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Devonshire and the Domesday Book
Principal landowners in Devonshire and holdings as recorded in the Domesday Book:
In Devonshire at this time there were about 980 vills and 9000 hamlets or farms. Iudail although this spelling is not a familiar one, it may be assumed to be one of the many variations of Eudes, which in turn translates to Odo. There were two Odos, the Bishop of Bayeux, half brother of Duke William, and Odo, Count of Champagne. Which one is herein referred is questionable, but is most likely, Odo, the Bishop of Bayeux who received many manors and lordships scattered throughout England after the Conquest, the name being modified by a local spelling. Eudo or Odo. The Count of Champagne came into prominence about the time of the Domesday survey when he was granted Holderness by Duke William of Normandy. He was not recorded at the Battle of Hastings.
Holdings: Alston Ashleigh Baccamoor Bagton Blachford Bradford (Pyworthy) Brixham Brixton (Shaugh Prior) Brixton (Yealompton) Broadley Broadwoodwidger Butterford Charleton Chittlebum Chivelstone Clawton Coldstone Coleridge (Buckland) Coleton Collaton (Marlborough) Compton Gifford Conworthy Downicary Down Thomas Eggbuckland Elfordleigh Fernhill (Shaugh) Ford (Chivelstone) Galmpton ( South Huish) Halwell Henford Holland Hooe Lambside Langdon Loddiswell Loventor Lupton Malston Manadon Mary TavyMeavy Membland Mutley North Huish Okenbury Pethill Pool Poulston Pyworthy Raddon (in Marystowe) Ringmore (Bigbury) Shaugh Prior Sherford (Brixton) Shiphay Collaton Soar Sorley South Allington South Hewish Stadbury Staddiscombe Staddon Stancombe Sydenham Sydenham Damerel Tetcott Thrushelton Thurlestone Tillislow Totnes Weston Peverel West Portlemouth Whitleigh Wollaton Woodford Woolston Worthele Burrington (Weston Peverel) Combe Fishacre Leigh (Modbury) Churston Ferrers Combe (Pool) Leigh (Harberton) North Bovey Norton (Broadwoodwidger).
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Collaton St. Mary - Village in Devon England
Collaton St. Mary
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Colliton
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Collaton St. Mary (modern)
Collaton Kirkham (1827)
Collaton (modern)
Collaton (1827)
Collaton Cross (1827)
Higher Collaton
Lower Collaton
Collatondown
Collaton Farm (modern)
Colliton (modern)
Colliton (1827)
Colleton Mills (modern)
devon manors
Collaton Kirkham, or Clavell, in Paignton parish and Haytor hundred
Collaton Prawle in Malborough parish and Stanborough hundred
Collaton St Mary in Paignton parish and Haytor hundred
Collaton: see Collerew
Collerew, or Collaton, in Chagford parish and Wonford hundred
Collaton in Halwell parish and Coleridge hundred
Colleton Sheephay in Saint Marychurch parish and Haytor hundred
Colleton in Chulmleigh parish and Witheridge hundred
Colyton in Colyton parish and Colyton hundred
Coleton Fishacre in Brixham parish and Haytor hundred
Colaton Abbot in Colaton Raleigh parish and Hayridge hundred
Colaton Dukes: see Colaton Raleigh
Colaton Raleigh Rectory in Colaton Raleigh parish and East Budleigh hundred
Colaton Raleigh, or Colaton Dukes, in Colaton Raleigh parish and East Budleigh hundred
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