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Winchcombeshire was an
ancient county in the
South West of England, in the Anglo-Saxon period...
- is now a part of the city of Southampton. A "lost"
Saxon county was
Winchcombeshire which lasted from 1007 to 1017
before being incorporated into Gloucestershire...
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where it is
called Tuinaeum, part of
Gretestane in the
county of
Winchcombeshire and then
mentioned in
Domesday Book,
described as "Tu(e)ninge, Kings...
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close of the 11th century, the
boundaries were
readjusted to
include Winchcombeshire,
previously a
county by itself, and at the same time the
forest district...
- Tamworth. In the 11th century, the town was
briefly the
county town of
Winchcombeshire. The Anglo-Saxon St Kenelm, said to be a son of Coenwulf, is believed...
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certain administrative purposes.
Allertonshire Hallamshire Hullshire Winchcombeshire "Howdenshire Wapentake ::
Survey of
English Place-Names". epns.nottingham...
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including the vill of Howgrave.
Hallamshire Howdenshire Hullshire Winchcombeshire Guide to
Local Administrative Units of
England Volume II : Northern...
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Hexhamshire History of
Yorkshire List of
hundreds of
England and
Wales Winchcombeshire "Resident Po****tion
Estimates by
Ethnic Group (Percentages); Mid-2005...
- of Berkshire,
England All
pages with
titles containing Winchcombe Winchcombeshire,
ancient English county This
disambiguation page
lists articles ****ociated...
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Burghshire Hallam,
Pennsylvania Hexhamshire Howdenshire Richmondshire Winchcombeshire David Hey,
Historic Hallamshire Goodall,
Armitage C. (1913). "Hallam"...
