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1086 - 1499
 

1086

 

The first mention of Barstable (Berdestapia) a name associated with Basildon in the Domesday Book. Berlesduna (Basildon), Dantuna (Dunton), Leiendunã (Laindon), Langenduna (Langdon), Leam (Lee Chapel), Nezendena (Nevendon), Piceseia (Pitsea) and Phenge (Vange), are also recorded in the book as belonging to the Barstable Hundred. All names are believed to be of Saxon origin dating from the Anglo-Saxon occupation of south east England, from the mid 5th century AD to the Norman conquest of 1066.

1432

22 July

The former parish of Westley or West Lee is united with Langdon Hills parish.

 
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