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By the early fourteenth century the lord's demesne was worked by a combination of labour services, wage labour and the manorial famuli.
In this period villagers on great estates were already beginning to be subject to one day of weekly manorial service.
However, the direct connection between women and the lord's exactions through the manorial court was limited if not nonexistent.
He acquired a secondary residence built on former manorial property, to provide the family with a dower house.
Both the manorial surveys and the general pattern of land transfer suggest that women rarely held land independently before widowhood.
So here the lord of the manor took possession of local wood pasture zones, for a manorial centre and for a deer park.
Some of the leaders of 1348 had previously pleaded against both each other and their neighbours in the manorial court.
If we find estates forming, then it is not driven by a manorial interest.
This encompasses the demand for land, manorial customs and the ability to buy and sell land.
By focusing on transaction costs, economic historians have been able to explain a variety of institutional arrangements, including the firm, sharecropping, and manorial contracts.
Manorial customs specifically governing the descent of property may, however, have been of less significance.
Welshmen were not typically appointed to the most profitable of manorial offices, nor did they have a strong foothold in the most profitable of trades.
He shows that there is no logical connection between the rise of the manorial system and urban decline and proposes a different theory and narrative.
These include, for example, the key question of the relative proportions of property transfers to kin and non-kin in manorial records of the three parishes.
Freeholders were also sometimes subject to other forms of manorial jurisdiction.
The texts of manorial court roll entries on debt litigation are usually frustratingly terse regarding the circumstances of disputed credit arrangements.
The customary tenants of each manor had bought the manorial rights in the early seventeenth century.
Following this separate manorial courts continued to be held to prevent encroachments and to regulate the commons.

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