Domesday entries for WREXHAM

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Bronington	Brymbo	Bryn Offa	Bryn Pen-y-lan
Brynteg	Bryn-yr-Eos	Bangor on Dee/Bangor-is-y-coed	Bersham
Bradley	Broadoak	Holly Bush	King's Mills
Bettisfield	Black Park	Borras	Bowling Bank
Bedwell	Bedwlwyn	Aber-oer	Acrefair
Acton	Afon Eitha	Arowry	Ash Grove
Burton	Burton Green	Bwlchgwyn	Cadney Bank
Caer-Estyn	Cefn-bychan	Cefn-mawr	Chirk Green
Chirk/Y Waun	Cloy	Cock Bank	Coedpoeth
Commonwood	Crabtree Green	Cross Lanes	Cumber's Bank
Darland	Dolywern	Drury Lane	Dunks, The
Eglwys Cross	Erbistock	Eyton	Felin Puleston
Fenn's Bank	Ffos-y-go	Four Crosses	Fron Isaf
Fron-dêg	Garden Village	Gatewen	Gegin
Glascoed	Glyn Ceiriog	Golly	Graig
Gresford	Gwersyllt	Gwynfryn	Gyfelia
Hall Green	Halton	Hanmer	Hightown
Holt	Honkley	Horseman's Green	Isycoed
Johnstown	Knolton Bryn	Lavister	Lightwood Green
Little Arowry	Little Green	Little Overton	Llanarmon Dyffryn Ceiriog
Llan-y-pwll	Llay	Llwyneinion	Llwynmawr
Marchwiel	Marford	Merehead	Minera
Moss	Mount Sion	New Brighton	New Broughton
Newbridge	Overton Bridge	Overton/Owrtyn	Painters Green
Pandy	Pandy	Pant	Pant
Park Lane	Parkside	Penley	Pen-rhos
Pentre	Pentre	Pentre Broughton	Pentre Bychan
Pentre Cilgwyn	Pentre Maelor	Pen-y-bryn	Penycae
Plas Coch	Ponciau	Pontfadog	Pont-y-blew
Redbrook	Rhewl	Rhos y madoc	Rhosddu
Rhosllanerchrugog	Rhosnesni	Rhosrobin	Rhostyllen
Rhosymedre	Ridleywood	Rossett	Ruabon/Rhiwabon
Sandy Lane	Singret	Sontley	Southsea
Street Lydan	Stryt-issa	Summerhill	Sutton Green
Sydallt	Tai-nant	Tallarn Green/Tallwrn Green	Talwrn
Talwrn	Tanyfron	The Chequer	The Nant
The Wern	Three Fingers	Trefechan	Tregeiriog
Trevalyn	Trevalyn	Wallington	Whitewell
Windy Hill	Worthenbury	Wrexham/Wrecsam

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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.