Hugh de Port's holdings in the Domesday survey

In all he is mentioned over 125 times in the Domesday survey, mostly connected with his holdings but also testifying in his role as Sheriff (entries where he is only mentioned in his role as sheriff are not included below).
Manor, Estate, Holding, etc.: Name or description of the entry
Liege: Who he held it from.
Assessed at: What it was assessed at both when granted (then) and at the time of the survey (now). Hideage land unit abreviations used: h-hides, v-virgates, a-acres, s- & y- sulungs & yokes (used in Kent, don't confuse entries that use 's' for sulungs with monetary entries of 's' for shillings), c-carucates (used in the North).
Held by: If it was subinfeudinated to anyone.
In Doomesday, woodland holdings were assessed either in terms of a monetary value, or more frequently, in terms of the number of grazing pigs it could theoretically support.

Manor, Estate, Holding, etc.	Liege	assessed at			Held by...	other notes	sources
Manor, Estate, Holding, etc.	Liege	Hides	then	now	Held by...	other notes	sources
Berkshire
Eagle Hundred (later merged with Kintbury to form Kintbury Eagle Hundred)							VCH
[Great or West] Shefford	the King	7h, 2a	£12			10 ploughlands, 3 in demense. 15 villagers and 8 smallholders, 6 slaves, 6 acres of meadow, woodland for 30 pigs, a 10s mill.	BRK 52,1. VCH
Slotisford Hundred (later part of Moreton Hundred)							VCH
Sotwell	Abbot of St Peter's Abbey, Winchester	10h	£8	£12		5 plouglands, 2 in demense. 9 villagers, a 15s mill, 30 acres of meadow, 9 cottagers, 8 "sites" in Wallingford at 14s 4d. A man holds 1 hide of this land with 1 plough with 3 cottagers.	BRK 10,2. VCH
Further, in Eagle Hundred, Hugh's steward, Robert, had previously held one of the manors of Chaddleworth, having been give it from Oda or Odo de Winchester, but it was held by St Peter's Abbey in Winchester by the time of the survey							BRK 10,1. VCH
Cambridgeshire
Staploe Hundred
1½ hides and 20 acres in Isleham	the King	1½h, 20a	40s			Later became Uphall manor. 3 ploughlands, 1 in demense, 2 villagers, 2 slaves, 1 ploughland of meadow, pastureland "probably derived from the ? hide in Isleham held in 1066 by Ordgar, then sheriff of Cambridgeshire, and by 1086 by Hugh de Port, lord of Snailwell. Hugh later gave it with Snailwell to William de Percy."	CAM 28,1. VCH
Snailwell	Bishop of Bayeux	5h	£12	£14		10 Ploughlands, 2 in demense, 1 empty, 6 freemen, 8 villagers, 3 smallholders, 3 slaves, 4 mills at 14s 4d, 2 ploughs of meadow, woodland plus 2 carts from the King's woodland at Cheveley. Snailwell had previously been leased to Stigand (Archbishop of Canterbury) by Leofsige, abbot of Ely 1029-44. "On Stigand's deposition in 1072 King William retained the manor, but after c. 1072-5 it was granted to Odo, bishop of Bayeux. Odo subinfeudated it to Hugh de Port, who became a tenant-in-chief on Odo's forfeiture in 1083. Ely abbey made intermittent attempts until the 1130s to recover the manor, probably abandoning its claim in 1139. From Hugh de Port the overlordship of Snailwell descended with the barony of St. John of Basing until 1393-4, when the manor was held of Isabel, widow of Luke Poynings. It is not recorded thereafter. Before 1095 Hugh de Port gave Snailwell to his daughter Emma, wife of William de Percy. It then descended with the Percy barony to William's grandson, also called William, whose daughter and coheir Maud (d. 1203-4) held it in 1176 with her husband, William, earl of Warwick (d. 1184). Her Snailwell estate, by then a mesne lordship over the manor, presumably reverted to her sister, Agnes, whose grandson, William de Percy, agreed in 1224 that he held it of William de St. John as 3/4 knight's fee. That mesne lordship descended with the Percy barony, Henry Percy, earl of Northumberland, being recorded as overlord in 1379."	CAM 28,2. VCH
Dorsetshire
Compton [Valence]	the King	10h	£20			8 ploughlands, 3 in demense, 3 slaves, 10 villagers, 12 smallholders, 32 acres of meadow, 18 furlong by 1 league of pasture.	DOR 51,1.
