Wraysbury

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Wraysbury is a village in South Bucks

Other current and historical names

Wirecesberie

Built-Up Area: Wraysbury
Parish/Community: Wraysbury
Unitary Authority: South Bucks
Region: South East

Category: Populated Place
Type: Village

Latitude/Longitude: 51°27'21"N 0°33'19"W
Eastings/Northings: 500457, 174004
OS Grid: TQ004740
Mapcode Local: GBR F8V.QCC
Mapcode Global: VHFTH.BN5M

Location and coordinates are for the approximate centre of Wraysbury within this administrative area. Geographic features and populated places may cross administrative borders.

Wraysbury in the Domesday Book

A village in Stoke hundred, in the county of Buckinghamshire.

- Overlord in 1066: King Edward
- Lord of the Manor in 1066: Edmund of Childrey
- Tenant in Chief in 1086: Robert Gernon
- Lord of the Manor in 1086: Robert Gernon
- Taxable Value: 20 geld
- Value to Lord of the Manor: £22 in 1066; £20 in 1070; £20 in 1086
- Households: 32 villagers; 18 smallholders; 7 slaves
- Plough Teams: 2 lord's ploughs; 15 men's ploughs (25 plough lands)
- Meadow: 5 ploughs
- Woodland: 500 pigs
- Mills: 2, value £2
- Other resources: 4 fisheries

British Place Names

Wraysbury, South Bucks

Wraysbury is a village in South Bucks

Wraysbury in the Domesday Book