Domesday entries for CAERPHILLY

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Bryn	Brynawel	Brithdir	Hollybush
Black Vein	Blackwood-Coed Duon	Bargod or Bargoed	Bargoed or Bargod
Bedwas	Bedwellty	Aberbargoed	Abercarn
Abertridwr	Abertysswg	Argoed	Bute Town
Caerphilly-Caerffil	Cefn Fforest	Cefn Hengoed	Chapel of Ease
Chatham	Craig-y-Rhacca	Croespenmaen	Crosskeys
Crumlin	Cwm Dows	Cwm Gelli	Cwmcarn
Cwmfelinfach	Cwmnantyrodyn	Cwmsyfiog	Danygraig
Deri	Draethen	Elliot's Town	Energlyn
Fairoak	Fleur-de-lis	Fochriw	Gelligaer
Gelligroes	Gelli-hâf	Gilfach	Glandwr
Glan-y-nant	Groes-wen	Gwrhay	Hafodyrynys
Hendredenny Park	Hengoed	Kendon	Lansbury Park
Llanbradach	Llancaiach	Llan-dafal	Llanfabon
Llanfach	Llechryd	Lower Ochrwyth	Machen
Maesycwmmer	Manmoel	Markham	Mynyddislwyn
Nant-y-ceisiad	Nelson	New Tredegar	Newbridge-Trecelyn
Newtown	Oakdale	Pantside	Parc Mawr
Parc Penallta Country Park	Pengam	Penllwyn	Penmaen
Penpedairheol	Penrhiw	Pentrapeod	Pentref-y-groes
Pentwyn	Pen-twyn	Pentwyn-mawr	Pen-y-bank
Penybryn	Penyrheol	Phillip's Town	Pontllanfraith
Pontlottyn	Pontymister	Pontywaun	Princetown
Pwllypant	Rhymney-Rhymni	Risca	Rock
Rudry	Senghenydd	Springfield	Tai'r-heol
Thornhill	Tirphil	Tir-y-berth	Ton-y-pistyll
Trecenydd	Tredomen	Treowen	Trethomas
Trinant	Troedrhiwfuwch	Twyn Shôn-Ifan	Ty-Sign
Upper Ochrwyth	Van	Waterloo	Watford Park
Wattsville	West End	Wyllie	Ynysddu
Ystrad Mynach

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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.