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Jurors of Radefelde hundred: Manfrid, David de Belesham, William the man of Walter, Ralph de Clunei, Adestan de Westun, Grim de Wrattincge, Algar de Dollingeham, Pinna de Belesham and all others English and French; Inquis. Eliensis (ed. Hamilton), 98.
Jurors of Radesfeld hundred: Mathfrid, David de Belesham, William the man of Walter, Ralph de Clive, Alestan de Weston, Grip de Wratting, Algar de Dullingeham, Winus de Belesham; Inquis. Com. Cantab. (ed. Hamilton), 17.
STETCHWORTH
Abbot of Ely (f. 190 b).
Stwicesworde, manor, 8½ h. ½ v. 1066, the church of Ely. 1086, in demesne.
Stwicesworde, manor, 1 v. 1066, Goduin (the man of the abbot). 1086, Hardwin de Scalers.
Stwicesworde, manor, ½ h. of meadow. 1086, in demesne.
Seric de Odburcvilla took 1½ v. of this manor from the demesne farm of the abbot of Ely and put it into the manor of St Wandrille, as the hundred testifies. (In these 10 h. which the abbot of St Wandrille holds there is 1 v. there which defends itself in these 10 h. which (quas) the abbot of Ely holds.)
Count Alan (f. 195 bb).
Sticesworde, ½ h. 1066, Grim, man of Eddeva. 1086, in demesne.
Hardwin de Scalers (f. 199 a).
Stiuicesworde, 1 v. 1066, Goduin, man of the abbot of Ely. 1086, in demesne.
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