-
Neatham is a
Roman hamlet, an
ancient hundred and a
former civil parish, now in the
parish of Alton, in the East
Hampshire district of Hampshire, England...
- in the
British Museum.
There is
evidence of a
Roman posting station at
Neatham near Alton,
probably called Vindomis, and a ford
across the
River Wey on...
- [West] Horsley, Woking,
Surrey Malshanger, Chuteley,
Hampshire Will Hall,
Neatham,
Hampshire His
landholdings as a
mesne tenant as
listed in the Domesday...
- has been
suggested as an
alternative to
Nursling (on the
River Test) or
Neatham (near Alton) for the
Roman station Onna
listed in the
Antonine Itinerary...
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Archived from the
original on 7
August 2016.
Retrieved 3
August 2016.
Neatham, Anne
Marie (5 May 2020). ""Keep Kids Coding"".
Ocado Group. "Code for...
- Langrish, Lasham, Lindford, Liphook, Liss,
Lower Froyle,
Lower Wield Medstead Neatham,
Newton Valence,
North Street Petersfield,
Priors Dean Ropley,
Ropley Dean...
-
stone and sand". Henry's
brother King
Stephen granted the
abbey land at
Neatham, and ("at the
request of his brother")
freed the
abbey from the military...
-
Liphook Liss Liss
Forest Longmoor Lovedean Lower Wield Medstead Monkwood Neatham New
Copse Newton Valence North Street Nursted Oakhanger Oakshott P****field...
- were recorded) in the
Domesday Book of 1086 in the
ancient hundred of
Neatham, at
which time
Eustace II,
Count of
Boulogne was tenant-in-chief and Lord...
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Monxton Morestead Mortimer West End
Mottisfont Moundsmere Nately Scures Neatham Nether Wallop Netherton Netley Netley Abbey New
Alresford New
Copse New...
