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'''Stratton''' is the northernmost of the ten hundreds of [[Cornwall]], taking in the north-eastern corner of the county up to the [[Devon|Devonshire]] border.  It is named after the town of [[Stratton, Cornwall|Stratton]].
'''Stratton''' is the northernmost of the ten hundreds of [[Cornwall]], taking in the north-eastern corner of the county up to the [[Devon|Devonshire]] border.  It is named after the town of [[Stratton, Cornwall|Stratton]].


The historic parishes of the hundred are: [[Boyton, Cornwall|Boyton]], [[Bridgerule]], [[Jacobstow]], [[Kilkhampton]], [[Launcells]], [[Marhamchurch]], [[Morwenstow]], [[Poughill]], [[Stratton, Cornwall|Stratton]], [[North Tamerton]], [[Week St Mary]], [[Whitstone]].
The ancient parishes of the hundred are:
 
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[[Category:Hundreds of Cornwall]]
*[[Boyton, Cornwall|Boyton]]
*[[Bridgerule]]
*[[Jacobstow]]
*[[Kilkhampton]]
*[[Launcells]]
*[[Marhamchurch]]
*[[Morwenstow]]
*[[Poughill]]
*[[Stratton, Cornwall|Stratton]]
*[[North Tamerton]]
*[[Week St Mary]]
*[[Whitstone]]
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{{Cornwall hundreds}}

Revision as of 15:00, 20 October 2016

Stratton Hundred

Stratton is the northernmost of the ten hundreds of Cornwall, taking in the north-eastern corner of the county up to the Devonshire border. It is named after the town of Stratton.

The ancient parishes of the hundred are:

Hundreds of Cornwall

East Wivelshire • Kerrier • Lesnewth • Penwith • Powdershire • Pydershire • Isles of Scilly • Stratton • Triggshire • West Wivelshire