Habrough | Aburne / Haburne: King's land; Earl Hugh; Ivo Tailbois; William de Percy and Norman from him; Alfred of Lincoln and Ralph from him; Norman d'Arci; Ernis de Burun. Salt-pans (with Newsham), mill. |
Hacconby
| Hacone(s)bi / Hacunesbi: Bishop of Lincoln; Oger le Breton; Robert of Stafford and Gulfar from him; Heppo the Arblaster. Church. |
Hacconby Fen; church with a Norman font.
Haceby
| Hazebi: Gilbert de Ghent; Waldin le Breton and Godwin and Guy de Craon from him; Odo the Arblaster. |
Roman villa ruins.
Hackthorn
| Agetorne / Hagetorne / torn / e: Archbishop of York and William from him; Roger de Poitou; Colsuan; Gocelin FitzLanbert; Martin; Waldin the engineer. Church, 4 mills. |
Near Roman Ermine Street.
Haddington
| Hadinctone / tune: Robert de Tosny and Warin from him; Baldwin the Fleming. Church. |
Moated site.
Hagnaby
| Hagenebi: Ivo Tailbois; Eudo Spirwic. |
Hagworthingham
| Haberdingham / Hacberdincham / Hacberding(e)ham: Count Alan and Eudo from him; Earl Hugh; Gilbert de Ghent; Gocelin FitzLanbert; Drogo de Beuvriere and Robert from him. Church, 3 mills, 9 mills (with Brinkhill etc.). |
Mill Mound; church with a Norman pillar; early barrow.
Hainton
| Gaintone / Haintone / -tune(e): Archbishop of York and William from him; Bishop of Bayeux and Ilbert from him; Roger de Poitou and Hacon and Albert from him; Gocelin Alfred of Lincoln; Rayner de Brimou. |
Hainton Hall and Park, landscaped by Capability Brown in the 18th century.
Hale
| Hale: Gilbert de Ghent and Ralph from him. |
Now 2 villages, Great and Little Hale.
Hallington
Haltham
| Holtham: King's land; Robert the Steward. 2 mills. |
Fine thatched Elizabethan inn.
Halton Holegate
| Haltun: Count Alan and Eudo from him; Ivo Tailbois. Church, 4 mills. |
Hanthorpe
| Hermodestorp: Gilbert de Ghent; Oger le Breton; Herpo the Arblaster and Simund from him. |
Windmill.
Hardwick (in Panton)
Lost.
Hardwick (near Torksey)
| Harduic: King's land and Berengar de Tosny, Roger de Bully and Bishop of Lincoln from the king. 11 fisheries (with Torksey). |
On Fosdyke Navigation Canal; manor farm.
Hareby
Harlaxton
| Herlavestune: King's land. 2 mills. |
Restored cross on the green; Harlaxton Manor.
Harmston
| Hermestune / Hermodestone / tune: Earl Hugh; Norman d'Arci; Ralph de Mortimer. Church, fishery (50 score eels and 5). |
Church with an early tower and an Anglo-Saxon cross shaft and crucifixion.
Harpswell
| Herpeswelle: King's land; Archbishop of York and William from him; Gocelin FitzLanbert. ½ church. |
Church with an Anglo-Saxon tower and Norman font.
Harrowby
| Herigerbi: King's land; Count Alan and Godric from him; Algar, the pre-Conquest holder, from Guy de Craon. 2 mills (with Horbling). |
Part of Grantham.
Hasthorpe
| Havoldestorp: Gilbert de Ghent and Roger from him. Marsh. |
Hatcliffe
| Hadeclive: Count Alan. 2 mills. |
Hatton
Haugh
| Hag(h)e: Bishop of Durham and William from him; Earl Hugh. 20 salt-pans (with Calceby, etc.). |
Church with an 11th century chancel arch.
Haugham
| Hecham: Earl Hugh and the Monks of St. Sever from him. |
Hawerby
Some cottages; hall; vicarage.
Hawthorpe
| Awartorp: Alfred of Lincoln. |
Haythby
Lost.
Healing
| Hechelinge / Heg(h)elinge: Archbishop of York; Bishop of Bayeux and Wadward from him; Alfred of Lincoln and Bernard from him. ½ mill. |
On the outskirts of Grimsby, named after a nearby spring, Healing Wells.
Heapham
| Iopham: King's land. Count Alan. |
Ancient cross; church with a Saxon doorway.
