Domesday Book by page
Current page: Lincolnshire, page 33
The original folios of Domesday Book, a complete survey of England written in AD 1086.
Places mentioned on this page
- Audleby, 33 households
- Beckering, 15 households
- Bleasby, 10 households
- Blyton, 0 households
- Cadney, 33 households
- Dunstall, 17 households
- [East and West] Barkwith, 26 households
- [East and West] Torrington, 24 households
- Elsham, 41.5 households
- Hackthorn, 39.5 households
- Hainton, 31 households
- Holton [-le-Moor], 30 households
- Laughton, 29 households
- [Market, Middle and West] Rasen, 144.3 households
- Northorpe, 40 households
- Osgodby, 41.8 households
- Otby, 20.3 households
- Owersby, 91 households
- Riby, 33.3 households
- Scotton, 71 households
- Sixhills, 39 households
- Snarford, 18 households
- [South] Kelsey, 77 households
- Southrey, 11 households
- Souththorpe, 0 households
- Stainton, 22.2 households
- Strubby, 8 households
- Swallow, 49.5 households
- Tealby, 52.5 households
- Thonock, 5.5 households
- Thornton [-le-Moor], 18 households
- Walesby, 27.3 households
- Wharton, 5.5 households
- Yawthorpe, 6 households
Domesday Book images kindly made available by Professor J.J.N. Palmer.