| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - The Inquest on Thomas Blakiston, Esq. 1483, describes the manor as containing a hall, pantry, and buttery, six chambers, a kitchen, a stable, and other buildings, an orchard, forty-four oxgangs, each of fifteen acres, sixty acres of meadow, and a hundred of pasture, worth annually altogether, 20l. (fn. 53)
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