Southampton

• Hundred: Mansbridge
• County: Hampshire
• Total population: 185.5 households (very large).
• Total tax assessed: 2.5 exemption units (quite small).

Southampton appears in 4 entries in Domesday Book (show all).

❧ ENTRY 1 ❧

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• Taxable units: Taxable value 5 exemption units. Taxed on 3.0. Payments of 0.16 fisheries.
• Value: Value to lord in 1066 £7. Value to lord in 1086 £10. Value to lord c. 1070 £4.
• Households: 11 villagers. 9 smallholders. 1 slave.
• Ploughland: 9 ploughlands (land for). 1 lord's plough teams. 8 men's plough teams.
• Other resources: Meadow 23 acres. Woodland 20 swine render. 2 fisheries. 3 churches. 1.0 church lands.
• Lord in 1066: Winchester (St Peter & St Swithin), bishop of.
• Lords in 1086: Richere the cleric; Winchester (St Peter & St Swithin), bishop of.
• Tenant-in-chief in 1086: Winchester (St Peter & St Swithin), bishop of.
• Places mentioned in this entry: Southampton; [South] Stoneham.
• Phillimore reference: 3,16

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❧ ENTRY 2 ❧

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• Value: Value to lord in 1066 £7. Value to lord in 1086 £7.
• Households: 79 men.
• Lord in 1066: King Edward.
• Lord in 1086: King William.
• Tenant-in-chief in 1086: King William.
• Phillimore reference: S1

❧ ENTRY 3 ❧

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• Households: 96 other.
• Lords in 1066: Alric's sons; Cypping (of Worthy); Eskil the priest; Fugel; Gerwy (of Les Loges); Godwin <of Worthy>; Ketil (the steersman); Odo of Winchester; (Earl) Tosti.
• Overlord in 1066: King Edward.
• Lords in 1086: Bernard Pancevolt; Ralph of Mortimer.
• Tenant-in-chief in 1086: King William.
• Phillimore reference: S2

❧ ENTRY 4 ❧

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• Other resources: 1 fishery.
• Lord in 1066: King Edward.
• Lords in 1086: Aiulf the chamberlain; Ansketil son of Osmund; Cormeilles (Sainte-Marie), abbey of; Durand of Gloucester; Count of Evreux; Bishop G[eoffrey] of Coutances; Gilbert of Bretteville; Hugh of Grandmesnil; Hugh of Port; Humphrey the chamberlain; Lyre (Sainte-Marie), abbey of; Nigel the doctor; Osbern Giffard; Ralph of Mortimer; Ralph of Tosny; Reginald (Cnut); Richard Poynant; Richere of Les Andelys; Count Robert of Mortain; Stephen son of Erhard; Turstin the chamberlain; Turstin the engineer; Wherwell (Holy Cross), abbey of; William son of Stur.
• Tenant-in-chief in 1086: King William.
• Phillimore reference: S3