Source:British document TNA, E 31/2/1/261
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| TNA, E 31/2/1/261 | |
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| Place name: Hoo Allhallows, Hoo St Werburgh and Hoo St Mary, Kent. Folio: 8v Great Domesday Book. | |
| Originally written 1086 | |
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| The National Archives (UK) catalogue | |
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| Held by | The National Archives, Kew |
| Collection | Exchequer: Treasury of the Receipt: Domesday Book etc. (E 31/2/1) |
| Collection notes | Great Domesday: Kent, Sussex, Surrey, Hampshire, Berkshire, Wiltshire, Dorset, Somerset, Devon, Cornwall, Middlesex, Hertfordshire, Buckinghamshire,... |
| Reference | E 31/2/1/261 (link to catalog entry) |
| Title | Place name: Hoo Allhallows, Hoo St Werburgh and Hoo St Mary, Kent. Folio: 8v Great Domesday Book. |
| Description | Domesday place name: Hou. People mentioned within entire folio: Adam; Adam fitzHubert; Adelold; Aethelnoth Cild; Ansgot of Rochester; Ansketil de Rots; Earl Godwine; Edward; Edwin; Eskil; Godric; Godwine; Gothild; Hamo; Helto; Hugh de Breboeuf; King Edward as lord; Leofgifu; Man of Adam fitzHubert; Northmann; Osweard; Ralph fitzTurold; Ranulph de Colombieres; Rayner; Richard of Tonbridge, son of Count Gilbert; Robert; Robert Latimer; Son of William de Thaon. |
| Period | 1086 |
| Closure status | Open Document, Open Description |
| Closure type | Normal Closure before FOI Act: |
| Subjects | C10106 Taxation;
C10053 Landed estates |
| Digitised | Yes |
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- 1086 - Anschitel de Ros holds 3 sulungs of Hou and he has there in demesne 1 plough; and 5 villans with 1 cottars have 1½ ploughs. There are 5 serfs, and 1 mill rendering 10s, and 12 acres of meadow, and 2 fisheries rendering 5s. TRE, and afterwards, it was worth 6l ; now 6l5s.[1]
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Sources
- ↑ "Hoo Allhallows, Hoo St Werburgh and Hoo St Mary, Kent. Folio: 8v Great Domesday Book" The National Archives. 18 Dec 2008. Retrieved 17 Jul 2025.