Essex
Note that Hubert of Port is mentioned as having exchanged [South] Weald to Robret Gernon, and in relation to a holding of Grim the reeve in Chadwell							ESS 32,29 ESS 83,2
Hampshire
Andover Hundred
Amport	the King	6h	£4	£6		½ hide of this manor lies in [Over] Wallop. 5 Ploughlands, 2 in demense; 7 villagers and 12 smallholders with 5 ploughs. 3 slaves; a mill at 20s. Pre-Conquest this was held by Edric from King Edward in freehold at 10 hides. "To this manor belong 5 hides which Ralph of Mortimer holds. A brother of Edric held it under an agreement that as long as he behaved well towards him, he would hold the land from him; if he wished to sell, he was not permitted to sell or grant it to anyone except to the man from whom he held it. The Hundred testifies this."	HAM 23,44 VCH
[East] Cholderton	the King	3h	20s		Ralph	1 ploughland, in demense with 1 villager and 1 smallholder. Pre-conquest it was held by Edric from King Edward in freehold and was valued at 30s.	HAM 23,46 VCH
Clanville	the King	1½h	30s	20s	Herbert	1 Ploughland, in demense, with 4 smallholders. Pre-conquest it was held by Azur of Slindon from King Edward in freehold.	HAM 23,48 VCH
Kimpton	the King	2h	40s	£4	Geoffrey	3 ploughlands, 2 in demense; 2 villagers and 8 smallholders with 1 plough. 1 slave; "useless" woodland. Pre-conquest was held by Wynsi from King Edward in freehold and was valued at 60s.	HAM 23,47 VCH
Littleton	the King	5v	£4			4 ploughlands, 2 in demense; 5 villagers and 6 smallholders with 3 ploughs. "Useless" woodland. Pre-Conquest this was held by Azur of Slindon from King Edward in freehold at 5 hides and was valued at 100s. Later donated to the Abbey of St. Peter, Gloucester.	HAM 23,45 VCH
Barton Hundred
½ hide in Barton [Stacey]	Walter FitzRoger of Pîtres	½	15s			1 church. Pre-conquest was held by Edsi the sheriff from King Edward.	HAM 47,1 VCH
Basingstoke Hundred
Basing	the King	6½h	£8	£16		10 ploughlands, 3 in demense; 20 villagers and 41 smallholders with 11 ploughs. 7 slaves; 3 mills at 50s, 19 acres of Meadow; woodland at 25 pigs. Pre-Conquest it was held by Altei as a 11 hide holding from King Edward valued at £12, "he could go whither he would"	HAM 23,6 VCH
Bramley	the King	2½h	£7	£9*		=however, it pays £12. 8 ploughlands, 2 in demense; 14 villagers and 14 smallholders with 11 ploughs. A church; 8 slaves; 2 mills at 20s; 2 acres of meadow; woodland at 80 pigs; 3 burgesses who pay 22d. Pre conquest it was 5 hide holding of Aelfric held from King Edward valued at 100s, "he could go whither he would*".	HAM 23,5 VCH
Chineham	the King	3h	50s		Aghmund	2 ploughlands, 1 in demense; 3 villagers and 4 smallholders with 2 ploughs. 7 slaves; 2 acres of meadow. Pre-conquest was held by the same Aghmund, "he could go whither he would".	HAM 23,10 VCH
Kempshott	the King	2h	30s		Walter	3 ploughlands, 2 in demense. 3 villagers and 3 smallholders with 1 plough. Pre-Conquest held by Aldred, "he could go whither he would".	HAM 23,9 VCH
Lychpit	St. Peter's Abbey in Winchester	2h	60s			Land for 2 ploughs. They are there in lordship with 8 smallholders and 5 slaves. 5 acres of Meadow.	HAM 6,7 VCH
Nately	the King	2½h	30s	60s	Ansketil	4 ploughlands, 1½ in demense; 5 villagers and 4 smallholders with 2 ploughs. 11 slaves; a mill at 10s; 5 acres of meadow. Pre-Conquest it was held by Edwin from King Edward and was valued at 50s, "he could go whither he would".	HAM 23,8 VCH
Sherborne [St John]	the King	7h	£10	£15		10 Ploughlands, 3 in lordship; 16 villagers and 19 smallholders with 5 ploughs. A church with ½ hide pays 20s; 5 slaves; 3 mills at 27s 6d; 20 acres of Meadow. Pre conquest it was a 10 hide holding of Welfeva held from King Edward, "she could go whither she would".	HAM 23,4 VCH
Tunworth	the King	2h	50s	£4		5 ploughlands, 2 in demense; 6 villagers and 10 smallholders with 2½ ploughs. 4 slaves; 5 acres of meadow. Pre-Conquest it was a 3 hide holding of Alfred held from Queen Edith valued at £3, "he could not go elsewhere".	HAM 23,7 VCH
Winslade	the King	1h	40s		Walter	3 ploughlands, 1 in demense; 5 villagers and 8 smallholders with 4 ploughs. 4 slaves.	HAM 23,11 VCH
Note that there is also the Mapledurwell holding of Hubert de Port in Basingstoke Hundred							HAM 24,1 VCH
Bermondspitt Hundred
[Preston] Candover	the King	1h, 1v	30s		Ansketil	1 ploughland, in demense. 4 slaves and 2 villagers with ½ plough. Pre-conquest was held by Godwin from King Edward.	HAM 23,30 VCH
Ellisfield	Bishop of Bayeux	8h	60s	100s		10 ploughlands, 1 in demense; 8 villagers and 4 smallholders with 5 ploughs. A church; 4 slaves; 5 acres of meadow; woodland for fencing. Pre-conquest Auti held it from King Edward in freehold and it was valued at £10.	HAM 23,59 VCH
