The Domesday Book of 1086 provides the first documentary evidence for many settlements, listing Bertone (Broughton), Calvretone (Calverton), Linforde (Great Linford), Lochintone (Loughton,_Milton_Keynes), Neuport (Newport Pagnell), Nevtone (Newton Longville), Senelai (Shenley), Siwinestone (Simpson), Ulchetone (Woughton), Waletone (Walton), Wluerintone (Wolverton) and Wlsiestone (Woolstone).
Fifty settlement companies are listed in a catalogue they take door-to-door, making items ranging from construction material and cookies to bath salts and wine.
The five settlement blocs he listed would include a large proportion of the roughly 230,000 settlers who live in the West Bank.
Ari seems to have written this book about 1125, but before that date he may already have compiled (in collaboration with Kolskeggr Ásbjarnarson) the so-called Landnámabók ("Book of Settlements"), which lists the names and land claims of about 400 settlers.
The Assembly had wanted all such settlements over 10 years listed.
Should many of the 800-plus species listed in the settlement be granted federal protection, as seems most likely eventually, the endangered list could increase as much as 60 percent — and encompass more territory than ever before.
A10 Prime Minister Ariel Sharon of Israel, who will meet with Mr. Bush at the White House on Wednesday, listed five major settlement blocs in the West Bank that he promised to retain as part of his withdrawal plan.
Prime Minister Ariel Sharon of Israel on Monday listed five major settlement blocs in the West Bank that he promised to retain as part of his unilateral separation plan from the Palestinians and visited the largest of them.
The largest settlement was Moreton, which is listed in the Domesday Book and survived until the flooding of the lake, when the remains of the Moreton Cross were moved to Chew Stoke Parish Church.
In his book An Accidence or The Path-way to Experience: Necessary for all Young Sea-men (1626), John Smith, who founded the first permanent English settlement in North America at Jamestown, Virginia, listed Hues' book among the works that a young seaman should study.
