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The Agrarian Problem in the Sixteenth Century

Note 168 — Chapter II · THE PEASANTRY

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Crondal Records (Baigent), pp. 159–383. Customary of 1567. The name does not necessarily imply subtenancy in any way, the Hallmoot being simply the court of the manor. At Yateleigh one copyholder, Richard Allen, held about 263 acres, of which about 126 were held from him by 21 subtenants (pp. 258–265 and 378–379).

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