Hummer	the King	5h	40s	100s	"One of his men"	5 ploughlands, 2 in demense; 8 villagers and 9 smallholders with 2 ploughs. A church; 3 slaves. Pre-conquest was held by Alric from King Edward in freehold and was valued at 100s.	HAM 23,31 VCH
Herriard	the King	5h	£3	100s	Walter	6 ploughlands, 2 in demense; 8 villagers and 2 smallholders with 4 ploughs. 1 slave; woodland for fencing. Pre-conquest it was held by Erling from King Edward in freehold and was valued at £4.	HAM 23,29 VCH
Bosbarrow Hundred - in the Parish and Liberty of Havant
Brockhampton	the King	2h	20s		Herbert the chamberlain	1 ploughland, in demense, with 1 villager, 4 smallholders and ½ plough. Pre-conquest it was held by Sired from Earl Harold, "he could not go elsewhere".	HAM 23,35 VCH
Bountisborough Hundred
Abbotstone	Bishopric of Winchester	7½h	100s	80s		5 ploughlands, 2 in demense. 8 villagers, 6 smallholders, 5 slaves, a 15s mill, 5 acres of meadow.	HAM 2,23. VCH
Abbotstone	Bishopric of Winchester	1½h	100s	20s	Reginald	1 ploughland, 1 acre of meadow.	HAM 2,23. VCH
Broughton Hundred
Lockerley	the King	1h	15s	30s		3 ploughlands, 1 in demense; 4 smallholders and 4 slaves with ½ plough. A mill at 10s; 6 acres of meadow; woodland at 3 pigs. Pre-conquest it was held by Star from King Edward in freehold along with 1 hide which is now in the King's forest.	HAm 23,40 VCH
Sherfield [English]	the King	2½h	£3	£4		8 ploughlands, 1 in demense; 11 villagers and 6 smallholders with 8 ploughs. 2 slaves; a mill at 5s; 2 acres of meadow; woodland at 20 pigs. Pre-conquest it was held by Edric from King Edward in freehold at 6 hides.	HAM 23,42 VCH
Snoddington	the King	5h	40s	£4		3 ploughlands, 1 in demense; 5 smallholders and 2 slaves. Pre-conquest it was held by Tovi from King Edward in freehold and was valued at £3.	HAM 23,39 VCH
[Over] Wallop	King	1v	15s			held as half a manor. In demense 1 plough, with 4 smallholders. Pre-conquest it was held by Godric from King Edward in freehold at 1½ hides and was valued at 20s.	HAM 23,41 VCH
[Over] Wallop	King	1h	100s		Boda	1 Ploughland. 2 villagers and 2 smallholders with 2 oxen. Pre-conquest was held by Edric from King Edward.	HAM 23,43 VCH
Chuteley Hundred
Oakley	the King	1½h, 1v	£6	£8		4 ploughlands, 2 in demense; 6 villagers and 6 smallholders with 2 ploughs. 4 slaves; a church; woodland for fencing. Pre-conquest it was held by Alwin from King Edward in freehold at 10 hides and was valued at £6.	HAM 23,27 VCH
[Monk] Sherborne	Bishop of Bayeux	10½h, ½v	£8	£10		10 ploughlands, 3 in demense; 8 villagers and 13 smallholders with 4 ploughs. 5 slaves; 16 acres of meadow; woodland at 23 pigs. Pre-conquest this was held by Young Alnoth of Kent from King Edward in freehold.	HAM 23,57 VCH
Wootton [St Lawrence]	Bishop of Bayeux	5h	50s	100s		3 ploughlands, 1 in demense; 2 villagers and 2 smallholders with 1 plough. 1 acre of meadow. Pre-conquest it was held by Almer and Alfgeat from King Edward in freehold.	HAM 23,58 VCH
Droxford Hundred
Binstead	Manor of Droxford (Bishop of Winchester)	2h	40s	60s		prior to the conquest was held by Aghmund from the Bishop, "he could not go whither he would". In lordship 2 ploughs; 3 villagers and 3 smallholders with 1 plough. 6 slaves; a mill at 10s; meadow, 7 acres; woodland at 5 pigs; from pasturage 10d. Held as part of the lands providing supplies for the monks of Winchester.	HAM 3,9 VCH
Edgegate Hundred
Holdenhurst	the King	22h, ½v 18½h, ½v	£34	£24		"The King holds HOLDENHURST himself. Earl Tosti held it. Then it answered for 29 hides and 1/2 virgate. When Hugh of Port acquired it, there were 22 hides and 1/2 virgate and they never paid tax; the other 7 hides are on the Island. Now it answers for 18 1/2 hides and 1/2 virgate; 3 1/2 hides are in the New Forest. Land for 20 ploughs. In lordship 4 1/2 ploughs; 37 villagers and 25 smallholders with 19 ploughs. A small church; 14 slaves; a mill at 15s; 3 fisheries serving the hall; meadow, 181 acres; woodland at 6 pigs from pasturage. On 7 hides which are in the Forest dwelt 13 villagers and 3 smallholders with 8 ploughs; with these hides there is woodland outside the manor at 129 pigs from pasturage. Value before 1066 �44; later �34; now �24 at face value; however, it pays �25 at 20 [pence] to the {ora}. What is in the Forest is valued at �12 10s."	HAM 1,29 VCH
Hurn	Bishop of Bayeux	1h	20s	36s	Hugh	1 ploughland. 3 smallholders and 1 slave. ½ fishery at 2d. Pre-conquest was held by 2 freeholders.	HAM 23,61 VCH
Stanpit	Bishop of Bayeux	1h	15s			1 ploughland. Pre-conquest held by Wihtlac from King Edward and he had a hall.	HAM 23,63 VCH
