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1091 | Lands and endowments of the church granted to St Osmund and by him given to his new cathedral at Old Sarum - the beginning of a long association with Salisbury. Salisbury appointed 2 vicars - North and South Grantham | |||
1100 | Larger church developed - cruciform plan, possibly 140 feet long, wide nave as now, rounded arches and 6 pillars remain today, narrow side aisles with lean-to roofs. Evidence of clerestory windows |
1086 | -1086 | Domesday Survey: Church, 4 watermills, population about 1300 More info | ||
1100 | Henry I's daughter, Matilda, held the manor. |
1050 | Kesteven was Anglo-Danish | |||
1052 | -1065 | Westminster Abbey rebuilt | ||
1066 | Tower of London built | |||
1066 | -1086 | Feudal System introduced | ||
1066 | nearly all land in Lincolnshire passed from Anglo/Scandinavian lords to Norman tenants-in-chief | |||
1066 | -1085 | William I - the first Norman king | ||
1066 | Battle of Hastings | |||
1066 | -1066 | Harold II king | ||
1078 | Domesday Survey | |||
1085 | -1100 | William II - king | ||
1087 | Durham Cathedral built | |||
1093 | First Crusade - the first of nine wars to liberate the Holy Land from Islamic rule. | |||
1100 | -1135 | Henry I king |
William 1 | Crowned | 1066 | Died | 1087 | 1086 Doomsday Book | Norman |
William II | Crowned | 1087 | Died | 1100 | 1100 William II was killed in the New Forest | Norman |
Henry I | Crowned | 1100 | Died | 1135 | 1120 King's son and heir drowned | Norman |