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Affpuddle is a village in the Piddle Valley, 9 miles east of Dorchester close to Moreton, Tolpuddle and Puddletown. the village dates, at least from Saxon times and is named in the Doomsday book as Affpidela with a manor house belonging to the Abbot of Cerne. The church dates from the time of Edward IV, the tower contains four bells. A school was built in the village in 1870 for the children of noth Affpuddle and Tonerspuddle |
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| Census | Transcription of the 1861 Census |
| Parish Registers | Baptisms 1731-1812, 1830-1880 Marriages 1736- 1849 Burials 1731-1812, 1813-1880 |
| Postal Directories | Kelly's Directory 1848 |
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| Photographs | Affpuddle Church and grounds |
| Other Records | Index Affpuddle Wills Affpuddle War Memorial by Norman Locke The Will of Nicholas Bereman 1637 naming many of the inhabitants of the village. by Scott Chipman |
| Records held at the Dorset History Centre PE/AFF |
Registers Christenings 1728-1782. Marriages 1731/2-1753, 1776-1837. Burials 1722-1832. Banns 1824-1900. Transcripts Christenings 1728-1850. MArriages 1731/2-1850. Burials 1722-1850. |
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