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Some Anglo-Saxon Boundaries, Now Deposited at the Albert Museum, Exeter

Trans. Devon Assoc., vol. 8 (1876), pp. 396-419.

by

J.B. Davidson

Prepared by Michael Steer

Anglo-Saxon boundary clauses are descriptions in Old English (and sometimes Latin) of the boundaries of land-units recorded in charters dating from the seventh to the eleventh centuries. They are typically in written form, and walk the reader clockwise around the perimeter of the estate or territory, citing features that the boundary passes, crosses or follows. This paper, delivered at the Association's July 1876 Ashburton meeting presents and comments on a Devon-boundary-related manuscript from the time of Edward the Confessor (first half of the 11th century). Its Appendix in particular, is a treasure chest of Devon landholder names of the period. Google with the Archive Organization has sponsored the digitisation of books from several libraries. The Internet Archive makes available, in its Community Texts Collection (originally known as Open Source Books), books that have been digitised by Google from a number of libraries. These are books on which copyright has expired, and are available free for educational and research use. This rare book was produced from a copy held by Princeton University Library, and is available from the Internet Archive.

 

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A 
Aeffan418
Ælfgyth418
Ælfgyth of Buckland418
Ælfgyth of Werrington418
Ælflaed of Clymeston418
Ælfric the priest418
Æthelstan, King399
Amery, Mr P F S398
B 
Bate, Mr C Spence400, 406
Bath, Earl of412
Birhsie418
Birhtric418
Blundell410
Bow, Edwig419
Bradstone, Wifman of418
Brodu417
Brown413
Brun418-9
Buckland, Ælfgyth of418
Burt, Mr W406, 413, 415
Byrhflaed of Trematon418
Byrhtric418
Byrhstun418
C 
Camden, Mr412
Carrington406, 413, 415
Churchford, Eadsig of418
Clymeston, Ælflaed of418
Cornwall, Edmund Duke of415
Cornwall, Richard Duke of406, 409, 413
Cynsie the priest417-8
Cynstun418-9
Cytel419
D 
Denisc419
Dodderidge, Sir John404-5
Dolla, Wine's son418
E 
Eadgifu418
Eadgyfe, Abbess419
Eadgyfu418-9
Eadsig of Churchford418
Edward IV413
Edwig419
Elizabeth I405-6
Exeter, Bishop of404-5
G 
Gibson412
Goda the priest418
Godwin419
H 
Henry I406
Henry III406
Hickes398, 417
Hockmore, Mr Auditor415-6
Hooker, John alias Vowell404-14, 417
Hooker, Richard404
Hunu417
Hunwin419
J 
John, King406
Jones412
K 
Kemble, Mr399, 403, 416
King, Mr399
L 
Lamburn, Godchild of417-8
Leofric398
Leofric, Abbot419
Leofric, Bishop417
Leofric of Werrington418
Leofrun418
Lysons, Messrs401, 404, 413
M 
Madden, Sir F405
O 
Okehampton, Small of418
Oliver412
Oliver, Abbot Thomas413
Ordgar398, 417-8
P 
Padyngton, John404
Paedinga tribe416-7
Peadington397, 404, 416
Peryam, William405
Pole, Sir William400
Polwhele398, 401-2
Prince, John404, 412
Prude418
R 
Raleigh, Sir Walter404
Ribrost418
Risdon, Tristram407, 413, 417
Rowe, Mr401, 406, 413, 415
S 
Small of Okehampton418
Smirke, Mr Edward415
Stapledon, Bishop404
Sutton, John408-9
Swete419
T 
Thorpe398, 417
Tomline407
Trematon, Byrhflaed418
Tuckett, Mr John405
W 
Wanley, H396, 398
Werrington, Ælfgyth of418
Werrington, Leofric of418
Westcote412-3
White418
Wifman, of Bradstone418
Wine418
Worthy, Mr398
Wynstan418
Wulfnoth419
Wulfric418
Wulfsie418
Wulfsig419
Wulfwunn419
Wunchild, Æthelgyfe419
Wynstan418