SN:5694 - Electronic Edition of Domesday Book: Translation ... - ESDS

SN:5694 - Electronic Edition of Domesday Book: Translation ... - ESDS SN:5694 - Electronic Edition of Domesday Book: Translation ... - ESDS

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o Crook, 'Private Hunting Rights in Nottinghamshire' ... D. Crook, 'The Development of private Hunting Rights in Nottinghamshire, c. 1100-1258', Transactions of the Thoroton Society, 105 (2001) pp. 102-109 o Crook, 'Private Parks in Medieval Nottinghamshire' ... D. Crook, 'The Developpment of private Parks in Medieval Nottinghamshire', Transactions of the Thoroton Society, 106 (2002) pp. 73-80 o Croom, 'Fragmentation of the Minster Parochiae' ... J. Croom, 'Fragmentation of the Minster Parochiae in South-East Shropshire' in Blair, Minsters and Parish Churches, pp. 67-81. o Crouch, The Beaumont Twins ... D. Crouch, The Beaumont Twins, Cambridge, 1986 o Cunliffe, 'Chalton' ... B. Cunliffe, 'Saxon and Medieval Settlement-Pattern in the Region of Chalton, Hampshire', Medieval Archaeology, 16 (1972) pp. 1-12 o Curia Regis Rolls… Curia Regis Rolls (State Papers), London, 1923 on. o Darby, Medieval Fenland…H.C. Darby, The Medieval Fenland, Cambridge, 1940. o Darby, Draining of the Fens… H.C. Darby, The Draining of the Fens, (Cambridge Studies in Economic History), Cambridge, 1940. o Darlington, 'Aethelwig, Abbot of Evesham' ... R. R. Darlington, 'Aethelwig, Abbot of Evesham', English Historical Review, 48 (1933) pp. 1-22; 177-198. o Darlington, Darley Cartulary ... See Darley Cartulary (Darlington). o Darlington, 'Ecclesiastical Reform' ... R. R. Darlington, 'Ecclesiastical Reform in the Late Old English Period', English Historical Review 51 (1936) pp. 385-428. o Darlington, Worcester Cathedral Priory Cartulary ... See Worcester Cathedral Priory Cartulary (Darlington). o Darley Cartulary (Darlington).... R.R. Darlington, The Cartlary of Darley Abbey, 2 volumes, Kendal, 1945. o Dauzat, Dictionnaire des Noms de Famille et Prénoms …A. Dauzat Dictionnaire etymologique des noms de famille et prénoms de France, revised edition by Marie-Thérèse Morlet, Paris 1951. o Dauzat and Rostaing, Dictionnaire des Noms de Lieux en France ... A. Dauzat and Ch. Rostaing Dictionnaire etymologique des Noms de Lieux en France, 2nd edition, Paris, 1978. o Davenport, 'Two Middlesex Hundred Moots'… P. Davenport, 'Two Middlesex Hundred Moots', Transactions of the London and Middlesex Archaeological Society 16. o Davidson, 'Old Teign Bridge' ... J. B. Davidson, 'Remarks on Old Teign Bridge', in Transactions of the Devonshire Association for the Advancement of Science, Literature and Art, 16 (1884) pp. 444-452). o Davies, 'Anglo-Saxon Boundaries of Sutton and Scrooby' ... G.T. Davies, 'The Anglo-Saxon Boundaries of Sutton and Scrooby, Nottinghamshire', Transactions of the Thoroton Society, 87 (1983) pp. 13-22 o Davies and Vierck, 'Contexts of the Tribal Hidage' ... W. Davies and H. Vierck, 'The Contexts of the Tribal Hidage: Social Aggregates and Settlement Patterns', Frühmittelalterliche Studien, 8 (1974), pp. 223-93 o Davies, 'Lordships and Manors' ... J. C. Davies, 'Lordships and Manors in the County of Montgomery', Montgomeryshire Collections, 49 (1945) pp. 74-150. o Davies, Wales in the Early Middle Ages ... Wendy Davies, Wales in the Early Middle Ages (Studies in the Early History of Britain), Leicester, 1982. o Davis, Medieval Cartularies ... G. R. C. Davis, Medieval Cartularies of Great Britain, London, 1958. o Davis, England under the Normans ... H.W.C. Davis, England under the Normans and Angevins, London, 1905. o Davis, 'Alfred and Guthrum's frontier' ... R. H. C. Davis, 'Alfred and Guthrum's frontier', English Historical Review, 97 (1982) pp. 803-10 o Deanesly and Jeayes, 'Burton Abbey' ... M. Deanesly and I. H. Jeayes, 'Burton Abbey', Collections for a History of Staffordshire, 1937 (the whole volume: preface by M. Deanesly, descriptive catalogue by I. H. Jeayes) o Deering, History of Nottingham ... G. C. Deering, Nottinghamia Vetus et Nova or an historical Account of the Ancient and Present State of the Town, (1751). Republished as Deering History of Nottingham, with an index by R.C. Chick, Wakefield, 1970 o Desborough, 'Introduction', Staffordshire Domesday ... D. Desborough, 'An Introduction to the Staffordshire Domesday', A. Williams and G. H. Martin (eds.), The Staffordshire Domesday (London, 1991) pp.1-20 o Desborough, 'Introduction', Warwickshire Domesday ... D. Desborough, 'An Introduction to the Warwickshire Domesday', A. Williams and G. H. Martin (eds.), The Warwickshire Domesday (London, 1991) pp. 1-21 o Deserted Medieval Village Research Group, 'Deserted Medieval Villages in Leicestershire'... Deserted Medieval Village Research Group, 'Provisional List of Deserted Medieval Villages in Leicestershire', Transactions of the Leicestershire Archaeological and Historical Society, 39 (1963-4) pp, 24-33. o Devine, Cartulary of Cirencester Abbey ... See Cartulary of Cirencester Abbey (Devine)

