der Name der Grundherrschaft (mansio, manor) verzeichnet,

der Name des Besitzers zur Zeit König Edwards I. (1272-1307),

Name des Besitzers im Jahre 1086,

≡ Anzahl

Ploughlands, carucates, hides: A ploughland (terra carucis or carucata) was the area that could be ploughed by eight oxen in a year. Generally around 120 acres, though the area varied depending on the quality of the land.
Plough teams: Groups of eight oxen (which indicated how much land could be ploughed).

der Hiden (carucate á 48,56 ha, Steuerhufen),

Anzahl der Pfluggespanne (zu 8 Ochsen) auf dem Gut und bei den Hintersassen,

≡ Anzahl

Villagers and freemen: around 40% of households, villani, socmani and franci homines were small-scale landholders, owning on average 30 acres of land, and two oxen for ploughing. Smallholders and cottagers: around 35% of households, bordarii and cotarii owned about 5 acres of land on average and might have had a share in the villagers' plough teams. Slaves: around 10% of households, servi owned no land of their own, belonged to the lord, and may have been used as ploughmen.

der Haushalte (villani), Arbeiter (cottarii) und Sklaven (servi),

Anzahl der freemen (Freie) und sokemen (Bauern),

≡ Menge

Woodland: Usually quantified by the number of pigs it supported. About 15% of the country was forested in 1086.
Meadow and pasture: Used to graze animals, typically sheep.
Mills: Water mills were the main source of power besides oxen: more than 6,000 are recorded in Domesday.
Fisheries and salthouses: Important economic resources: the salt industry is the most fully documented industry in Domesday. Tax on fisheries was often paid in fish.

nach Acker, Wald, Grasland, Anzahl der Mühlen und Fischereien,

Flächendifferenzen,

die Flächen der Freien und sokemen,

Wert des Gutes 1066 und 1086;

Steuerwert und Sachwert

Quelle: Open Domesday- Lincolnshire, S. 48 f

Zusammenfassung aus dem PASE