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geldable
▪ I. geldable, a.1 Hist. (ˈgɛldəb(ə)l) Also gildable. [ad. med.L. (Domesday) geldābilis, f. geldāre: see geld v.2] Liable to pay ‘geld’.1610 Holland Camden's Brit. i. 605 Foure hundred thirty and one houses were thus Geldable. c 1630 Risdon Surv. Devon §315 (1810) 328 It..was geldable on all service... Oxford English Dictionary
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gildable
gildable, a. and n. Hist. (ˈgɪldəb(ə)l) Also guildable. [f. gild v.2 + -able; cf. geldable.] A. adj. Subject to taxation.1495 Act 11 Hen. VII, c. 9 §1 The seid lordshippe..[shall be] from hensforth gildable and parte of the Shire of Northumbreland aforeseid. 1556 in W. H. Turner Select. Rec. Oxford ... Oxford English Dictionary
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Church of St Thomas à Becket, South Cadbury
The Domesday Book of 1086 states that a priest (clericus) here had half of geldable land, which indicates an important church was on the site then. wikipedia.org
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History of Suffolk
The county was further divided into "geldable" land, in which fines and forfeitures were payable to the Crown, and the liberties and franchises where they The geldable lands were divided into two quarter sessions divisions: Bungay (Hundreds of Blything, Mutford And Launditch and Wangford); and Ipswich (Bosmere wikipedia.org
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scot
▪ I. scot, n.2 (skɒt) Also 3–4 scoth, 4 scott, 5–6 scotte, 6 skot(t, skotte. [Ultimately identical with OE. sc(e)ot, ᵹesc(e)ot shot n.; its formal relation to this is somewhat uncertain. There can be little doubt that ME. scot is in part of Scandinavian origin, a. ON. skot; but in some instances it ... Oxford English Dictionary
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Fulk FitzWarin
The Hundred Rolls for 1255 show that Fulk FitzWarin was then holding two hides geldable in Alberbury of the fee of Caus (of which Thomas Corbet of Caus wikipedia.org
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geld
▪ I. geld, n. Hist. (gɛld) Also incorrectly gelt, gheld. See also gild n.2 [ad. med.L. geldum (in Domesday Book), ad. OE. ᵹield, ᵹeld, ᵹyld, str. neut., payment, tribute, also guild; = OFris. geld, jeld money, OS. geld payment (MDu. gelt, Du. geld money), OHG. gelt (MHG. gelt, mod.Ger. geld), ON. gi... Oxford English Dictionary
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