o Devonshire Association, Devonshire Domesday ... The Devonshire Association for the Advancement of Science, Literature and Art: The Devonshire Domesday and Geld Inquest: Extension, Translation and Indices, Plymouth, 1884-1892 (originally published in nine parts as extra volumes to Transactions of the Devonshire Association for the Advancement of Science, Literature and Art). o Dewindt 'Land and People'… E.B.Dewindt, Land and People in Holywell-cum-Needingworth (Toronto, 1972) o Dialogus de Scaccario (Johnson) ... Richard Fitz Nigel (ed. C. Johnson) Dialogus de Scaccario, Oxford 1950. Revised edition by F. E. L. Carter and D. E. Greenway, Oxford 1983. o Dickinson, Kirby's Quest ... See Kirby's Quest (Dickinson). o Dickinson and Ricketts, 'Chronicle of Wigmore' ... J. C. Dickinson and P. T. Ricketts 'The Anglo-Norman Chronicle of Wigmore', Transactions of the Woolhope Naturalists' Field Club (1969) pp. 413-446. o Dictionary of Medieval Latin ... R.E. Latham, D.R. Howlett and others, A Dictionary of Medieval Latin from British Sources, Oxford University Press for the British Academy.[Volume 1 (A-L) consisting of fascicules i-v (1975-1997) is complete. For volume 2, fascicules vi (2001), vii (2002), viii (2003) and ix (2005) have appeared, taking the dictionary to Pel-.] o Doble, Saints of Cornwall … G.H. Doble, (ed. D. Attwater), The Saints of Cornwall, 5 volumes, Truro, 1960-1970 o Doble, St Carantoc … G.H. Doble, Saint Carantoc, Abbot and Confessor, Patron of Crantock, Cornwall and of Llangranog, Cardigan, 2nd. edition, Long Compton, 1938. o Doble, S. Neot … G.H. Doble, S. Neot. Patron of St. Neot, Cornwall and St. Neot's, Huntingdonshire, Exeter, 1929. o Doble, Saint Perran … G.H. Doble, Saint Perran, Saint Keverne and Saint Kerrian, (Cornish Saints series no. 29), Long Compton, 1931. o Doble, Saint Petrock … G.H. Doble, Saint Petrock, Abbot and Confessor, 3rd edition, Long Compton, 1938. o Dodgson, 'Two coals to Newcastle' ... J. McN. Dodgson, 'Two coals to Newcastle: 1. Mod E Jubbins; 2. Alliterative place-names' in Sandgren, Otium et Negotium, pp. 46-48. o Dodwell, 'Domesday Survey in Norfolk'… B. Dodwell, 'The Making of the Domesday Survey in Norfolk: the Hundred and a Half of Clacklose, English Historical Review, 84 pp. 79-84 o Dolley, Anglo-Saxon Coins … R.H.M.Dolley (ed.), Anglo-Saxon Coins, London, 1960. o Domesday Book. It consists of Great Domesday Book and Little Domesday Book. The general term 'Domesday Book' is used when referring to matters common to both texts. The manuscripts of both, together with other associated documents were transcribed, set in special type and published in four volumes as Domesday Book, associated texts, introduction and indices, (Record Commission), London 1783-1816. (1) Volume 1 contains Great Domesday. (2) Volume 2 contains Little Domesday (3) Volume 3 Libri Censualis Vocati Domesday Book, Additamenta ex Codic. Antiquiss., comprising the Liber Exoniensis (Exon. Domesday), the Inquisitio Eliensis, the Liber Wintoniensis ('Winton or Winchester Domesday), Boldon Book; (this is volume 4 in some bindings). (4) Volume 4 contains the General Introduction and Indices; see Ellis, General Introduction to Domesday Book (5) Volumes 1-2 were transcribed by Abraham Farley and his work is referred to as 'Farley'. Volume 3 was edited by H. Ellis and the transcription of the Liber Exoniensis was carried out by Ralph Barnes, chapter clerk of Exeter cathedral. Volume 3 is referred to as Ellis, Domesday Book, iii. (Libri Censualis) (6) For the Exon Lists of Hundred Names for Cornwall, see folio 63b; for Devon, see folio 63a; for Somerset see folios 63b-64a (List I); folios 64a-64b (List II). (7) For the Exon Tax Returns for Cornwall, see folios 72-74; for Devon, see folios 65a-71a; for Dorset, see folios 17a-24a; for Somerset, see folios 75a - 82b; 526b-527a; for Wiltshire (three different accounts), see folios 1-6,7-10,13-16. (8) For the Exon Terrae Occupatae, for Cornwall, see folios 507a-508b; for Devon, see folios 495a-506b; for Somerset, see folios 508b-525a. o Domesday Gazetteer ... H. C. Darby and G. R. Versey, Domesday Gazetteer, Cambridge, 1975. o Domesday Geography of Eastern England ... H. C. Darby, The Domesday Geography of Eastern England, Cambridge,1952.

