yardlands

The hide itself, which was the regular unit in the other kingdoms, usually contained 120 acres in later times and was divided into four _girda_ (_virgatae_) or yardlands.

Encyclopaedia Britannica, 11th Edition, Volume 4, Part 3 "Brescia" to "Bulgaria" Various

These villein tenants were in two classes, the _geburs_, or villeins proper, who held the yardlands, and the _cottiers_, who had smaller holdings.

English Villages 1892

The hides and yardlands held by the conquerors -- how much was in demesne, how many acres were wood and how many meadow -- the number of servi, and what the mill paid were duly translated and recorded.

Round About a Great Estate Richard Jefferies 1867