In the _Chronicle of Jocelyn de Brakelond_, at p. 29. of Tomlins's
translation, mention is made of one Beodric,
"Lord of that town, whose demesne lands are now in the demesne of the
Cellarer. And that which is now called _Averland_ was the land of the
rustics."
Again, at p. 30.:
The Cellarer was used freely to take all the dung-hills in every
street, for his own use, unless it were before the doors of those who
were holding _averland_; for to _them only_ was it allowable to collect
dung and to keep it."