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For every other copyhold tenement a fine at the lords will is due on admission.
Five of the sixteen surnames common to both the 1669 and the 1716 rentals occur in the copyhold sector.
In 1762, the figure for copyhold properties in this area was still some 14 out of 34 (41.2 per cent).
The court rolls are concerned primarily with the ownership of copyhold.
The only areas one would possibly expect to be vulnerable to frequent alienation would be in the marginal copyhold sector.
Over the period, at least 40 per cent of the copyhold land was tenanted to subtenants.
The widening of the mortgage market may reflect an increased tendency for the owners of copyhold land to live outside the manor.
In the period 1528-1562, nearly 5 per cent of the copyhold land of the manor in question was transferred each year.
At least one copyhold property noted in the 1716 rental appears to have been lost due to failure to repay a debt.
The copyhold tenant was as independent a spirit as we can imagine, though just short of freeholder status.
Moreover, a number of those copyhold properties that were surrendered appear to have remained within one family from the 1670s until the mid-eighteenth century.
Feudal estates with their copyholds produced small rents and irregular windfalls, except where ancient demesne lands and deserted villages had undergone enclosure.
The majority of the manor's arable land was held by copyhold, and the data relate almost exclusively to copyhold land, as opposed to freehold or demesne leasehold.
The first article touches demesne copyholds.
Figures are given for the number of individual copyhold admittances (each of which could contain several parcels), the total acreage conveyed and the mean acreage per conveyance.
The detail of the 1716 rental reveals that, in addition to the 96 tenants holding freehold property and the 29 holding copyhold, there were a further 31 recorded as subtenants.
The core complaints of 1549 are present here, notably the increase of rents, the purchase of copyholds by the lords, and their overexploitation of the commons.
These holdings were not copyholds for lives but held 'by inheritance' and without servile dues, and so in terms of tenurial security claimed parity with freehold.

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