Minton

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-	Recorded as one of William de Picot, also known as Picot de Say's holdijngs in SHropshire in DOmesday.	+	=== Domesday ===
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		+	4 Land of [[Earl Roger]]
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		+	4,28 What [[Earl Roger]] himself holds
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		+	in [[Leintwardine Hundred]]
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		+	4,28,4 ''[[Earl Leofric]] had 2 manors, [[Minton]] (Mvnetvne) and [[Whittingslow]] (Witecheslawe) . 4 hides which pay tax. These two manors are included in the revenue of [[Earl Roger]] at [[Church Stretton|Stretton]]''
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		+	=== Post Domesday ===
	== Church ==		== Church ==

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Current revision as of 22:21, 20 March 2006

Contents 1 Situation 1.1 Saxton Map: Mynton 2 History 2.1 Domesday 2.2 Post Domesday 3 Church 4 Castle 5 In Game

Situation

Saxton Map: Mynton

OS. Map

Minton sits hard against The Long Mynd hills, about 1km south-west of Little Stretton. It is about 2km north of Whittingslow

History

Domesday

4 Land of Earl Roger

4,28 What Earl Roger himself holds

in Leintwardine Hundred

4,28,4 Earl Leofric had 2 manors, Minton (Mvnetvne) and Whittingslow (Witecheslawe) . 4 hides which pay tax. These two manors are included in the revenue of Earl Roger at Stretton

Post Domesday

Church

Castle

A motte and bailey castle, just east of the village, base and summit diameters 26m & 10m, partially surrounded by a ditch.

In Game