Domesday Book by page
Current page: Somerset, page 26
The original folios of Domesday Book, a complete survey of England written in AD 1086.
Places mentioned on this page
- Barton [St David], 16 households
- Buckland [St Mary], 8 households
- Cannington, 39.8 households
- Capland, 2 households
- Chilton [Trinity], 3 households
- Durleigh, 9 households
- Earnshill, 7 households
- [Goose, North and South] Bradon, 7 households
- Hay [Street], 3 households
- Honibere, 4 households
- Huntstile, 7 households
- Lilstock, 20 households
- Lopen, 12 households
- [Lytes] Cary, 9 households
- Melcombe, 10 households
- Merriott, 39 households
- Milton, 6 households
- [North and West] Newton, 38 households
- Perry, 17 households
- Pignes, 6 households
- Pitcote, 22.5 households
- Seavington [Abbots, St Mary and St Michael], 40 households
- Shovel, 0 households
- St Michael Church, 0 households
- [Ston] Easton, 23 households
- Walton, 7 households
- Wearne, 2 households
- Wellisford, 10 households
- Wigborough, 5 households
- Withypool, 0 households
Domesday Book images kindly made available by Professor J.J.N. Palmer.