Hundred of East Meon, from the Victoria County History
East Meon was a large and important Hundred/Parish until the 1840s; it included the tithings of Coombe, Riplington, Westbury, Bordean, Langrish, Ramsdean and Oenbourne, as well a Froxfield and Steep, with North and South Ambersham in Sussex. An extract from the Victoria County History, ’A History of Hampshire’, is attached as a PDF. An article on the importance of the Hundred Courts of Hampshire can be reached via the link below. A note by David Hopkins on the Extent and Economics of East Meon in 1086 is attached as a PDF.
Creator
William PageDate of creation
1908Date of coverage
0000 - 1900Place
East MeonContributor
John DaviesCopyright
Victoria County HistoryLicense
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