Volume 1

The history and antiquities of the county of Dorset / Compiled from the best and most ancient historians, inquisitions post mortem, and other valuable records and mss. in the public offices, and libraries, and in private hands. With a copy of Domesday book and the Inquisitio Gheldi for the county: interspersed with some remarkable particulars of natural history; and adorned with a correct map of the county, and views of antiquities, seats of the nobility and gentry, &c. By John Hutchins, M.A.

  • John Hutchins
Date:
1774
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Credit: The history and antiquities of the county of Dorset / Compiled from the best and most ancient historians, inquisitions post mortem, and other valuable records and mss. in the public offices, and libraries, and in private hands. With a copy of Domesday book and the Inquisitio Gheldi for the county: interspersed with some remarkable particulars of natural history; and adorned with a correct map of the county, and views of antiquities, seats of the nobility and gentry, &c. By John Hutchins, M.A. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Middleton Abb. Pideltona 6. Haltone 6. Bere 6. Concrefdic 6. Ailevefwoda 7. Cel- berga 8. Morberga 8. Cuferdeftrove 8. Moron, IV. Tolreforda 6. Celeberga 7. Hu- nefberga 7. Monafterio de, IV. Concrefdic 6. More tone, /£?//. de, Tol reford 6. Moriton Comes, Etheminftre 5. Witchirca 5. Oglefcoma 5. Glocherefdon 5. Albretef- berga 5. Bedeberie 6. Canendona 6. Pid- eltona 6. Golderoneftone 6. Beleminftre 6. Bere 6. Concrefdic 6. Celeberga 7. Cbe- noltune 7. Bunefberga 7. Gelingeham 7. Brunefella 7. Hafelora 8. Winfrode 8. Dore¬ ceftra 8. Perendona 8. Bochena 8. Cuferde¬ ftrove 8. Olleio, Robertus de, Canendona 6. Haltone 6. Bochena 8. Ofmundus Epifcopus, Beleminftre 6, Sirebur- na 8. -Pijlor, Winfrode 8. Celberga 8. On, Will, de, Tolreforda 6. Chenoltune 7. Doreceftra 8. Petrus Epifcopus, Cuferdeftrove 8.-The only bifhop of this name at this time in England was confecrated to the fee of Lichfield 1067, which he transferred to Chefter 1075, and died 1085. Picot, Bedeberie 5. Portu, Hugo de, Tolreforda 6. Frontona 8. Pratellenfis Abbatiffa, Gelingeham 7. Presbyter, Cuferdeftrove 8. S‘° Sfuintino, Hugo de, Celberga 8. Doreceftra 8. Radulph, Concrefdic 6. --Clericus, Dorceftra 8. Rainbold Presbyter, Bochena 8. Ranulf, Tolreforda 6. Redvers, Rich, de, Beleminftre 6. Rodbertus, Hunefberga 7. Rotbert, Winfrode 8. Rotbert, Fil. Radulph, Hafelora 8. -Fil. Giro Id, [vid. Gerold. ] -Fil. Room's, [vid. Ivonis.J Sarisberienjis Epifcopus et Sirebernenfes monacbi, Etheminftre 5. Beleminftre 6. Brune¬ fella 7. Sireburna 8. Sceptesberi Abb. Haltone 6. Celberga 7. Aile¬ vefwoda 7. Hanlega 7. Newentona 7. Lange- berga 7. Sexpena 7. Pimpre 7. Gelinge¬ ham 7. Hafelora 7. [Vid. Edwardt S“ Ab- batijfa.\ Scocia, Will. Brunefella 7. Cuferdeftrove 8. Sewarus, Sireburna 8. Shireburnenfes monachi, Brunefella 7. Sireburna 8. -epifcopus, Sireburna 8. Silvejlris, Hugo, Brunefella 7. Paini, Glocherefdon 5. Oglefcoma 5. Canen¬ dona 6. Bere 6. Cuferdeftrove 8. Lodre 8. <Tarvijloc Abbas, Redhava 6. Tonitruus, Walt. Bere 6. Purfinusfil. Rolf,Witchirca 5. Golderonefton 6. Vidua qucedam, Albretelberga 5. Villaris Monafi. Abbatiffa, Oglefcoma 5. Vlfus, Witchirca 5. Ulvaricus Venator, Canendona 5. Ulveva, Celeberga 7. XJlviet Venator, Albretefberga 5. Uhuritius Venator, Celeberga 7. TJrfo, Etheminftre 5. Gelingeham 7. Uxor Hugonis, Oglefcoma 5. Cuferdeftrove 8. Bere 6. Ailevefwoda 7. Doreceftra 8. Hafelore 7. Langeberga 7. Hunefberga 7. Waard, Tolreforda 6. JValchelinus, Doreceftra 8. Bochena 8. Waleran Venator, Ferendona 8. Wandragifili Abbas, Hafelora 8. Willielmus Capellanus, Witchircha 5. Wiltonienjis Abbas, Canendona 5. Chenoltune 7. Wintonienfis Abbas, Stane 6. This record gives a Latin termination to the names of places, and generally to thofe of perfons. We meet with many peculiar phrafes in it: deberent cjfe is an abfolute Gallicifm ; congregatores is put for colleclores; folidi denariorum for fhillings: in dicis, in their accountse; dederunt vadimo- nium in mifericordia regis, they gave bail to ftand at the mercy of the king; ager for acra; adquietavit, paid for; tanglanda for tainlanda j pofuit intra firmam regis, made fubjedt to pay rent to the king. De quo f dimidio hidte] <vadiavit regem adguarant, which he made over to the king for fecurity. Manjio is ufed here in Lodra hundred for a farm, as in Domefday for rent f. Dominicatus for Domini cum. * Du Cange, v. Dica. 1 Spelm. in v. I n q u 1-