Manorial Account Rolls and Rentals of Walsham Le Willows 1327 to 1559
Series: Suffolk Records Society; 68;
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Product details:
- Publisher Boydell & Brewer Ltd
- Date of Publication 6 May 2025
- Number of Volumes Print PDF
- ISBN 9781916931404
- Binding Hardback
- No. of pages274 pages
- Size 234x156 mm
- Weight 666 g
- Language English
- Illustrations 2 maps 651
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Short description:
This fourth volume, featuring a good series of manorial accounts and rentals, complements the court roll material by painting a more textured picture of life in late-medieval Walsham.
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This fourth volume, featuring a good series of manorial accounts and rentals, complements the court roll material by painting a more textured picture of life in late-medieval Walsham. The Suffolk Records Society has already published three volumes on Walsham Le Willows: 17, the Field Book of 1577 edited by Kenneth Dodd, and 41 and 45, the Court Rolls of 1303-1399, edited by Ray Lock. This fourth volume, featuring a good series of manorial accounts and rentals, complements the court roll material by painting a more textured picture of life in late-medieval Walsham through furnishing further details of its society and economy. These include documents from the small lay manor of High Hall, which was highly typical of medieval English lordships but hardly any sources have survived from such places. The accounts and rentals provide insights into Walsham's agricultural practices, including woodland management for the production of fuel, the balance of crops and livestock, the disposal of produce, the remuneration of workers, the consumption habits of harvest workers and local lords, and the role of women in the management of the manorial estate. There are insights into local tensions following the national political turmoil in the summer of 1450. Yet even these four volumes hardly scratch the surface of the surviving archive. In addition to the published fourteenth-century court rolls there is a long run of rolls from 1399 through to the early twentieth century and there are many more surveys and rentals from the early modern period. Indeed Walsham may reasonably claim to be one of the best documented places in England between 1300 and 1900.
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The late Audrey McClaughlin, an appreciation Introduction THE DOCUMENTS 1. Rentals of Walsham High Hall, 1327 2. Accounts of Walsham High Hall 3. Accounts of Walsham manor with High Hall, 1390-1407 4. Accounts of Walsham manor with High Hall, 1426 to 1559 5. Indentures of Receipts of Payments, 1447-1451 Glossary Bibliography Index of People and Places Index of Subjects
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