a) Fyrdwyte was the Anglo-Saxon penalty imposed on a military tenant for not appearing in arms or going on an expedition,
b) Sac was a right to jurisdiction granted by the crown, for holding pleas, trying causes and offences, levying fines and forfeiture, and doing other acts contingent to a Court Leet.
Soc was the territory or limits over which this jurisdiction extended. It often included several parishes , which were then together called the Soke; the Sac or privilege of holding pleas extending throughout the whole.
Team and Theame, or Tem and Theme ( from the Saxon T'yman, ie, propagare to Teem or bring forth ) signifies a Royalty granted by the King's Charter to the Lord of a Manor for the restraining and judging of Bondsmen and Villains with their children, goods, and chattels in his court.
c) Tol is the liberty to buy and sell without paying toll within the precincts of a manor and to take tolls from others buying and selling in the manor,
d) Infangenethef is compounded of three Saxon words,-the prep. in, fang or fong to take or catch, and thefe a robber- It signifies a privilege or liberty granted unto Lords of certain Manors to judge any thief taken within their fee.
e) Amercements are the equivalent of fines,
f) Virgate — a measure of land usually about 30 acres,
g) Danegeld — an annual tax to raise funds for protection against Danish invaders,
h) Assart — land cleared of trees for use as arable land,
I) Scot — a tax or contribution,
j) Reeve — a local official.
k) Witan — members of the Kings Council
I) Thegn — a man who held land from a King ranking between a Freeman and a Noble.
m) Ferm — an established amount
1) Father of Harold 1 who was killed at the Battle of Hastings
1066
2) Harold 1 (who died at Hastings)