Badley | Beddeleie: William from Bishop of Winchester's monks (who held it before and after 1066). |
Clare Park and farm. Part of a Roman villa was excavated nearby.
Bartley
| Berchelei: Godwin from the king. Mill. |
Bartley Heath, the site of Odiham racecourse from 1760 to 1875.
Barton
| Ber / Burmintune: In the New Forest. Durand from Earl Roger. |
Now Barton-on-Sea.
Barton Stacey
| Bertune: King's land; Hugh de Port from William FitzRoger; St. Victor's Church from Ralph de Mortimer. |
Bashley
| Bailocheslei: Alfsi the Priest from Canons of Twynham. |
Manor farm; lodge.
Basingstoke
| Basingstoches: The King holds BASINGSTOKE in lordship. It has always been a royal manor. It never gave tax, nor has the hide been apportioned there. Land for 20 ploughs. In lordship 3 ploughs; 20 villagers and 8 smallholders with 12 ploughs. 6 slaves; 3 mills at 30s; 12 freedmen with4 ploughs. A market at 30s; meadow, 20 acres; in Winchester 4 men of the suburb(s) paid 13s less 1d. Geoffrey the Chamberlain holds the land of one of these but neither the Sheriff nor the Hundred have ever seen the King's seal for it. Woodland at 20 pigs.
Mont St. Michel Church holds from the King 1 church with 1 hide and the tithes of BASINGSTOKE manor. A priest; 2 villagers and 4 smallholders with 1 plough. A mill at 20s; meadow, 2 acres. Total value £4 5s. Bishop Walter held it from King Edward, but it was not of his Bishopric's. |
Expanding industrial town.
Battramsley
| Bertramelei: In the New Forest. |
Now 2 hamlets, Battramsley and Battramsley Cross.
Beckley
| Beceslei: In the New Forest. Nigel from Earl Roger. |
Farm.
Bedhampton
| Betametone: Hugh de Port from St. Peter's, Winchester, the pre-Conquest holder. Church, 2 mills, 2 salthouses. |
Part of Havant; partly Norman church.
Bentley
| Beneclege / Benedlei: Bishop of Winchester; William the Archer; Osmund from the king. |
Bentley Farms.
Bickton
| Bichetone: Hugh Maci from Earl Hugh. Mill. |
On the River Avon; water mill.
Bighton
| Bighetone: St. Peter's, Winchester. Church. |
Church with a Norman font.
Binstead
| Benestede: Hugh of Port holds 2 hides of this manor [Droxford] from the Bishop in 'BINSTEAD'. Agemund held it from the Bishop; he could not go whither he would. In lordship 2 ploughs; 3 villagers and 3 smallholders with 1 plough. 6 slaves; a mill at 10s; meadow, 7 acres; woodland at 5 pigs; from pasturage 10d. Value before 1066 and now 60s; when acquired 40s. From this head manor Ralph of Mortimer holds by force ½ virgate which was there before 1066, although the monks clear it from tax. |
Roman finds.
Bishop's Sutton
| Sudtone: Count Eustace, formerly Earl Harold. Church, mill. |
The Bishops of Winchester kept hounds here; kennel foundations are still in a field near the church.
Bishopstoke
| Stoches: Bishop of Winchester before and after 1066. Church, mill. |
Town.
Bishop's Waltham
| Waltham: Bishop of Winchester before and after 1066. Park for wild animals. |
Ruined 12th century palace, once part of Winchester See.
Bisterne
| Betestre: In the New Forest. Sons of Godric Malf, the pre-Conquest holders. |
Manor house; 2 farms.
Boarhunt
| Borehunt: The Bishop of Winchester's monks; Earl Roger; Tesselin from Hugh de Port. 2 mills, 2 salthouses. |
Church with a Saxon chancel, arch and font.
Bolderford
| Bovreford: In the New Forest. |
Lost.
Boldre
| Bovre: In the New Forest. Hugh de St. Quentin. |
Robert Southey married Caroline Bowles here.
Bosley
Lost. Name survives in Bosley Road.
Bossington
| Bosintone: Robert FitzGerald. |
Bossington House and a mill on the River Test.
Botley
| Botelie: Ralph de Mortimer. 2 mills. |
Town on the River Hamble. The remains of a Danish war galley were found in the mud.
Boyatt
| Boviete: Herbrand de Pont Audemar. |
Farm; Boyatt Wood.
Bradley
| Bradelie: Geoffrey from Bishop of Winchester (who held it before and after 1066). |
Bramdean
| Biondene / Brondene: Odo of Winchester from the king; Miles the Porter, the King's servant. |
Elizabethan manor house.
Bramley
| Brumelai: Hugh de Port. Woodland for 80 pigs. |
Church with 13th century paintings, one of which shows Thomas à Becket's martyrdom.
Bramshaw
| Brammesage: Edmund from the king. |
Bramshaw Wood.
Bramshill
| Bromselle: Gilbert de Breteuill; Hugh de Port. |
17th century Bramshill House is now a police college.
Bransbury
| Brandesberee: Richere the Clerk claimed from Bishop of Winchester. |
Breamore
Tudor; medieval maze.
Brockenhurst
| Brocestre: In the New Forest. Aelfric (formerly his father and uncle). Church. |
Early English church.
Brockham
| Brocheseve: Nigel the Doctor. Mill. |
Part of Lascham.
Brockhampton
| Brochem: St. Peter's, Winchester before and after 1066; Herbert the Chamberlain from Hugh de Port. Mill. |
Part of Havant.
Brookley
Lost.
Broughton
| Brestone: King's land. 3 mills. |
A Saxon warrior's grave was found nearby.
Brown Candover
| Candevre: Hugh de Port from St. Peter's Church, Winchester. |
Manor farm.
Brownwich
| Burnewic: Bishop of Winchester. |
Farm.
Buckland
| Bocheland: Heldred from Hugh de Port. |
Part of Portsmouth.
Bullington
| Bolende: Wherwell Abbey. Mill. |
Elizabethan house.
Burgate
| Borgate: King's land; Picot from the king. 2 mills. 1000 eels. |
Now 2 hamlets, Upper and Lower Burgate.
