Domesday Book by page
Current page: Cornwall, page 8
The original folios of Domesday Book, a complete survey of England written in AD 1086.
Places mentioned on this page
- Alvacott, 5 households
- Crackington and Crackington [Haven], 8 households
- Dizzard, 6 households
- [East and West] Balsdon, 3 households
- [East and West] Curry, 1 household
- Galowras, 4 households
- [Great and Little] Moreton, 7 households
- Hornacott, 6 households
- Lamellen, 7 households
- Lametton, 4 households
- Lancarffe, 12 households
- Norton, 11 households
- Polyphant, 12 households
- Poundstock, 38 households
- Roscarnon, 10.5 households
- Roscarrock?, 13 households
- Rosebenault, 9 households
- Rosecare, 3 households
- St Gennys, 44 households
- Treblary, 6 households
- Tredaule, 35 households
- Trefreock, 3 households
- Tregrebri, 5 households
- Trenuth?, 15 households
- Trerice, 7 households
- Treslay, 3 households
- Tresparrett, 6 households
- Trevague, 32 households
- Trewen?, 2 households
- Treworgie?, 3 households
- Westcott?, 3 households
- Worthyvale, 43 households
Domesday Book images kindly made available by Professor J.J.N. Palmer.