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truncage Hist.|ˈtrʌŋkɪdʒ|
[ad. med.L. truncāgium, f. L. truncus trunk: see -age.]
The furnishing of a trunk of a tree for the king's hearth, as a condition of the tenure of certain lands, e.g. at Bamburgh.
[1212Exch. K.R., Knights' Fees 2/2 m. 5 (P.R.O.) Thomas de Bedinhale..cariabit truncas ad castellum de Banburg. 1235Ibid. 2/20 m. 4 Thomas de Bedenhal..facit truncagium castello de Bamburg' annuatim.] 1893Bateson Hist. Northumb. I. 36 (Bamburgh) The truncage due to the castle from the several townships had by that time been commuted for the annual sum of {pstlg}4. 19s. 4½d. |