RLP, 158.

RLC, i, 233b.

Hence the payment of the ferry costs ('frettum') of Goswin de Egrem, Nicholas de Homerville and Nicholas de Toukes, of men coming from Damme, and of serjeants of Lambert de Gravening: RLC, i, 233-3b

Hoo: RLC, i, 233b. Elsewhere in Kent, seizures from Reginald of Buckland (in Buckland, in favour of John the King's baker), from the knights of Robert de Crevequeor (in favour of Joldewin de Doué), from William de Guininges of the fee of William de Ros (in favour of Robert de Bareville), from Achard de Audenham (in favour of Michael the Welshman, valet of Philip de Langeberg, at Dartford), from Robert de Grammaville (in favour of William de Putot, at Gravesend): RLC, i, 233-3b. Elsewhere, seizures from Robert de Mandeville, a prisoner in Corfe castle (in favour of Ralph and William de Faye), from Matilda de Caux (restored to Richard the Welshman, at Winterbourne in Gloucestershire, previously held by Matilda at farm), in Somerset from Matthew of Clifton (at Clifton, in favour of Robert de Bayeux) and a man named William (in favour of Thomas de Mariscis, valet of William Brewer, at Shiplate, Middlezoy and 'Sistereinton'; from Simon de Kyme in Lincolnshire (in favour of Geoffrey de Neville); from Robert de Abbeville in Sussex (at Icklesham, in favour of Nicholas de Haringod); from Eudo Patrick in Wiltshire (at Barford, in favour of Walter de Baiollolet), and from Hamo the falconer at Braunston (in favour of William de Ferrers): RLC, i, 233-3b. For transfers of land that did not necessarily imply seizures from rebels, see the grant of Coleby Lincolnshire to William de Préaux, as the fee of his wife; of Ockford-Shillings (alias Shillingstone, Dorset) to Hugh de Neville, and of the Cornish land of Thomas Bloet to Roland Bloet, presumably a kinsman: RLC, i, 233-4.

RLC, i, 233b, and for valuations, generally set in units of £5, RLC, i, 233-3b.

RLC, i, 233.

RLP, 158.