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1. www.greatbritishlife.co.uk › magazines › sussexA closer look at the history of Mayfield - Great British Life

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   Nov 11, 2019 · There is a connection between the two as plain Dunstan, as he then was, became Archbishop of Canterbury in 960, founded Mayfield Palace and established it as one of the great residences of the medieval Archbishops of Canterbury.

2. mayfieldheritage.org.uk › welcome-to-mayfieldHistoric Mayfield – The Mayfield Heritage Group

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   Mayfield is a large village in Staffordshire situated on the outskirts of Ashbourne, Derbyshire, comprising the hamlets of Upper Mayfield, Middle Mayfield, Church Mayfield and Mayfield. The village predates the Doomsday book, where it gets a mention, when it is called Mavreveldt.

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3. mayfieldfiveashes.org.uk › a-new-history-of-mayfieldA New History of Mayfield - Mayfield and Five Ashes Community ...

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   Nov 6, 2022 · A new history of medieval Mayfield has been published by Tim Cornish, a village resident for 35 years. This 330 page colour illustrated hardback offers radical new perspectives based on a decade of research, with newly discovered material from Lambeth Palace Library, the British Library as well as the Vatican.

4. sussexadventures.co.uk › mayfield-sussex-a-villageMayfield, Sussex: A Village Steeped in History

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   Feb 19, 2024 · Mayfield’s history is etched into its landscape, from the imposing 14th-century St. Dunstan’s Church, named after the legendary Saint Dunstan, to the remnants of the Old Palace, reflecting its royal connections.

5. theweald.org › P5The Weald - Town history, bibliography and topography

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   Mayfield includes Five Ashes, Coggins Mill Street and parts of Hadlow Down. On 1st October 1905 Hadlow Down was formed into a separate civil parish. Mayfield is 8 miles from Tunbridge Wells and 42 miles south of London

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   1766	The History of Tunbridge Wells by Thomas ...
   1810	Tunbridge Wells and its Neighbourhood by ...
   1830	Guide of Tunbridge Wells ⇒ p. 85
   1832	Descriptive Sketches of Tunbridge Wells ...

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6. www.visitmayfieldgraves.org › historyHistory – Mayfield-Graves County Tourism Commission

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   In December 1823 Graves County was established in the center of the Jackson Purchase Area. Mayfield was named the county seat and the first little log courthouse was built for $139. From 1824 through 1830 Graves County grew rapidly as new settlers arrived to take advantage of the reasonable land rates, usually buying in tracts of 160 acres.

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   What is the history of Mayfield?

   • The fabric and nave arcade are twelfth century, the chancel fourteenth and the tower sixteenth century. The stone cross in the churchyard is Saxon and once stood, together with the village stocks, on the boundary between Upper and Middle Mayfield.

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   Where is Mayfield?

   • Mayfield is a large village in Staffordshire situated on the outskirts of Ashbourne, Derbyshire, comprising the hamlets of Upper Mayfield, Middle Mayfield, Church Mayfield and Mayfield. The village predates the Doomsday book, where it gets a mention, when it is called Mavreveldt. King William the Conqueror owns Mayfield.

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   Who owns Mayfield?

   • The village predates the Doomsday book, where it gets a mention, when it is called Mavreveldt. King William the Conqueror owns Mayfield. Earl Aelfgar, Earl of Mercia and son of Lady Godiva, owned it until his death in 1062. There is one farm capable of supporting a household. There is sufficient land for twelve plough teams, each of eight oxen.

   Historic Mayfield – The Mayfield Heritage Group

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   Was Mayfield a mill?

   • The Mayfield Mill site has the fairly rare distinction of a history of almost 200 years of textile production. The first mention of any sort of mill occurs in a property valuation of 1291: most of Mayfield then belonged to the Priory of Tutbury and it included a corn mill.

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   What is Mayfield known for?

   • Mayfield’s vibrant community spirit is showcased through its array of events and festivals, which celebrate the village’s heritage and the arts. The annual Mayfield Festival is a highlight, featuring music, theatre, and cultural performances that draw talent from across the region.

   Mayfield, Sussex: A Village Steeped in History

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   Is Mayfield a parish?

   • Mayfield includes Five Ashes, Coggins Mill Street and parts of Hadlow Down. On 1st October 1905 Hadlow Down was formed into a separate civil parish.

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8. mayfieldheritage.org.uk › wp-content › uploadsUPPER MAYFIELD THE MILL AND THE TERRACE - Mayfield Heritage

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