Name: Alnoth the noble (of Kent)

This landowner is associated with 26 places before the Conquest; 1 after the Conquest. (Note that the same name is not necessarily the same person.)

Charleston, Totnore, Sussex

Chart [Sutton], Eyhorne, Kent

Chetwode, Rowley, Buckinghamshire

Easole, Eastry, Kent

Eccles, Larkfield, Kent

[Great] Tew, Wootton, Oxfordshire

Hailsham, Pevensey, Sussex

Harpingden, Holmestrow, Sussex

Hawkhurst, None, Kent

Merclesham, None, Kent

[Monk] Sherborne, Chuteley, Hampshire

Ovingdean, Welesmere, Sussex

Pimp's [Court], Twyford, Kent

Shovelstrode, East Grinstead, Sussex

Stanton [Harcourt], Wootton, Oxfordshire

Tingewick, Rowley, Buckinghamshire

Wartling, Foxearle, Sussex

Westbury, Stotfold, Buckinghamshire

[West] Farleigh, Twyford, Kent

Wilmington, Avronhelle, Sussex

The immediate lord over the peasants after the Conquest, who paid tax to the tenant-in-chief.