Domesday entries for CHESHIRE EAST

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Brookhouse	Brookhouse Green	Broomhall	Broomhall Green
Brownedge	Brownlow	Brownlow Heath	Brown's Bank
Bucklow Hill	Buerton	Buglawton	Bulkeley
Bunbury	Bunbury Heath	Bunsley Bank	Burford
Burland	Burleydam	Bradfield Green	Bradley Mount
Bradwall Green	Brindley	Broken Cross	Holmes Chapel
Illidge Green	Brereton Green	Brereton Heath	Brickhouses
Bridgemere	Betchton Heath	Bickerton	Blackden Heath
Blakelow	Blakenhall	Bollington	Bollington Cross
Booth Bank	Booth Green	Bosley	Bradeley Green
Astbury	Astle	Aston	Aston juxta Mondrum
Audlem	Barbridge	Barnett Brook	Barrets Green
Barrows Green	Barthomley	Bate Heath	Bath Vale
Acton	Adlington	Alderley Edge	Allgreave
Alpraham	Alsager	Arclid	Arclid Green
Arley	Arley Green	Arthill	Ashley
Butley Town	Butt Green	Calrofold	Calveley
Chapel End	Checkley	Checkley Green	Chelford
Cholmondeston	Chorley	Chorlton	Church Lawton
Church Minshull	Clark Green	Cold Moss Heath	Congleton
Congleton Edge	Coppenhall	Coppenhall Moss	Copthorne
Coxbank	Cranage	Crewe	Cross Lane
Cross Town	Croxton Green	Dale Brow	Dane in Shaw
Danebank	Danebridge	Danes Moss	Davenport
Davenport Green	Day Green	Dean Row	Deansgreen
Disley	Eaton	Egerton Green	Elworth
Englesea-brook	Ettiley Heath	Faddiley	Fanshawe
Feldy	Finney Green	Fourlanes End	Fulshaw Park
Gallantry Bank	Gauntons Bank	Gawsworth	Ginclough
Gleadmoss	Goostrey	Gorstyhill	Greendale
Gurnett	Hack Green	Hall Green	Handforth
Hankelow	Harden Park	Haslington	Hassall
Hassall Green	Hatherton	Haughton	Havannah
Haymoor Green	Henbury	High Legh	Higher Disley
Higher Hurdsfield	Higher Poynton	Highlane	Hightown
Hockley	Hodgehill	Hollinsgreen	Hoo Green
Hope Green	Hough	Hough	Howbeck Bank
Hulme Walfield	Hulseheath	Hunsterson	Hurdsfield
Jodrell Bank	Kemincham	Kerridge	Kerridge-end
Kettleshulme	Kinsey Heath	Knolls Green	Knutsford
Lacey Green	Lane Ends	Lane Ends	Langley
Larden Green	Lawton Heath End	Lawton-gate	Lea Forge
Lightwood Green	Lindow End	Little Bollington	Little Heath
Longmoss	Lower Bunbury	Lower Heath	Lower Pexhill
Lower Withington	Lowerhouse	Lyme Green	Macclesfield
Macclesfield Forest	Malkin's Bank	Manor Park	Marbury
Marley Green	Marshfield Bank	Marthall	Martin's Moss
Marton	Maw Green	Mere	Middlewich
Middlewood	Midway	Minshull Vernon	Mobberley
Moblake	Monk's Heath	Morley	Morley Green
Moss End	Moss Houses	Moss Lane	Mossley
Moston	Moston Green	Mottram St Andrew	Mount Pleasant
Nantwich	Nether Alderley	New Mills	Newhall
Newsbank	Newtonia	Newtown	Noonsun
Norbury	Norbury Common	North Rode	Oakgrove
Oakhanger	Ollerton	Over Knutsford	Over Peover
Over Tabley	Paddockhill	Parkgate	Peckforton
Peover Heath	Pickmere	Pinsley Green	Plumley
Pott Shrigley	Pownall Park	Poynton	Prestbury
Prince Hill	Quoisley	Radmore Green	Radway Green
Rainow	Rainowlow	Ravensmoor	Rease Heath
Red Bull	Rode Heath	Rodeheath	Rostherne
Row-of-trees	Royal's Green	Sandbach	Sandbach Heath
Sandlow Green	Scholar Green	Shavington	Shaw Heath
Siddington	Siddington Heath	Skellorn Green	Slaughter Hill
Smallwood	Smethwick Green	Smith's Green	Smiths Green
Smithy Green	Snow Hill	Somerford	Sound
Sound Heath	Spen Green	Spurstow	Stapeley
Stoneley Green	Stud Green	Styal	Sutton Lane Ends
Swanbach	Swanwick Green	Swettenham	Sworton Heath
Sydney	Tabley Hill	Tatton Dale	The Bank
The Barony	The Marsh	The Valley	Thorns Green
Thurlwood	Timbersbrook	Tower Hill	Twemlow Green
Tytherington	Wades Green	Walgherton	Walker Barn
Walley's Green	Wardle	Wardle Bank	Wardsend
Warmingham	Warren	Wells Green	West Heath
Weston	Wettenhall	Wettenhall Green	Wheelock
Wheelock Heath	Whirley Grove	Whisterfield	Whiteley Green
Wildboarclough	Wilkesley	Willaston	Wilmslow
Wilmslow Park	Wincle	Windyharbour	Winterley
Wirswall	Wistaston	Wistaston Green	Withington Green
Wood Lanes	Woodend	Woodhey Green	Woodside
Woodworth Green	Woolstanwood	Worleston	Wornish Nook
Wrenbury cum Frith	Wybunbury

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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.