Stanpit	Bishop of Bayeux	2h	20s	40s*		*=however, it pays 60s. 2 ploughlands, ½ plough. in demense; 2 villagers and 2 smallholders with ½ plough. 8 acres of Meadow. Pre-conquest was held by Godric the priest from King Edward.	HAM 23,64 VCH
1 hide in Knapp	Bishop of Bayeux	1h	20s	30s	Hugh	1 Ploughland; 1 slave; A mill at 20s; a fishery at 50d; 16 acres of meadow. Pre-conquest 3 freeholders held it from King Edward jointly and had 3 halls.	HAM 23,62 VCH
Fordingbridge Hundred
[South] Charford	King	5h	100s	£4	William of Chernet	Recorded twice in Doomsday. 4 ploughlands. In lordship 2 ploughs; 20 smallholders and 4 slaves with 1 plough. 91 acres of Meadow. the 2nd entry is the same except it adds 2 pigs worth of woodland. Pre conquest it was held by 2 free men from King Edward in freehold as 2 manors.	HAM 23,1 HAM 23,53 VCH
[South] Charford	King	2½v	8s	10s		"In this Hundred and in this manor ^[[South] CHARFORD]^ Picot holds 2 1/2 virgates from the King. Vitalet held it from King Edward in freehold as a manor. Then and now it paid tax for 2 1/2 virgates. Land for 1/2 plough. It is there, with 1 villager and 2 smallholders. Meadow, 10 acres. William of {Chernet} claims this land stating that it belongs to [South] Charford manor, Hugh of Port's Holding, through the inheritance of his predecessor. He adduced his testimony for this from the better and the old men of the whole County and Hundred. Picot brought his opposing testimony from the villagers, the common folk and the reeves who wish to defend by oath or by a judgement day that the landholder was a free man and could go with his land whither he would. But William's witnesses refuse to accept any law but King Edward's until it is defined by the King."	HAM 23,3 VCH
Clatinges	the King	1½v	10s	8s	William of Chernet	Recorded twice in Doomsday. 2 smallholders. 6 acres of Meadow. 2nd entry is the same except it adds "useless" woodland. Pre-conquest 2 free men held it from Alwin but it was not freehold.	HAM 23,2 HAM 23,54 VCH
Ibsley	the King	2h	40s	60s	Ralph	5 ploughlands, 2 in demense; 6 villagers and 10 smallholders with 3 ploughs. 3 slaves; a mill at 10s; 700 eels; 75 acres of meadow; woodland, 1 pig. 2 hides of this manor, valued at 20s are in the Forest. Pre-conquest this was held by Algar from King Edward in freehold at 4 hides and was valued at £4.	HAM 23,52 VCH
Rockford	the King	1h	60s	30s	Hugh of Saint-Quentin	2 Ploughlands, 1 in demense; 7 villagers and 9 smallholders with 1 plough. 6 slaves; 50 acres of meadow; "The woodland is in the King's Forest; the value was 30s.". Pre-conquest Alsi the priest hald it from King Edward in freehold at 2 hides.	HAM 23,51 VCH
Rockstead	the King	1h, ½v	10s	25s		1 ploughland, in demense, with 7 smallholders and 2 slaves. A mill at 40d. Pre-conquest it was held by Aldwin from King Edward in freehold.	HAM 23,50 VCH
Hoddington Hundred
Aoltone	the King	3½h	£8	£10		6 ploughlands, 2 in demense; 7 villagers and 9 smallholders with 6 ploughs. A church; 6 slaves; woodland for fencing. Pre-conquest it was held by Azur of Slindon from King Edward in freehold for 10 hides and was valued at £10.	HAM 23,28 VCH
Holdshott Hundred
Bramshill	the King	½h	10s	20s		or is this in Bosbarrow hundred? 2 villagers and 2 smallholders with 1 plough. A fourth part of a mill at 10d; 3 acres of meadow; woodland at 2 pigs. Pre-conquest 2 free men held it from King Edward in freehold as 2 manors for 1 hide.	HAM 23,37 VCH
Heckfield	the King	2h	100s	£6*		*=however, it pays £8. 5 ploughlands, 1 in demense; 14 villagers and 8 smallholders with 9 ploughs. A church; 2 slaves; a mill at 5s; a fishery at 100 eels; 3 acres of meadow; woodland at 100 pigs. Pre-conquest was held by Stenesnoc from King Edward in freehold.	HAM 23,36 VCH
Stratfield [Turgis]	the King	1h	30s		Aelfric	4 ploughlands, 1½ in demense; 5 villagers and 9 smallholders with 3 ploughs. 4 slaves; a forge at 2s 2d; a mill for the hall; 15 acres of meadow; woodland at 5 pigs. Pre-Conquest it was held by the same Aelfric from King Edward in freehold.	HAM 23,38 VCH
Hurstbourne Hundred
Litchfield	the King	3h	£3		Fatherling	4 ploughlands, 2 in demense; 5 villagers and 10 smallholders with 2 ploughs. Woodland for fencing. Pre-Conquest it was held by Edsi from King Edward and was valued at £4.	HAM 23,24
Kingsclere Hundred
Ewhurst	the King	1h	30s		Walter	2 ploughlands, 1 in Demense; 2 villagers and 2 smallholders with 1 plough. Woodland at 5 pigs. Pre-conquest it was held by Godwin, "he could go whither he would".	HAM 23,21 VCH
Knowl	the King	3½v	20s		Fatherling	1 ploughland, in demense. 1 villager and 10 smallholders with ½ plough. 2 slaves; 2 acres of meadow. Pre-conquest it was by Alnoth "jointly" (?) from the king.
