- 54. In 1086
Stanton St
Gabriel was
described in the
Domesday Book as "
Stantone", a
derivation from Old
English meaning "farm on
stoney ground". The old...
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known as
Selsley Common. In the
Domesday Book of 1086, an
estate called Stantone is
recorded as held by
Turstin FitzRolf. The name "Stanley"
derives from...
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Leicestershire (1086): In
Guthlaxton Wapentake….
Robert the
Bursar holds in
STANTONE 6
caracutes of land. Land for […….ploughs] 7
villagers with 3 smallholders...
- Bath and Bristol.
Stanton Drew was
listed in the
Domesday Book of 1086 as
Stantone. The
first element is
clearly a
direct reference to the
megalithic monument...
- Sub-enfeoffed to
Bernard (Pancevolt?) King's Stanley,
Gloucestershire (
Stantone). Tovi also held a
manor here. Oakley,
Gloucestershire (Achelie). There...
-
Toseland in Huntingdonshire; the name of the
settlement was
written as
Stantone in the
Domesday Book. In 1086
there was just one
manor at Fenstanton; the...
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Farham 1317 – John the
Vicar 1319 –
Robert de
Trumpesflete 1321 –
Thomas de
Stantone 1327 – John de
Ferriby 1352–61 – John
Lecche 1361–81 –
Nicholas de Kaerwent...
- have been seen as
distinct by 1086, when the
Domesday Book
referred to a "
Stantone" and a "Stantune", and were
certainly so by 1240,
distinguished in Liber...
- road, 0.6
miles (0.97 km) to the northeast).
Farmland and
woodland at
Stantone in the
ancient hundred of Chippenham, were
recorded in the
Domesday Book...
- Art Gallery,
Stoke on Trent.
Stanton is
listed in the
Domesday Book as
Stantone, the name
means "Stone Farmstead"
which could refer to its
building material...
