- The
Hundred of
Doddingtree was
granted to
Ralph Todeni, or
Ralph de Toni, a
relative of the Duke of Normandy, in 1066 by
William the
Conqueror as a reward...
-
Doddingtree hundred, who
agreed to pay a
large annual fine to stop this activity. An
inquest in 1274-5
found that he had "appropriated"
Doddingtree and...
-
further variation in spelling.
Tenbury was in the
upper division of
Doddingtree Hundred. The "Wells"
element of the name was
added following the discovery...
-
medieval village have been found.
Astley was in the
lower division of
Doddingtree Hundred.
Following the Poor Law
Amendment Act 1834
Astley Parish ceased...
- in Worcestershire, England.
Berrington was in the
upper division of
Doddingtree hundred.
Worcestershire Family History Guidebook,
Vanessa Morgan, 2011...
- Worcestershire, England.
Sapey Pritchard was in the
upper division of
Doddingtree Hundred. Old St Bartholomew's Church,
Lower Sapey Worcestershire Family...
- was a
collecting house for the
tithes gathered from
districts in the
Doddingtree Hundred.
Lattice House, King's Lynn.
Historic pub
named for its timbered...
- Bockleton. Kyre
Minor and Kyre
Wyard were both in the
upper division of
Doddingtree Hundred. Kyre Park is a park and
gardens within the
village which is...
-
Knighton on Teme is a
village and
civil parish once in the
hundred of
Doddingtree and now in the
Malvern Hills District of the
county of Worcestershire...
- Wyre
Forest West
group of parishes.
Bayton was in the
lower division of
Doddingtree Hundred. "Bayton". City po****tion.
Retrieved 14
April 2023. AA Book...
