. Sussex archaeological collections relating to the history and antiquities of the county . Marble Plaques—Interior of Kingston Manor House. The house possesses an oak staircase and balustrade,probably of the time of Q ueen Anne. I In addition to the manors before-mentioned, that of * Hyde in Kyngston by Lewes must be noticed. Theonly record of it, which I have been able to find, is in asurvey contained in a Court Roll, temp. 9th Eliz. , who married Jane, daughter of John de laChambre, of Rodmell, was then Lord. It afterwardspassed through several hands into the family of Rogers,an
. Sussex archaeological collections relating to the history and antiquities of the county . Marble Plaques—Interior of Kingston Manor House. The house possesses an oak staircase and balustrade,probably of the time of Q ueen Anne. I In addition to the manors before-mentioned, that of * Hyde in Kyngston by Lewes must be noticed. Theonly record of it, which I have been able to find, is in asurvey contained in a Court Roll, temp. 9th Eliz. , who married Jane, daughter of John de laChambre, of Rodmell, was then Lord. It afterwardspassed through several hands into the family of Rogers,and thence to the present proprietor. From the description given in the Roll, it may be re-garded as certain, that the site of the Manor House wasidentical with that now known as Kingston of this manor were held by the yearly pay-ment of a silken lace, a pound of cummin seed, arent of ten shillings, or a pair of gilt spurs, at the choiceof the Lord. The following are some of the principal ownershipsand old grants of land, &c., in the Hundred :— i. FRAGMENTS OF CAUVED STONE-WOUK, KINGSTON MANOR HOUSE. THE HUNDRED OF SWANBOEOUGH. 143 Earl Warren gave to God and the Abbot of Cluni, five hidesand a half of land in Swambergh.*^ Confirmed in 1397 ; see p. 144. same Earl granted to the Monks of Lewes Priory, free fishing inthe waters of Swanburgh.*^ , 2nd Earl Warren, gave to God and St. Pancrace three hidesand a half of land in Kyngeston.^ 1142. William, 3rd Earl Warren, gave by deed to the Monks of Lewes, twohides and a half of land in Yford in free charity ; also two hides ofland, which William, son of Godwin, held ; and in the following yearhalf a hide of land in Kyngeston, for his soul and those of his parents,in pure and perpetual charity.^ same earl gave to Lewes Priory the land which Bricteline had inSwambergh in suburbio castelli sui.*^ de Plaiz gave to the monks of Lewes the windmill in his manorof Iford,
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