Domesday entries for CALDERDALE

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Brookfoot	Brookhouse	Bradshaw	Broad Carr
Holmfield	Illingworth	Brearley	Brighouse
Birkhouse	Blackley	Blackshaw Head	Booth
Booth Wood	Boothtown	Bottomley	Boulder Clough
Bailiff Bridge	Bank Top	Barkisland	Castle Street
Causeway Foot	Charlestown	Chiserley	Claremount
Clifton	Clough Foot	Clough Head	Colden
Coley	Copley	Cornholme	Cotton Stones
Cragg Vale	Cromwell Bottom	Dam Head	Eastwood
Elland	Elland Lower Edge	Elland Upper Edge	Exley
Friendly	Greetland	Greetland Wall Nook	Halifax
Hartshead Moor Top	Hawks Stones	Hebden Bridge	Heptonstall
Highroad Well Moor	Hipperholme	Holdsworth	Hole Bottom
Holywell Green	Hoo Hole	Hove Edge	Hubberton Green
Jagger Green	Kebroyd	Knowl Wood	Krumlin
Lightcliffe	Lindwell	Longley	Luddenden
Luddenden Foot	Lumbutts	Lydgate	Mankinholes
Midgehole	Midgley	Mill Bank	Mixenden
Moor End	Mount Tabor	Mytholm	Mytholmroyd
Norland Town	Northowram	Norwood Green	Ogden
Old Lindley	Old Town	Ovenden	Pecket Well
Pellon	Penny Hill	Pepper Hill	Pickwood Scar
Pike End	Pike Law	Portsmouth	Priestley Green
Pudsey	Pule Hill	Ramsden Wood	Rastrick
Ripponden	Rishworth	Rodmer Clough	Savile Park
Shackleton	Shade	Shelf	Shore
Siddal	Slack	Southowram	Sowerby
Sowerby Bridge	Sowood	Sowood Green	Soyland Town
Stainland	Steep Lane	Stone Chair	Stoney Royd
Thornhills	Todmorden	Toothill	Triangle
Upper Brockholes	Vale	Wainstalls	Walsden
Warland	Warley Town	West Vale	Wheatley
Woodhouse	Woodlands

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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.