o Devonshire Association, Devonshire <strong>Domesday</strong> ... The Devonshire Association for the Advancement <strong>of</strong><br />

Science, Literature and Art: The Devonshire <strong>Domesday</strong> and Geld Inquest: Extension, <strong>Translation</strong> and<br />

Indices, Plymouth, 1884-1892 (originally published in nine parts as extra volumes to Transactions <strong>of</strong> the<br />

Devonshire Association for the Advancement <strong>of</strong> Science, Literature and Art).<br />

o Dewindt 'Land and People'… E.B.Dewindt, Land and People in Holywell-cum-Needingworth (Toronto,<br />

1972)<br />

o Dialogus de Scaccario (Johnson) ... Richard Fitz Nigel (ed. C. Johnson) Dialogus de Scaccario, Oxford<br />

1950. Revised edition by F. E. L. Carter and D. E. Greenway, Oxford 1983.<br />

o Dickinson, Kirby's Quest ... See Kirby's Quest (Dickinson).<br />

o Dickinson and Ricketts, 'Chronicle <strong>of</strong> Wigmore' ... J. C. Dickinson and P. T. Ricketts 'The Anglo-Norman<br />

Chronicle <strong>of</strong> Wigmore', Transactions <strong>of</strong> the Woolhope Naturalists' Field Club (1969) pp. 413-446.<br />

o Dictionary <strong>of</strong> Medieval Latin ... R.E. Latham, D.R. Howlett and others, A Dictionary <strong>of</strong> Medieval Latin<br />

from British Sources, Oxford University Press for the British Academy.[Volume 1 (A-L) consisting <strong>of</strong><br />

fascicules i-v (1975-1997) is complete. For volume 2, fascicules vi (2001), vii (2002), viii (2003) and ix<br />

(2005) have appeared, taking the dictionary to Pel-.]<br />

o Doble, Saints <strong>of</strong> Cornwall … G.H. Doble, (ed. D. Attwater), The Saints <strong>of</strong> Cornwall, 5 volumes, Truro,<br />

