bovates造句

• In the Domesday Book Ingleby is mentioned a number of times, for instance " In Ingleby are 3 bovates of land to the geld.
• The " Domesday Book " of 1086 recorded the abbey's manor consisted of one carucate and six bovates and had two churches.
• The tenants of the manor of Oadby were Roger who held one and half carucates, and Countess Judith who held 9 carucates and 2 bovates, and 30 acres of meadow.
• Also in September 1290 Devereux was called as witness in a court case contesting the ownership of'Donewaldeslond'between the heirs of Philip of Wastellion and bovates of land in other parts of Wales.
• We find from Tanner's Monastica that it was endowed with a portion of the tithes, and two bovates of land, but as to any other portion of its history we possess no records.
• The bishop agreed and so the Priory gave two " bovates " of land, tithe free, to for the new vicar, at Tissington; they then constructed a new hall for the vicar to live in.
• In the Domesday survey, it is recorded as belonging to Osbern son of Richard and being six " bovates " ( perhaps 90 acres ) of'waste', which may have meant that it was uninhabited or uncultivated, or both.
• "" In Wakefield, with 9 Berewicks . . . are 60 carucates of land 3 bovates and the third part of 1 bovate to the King Edward; now, in the king's hand, there are 4 villans, and 3 priests and 2 churches, and 7 sokemen and 16 bordars.
• Local historians Christine Mahany and David Roffe concluded that one of the churches was probably at Old Sleaford, where the abbey held a manor as conquest, but it had been granted to the Bishop of Lincoln by 1086 and consisted of nine carucates and two and a half bovates plus 60 acres of meadow and two mills . } } A separate village, Millthorpe was also recorded, but the archaeologists Fiona Walker and Tom Lane suggest this may have been an alternative name for Quarrington.
• However, English units mentions the the now obsolete unit of the hide, that is the area that can feed one family, usually equal to 4 to 8 bovates, each of 15 acres . therefore one family can eat off of 60-120 acres, though working out how large an area one person would need, would require knowing how many people were considered to be in that family . also farming is a little more efficient now, so likely a slightly smaller area would suffice . talk ) 15 : 13, 21 March 2010 ( UTC)