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Cotland and cotsethland
Cotland and cotsethland, land held by a cottager, whether insocage or villenage
Cotarius
Cotarius, a cottager, who held in fee socage, and paid a stated fine
Cotter
A cottager a cottier
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Cotesethus
Cotesethus, a cottage-holder, who by servile tenure was bound to work for the
Bolhagium, or Boldagium
Bolhagium, or Boldagium, a little house or cottage, Blount
Bordaria
Bordaria [fr. bord, Sax.], a cottage.
Bordarii
or Bordamanna [fr. bords, Old Gall., limits, borders], boors, husbandmen, cottagers, Domesday.
Cote, or cot
Cote, or cot [fr. Koti, Fin.], cottage.
Logia
Logia, a small house, lodge, or cottage, Dugd. Mon., tom. 1, p. 400.
Cottellus, or coteria
Cottellus, or coteria, a sall cottage, house, or home-stall
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Did you mean: cottage?
Cottager - Law Dictionary Search Results
Cotland and cotsethland
Cotland and cotsethland, land held by a cottager, whether insocage or villenage
Cotarius
Cotarius, a cottager, who held in fee socage, and paid a stated fine
Cotter
A cottager a cottier
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Cotesethus
Cotesethus, a cottage-holder, who by servile tenure was bound to work for the
Bolhagium, or Boldagium
Bolhagium, or Boldagium, a little house or cottage, Blount
Bordaria
Bordaria [fr. bord, Sax.], a cottage.
Bordarii
or Bordamanna [fr. bords, Old Gall., limits, borders], boors, husbandmen, cottagers, Domesday.
Cote, or cot
Cote, or cot [fr. Koti, Fin.], cottage.
Logia
Logia, a small house, lodge, or cottage, Dugd. Mon., tom. 1, p. 400.
Cottellus, or coteria
Cottellus, or coteria, a sall cottage, house, or home-stall
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