Source:British document TNA, E 31/2/1/378

TNA, E 31/2/1/378
Place name: Ashenfield, Kent. Folio: 12r Great Domesday Book. Domesday place name: Esmerefel.
Originally written 1086

Document

The National Archives (UK) catalogue
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 31/2/1/378 (link to catalog entry)
Title	Place name: Ashenfield, Kent. Folio: 12r Great Domesday Book. Domesday place name: Esmerefel.
Description	People mentioned within entire folio: Abbey of St Augustine of Canterbury; Adam; Ansered; Ansketil; Burgesses of Canterbury; Burgesses of Fordwich; Eadric of Elham; Earl Godwine; Esbiorn Bigga; King Edward as donor; King William as monarch; Lanfranc, Archbishop of Canterbury; Odo, Bishop of Bayeux; Ralph; Robert Latimer; Abbot of St Augustine of Canterbury.
Period	1086
Closure status	Open Document, Open Description
Closure type	Normal Closure before FOI Act:
Subjects	C10106 Taxation; C10053 Landed estates
Digitised	Yes

People pages	• Anquetil de Ros (fl1066)
Place pages	• Ashenfield, Kent
Related topics	• Domesday Book • Timeline of de Ros families

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• 1086 - The abbot himself holds Esmerefel in Wye Hundred, Kent, and Anschitil holds of him. It is assessed at 1 sulung. There is land for 1 plough; and there is 1 plough in demesne, with 5 bordars, and 6 acres of meadow. There is woodland for 10 pigs. TRE it was worth 40s; and afterwards 20s ; now 40s.
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