He did a survey (Domesday Book) and then distrubuted lands to his followers as rewards for service and loyalty.
he claimed all of the land in England
Yes. He claimed all of the land, through The Battle of Hastings. BUT, HE HAD TO GIVE A SUM TO THE CHURCH, AND TO ALL THE BISHOPS AND BARONS, E.T.C, So overall he himself owned 25% that he could do anything he wanted to. But, the remaining 75% was rented/ given to different roles among the feudal system. Hope that helps!
25 %
No
What do you think you nimrod? Why wouldn't he own land. You have just made everyone else dumber by asking this question.
none but his family owned a tennanted farm in Ayrshire
Yes the nobles own land.
It helped them to own their own land for farming. -APEX
Yes, William Blount who was a land speculator did indeed own land. He owned land in Knoxville, Tennessee where he lived until he died.
Yes, William Paterson did own land. As a co-founder of the city of Paterson, New Jersey and a prominent figure in early American history, he acquired significant land holdings in the area. Paterson also owned land in other states, including Pennsylvania.
Yea he was rich
No
What do you think you nimrod? Why wouldn't he own land. You have just made everyone else dumber by asking this question.
none but his family owned a tennanted farm in Ayrshire
William Penn wanted to discover new land and to develope his own contigency for the land. William Penn wanted to discover new land and also he wanted to be a quacker because it was his religion. By: Diana Dunn
A lot
First
For being a farmer there is no need to have your own land
One-eighth.
17,927 acres