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Atiscross or Ati's
Cross was one of the
original twelve Hundreds of
Cheshire bordering the
Welsh Kingdom of
Gwynedd to the west. It
appears in the Domesday...
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resembles the
boundaries of the
Hundred of
Atiscross as it
existed at the time of the
Domesday Book.
Atiscross,
along with the
Hundred of Exestan, was transferred...
- The
Domesday Book
records Cheshire as
having two
complete Hundreds (
Atiscross and Exestan) that
later became the prin****l part of Flintshire. Additionally...
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areas that
later became part of Wales,
including the two
hundreds of
Atiscross and Exestan, and the
southern part of
Duddestan Hundred (as it was known...
- Survey. The land
south of the
River Mersey was made up of
twelve hundreds:
Atiscross, Bochelau, Chester, Dudestan, Exestan, Hamestan, Middlewich, Riseton,...
- sources, the
complete list of
hundreds of
Cheshire at this time are:
Atiscross, Bochelau, Chester, Dudestan, Exestan, Hamestan, Middlewich, Riseton,...
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estate are
described in the
Domesday book,
situated within the
Hundred of
Atiscross,
measuring 0.5 leagues. Then
owned by St. Werburgh's
Abbey in Chester...
- the
formation of Lancashire, and
transfer of some
hundreds to
Wales (
Atiscross, Exestan, and part of Dudestan), and
Tarvin became ****ociated with the...