Tidgrove	Bishop of Bayeux	1h, 1v	25s		Fatherling	2½ ploughlands, 1 in demense; 2 smallholders. A mill at 50d; ½ acre of meadow. Pre-conquest was held by Oswulf from King Edward.	HAM 23,68 VCH
1 hide	the King	1h	20s		Fatherling	1½ ploughlands, 1 in demense; 4 smallholders and 3 slaves; a mill at 12s; 2 acres of meadow; 1 hall. Pre-Conquest it was held jointly by Seawulf and Godwin and they had 2 halls, one remains.	HAM 23,22 VCH
Mainsborough Hundred
part of [Brown] Candover	Abbot of St. Peter's of Winchester	2½h	20s			1 Hide is of the lordship land. In lordship 1 plough; 3 slaves. 1 acre of Meadow. prior to the conquest this was held by Elaf of Candover.	HAM 6,13 VCH
Meonstoke Hundred
Corhampton	the King	1h	5s	£8		3 ploughlands, 2 in demense; 2 villagers and 6 smallholders with 1 plough. 4 slaves; a church; 2 mills at 22s; 1 acre of meadow; 1 house in Winchester at 5s. Pre-conquest in was held by Alwin from King Edward for 3 hides and was valued at £8.	HAM 23,19 VCH
[East] Hoe	the King	1h	30s	60s*		*=however, it is at a revenue for £14. in Soberton. 2 ploughlands, 1 in demense; 3 villagers and 2 smallholders with 2 ploughs. 4 slaves; 1 acre of meadow; woodland at 4 pigs. Pre-conquest it was held by Wulfward from King Edward at 1½ hides and was valued at 40s.	HAM 23,20 VCH
Warnford	St. Peter's Abbey in Winchester	8h	£6	£8		Prior to the conquest it was held by Alward and Ketil from the Abbot, "they could not go whither they would". Land for 6 ploughs. In lordship 3 ploughs; 8 villagers and 6 smallholders with 3 ploughs. 6 slaves; a mill at 10s; meadow, 8 acres.	HAM 6,6 VCH
Warnford	the King	1h, 3v	£8*	£14*		*=includes Hound which paid tax in Mansbridge Hundred, as does the following: 9 Ploughlands, 3 in demense; 31 villagers and 9 smallholders with 6 ploughs. A church; 6 slaves; 2 mills at 20s; 20 acres of Meadow. Pre-Conquest it was held jointly by Wulfric and Wulfward from King Edward and they had 2 halls. It answered for 4 hides plus another 3 hides and 3 acres in Hound, and the whole was valued at £14 and was part of Mansbridge Hundred.	HAM 23,18 VCH
Westbury	the King	3h	40s	£4	Jocelyn/Gozelin FitzAzor	4 ploughlands, 2 in demense; 5 villagers and 5 smallholders with 2 ploughs. 2 slaves; 3 acres of meadow; woodland at 4 pigs. Pre-conquest Wulfnoth held it from King Edward and it was valued at $pound;4.	HAM 23,17 VCH
Mansbridge Hundred
Hound	part of his own Warnford manor					See Warnford in Meonstoke	HAM 23,18 VCH
1 hide in Redbridge	Bishop of Bayeux	1h	10s	60s		4 villagers and 1 smallholder with 1 plough. 2 mills at 50s; 1 acre of meadow. Pre-conquest Tovi held it from the King.	HAM 23,66 VCH
Also, in the Borough of Southhampton, Hugh has the customary dues of 1 house in Southhampton amongst those by grant of King William.							HAM S3
Micheldever Hundred
Cranbourne, Drayton, Stratton, & Popham estates	Micheldever Manor (Abbot of St. Peter's of Winchester)	22½h, 1v	£19			3 hides and 3 vircgates are of the lordship land. In lordship 6½ ploughs; 6 villagers and 12 smallhorders with 1&farc12; polughs. 7 slaves; 24 acres of Meadow. "Before 1066 4 free men held it from the Abbey as 4 manors CRANBOURNE, DRAYTON, STRATTON, POPHAM; they could not withdraw with their land, as the men of this Hundred testify."	HAM 6,16 VCH
Neatham Hundred
Binsted	Bishop of Bayeux	½h*	10s	20s		*=pays no tax. 1 ploughland, in demense, with 4 smallholders. ½ acre of meadow. Pre-conquest Boda held it from King Edward in freehold.	HAM 23,56 VCH
Chawton	the King	10h	£10	£12		8 ploughlands, 4 in demense; 19 villagers and 8 smallholders with 5 ploughs. 6 slaves; 6 acres of meadow; woodland at 50 pigs. Pre-Conquest it was held by Odo from King Edward in freehold at 4 hides and 1 virgate valued at £10.	HAM 23,25 VCH
Ludshott	the King	1h	60s	100s		2 ploughlands, 1 in demense; 5 villagers and 5 smallholders with 5 ploughs. A mill at 7s 6d; 4 acres of meadow; woodland at 50 pigs. Pre-conquest it was held by Alwin in freehold for 2 hides valued at 60s.	HAM 23,26 VCH
Norton	the King	2h	20s	40s	Robert	1 ploughland, in demense; 2 villagers and 3 smallholders. 7½ acres of Meadow. Pre-conquest it was held by Godwin from King Edward in freehold and was valued at 30s.	HAM 23,55 VCH
Odiham Hundred
Elvetham	Chertsey Abbey	1h	25s	30s		In lordship 1 plough; 4 villagers, 4 smallholders and 8 slaves with 2 ploughs. 4 arces of Meadow; woodland at 10 pigs. Pre-conquest it was held by Edric from King Edward in freehold and answered for 3 hides.	HAM 9,2 VCH
Portsdown Hundred
Aplestede	King	1h	30s	40s	Tezelin	1½ ploughland, 1 in demense; 13 smallholders with ½ plough. A mill at 15d; ½ acre of meadow; woodland at 3 pigs. Pre-conquest the whole was held by Goding from King Edward in freehold and was valued at 30s	HAM 23,34 VCH
Aplestede	King	½h	30s	40s	"One of his men"	½ ploughland with 3 smallholders.	HAM 23,34 VCH
