Domesday Book by page
Current page: Lincolnshire, page 31
The original folios of Domesday Book, a complete survey of England written in AD 1086.
Places mentioned on this page
- Asgarby, 22 households
- Asterby, 18 households
- Benniworth, 54 households
- Bullington, 27 households
- Burreth, 10.5 households
- East Keal, 27 households
- Edlington, 59 households
- Halton [Holegate], 31 households
- Hareby, 43 households
- Horsington, 32.5 households
- Hundleby, 37 households
- Kingthorpe, 15 households
- [Little] Minting, 28.5 households
- [Little] Steeping, 31 households
- Ludford, 48 households
- [Mavis] Enderby, 30.5 households
- Miningsby, 48 households
- Minting, 28.5 households
- [North] Ormsby, 31 households
- [Old] Bolingbroke, 32 households
- Raithby [-by-Spilsby], 26.5 households
- Sibsey, 77 households
- Stenigot, 28 households
- Stickford, 30 households
- Stickney, 38 households
- Stixwould, 21 households
- Strubby, 8 households
- Thorley, 4.5 households
- Thorpe [St Peter], 33.7 households
- Toynton [All Saints and St Peter], 78 households
- Wyham, 21 households
Domesday Book images kindly made available by Professor J.J.N. Palmer.