Sellindge Village (A20)
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Sellindge Village (A20)
Image: © Faheem Anwar Taken: 4 Feb 2020
The Domesday Book names Sellindge as Sedlinges with two churches a mill , 36 acres of meadow, and a wood for 6 pigs. It is known that William the Conqueror gave the four local manors to Hugo de Montford In the mid 1650's Oliver Cromwell is recorded as having his horse re-shoed at Stone Hill smithy in the village, he paid 4d.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.103766
Longitude
1.003567