1960-1970<br />

o Doble, St Carantoc … G.H. Doble, Saint Carantoc, Abbot and Confessor, Patron <strong>of</strong> Crantock, Cornwall<br />

and <strong>of</strong> Llangranog, Cardigan, 2nd. edition, Long Compton, 1938.<br />

o Doble, S. Neot … G.H. Doble, S. Neot. Patron <strong>of</strong> St. Neot, Cornwall and St. Neot's, Huntingdonshire,<br />

Exeter, 1929.<br />

o Doble, Saint Perran … G.H. Doble, Saint Perran, Saint Keverne and Saint Kerrian, (Cornish Saints series<br />

no. 29), Long Compton, 1931.<br />

o Doble, Saint Petrock … G.H. Doble, Saint Petrock, Abbot and Confessor, 3rd edition, Long Compton,<br />

1938.<br />

o Dodgson, 'Two coals to Newcastle' ... J. McN. Dodgson, 'Two coals to Newcastle: 1. Mod E Jubbins; 2.<br />

Alliterative place-names' in Sandgren, Otium et Negotium, pp. 46-48.<br />

o Dodwell, '<strong>Domesday</strong> Survey in Norfolk'… B. Dodwell, 'The Making <strong>of</strong> the <strong>Domesday</strong> Survey in Norfolk:<br />

the Hundred and a Half <strong>of</strong> Clacklose, English Historical Review, 84 pp. 79-84<br />

o Dolley, Anglo-Saxon Coins … R.H.M.Dolley (ed.), Anglo-Saxon Coins, London, 1960.<br />

o <strong>Domesday</strong> <strong>Book</strong>. It consists <strong>of</strong> Great <strong>Domesday</strong> <strong>Book</strong> and Little <strong>Domesday</strong> <strong>Book</strong>. The general term<br />

'<strong>Domesday</strong> <strong>Book</strong>' is used when referring to matters common to both texts. The manuscripts <strong>of</strong> both, together<br />

with other associated documents were transcribed, set in special type and published in four volumes as<br />

<strong>Domesday</strong> <strong>Book</strong>, associated texts, introduction and indices, (Record Commission), London 1783-1816.<br />

(1) Volume 1 contains Great <strong>Domesday</strong>.<br />

(2) Volume 2 contains Little <strong>Domesday</strong><br />

(3) Volume 3 Libri Censualis Vocati <strong>Domesday</strong> <strong>Book</strong>, Additamenta ex Codic. Antiquiss.,<br />

comprising the Liber Exoniensis (Exon. <strong>Domesday</strong>), the Inquisitio Eliensis, the Liber<br />

Wintoniensis ('Winton or Winchester <strong>Domesday</strong>), Boldon <strong>Book</strong>; (this is volume 4 in some<br />

bindings).<br />

(4) Volume 4 contains the General Introduction and Indices; see Ellis, General Introduction to<br />

<strong>Domesday</strong> <strong>Book</strong><br />

(5) Volumes 1-2 were transcribed by Abraham Farley and his work is referred to as 'Farley'.<br />

Volume 3 was edited by H. Ellis and the transcription <strong>of</strong> the Liber Exoniensis was carried out<br />

by Ralph Barnes, chapter clerk <strong>of</strong> Exeter cathedral. Volume 3 is referred to as Ellis, <strong>Domesday</strong><br />

<strong>Book</strong>, iii. (Libri Censualis)<br />

(6) For the Exon Lists <strong>of</strong> Hundred Names for Cornwall, see folio 63b; for Devon, see folio 63a; for<br />

Somerset see folios 63b-64a (List I); folios 64a-64b (List II).<br />

(7) For the Exon Tax Returns for Cornwall, see folios 72-74; for Devon, see folios 65a-71a; for<br />

Dorset, see folios 17a-24a; for Somerset, see folios 75a - 82b; 526b-527a; for Wiltshire (three<br />

different accounts), see folios 1-6,7-10,13-16.<br />

(8) For the Exon Terrae Occupatae, for Cornwall, see folios 507a-508b; for Devon, see folios<br />

495a-506b; for Somerset, see folios 508b-525a.<br />

o <strong>Domesday</strong> Gazetteer ... H. C. Darby and G. R. Versey, <strong>Domesday</strong> Gazetteer, Cambridge, 1975.<br />

o <strong>Domesday</strong> Geography <strong>of</strong> Eastern England ... H. C. Darby, The <strong>Domesday</strong> Geography <strong>of</strong> Eastern England,<br />

Cambridge,1952.

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