Rex 2 Rex 1-3/4 Robert Despencer 3 Walter de Beauchamp 3 Archbishop of York 1 Archbishop 1 --------- -------- 6 5-3/4
Geoffrey de la Guerche 6 Walter de Beauchamp 4 Hubert _serviens_ 1/2 Roger de Mowbray 8
Hugh de Grantmesnil 8-1/2 Earl of Leicester 9-13/16 Earl of Chester 3 Rex 3-1/4 Richard Basset 2 Robert de Ferrers 1-1/4
Adeliza de Grentmesnil 1-1/2 Earl of Leicester 1-1/2
Hugh de Grentmesnil 10 { Canons [of St Mary de Hugh de Grentmesnil 3-1/2 { Castro, Leicester][52] 3
Henry de Ferrers 1 Robert de Ferrers 1-1/2
Rex 4-5/8 Rex 3-1/16 Earl of Leicester 1-5/8
Rex 8-3/8 Rex 8-9/16 Rex 1 Bishop of Lincoln 1 Countess Judith 2 Earl of Leicester 1-1/16 Richard Basset 1/2 King David 2
Countess Judith 4[53] King David 5 Countess Judith 1-1/2 Hugh of Leicester 1 Humfrey _camerarius_ 1[54]
Hugh de Grentmesnil? Roger de Ramis 8 Walter de Mustere 1 Ralf de Martinwast 3
Hugh de Grentmesnil 7 Earl of Leicester 12 Adeliza de Grentmesnil 1
Hugh de Grentmesnil 6 Earl of Leicester 9
'In manu Regis' 4 Earl of Leicester 7 Hugh de Grentmesnil 2 Earl of Leicester 6[55]
Robert de Buci 1-3/4 Richard Basset 5 Rex 1-7/8 Earl of Chester 2-1/2 Countess Judith 2-1/2 King David 4-1/2
Hugh de Grentmesnil 9 Earl of Leicester 12
Earl of Chester 2 Earl of Chester 5 Countess Judith 3/4 King David 1
Robert de Todeni 2 'Belvoir' 6 Robert de Todeni (in South Croxton) 4
Hugh de Grentmesnil 9 Earls [of Leicester] 8
Bishop of Lincoln 8 Bishop of Lincoln 9-1/2 Robert de Buci 1 Ralf Basset 1-3/8 Humfrey Cam. 1 William 'Gam' 1
Rex (Barrow) 1 Earl of Chester 4 Rex 8 Rex 8
Rex (Rothley) 12 Earl of Leicester 13 Radulfus Framen 3-1/2
Ralf fitz Hubert 9 Edward of Salisbury 9 Earl of Leicester 3
Rex 2-13/16 Rex 2-13/16 Robert de Buci 3 Richard Basset 3
Hugh de Grentmesnil 8-1/2 Earl of Leicester 6
Guy de Raimbercurt 12 Thomas 10-1/4? Guy de Raimbercurt [18] Roger de Mowbray 1-3/4?
Thomas 7-1/4 Dru de Bevrere 4-1/4 'Albemarle' 4-3/4
Henry de Ferrers 21-1/2 Robert de Ferrers 12
In the case of this last Hundred our survey records a conflict of testimony and, in so doing, mentions incidentally (as would Domesday) the witness of the Hundred-court. Henry de Ferrers in the Domesday Survey, is credited with 21-1/2 car. in 'Tunge cum omnibus appendiciis', and with four in 'Werditone' (i. 233). But here Tong, 'cum appendiciis', is reckoned at twelve car. only. There remained, therefore, to be accounted for a large balance of car., and these the men of the Hundred assigned to his Manor of Worthington. It is desirable to analyse some of the fiefs in our survey, and, by comparison with Domesday, to trace their descent or origin.