Domesday entries for CHESHIRE WEST AND CHESTER

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Broomhill	Brown Heath	Brown Knowl	Broxton
Bruera	Bryn	Buckoak	Budworth Heath
Bradley Green	Broken Cross	Hollowmoor Heath	Ince
Brassey Green	Bickley	Bickley Moss	Bickley Town
Bickleywood	Birch Heath	Blacon	Boothsdale
Boots Green	Bostock Green	Boughton	Boughton Heath
Aston	Aston Heath	Backford	Backford Cross
Balderton	Barnhill	Barnton	Barrowmore Estate
Bartington	Barton	Beeston	Belgrave
Bell o' th' Hill	Abbot's Meads	Acton Bridge	Aldersey Green
Aldersey Park	Aldford	Allostock	Alvanley
Anderton	Antrobus	Ashton	Burton
Burton	Burwardsley	Byley	Capenhurst
Castletown	Chester	Childer Thornton	Chorlton Lane
Christleton	Churton	Clifton	Clive
Clive Green	Clotton	Clotton Common	Clutton
Coddington	Comberbach	Common Side	Commonside
Cooksongreen	Cotebrook	Crewe-by-Farndon	Cross o' th' Hill
Crowton	Cuddington	Cuddington Heath	Darnhall
Davenham	Delamere	Dodleston	Dones Green
Duckington	Duddon	Duddon Common	Dunham-on-the-Hill
Dunkirk	Dutton	Eaton	Eaton Hall
Ebnal	Eccleston	Edge Green	Ellesmere Port
Elton	Elton Green	Farndon	Fivecrosses
Foxwist Green	Frandley	Frodsham	Fullers Moor
Gatesheath	Gibb Hill	Gorstage	Gorstella
Gravel	Great Barrow	Great Budworth	Great Sutton
Greenbank	Greenlooms	Guilden Sutton	Hallowsgate
Hampton Green	Hampton Heath	Hand Green	Handbridge
Handley	Hapsford	Hargrave	Hartford
Hartfordbeach	Harthill	Hatchmere	Hatton Heath
Hebden Green	Helsby	Hetherson Green	Higher Burwardsley
Higher Shurlach	Higher Whitley	Higher Wincham	Higher Wych
Hinderton	Hob Hill	Hoofield	Hoole
Hoole Bank	Hooton	Horton Green	Huntington
Huxley	Kelsall	Kidnal	Kingsley
Lach Dennis	Lache	Lea by Backford	Ledsham
Leftwich	Little Barrow	Little Budworth	Little Heath
Little Leigh	Little Neston	Little Stanney	Little Sutton
Littler	Littleton	Long Green	Lostock Gralam
Lostock Green	Lowcross Hill	Lower Carden	Lower Kinnerton
Lower Peover	Lower Threapwood	Lower Whitley	Lower Wych
Malpas	Manley	Manley Common	Marsh Green
Marston	Marton	Marton Green	Meadowbank
Mere Heath	Mickle Trafford	Milners Heath	Milton Green
Mollington	Moorside	Moston	Mouldsworth
Moulton	Ness	Nessholt	Neston
Netherton	New Pale	Newton	Newton
Newton	Newtown	No Mans Heath	Norcott Brook
Norley	Northwich	Nova Scotia	Oakmere
Occlestone Green	Oldcastle Heath	Oscroft	Outlet Village
Over	Overpool	Overton	Parkgate
Picton	Piper's Ash	Plemstall	Poulton
Puddinglake	Puddington	Pulford	Quarrybank
Queen's Park	Rhuddall Heath	Roughhill	Rowton
Rowton Moor	Rudheath	Rudheath Woods	Ruloe
Rushton	Saighton	Salterswall	Sandiway
Saughall	School Green	Shocklach	Shocklach Green
Shotwick	Sproston Green	Stamford Bridge	Stanlow
Stanthorne	Stoak	Stretton	Sutton Green
Sutton Weaver	Swan Green	Tarporley	Tarvin
Tarvin Sands	Tattenhall	Thornton-le-Moors	Threapwood
Tilston	Tilstone Bank	Tilstone Fearnall	Tiverton
Town Fields	Two Mills	Upper Threapwood	Upton
Upton Heath	Utkinton	Vicarscross	Waverton
Way's Green	Weaverham	Weetwood Common	Wervin
Weston Point	Wharton	Wharton Green	Whatcroft
Whitby	Whitbyheath	Whitegate	Whitley Reed
Willaston	Willington Corner	Willow Green	Wimbolds Trafford
Wimboldsley	Wincham	Windle Hill	Winnington
Winsford	Wolverham	Woodbank	Woodhouses
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The Domesday Book - one of the most valuable records of the UK's past history. In 1086 William the Conquerer commanded a survey of the country for taxation purposes. Over 13,000 villages and hamlets were surveyed mainly south of the the Ribble and Tees rivers. The Domesday Book contains fascinating information such as land ownership, livestock and even local customs. Now you have the opportunity to discover your town or village's distant past (if it was mentioned in the Domesday Book of course). Use the search above to access the extract for your town or village, view the actual page text, translation into modern English and a 5 page glossary of terms.