 ù[10]d.
Excess[11]
The same
accounts in excess of last year’s account £18 7s.é10ù[12] 3/4d.
Payment of
rent The
same accounts in rent paid to the Court of Portsea for the land of Brokehurst for Michaelmas term 5s. And to the lord King for several tenements
held from him within the liberty of Portsmouth of the said lordship
36s.2¼d. In 3 lbs of pepper paid to the
same at the same term 3s.3d. In 4 lbs
of wax bought and paid to the rector of the Church of Farlington at the feast
of St Andrew the Apostle 2s.
Total
45s. 5¼d.
Cost of
ploughs The
same accounts in iron and steel for ironwork for 3 carts per annum 3s. In the smith’s wage for the said ironwork
for the same [time] 2s.11d. In joinery
for the said ploughs 5d. In 1
ploughshare bought 11d. In 2 ploughs
bought 14d. In 1 pair of wheels bought é5ùd. [13] In 2 harrows bought 10d. In 2 stirrups bought 8d. In shoes for 3 carthorses and 5 affers and
the Bailiff’s horse as a whole[14]
by a certain contract 13s.
Total 23s. 4d.
Cost of carts The same accounts in 1 pair of wheels bought 3s. In 1 binding bought with all equipment é12ù[15]s. In binding the said wheels 6d.
In 30 clouts with nails 3s.1½d. at 1¼d. for a clout. In 300 cloutnails bought 4d. In greasing a cart 8d. In repair of 1 broken-down cart with clamps
and 13 large nails bought for the same together with the smith’s wages 8d. In 132 large nails for 2 wheels coming from
the Priory with old binding together with clamps bought for the same
3s.6d. In binding the said wheels
6d. In 4 collars bought 2s.2d. In 2 pair ... for carts é8ù[16]d. éIn 1 cart-body made 11½d.ù[17]
Total
28s. 1d.
Purchase of
stock The same accounts In 1 affer bought
12s.6d. Item in 5 wethers bought before
shearing 6s.8¼d. at 16d. each but ¼d.
more overall. In 4 ewes with lambs
bought before shearing 8s.2¼d. at 2s.0½d. each with lamb but ¼d.
more overall. Item in 1 ewe before
shearing 14d.
Total 28s. 6½d.
Cost of fold
and dairy The same accounts for 12 hurdles bought for
the fold 18d. In 2 bs. of salt bought
for the dairy 7d. In linen cloth bought
for wrapping cheeses 3d. In earthen
pots bought for the dairy 2d. In
shearing and washing sheep 7d. In
washing and shearing 66 lambs 5d. In
binding scoops 2d. In binding 1 tub 2d.
Total 3s. 10d.
Repair of
buildings The same accounts for 1 roofer and his help
for 25 days roofing the grange and other buildings where it was necessary
8s.4d. at 4d. per day. In 1
roofer and his help for 4 days roofing the stone granges ad thascham 18d.
Total
9s. 8d.
Necessary
expenses The same accounts in é5 bs.ù[18]of salt bought for broth for
the famuli per annum and for harvest
expenses é15d.ù[19]In sterilising 25 female
piglets é8½ù[20]d. éIn 2 earth pots bought
weighing 63 lbs 12s.7d.ù[21] ébecause he should account
next year with the sale of old onesù[22] éIn making 1 water pit 5s.2d.ù[23] In 3 shovels with 1 fork bought for muck 3½d. In steeling the said iron tools 6d. In planting 3 qtrs of beans ad thascham 4s.8d. at 2d. for a bs.[24] In wood bought for making stakes and folding
the sheep and for the the lord’s land at la
hulle 12d. In underbrush bought for
the same 2s. In pasture bought at Totel for the lord’s oxen 6s.8d. In pasture bought for lambs 5s.3d. In 1 bucket bought for the water pit
2d. In making from new 1 wall between
the hall and kitchen ad tascham 8d.
