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{{Scottish document
|tna_id=D7304685
|tna_collection=Exchequer: Treasury of the Receipt: Domesday Book etc.
|tna_title=Place name: Watton at Stone, Hertfordshire Folio: 136v; 137r Great Domesday Book. Domesday place name: Watone/Wodtone.
|tna_citable_reference= E 31/2/1/5385
|tna_description=People mentioned within entire folio: Abbey of St Peter of Westminster; Alwine, thegn of King Edward; Beorhtric, man of Queen Edith; Burgesses of Berkhamstead; Canons of Church of Holy Cross of Waltham; Church of Holy Cross of Waltham; Count Alan; Eadgifu the nun; Eadmaer Atule; Eadmaer, thegn of Earl Harold; Fulcold; Godwine; Godwine, man of Ingelric; Housecarl of King Edward; Humphrey; Ingelric; King Edward as lord; Leofric, man of Oswulf; Leofwine; Men of Earl Leofwine; Ralph; Ranulph; Ranulph, sergeant of Robert, Count of Mortain; Robert, Count of Mortain; Saeric, man of Earl Leofwine; Siward, sokeman of King Edward; Sokeman of Earl Leofwine; Thorir, man of Earl Leofwine; Wicga, man of Oswulf son of Frani
|tna_covering_dates=1086
|tna_held_by=The National Archives, Kew
|tna_closure_status=Open Document, Open Description
|tna_closure_type=Normal Closure before FOI Act:
|tna_subjects=C10106 Taxation;
C10053 Landed estates
|tna_digitised=Yes
|order_original=Received
}}{{Timeline subobject
|entry_precedence=24
|document_type=Domesday
|date=1086
|person_page=Anquetil de Ros (fl1066)
|family_page=
|place_page=Watton at Stone, Hertfordshire
|related_person=Edward the Confessor;William the Conqueror
|related_place=
|related_topic=Domesday Book;Timeline of de Ros families
|timeline=1086 - Count Alan holds 1½ hides in [[Watton at Stone, Hertfordshire|Wodtone]], Broadwater Hundred, [[Hertford]]. Godwine holds of him. There is land for 4 ploughs. In demesne there can be 2 ploughs. There 3 bordars and cottars have 2 ploughs. There is meadow for 2 oxen, and pasture for the livestock. It is a was worth 20s ; TRE 30s. Godwine held this land of the Church of St. Peter ; he could not sell, but after his death it ought to have reverted to the church, as the hundred testifies. But his wife turned with this land by force to Eadgifu the Fair, and held it on the day when [[Edward the Confessor|King Edward]] was alive and dead. From this land 16 acres were taken after the coming of [[William the Conqueror|King William]], which now [[Anquetil de Ros (fl1066)|Anschtal de Ros]] holds under the archbishop, and yet Count Alan discharges the kings geld on them.
|citation=[https://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk/details/r/D7304685 "Watton at Stone, Hertfordshire Folio: 136v; 137r Great Domesday Book"] ''The National Archives''. 18 Dec 2008. Retrieved 17 Jul 2025.
|citation_name=TNA E 31/2/1/5385
}}

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