Heckington
| Echintune: King's land; Bishop of Lincoln; Gilbert de Ghent; Colsuan and Conded from him; Robert de Vessey; Guy de Craon. Church, 3 fisheries and a mill (with Ewerby Thorpe, etc.). |
Working tower windmill.
Helpringham
| Helperi(n)cham: Ivo Tailbois; Gilbert de Ghent; Colsuan; Robert de Vessey; Godfrey de Cambrai. |
Large.
Hemingby
| Hamingebi: Earl Hugh and Baldric from him; Ivo Tailbois; Hugh FitzBaldric. ½ mill. |
Manor house.
Hemswell
| Helmeswelle: King's land; Bishop of Bayeux and Leosard from him; Martin. |
Maypole.Hibaldstow
| Hiboldeston(e) / Hi(l)boldestou: King's land; Abbot of Peterborough; Colsuan; Outi from the king. Mill. |
Farmland.
Holbeach
| Holebech / ben / Holobec / h: King's land; Abbot of Croyland; Count Alan and Landric from him; Guy de Craon. |
Little market town with evidence of Roman occupation.
Holme (in Beckingham)
Lost.
Holme (in Sudbrooke)
| Holme: Abbot of Peterborough; Colsuan. Mill. |
Modern Sulbrooke Holme.
Holme (near Bottesford)
| Holm: Abbot of Peterborough. Mill. |
On the outskirts of Scunthorpe; Holme Hall.
Holtham
Lost.
Holton (near Beckering)
| Houtone / tune: Archbishop of York; Gocelin FitzLanbert. |
Holton le Clay
| Holtone / tun: Count Alan and Wimund from him; Ivo Tailbois and Hermer from him; Rayner de Brimou and Roger from him. |
Expanding; 11th century church tower.
Holton le Moor
| Hoctun / (e): King's land; Ivo Tailbois and Odo from him; Roger de Poitou and Roger from him. |
Honington
| Hondintone / Hundindune / Hundinton / (e): Ivo Tailbois; Gilbert de Ghent and Fulbert from him. Church, mill-site. |
Iron Age camp on the heath; church with Norman work.
Horbling
| Horbelinge / Orbelinge: Walter from Archbishop of York; Count Alan and Stefan from him; Colsuan and Matthew from him; Waldin le Breton. Church and 12 mills (with Harrowby). |
Church with a Norman tower.
Horkstow
| Horchetou: Gilbert de Ghent. |
Site of a Roman pavement, now in the British Museum. George Stubbs is said to have done his engravings for 'Anatomy of a Horse', 1766, in a nearby farmhouse.
Horncastle
| Hornecastre: King's land. 2 mills. |
Market town. Parts of the wall and bastions of the original Roman town of Banovallum remain.
Horsington
| Horsi(n)tone: Earl Hugh; Ivo Tailbois; Hugh FitzBaldric. |
Moated site.
Houflet
Lost.
Hougham
| Hac(h)am: Bishop of Lincoln; Colsuan and William from him; Bishop Remigus from Countess Judith. Church, 3 mills, mill-site. |
Church with pre-Conquest work; Anglo-Saxon cross; moated manor house.
Hough on the Hill
| Hach(e) / Hag: Count Alan; Derinc from Gilbert de Ghent. Church, 4 mills. |
Castle Hill mound; a pagan Saxon cemetery site; church with a Saxon tower and circular outside staircase.Houghton
| Hoc(h)tune / Hog(e)tone: Colegrim from Abbot of Peterborough; Walter d'Aincourt; Fredgis and Abbot Thorold from Colegrim. 4 mills. |
Houghton Farm.
Howell
| Huuelle / Welle: King's land; Bishop of Lincoln; Gilbert de Ghent; Colsuan; Colegrim. Church, and a mill (with Ewerby Thorpe, etc.). |
Partly Norman church with an Anglo-Saxon slab.
Howsham
| Usun: King's land. Count Alan. |
Humberston
| Humbrestone: Ivo Tailbois. |
Small seaside town.
Humby
| Humbi: Walter d'Aincourt. |
Hundleby
| Hundelbi: Bishop of Durham; Ivo Tailbois. Church, mill. |
Adjoining Spilsby.
Hundon
Lost.
Hungerton
| Hungretune: Robert de Tosny. |
Huttoft
| Hoto(f)t: Earl Hugh; Alfred of Lincoln and Dodo and Bernard from him; Chetelbern from the king. |
Evidence of a submerged prehistoric forest on the beach.
