383:(Grimston) or farms (Candlet). In Trimley itself, the most interesting entry records the two churches here. Godric, commended to Northmann, held Trimley with 50 acres as a manor before the Conquest. In 1086 the manor was held by Turold from Roger Bigod, and included two acres of meadow, a free man under Turold with four acres of ploughland, a church with 20 acres and a church with eight acres. Also in Trimley, three free men commended to Northmann and one commended to Wihtmaer held six acres before the Conquest; this land listed under the holdings of Roger Bigod in 1086. Finally, Leofric, commended to the abbot of Ely, held 40 acres as a manor. Roger Bigod held him from the king in 1086. The estate remained with the Bigods until the death of a later Roger in 1306, and in 1312 the Bigod estates passed to Edward II's brother, Sir Thomas de Brotherton. Thomas is recorded building a church at Trimley shortly afterwards.
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Trimley. Alteston, Candlet, Grimston, Lestaneston, Morston, Plumgeard and Thorpe are all separately recorded, but their names have declined in importance, being remembered only in the names of Halls
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490:(born 1934), footballer
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1188:Ilketshall St John
639:"Trimley, Suffolk"
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1899:Mid Suffolk
1754:Somerleyton
1608:Westhallilk
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1348:Purdis Farm
1213:Kessingland
1203:Kettleburgh
1153:Heveningham
1093:Framlingham
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958:Campsey Ash
623:12 December
372:Middle Ages
281: /
2152:Categories
2042:Woodbridge
2032:Stowmarket
2022:Saxmundham
2002:Mildenhall
1972:Halesworth
1957:Felixstowe
1769:Thorpeness
1694:Eastbridge
1669:Aldringham
1643:Worlingham
1533:Thorington
1488:Sternfield
1448:South Cove
1418:Shottisham
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1333:Peasenhall
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1278:Mettingham
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1263:Marlesford
1223:Knodishall
1103:Frostenden
1048:Earl Soham
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1023:Dallinghoo
1013:Cretingham
968:Charsfield
943:Bucklesham
933:Bromeswell
928:Brightwell
918:Brandeston
888:Blythburgh
883:Blundeston
817:Woodbridge
807:Saxmundham
782:Halesworth
777:Felixstowe
507:References
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442:Kingsfleet
424:John Kirby
357:Roman road
339:TM 276 370
324:Felixstowe
266:51°59′28″N
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102:TM 274 377
86:Population
2137:Windmills
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2012:Newmarket
1997:Lowestoft
1977:Haverhill
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1568:Uggeshall
1528:Theberton
1518:Sweffling
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938:Bruisyard
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908:Bramfield
848:Badingham
812:Southwold
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1987:Kesgrave
1967:Hadleigh
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1739:Minsmere
1709:Henstead
1684:Brampton
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1343:Playford
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1138:Hasketon
1113:Gisleham
1108:Gedgrave
878:Blaxhall
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314:and the
127:District
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2112:History
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1992:Leiston
1982:Ipswich
1932:Brandon
1927:Beccles
1894:Ipswich
1884:Babergh
1869:Suffolk
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1724:Kelsale
1689:Carlton
1653:Yoxford
1633:Wissett
1583:Walpole
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1363:Rendham
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873:Benhall
868:Benacre
863:Bawdsey
858:Barsham
792:Leiston
762:Beccles
648:24 July
396:Barrett
370:In the
346:History
320:Ipswich
308:Suffolk
302:in the
255:Suffolk
250:England
187:England
181:Country
153:Suffolk
76:Suffolk
2077:Places
2060:Topics
2017:Orford
1937:Bungay
1774:Walton
1764:Stoven
1704:Henham
1699:Gunton
1618:Weston
1563:Ufford
1508:Sutton
1423:Sibton
1373:Reydon
1328:Parham
1318:Oulton
1298:Nacton
1273:Melton
1218:Kirton
1163:Holton
1143:Hemley
1053:Easton
1033:Debach
1018:Culpho
993:Corton
953:Butley
903:Boyton
898:Boulge
853:Barnby
802:Orford
767:Bungay
462:Fisons
388:Alston
353:Walton
312:Orwell
163:Region
2092:SSSIs
1947:Clare
1734:Mells
1679:Ashby
1428:Snape
1313:Otley
1258:Lound
948:Burgh
750:Towns
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