Bedhampton	St. Peter's Abbey in Winchester	10h	£10	£12		Before the conquest was held by Alsi from the Abbot. Land for 8 ploughs. In lordship 1 plough; 12 villagers and 7 smallholders with 7 ploughs. A church; 7 slaves. 2 mills for the hall; 2 salt-houses at 37s 8d; meadow, 3 acres; woodland at 30 pigs.	HAM 6,4 VCH
Boarhunt	the King	1h	20s		Tezelin	1 ploughland, in demense; 2 villagers and 2 smallholders with ½ plough. A mill at 5s; ½ acre of meadow. Pre-conquest was held by Leofsi and Merwynn from King Edward in freehold as 2 manors.	HAM 23,33 VCH
Buckland	the King	3½h	40s	60s	Heldred	4 ploughlands, 2 in demense; 6 villagers and 2 smallholders with 2 ploughs. 2 slaves. Pre-conquest was held by Alward from Earl Godwin in freehold and was valued at 60s. Later including Portsea Manor in Portsmouth and Portsea Island held by the family known as Portsea.	HAM 23,32 VCH
Cosham	Bishop of Bayeux	2h	40s	30s		2 ploughlands, 1 in demense; 2 villagers and 4 smallholders with ½ plough. 4 slaes. Pre-conquest was held by Brictmer from King Edward in freehold. Later called the Manor of Widley and held by a Geoffrey.	HAM 23,60 VCH
Redbridge Hundred
Eling	the King	?	£38, 8s, 4d	£20		"The King holds ELING himself, in lordship. This manor paid half a day's revenue before 1066. They do not know the number of hides. Land for 20 ploughs. In lordship 5 ploughs; 13 villagers and 43 smallholders with 7 ploughs. 13 slaves; 2 mills at 25s; from grazing 45s. A fishery; a salt-house without dues; meadow, 125 acres; woodland, which remained in the revenue, at 20 pigs; the other woodland is in the King's hands. A church to which 1/2 carucate of land belongs in alms. 2 outliers in [the Isle of] Wight and 3 outside [it] belonged to this manor. When Hugh of Port acquired it, the 2 on the Island were lacking; Earl William held them. In the Forest 16 villagers' and 3 smallholders' messuages were appropriated; also woodland at 280 pigs from pasturage and 3 sesters of honey all of which are now missing. These are valued together at �26. Value before 1066 �38 8s 4d; later the same; now �20; however, it pays �52 6s 1d with the things which fall within the Forest."	HAM 1,27 VCH
½ hide in Lestred	Bishop of Bayeux	½h	10s		Hugh	½ ploughland, with 4 villagers. 2 acres of Meadow. Pre-conquest was held by Alsi from King Edward.	HAM 23,67 VCH
Shirley Hundred
Avon	the King	3½h	£8	100s*	William and Ralph and one other	*=100s worth & 1½ hides and ½ virgate along with woodland at 45 pigs worth of this manor returned by the King to the Forest. 3 ploughlands in demense; 9 villagers and 6 smallholders with 4 ploughs. 4 slaves; 84 acres of meadow; the remaining 45 pigs worth of woodland. Pre-conquest 3 free men held it from King Edward in freehold at 8 hides and it was valued at £10, including the portion now in the forest.	HAM 23,49 VCH
Ripley	Bishop of Bayeux	½h	20s	15s	Hugh	1 ploughland in demense; 3 smallholders; 8 acres of Meadow; The woodland is in the King's Forest. Pre-conquest it was held by Wihtlac from king Edward in freehold.	HAM 23,65 VCH
Somborne Hundred
Houghton, including Awbridge	King	2½h	£4		Heldred	Hugh acquired these 2 manors as 1 manor. 4 ploughlands, 1½ in demense; 4 villagers with 3 ploughs; 23 slaves; 18 acres of meadow.	HAM 23,16 VCH
		1½h
						For this manor's use Hugh of Port himself claims 3 messuages, 1 corner of meadow, 1 virgate and 5 acres of land from Turstin the chamberlain. The whole Hundred bears witness to this, that his predecessors had taken possession there and were the holders in 1066.
There is also 1 hide held by Gilbert of Bretteville which Hugh claims as part of his manors of [South] Charford (see Fordingbridge Hundred) and Eschetune (?)							HAM 43,6 VCH
Titchfield Hundred
Hook	the King	1h	25s		Germanus	1½ ploughlands, 1 in demense. 2 villagers and 3 smallholders with 1 plough. 3 slaves; 1 acre of meadow; woodland, 1 pig. Pre-Conquest it was held by Northmann from King Edward.	HAM 23,14 VCH
Segensworth	the King	1h	30s	60s	Erlebald (Herebald?)	3 ploughlands, 1 in demense; 5 villagers and 2 smallholders with 2 ploughs. 3 slaves; a mill at 20s; 5 acres of meadow; woodland at 5 pigs. Pre-conquest it was held by Wulfric from king Edward and was valued at 60s.	HAM 23,13 VCH
Stubbington	the King	3h	60s*			*=however it pays 110s. 3 plaughlands, 1 in demense; 5 villagers and 4 smallholders with 2 ploughs. 2 acres of Meadow. Pre-Conquest it was held by Godwin from King Edward and was valued at 50s.	HAM 23,15 VCH
Wickham	the King	12h	£4	£7		7 ploughlands, 2 in demense; 15 villagers and 6 smallholders with 7 ploughs. 5 slaves; 2 mills at 20s; 8 acres of meadow; woodland at 5 pigs. Pre-Conquest it was held by 4 brothers from King Edward as 2 manors valued at £10, Hugh acquired it as 1 manor.	HAM 23,12 VCH
Hampshire: In the New Forest and around it
Boldre Hundred
1½ virgates in Pilley	the King	0	0		Hugh of Saint-Quentin	Pre-Conquest "Algar held it jointly. Then it answered for 1 1/2 virgates; now for nothing because it is all in the Forest, except 1 1/2 acres of meadow. The land was for 1 plough. The value was 10s."	HAM NF6,1 VCH
