File:Caddington Domesday 1066 Entry.png
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English: File proves that founding of Caddington or Cadendone as written in the Doomsday Book of 1066 in relation to the Manor of Great Caddington or Aston Bury; the latter of which Great Caddington was also referred to. |
Source | http://domesdaymap.co.uk/book/kent/01/ |
Author | Domesday Book images kindly made available by Professor J.J.N. Palmer. Images may be reused under a Creative Commons BY-SA licence - please credit Professor J.J.N. Palmer and George Slater. |
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