Note 63 — PART I TERRITORIAL STUDIES (continued 3)

Every English See then in existence is thus accounted for with the solitary and significant exceptions of Carlisle and Rochester. The latter See, we know, had enfeoffed knights for their names (temp. Henry I, I think, from internal evidence) are recorded in the Textus Roffensis (p. 223);63 the former had been created after the date when, as I shall argue, the Conqueror fixed the knight service due from the fees.