1 hide in Througham	the King	0	0		Hugh of Saint-Quentin	Pre Conquest "Wihtlac held it jointly. Then [it answered] for 1 hide; now for nothing, because it is all in the Forest, except 1 acre of meadow. The land was for 2 ploughs. The value was 30s."	HAM NF6,2 VCH
Rowditch Hundred
1½ hides in Milton	the King	1h	40s	20s	William of Chernet	3 Ploughlands, 1 in demense; 5 villagers have 2 ploughs. 1 slave; 3½ acres of meadow. The king has woodland of this manor at 20 pigs in the Forest; value 20s. Pre-conquest Alwin "held them jointly" at 1½ hides valued at 40s.	HAM NF10,1 VCH
[East] Kent
Lathe of Eastry: Bewsbury Hundred
[Temple] Ewell	Bishop of Bayeux	3s	100s	£10*		*=however it pays £12 12s. 1 plough. in demense; 15 villagers with 12 smallholders have 2 ploughs. 2 mills at 46s; 4 acres of meadow; woodland, 4 pigs. Pre-conquest it was held by Edric of Elham from King Edward and was valued at £12. Of this manor Hugh de Montfort holds 17 acres of land and 1½ pig pastures which are valued at 7s.	KEN 5,185 VCH
Pising and Pineham	Bishop of Bayeux	2s	0	£6		2½ ploughs. in demense; 6 villagers with 14 smallholders have 1 plough. Pre-conquest it was held by Leofstan, Leofwin, Alfred, Sired of Chilham and two others; "the could go wherever they would with their lands."	KEN 5,174 VCH
Solton	Bishop of Bayeux	1s	30s			1 plough. in demense; 3 villagers with 1 smallholder pay 4s 7d. Pre-conquest it was valued at £15 and Godric lived in this manor holding 20 acres as his freehold.	KEN 5,187 VCH
West Cliffe	Bishop of Bayeux	2s	£6	£8		1 plough. in demense; 17 villagers have 2 ploughs. Of this manor Hugh de Montfort holds 2 mills at 28s. Pre-conquest this was held by Edric of Elham from King Edward and was valued at £8.	KEN 5,186 VCH
Hugh also holds a mill in Dover which pays 48 measures of corn; it does not belong to any manor							KEN 5,188
Lathe of Wye: Faversham hundred
Hurst	Bishop of Bayeux	3y	10s	30s		1 ploughland, in demense, with 2 smallholders and 2 slaves. Pre-conquest it was held by Osward of Norton from King Edward.	KEN 5,153 VCH
Norton	Bishop of Bayeux	4s	£6	£12		4 ploughlands, 3 in demense; 18 villagers with 6 smallholders have 5 ploughs. 3 churches; 3 mills without dues; 2 fisheries at 12d; woodland, 40 pigs. Pre-conquest it was held by Osward of Norton from King Edward and was valued at £8.	KEN 5,143 VCH
[West] Kent
Lathe of Aylesford: Eyhorne Hundred
Allington	Bishop of Bayeux	3s	£9	£10*		*=however, it pays £12. Land for 3 Sulungs. 8 ploughlands, 2 in demense; 18 villagers with 6 smallholders have 6 ploughs. A church; 8 slaves; 2½ mills at 17s; 5 acres of Meadow, woodland, 40 pigs. Pre-Conquest it was held by Osward of Norton from King Edward.	KEN 5,70 VCH
Allington	Bishop of Bayeux	3s	£9	5s		To this manor are attached 3 measures of land in Rochester; they pay 5s a year.	KEN 5,70 VCH
Lathe of Aylesford: Larkfield Hundred
Offham	Bishop of Bayeux	1s	20s	30s		3 ploughlands, none in demense; 6 villagers with 1 smallholder have 2 ploughs. 1 mill at 50d; 3 slaves; 4 acres of meadow; woodland, 10 pigs. Pre-conquest it was held by Godric from King Edward and was valued at 40s.	KEN 5,47 VCH
Paddlesworth	Bishop of Bayeux	½s	30s	40s		1 ploughland in demense; 1 villager with 4 smallholders have 3 oxen; A church; 2 slaves; 5 acres of meadow; 1 acre of pasture. Pre-conquest it was held by Godric from King Edward and was valued at 20s.	KEN 5,45 VCH
Ryarsh	Bishop of Bayeux	2½s	100s	£6		5 Ploughlands, 2 in demense; 10 villagers with 2 smallholders have 3 ploughs. A church; 10 slaves; 1 mill at 10s; 9 acres of meadow; woodland, 5 pigs. Pre-Conquest it was held by Aelfric from King Edward and was vauled at £8.	KEN 5,46 VCH
Half-Lathe of Milton: Milton Hundred
Stuppington	Bishop of Bayeux	3½y	30s			2 ploughlands, in demense with 1 slave and 5 smallholders. Pre-conquest Osward of Norton held it.	KEN 5,117 VCH
Tonge	Bishop of Bayeux	2s	£7	£10, 10s		3 ploughlands, 2 in demense; 5 villagers with 1 plough. A church; 4 slaves; a mill at 8s; woodland, 4 pigs. Pre-conquest Osward of Norton held 5 sulungs for tribute, and 3 sulungs and 1½ yokes which he took from the King's villagers.	KEN 5,118 VCH
Tunstall	Bishop of Bayeux	3s, ½?	£7	£8		4 ploughlands, 2 in demense; 9 villagers with 1 plough and 9 slaves. Woodland, 10 pigs; a salt-house at 12d. Pre-conquest Osward of Norton held it.	KEN 5,115 VCH
Upchurch	Bishop of Bayeux	2s	£6			2 ploughlands, 1 in demense, with 5 smallholders and 1 slave. A mill at 6s 8d. Pre-conquest Osward of Norton held it.	KEN 5,116 VCH
8 sulungs and 1 yoke of Milton [Regis]	the King	8s, 1y	£20			"3 ploughs in lordship."	KEN 1,3 VCH
Half-Lathe of Sutton: Axton Hundred
Ash	Bishop of Bayeux	2½s	£7	£7		1 plough. in demense; 12 villagers with 8 smallholders have 3 ploughs. "...What Richard of Tonbridge holds is valued at 40s. From it the King has 2 pig pastures which are valued at 7s.". Pre-conquest Godric held it from King Edward.	Ken 5,7 VCH
					A man-at-arms	8 male and female slaves Is this the Richard of Tonbridge mentioned above?