In 1 door next to the said wall with Hinges and brackets and nails
bought for the same 10d. In a gate to
the pinfold with hinges and brackets bought 6d. In 6 measures of canvas for making sacks 21d. In making up the sacks from it 1½d. In 7 measures of canvas for making sheets
for winnowing 3 sheets 2s.0½d.
Total
28s. 5d.
Weeding mowing The same accounts in weeding of all grain and oats 12d. In
mowing the meadow of la hulle
22d. In mowing the meadow of Puricrofte 18d. And they were lifted by famuli.
Total
4s. 4d.
Threshing The same accounts for threshing
ad thascham é241qtrs 5 bs. ù[25] of wheat é18 qtrs 7 bsù[26]of curall 2 qtrs 2é½ù[27] bs. of rye é54s.8d.ù[28] at 2½d. for a qtr. Item in threshing ad thascham é304 qtrs 3 bs.ù[29]of barley é34s.10dù[30]at 1½d. for a qtr and
no more because 25 qtrs 5 bs. threshed by éthreshers
in autumnù[31] In threshing ad thascham 20 qtrs 3 bs. of dredge 2s.é1ù[32]½d. at 1½d. for a qtr. In threshing ad thascham 76 qtrs 2 bs. of oats é4s.9d.ù[33]at 3/4d.
for a qtr. In threshing ad thascham é24 qtrs 3 bs.ù[34]of beans é33 qtrsù[35]1 peck of peas é26 qtrs 3 bs.ù[36]of vetches é13s.11¼d.ù[37]at 2d. for a qtr.
Total
110s. 33/4d.
Reaping of
grain The same accounts in éreapingù[38] ad thascham 50a. of wheat 46[39]a.
of barley 17a. of oats 79s.é4½d.ù[40] And thus reaping of each acre is worth 8d. but 16½d.
more overall.[41] In émowingù[42] 10½a. of peas 12½a. of
vetches ad thascham é9s.7d.ù[43] at 5d. for an acre.
Total
£4 8s. é7d.ù[44]
m.2
Harvest cost The same accounts in expenses of the said Thomas the serjeant
Henry de Cheryton’ the granger 1
hayward 1 cook and baker 1 Reapreeve 8 mounted foremen 4 stackers 6 carters
carters from Moundsmere Prior’s Dean and Southwick 20 foot workers the groom of
the mounted foremen and other visits through harvest that is at Sunday next
before the feast of St James the Apostle for 5 following weeks as in ale é20sù[45]In meat é14s.ù[46] In fish and herring é10s.ù[47] And moreover they had from
stock as shown over.
In 6 lbs of candles bought 12d. In dishes plates and platters bought
4d. In gifts to several reapers
reapreeve and carters and good men of the parish é19s.ù[48]6d. In 8 pair of gloves bought for mounted
foremen 16d. In shoeing their horses 2s.8d. to each
4d. In relish for 3 ploughmen 3
ploughdrivers for 8 weeks 6s. to each per week 1½d. In relish for 1 Shepherd 1 swineherd 1 dairy
assistant 1 cowherd for the same time 2s.8d. at 1d. per week.
Total
77s. 6d.
Harvest wages The same accounts in wages of 8 mounted foremen 40s. to each 5s. And of 1 hayward and 1 cook and baker
5s. And of 1 Reapreeve 2s.6d. And of 4 stackers 12s. to each 3s. And of 20 foot workers and the groom of the
mounted foremen for the same time 25s. to each of them 20d.[49] In 5 carters hired é36s.ù[50]of whom 2 15s. 3 21s. éand 1 5s.6d.ù[51]
Total
£6 1d.
Wages of the famuli The
same accounts In the wage of 1 carter per annum 5s.6d. And for 2 ploughmen and 1 driver at the
horse plough for the same time 15s.9d.
And of 2 ploughdrivers for the same [time] 9s. And of 1 Shepherd 1 cowherd 1 dairy assistant and 1 swineherd for
the same [time] 14s. to each 3s.6d.
And of Henry de Churyton’
granger 2s. é6d.ù[52]é3d.ù[53]
Total 46s. é3d.ù