Society and change in a fourteenth century English village: King"s Ripton, 1275-1400.

Society and change in a fourteenth century English village: King"s Ripton, 1275-1400. by Anne Kathlena Reiber DeWindt Download PDF EPUB FB2

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They stand on the south side of the village street, at its eastern end, and were erected in the fourteenth or fifteenth century, as residences for Canons of Wingham. Hence, in the last century, they were called Canon Eow.

The house of the Provost, since called The College, stood northwest of them on the opposite side of the village street.

Anne De Windt, analyzing land transfers in the Ramsey Abbey village of King’s Ripton, where only one of the tenants was free, found transfers among the unfree tenants between andthe majority dealing with plots of between one-half and two and a half acres in the open fields, the others houses, auxiliary buildings, houseplots.

fourteenth and fifteenth centuries we are told only that the property was sold for ‘a certain sum of money’ or some such phrase.6 It was against this background that in the Northamptonshire Record Society published a mid-fourteenth-century cartulary, edited by C.N.L.

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This distribution of land accords with that found more generally in mid-sixteenth-century Norfolk, demonstrating that the rebels came from a cross-section of the ordinary population, although manorial documents do not record the very poorest sections of village society.

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