Domesday Book by page
Current page: Devon, page 10
The original folios of Domesday Book, a complete survey of England written in AD 1086.
Places mentioned on this page
- Alwington, 40 households
- Buckland [Brewer], 30 households
- Bulkworthy, 10 households
- Culleigh, 7 households
- [East and West] Anstey, 52 households
- [East, Higher and Lower] Densham, 7 households
- [East] Putford, 17 households
- Exeter, 1 household
- Farringdon, 9 households
- Frithelstock, 52 households
- Galsworthy, 30 households
- Gidleigh, 0 households
- Hareston, 9 households
- Hewis, 2 households
- Holbrook, 11 households
- Honiton, 35 households
- Landeshers, 0 households
- [Little] Torrington, 33 households
- Ludbrook and [Higher] Ludbrook, 24 households
- Lupridge, 11 households
- Monkleigh, 25 households
- Northleigh, 14 households
- Poughill, 10 households
- Rockbeare, 35 households
- Shobrooke, 17 households
- Smytham, 3 households
- Stochelie, 5 households
- Stockleigh, 30 households
- Stockleigh, 5 households
- Stowford, 0 households
- [West] Raddon, 21 households
- Winston, 6 households
- Womberford, 7 households
- Wyke, 14 households
Domesday Book images kindly made available by Professor J.J.N. Palmer.