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577:. This hundred was largely based on its land holdings and ecclesiastical connections, and it gained from the newly formed Munslow hundred all such places from the Patton element (and Cleestanton from the Culvestan element), as well as the manors of Madeley and Beckbury which were in Patton but had transferred to Brimstree (
369:
The following 27 manors were listed in the
Domesday Book (1086) as belonging to the hundred of Patton. The modern place-names are given by way of extending in brackets the name of the manor. The hundred which the manor became part of after the 12th century reforms is signified (those not marked were
550:, a monastery founded in the 7th century, is listed separately from the manor of Wenlock. About a third to half of the manors in Patton hundred had close connections with the priory, with eight manors actually held by the priory (
346:
which was being dissolved. The hundreds of
Shropshire were greatly reformed throughout the 12th century, with the merger of Patton and Culvestan into Munslow being one of the earliest changes made.
310:(the centre of administration) not only for Culvestan (the manor of Corfham being in that hundred) but also Patton. It is believed that by the 12th century the
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574:
559:
554:). Beckbury was an exclave of Patton hundred and this can be explained by its priory connection, for like Stoke its parish is dedicated to
297:
330:
During the reign of Henry I (1100 to 1135) the hundreds of
Culvestan and Patton were formally merged and the new hundred formed was named
318:, 1 mile (1.6 km) northwest from Corfham Castle on the other side of the River Corve. Aston (a manor also in Culvestan) was near the
335:
691:
123:
349:
The move to
Munslow hundred was relatively short-lived for many places, with the growth of the franchise of Wenlock — see
558:(of Wenlock). Ditton became known as Prior's Ditton (and later Ditton Priors) for its connections with the priory.
730:
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334:. The new hundred included most of the manors of Culvestan and Patton (not Madeley or Beckbury, which went to
144:
602:
585:
293:
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203:
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562:
appears to have been an exception in the area, for it was held by the priory but belonged to
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246:
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519:
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215:
258:
223:
409:
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331:
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300:. One of Montgomerie's holdings, Corfham was already by 1066 (when it was held by
547:
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706:
693:
315:
262:
250:
633:
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Shropshire: Volume 10: Munslow Hundred (part)...
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296:, many of the manors in the hundreds of Patton and Culvestan were owned by
242:
619:
383:
238:
219:
177:
536:ŵ Otherwise became part of the Wenlock franchise (Patton: a part only).
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and to the early 16th century, steadily gain an extensive hundred-like
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486:
222:
in eastern central
Shropshire, and was amalgamated during the reign of
207:
150:
511:† The (exact) location of this manor is lost; probably Monk Hall near
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563:
227:
322:
known as
Munslow and the place later became known as Aston Munslow.
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457:
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314:
for both hundreds was moved to another of
Montgomerie's holdings,
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319:
211:
173:
47:
306:
106:
569:
Wenlock's priory would, beginning in the 1189-1199 reign of
261:, a manor recorded as being part of the hundred in the 1086
370:
transferred to - and then remained part of - Munslow).
268:
Patton is written in the
Domesday Book variously as
584:Some areas would return to Munslow hundred in its
722:
603:List of hundreds of England and Wales#Shropshire
226:(1100 to 1135) with the neighbouring hundred of
588:, as part of reform of the borough of Wenlock.
257:place, which gave its name to the hundred, was
533:) and became part of the Wenlock franchise.
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298:Roger de Montgomerie, 1st Earl of Shrewsbury
342:), together with some from the hundred of
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525:₩ Held by Wenlock Priory (Bourton: as
539:ṣ Became part of Stottesdon hundred.
365:The hundred of Patton (blue) in 1086.
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13:
681:The Liberty and Borough of Wenlock
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575:liberty (or franchise) of Wenlock
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241:and the well-populated manors of
608:England in the High Middle Ages
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646:
598:History of Shropshire#Hundreds
76: • Succeeded by
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445:Millichope and Millichope ŵ
7:
591:
10:
752:
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351:the Wenlock Priory section
338:, nor Acton which went to
294:Norman conquest of England
326:Amalgamation into Munslow
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678:British History Online
666:British history online
652:Anderson, Olof (1934)
630:British history online
366:
237:It included the upper
66: • Abolished
654:English Hundred Names
364:
135:Contained within
29:Hundred of Shropshire
622:Patton hundred (the
357:Domesday Book manors
110:(in 1066 & 1086)
56: • Created
703: /
586:enlargement in 1836
518:♦ This manor was a
216:Anglo-Saxon England
189:27 manors (in 1086)
42: • Origin
367:
185: • Units
126:(extraterritorial)
60:early 10th century
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218:, it encompassed
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169: • Type
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161:Subdivisions
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560:Cleestanton
302:King Edward
80:Hundred of
50:into shires
725:Categories
695:52°33′11″N
668:Monkhopton
614:References
513:Monkhopton
487:Ticklerton
448:Oxenbold ŵ
340:Stottesdon
208:Shropshire
151:Shropshire
102:Government
70:c. 1100-35
698:2°36′54″W
640:Citations
571:Richard I
566:hundred.
564:Culvestan
503:Wenlock ₩
454:Perkley ₩
414:Ditton ŵ
336:Brimstree
239:Corvedale
234:hundred.
228:Culvestan
592:See also
527:overlord
483:Stoke ₩
458:Rushbury
451:Patton ŵ
436:Lutwyche
432:Holdgate
418:Easthope
402:Brockton
390:Beckbury
278:Patintun
270:Patinton
255:folkmoot
174:Tithings
23:Patinton
626:, 1998)
498:Wenlock
493:Tugford
480:Stanway
476:Stanton
470:Shipton
466:Ruthall
440:Madeley
427:Gretton
396:Bourton
353:below.
332:Munslow
320:tumulus
243:Wenlock
232:Munslow
224:Henry I
212:England
204:hundred
124:Corfham
96:Hundred
82:Munslow
34:History
635:(1998)
304:) the
259:Patton
251:Ditton
220:manors
202:was a
200:Patton
178:manors
145:County
92:Status
48:Mercia
21:Patton
656:p 159
384:Acton
379:Abdon
316:Aston
312:caput
307:caput
276:) or
247:Stoke
107:Caput
410:Clee
249:and
581:).
392:♦ ŵ
284:).
206:of
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210:,
118:HQ
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500:₩
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