PossessionEadgyth 3 Property recorded in Domesday Book: 7 hides, 1 virgate in Sourth Ruffenham and Sculthorpe, Northamptonshire (in 1066)

Asserted in: GDB 219 (Northamptonshire 1:3)
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Scholarly Info
Possession	[land in Domesday Book] Domesday.Sourth Ruffenham and Sculthorpe.Northamptonshire.7 hides, 1 virgate: 7 hides, 1 virgate in Sourth Ruffenham and Sculthorpe, Northamptonshire
Year	1066

Primary Source Info
Date from Source	TRE = tempore regis Edwardi (in the time of King Edward, i.e. 1066)

Notes:

Queen Eadgyth [Eadgyth 3] held 7 hides, 1 virgate in Sourth Ruffenham and Sculthorpe, Northamptonshire TRE. This property was held by King William [William 1] and by Hugh de Port [Hugh 25] from him/her TRW. It was worth 30s. TRE, and 60s. TRW.

Persons associated with this Factoid:

Primary: Eadgyth 3 (Edward 15 the Confessor's queen, c. 1029 – 1075; Edith.)

Locations associated with this Factoid:

Sourth Ruffenham and Sculthorpe in Northamptonshire: (Land), now Sourth Ruffenham and Sculthorpe, Northamptonshire (Possession Location)