truncagium

truncagium [CL truncus+-agium] 1 right to collect, or service of transporting, logs or timber (in quot. w. ref. to Bamburgh castle). 1224 mandatum est ballivis de foresta Northumbrie quod permittant constabularium Bamburgi capere ~ium in foresta Northumbrie ad castrum Bamburgi muniendum Cl 610; 1236 ad castrum illud [sc. de Baumburg'] muniendum permittat etiam eidem constabulario habere ~ium regi debitum de eisdem dominicis et de drangagiis regis ibidem ad sustentationem ejusdem castri Cl 290; 1313 de ~io debito dicto castro [de Baumburgh'] ‥ xxviij s. ‥ idem reddit compotum ‥ de x l. xviij s. ix d. de quadam consuetudine que vocatur ~ium MinAc 950/2 m. 1; 1327 per servicium reddendi xvj s. pro trunccagio ad castrum de Baumburgh' IPM 4/6. 2 payment due or made in respect of fish-trap. 1285 cum rex ‥ concesserit Roberto Tibbotot totum ~ium quod ad regem pertinuit de lacu regis de Saham [Soham, Cambs] Cl 102 m. 8.