Monument record 6141 - Little Oakley
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Full Description
{1} Great and Little Oakley were held together as Aclea in Domesday from Countess Judith. Woodland measuring one x half a furlong was recorded in Domesday. The manors were held by a long series of minor lords. Sir Thomas Brooke, Lord of Great Oakley, claimed various exemptions for his woods within the forest of Rockingham by a grant of 1234.
<1> MARSDEN P; COURTNEY P, 1997, An Archaeological Desk-Based Assessment for the Corby South Trunk Main, Northamptonshire, p.5 (checked) (Report). SNN72896.
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- <1> SNN72896 Report: MARSDEN P; COURTNEY P. 1997. An Archaeological Desk-Based Assessment for the Corby South Trunk Main, Northamptonshire. ULAS Fieldwork Reports. 97/19. U.L.A.S. p.5 (checked).
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Location
| Grid reference | Centred SP 89404 85730 (602m by 462m) Approximate |
|---|---|
| Civil Parish | NEWTON AND LITTLE OAKLEY, North Northamptonshire (formerly Kettering District) |
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Other Statuses/References
- None recorded
Record last edited
Mar 18 2014 6:07PM