		½s		20s	2 men	the pieces of land are called Idleigh and Sonnings. 1 ploughland. They were the pre-conquest holders who could go where ever they would before 1066 without permission
Hawley	Bishop of Bayeux	½s	£15			2 Ploughs. in demense; 14 villagers with 3 smallholders have 4 ploughs. 3 slaves; 12 acres of meadow; a mill at 20s; 1 pig pasture of woodland at 5 pigs. "Value of the whole manor now �15 at 20 [pence] to the {ora}. In this manor one man holds 20 acres of land which are valued at 5s a year. He is called Wilfred and he does not belong to that manor nor could he have any lord except the King."	KEN 5,1 VCH
Hawley	the King	½s, 54a	£15			Part of Dartford. "The men of the hundred...testify that Hawley has been taken from this manor. It answered for 1/2 sulung. The sheriff held this land. When he lost the sheriffdom, it stayed in the King's revenue. It remained so after King Edward's death. Now Hugh of Port holds it with 54 acres of land more. Value of the whole, �15."	KEN 1,1 VCH
Norfolk
Hundred and a Half of Freebridge
Harpley	Bishop of Bayeux	2c	40s	80s		2 carucates of land. 1 plough. in demense; 2 villagers; 9 smallholders. Pre-conquest this was held by Archbishop Stigand as 1 outlier of Snettisham.	NFK 2,3 VCH
					5 Freemen	12 acres
					1½ men's ploughs	2 men's ploughs pre-conquest.
Northamptonshire - Later Rutland
Witchley Wapentake, aka Hwicceslea/Wiceslea, later split between the East Hundred & Wrandike Hundred - the latter aka Barrowden Hundred							VCH VCH
Barrowden	the King	3h, 3v				10 ploughlands; 9 villagers and 10 Freemen with 3 smallholders who have 6½ ploughs. 16 acres of Meadow, spinney, 6 acres. Pre-Conquest Queen Edith held this.	NTH 1,2a VCH
Barrowden	the King	3h, 3v	£3	£7		In the various lands of Barrowden are 15 Freemen, 33 villagers and 23 smallholders with a priest who have 19 ploughs.	NTH 1,2g
[South] Luffenham	the King	4h				Part of Barrowden. 10 ploughlands; 16 acres of meadow. Pre-Conquest Queen Edith held this.	NTH 1,2f VCH
Morcott	the King	4h				Part of Barrowden. 8 ploughlands, 6 acres of meadow. Pre-Conquest Queen Edith held this.	NTH 1,2d VCH
1½ hides in Bisbrooke and Glaston	the King					Part of Barrowden. 4 ploughlands; 8 acres of Meadow. Pre-Conquest Queen Edith held this.	NTH 1,2e VCH
1½ hide and 1 bovate in Seaton	the King					Part of Barrowden. 6 ploughlands; 4 acres of Meadow. Pre-Conquest Queen Edith held this.	NTH 1,2b VCH
1½ hide and 1 bovate in Seaton	the King					Part of Barrowden. A mill at 36d; woodland 1 furlong long and 1 wide; spinney 6 furlongs long and 2 furlongs wide.	NTH 1,2g
1 hide and 1 virgate in Thorpe[-by-Water]	the King					Part of Barrowden. 4 ploughlands; 3 acres of meadow. Pre-Conquest Queen Edith held this.	NTH 1,2c VCH
Ketton	the King	7h	100s	£10		13 ploughlands, 2 in demense; 3 slaves; 12 Freemen, 24 villagers and 5 smallholders with a priest who have 11 ploughs. A mill at 6s 8d; 40 acres of meadow; 16 acres of "poor" woodland. Pre-Conquest this was held by Queen Edith.	NTH 1,1 VCH
Tixover	the King	2h	100s	£10		Part of Ketton. 8 ploughlands; 16 Freemen with 4 smallholders have 6 ploughs. A mill at 5s; 8 acres of meadow; spinney, 3 acres. Pre-Conquest this was held by Queen Edith.	NTH 1,1 VCH
[North] Luffenham and Sculthorp[e]	the King	7h, 1v	30s	60s		14 ploughlands; 12 freemen and 16 smallholders with a priest who have 12 ploughs. 2 mills at 40d; 10 acres of meadow. "The men perform the King's works as the reeve orders." Pre-Conquest Queen Edith held these lands.	NTH 1,3 VCH
[North] Luffenham and Sculthorp[e]	the King	7h, 1v	30s	60s		Sculthorp[e] also seen spelled as "Kilthorpe" in the 11th Century but as part of South Luffenham.	VCH
Suffolk
note that Hubert of Port is mentioned as having transfered holdings to the Bishop of Bayeux in the Ashfield and Hartismere entries.							SUF 16,34 SUF 77,4
Surrey
Elmbridge Hundred
1 free hide in Esher	Bishop of Bayeux		*		"a woman"	= part of [Great or West] Burgh.1 villager. When Hugh "took possession of this land, he did not have a deliverer or the King's writ for it; so the Hundred testifies.*	SUR 5,25
Wallington Hundred, later part of Banstead Parish in Copthorne Hundred.							VCH
Burgh	Bishop of Bayeux	2½h	*			=part of [Great or West] Burgh. Pre-Conquest 3 free men held this at 5 hides, "they could go where they would.*"	SUR 5,24
The 3 manors of Burgh and the free hide in Esher were held as one manor, [Great or West] Burgh, valued in Wallington Hundred though later of Banstead Parish in Copthorne Hundred.							VCH VCH

Sources listed like CAM #,# are index entries from the transcript of the survey From the University of Hull Institutional Repository (warning, large file, 7MB). VCH are the entries in the appropriate Victory History County series (note- some are not digitised and thus not online, and of the many others that are, I have not had a chance to check the entries against them, thus many of the spots for 'VCH' sources are not yet linked.)