SKETCHES HISTORICAL AND DESCRIPTIVE IN THE COUNTY OF LINCOLN. TALLINGTON. Is a small village in the wapentake of Ness, in the parts of Kesteven, about 4 miles nearly east from Stamford, and on the road leading from this latter place to Deeping. Domesday Account. Land of Rodert de Todeni.-In Talintune (Tallington) Alwin and Erneber had five carucates of land and a half to be taxed. Land to as many ploughs. William and Roger, vassals of Roberts's, have there one plough and a half, and five villanes with one plough, and seventeen acres of meadow, Value in king Edwards' time forty shillings, now thirty shillings. Land of Alured of Lincoln. In Talinton (Tallington) Oluiet had six carucates of land and a half to be taxed Land to as many ploughs. Alured has there two ploughs, and fourteen søkemen with four carucates of land, and nine villanes with four ploughs, and one mill of twelve shillings, and eight acres of meadow. Value in King Edward's time three pounds, now four. Tallaged at twenty shillings. The jury of Nesse wapentake and the whole riding have affimed the land of Uluiet and Ulfiet had never belonged to the maternal aunt of Erneberne, nor that he had it, except in ward, till Uluiet could hold the land. That is in Offinton (Ulfington) seven carucates, in Talintune (Tal. lington) six carucates and a half, în Casuic (Caswick) six oxgangs, in Estdeping (East-Deeping) half a carucate. In the time of Henry III. W. Albinaco of Beuver held lands in Tallington. Also the Prior of Bissemede held the 4, part of a Knight's fee. (Testa de Nevill) |