Place:Aldwick Hundred, Sussex, England

The main part of Aldwick Hundred was situated on the English Channel coast. It also included three detached parishes located within Box and Stockbridge Hundred: East Lavant, Slindon and Tangmere. Aldwick Hundred included the following parishes: Bersted (split in 1933 into Bersted and South Bersted which was almost a part of Bognor. Bognor which became Bognor Regis in 1935 East Lavant (detached parish abolished in 1872, absorbed by Lavant) Pagham Slindon (detached parish) Tangmere (detached parish)

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The map is based on a map of the rape of Chichester', in A History of the County of Sussex: Volume 4, the Rape of Chichester, ed. L F Salzman (London, 1953), p. xx. British History Online.

• A further map taken from the Ordnance Survey England & Wales One-Inch to the Mile series of 1892-1908 provided online by the National Library of Scotland. This is very clear and shows many large buildings and estates existant at the turn of the 20th century. The link given centres in on Westhampnett, but it can be moved to fit many places in the immediate area.