Monument record 0706700000 - Wendover town

Information on borough of Wendover in B1.
Wendover always answered for 24 hides. Land for 26 ploughs; in lordship 3 ploughs. 26 villagers with 6 smallholders have 17 ploughs; a further 6 possible. 2 mills at 10s; meadow for 3 ploughs; from the remainder, 20s; woodland, 2,000 pigs. In total value it pays £38 a year, assayed and weighed; before 1066 it paid £25 at face value. In this manor are 2 Freemen who hold 1 1/2 hides; they did not lie there before 1066.
Leofwin [of Nuneham] holds 1/2 hide in 'Wanden' from the King. Land for 1 plough; 1/2 there; [another] 1/2 possible. 1 smallholder. Woodland, 30 pigs, and it pays 10s. The value is and always was 10s. He also held before 1066; he could sell. Ralph put this land in Wendover; but it was not there before 1066.
In Wendover 3 men held 1 hide from the King. Land for 1 plough; it is there, with 1 smallholder. The value is and was 20s; before 1066, 40s. They held it themselves before 1066; they could sell. Now they are in the King's revenue in Wendover, where they were not before 1066 (B5).
Conservation Area designated in March 1969 and revised in December 2011. See appraisal (B4).
Historic towns characterisation project carried out in 2009. See report for detail (B6).