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Jurors of Childeford hundred: Norman de Nostresfeld, Walter de Clai, Brien (“Briendus”) de Scalariis, Firmin Lifget the man of the earl, Ulric Hage of Linton, Alvric de Horsede and all others, French and English; Inquis. Com. Cantab. (ed. Hamilton), 28.
BABRAHAM
King's land (f. 190).
Badburgham, ½ h. ½ v. belonging to Cestreford, valued in Exsesse (Essexia). 1066, Wlwin, of earl Algar. 1086, Picot.
Abbot of Ely (f. 191).
Badburham, ½ v. (1 v.). 1066, 2 sochmen. 1086, Hardwin.
Count Alan (f. 194).
Badburgh, 2½ h. 24 a. 1066, 6 sochmen of Eddeva. 1086, Brien (Brient).
1 h. less ½ v. (1 v.). 1066, Alric the priest, of Eddeva (pulcra). 1086, Ralph.
Eudo Fitz-Hubert (f. 197 b).
Badburgham, 1½ v. 1066, Aluric (Aluric Cemp). 1086, Pirot.
Hardwin de Scalers (f. 198).
Badburgham, ½ h. 1066, 4 sochmen. 1086, Durand (3 v., 2 v. he holds in the king's fee; the third v. he holds of the abbot's fee). This land is of the king's fee.
Badburgham (f. 199 a), ½ v. of the abbot's land. 1066, 2 sochmen of the abbot of Ely. 1086, Hardwin (de Scalers) de rege.
Aubrey de Ver (f. 199 bb).
Badburgham, ½ v. 1066, Godwin (Godric the man) of Wlwin, ancestor of Aubrey. 1086, Firmat.
Robert (son of) Fafiton (f. 201 bb).
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