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Are your roots in The Isle of Axholme? ©




St. Nicholas Church, Haxey, Lincolnshire, England 2007

102731 people in our community tree have roots in The Isle of Axholme which borders Yorkshire, Lincolnshire and Nottinghamshire and our branches spread across the UK and globally. We invite you to VIEW and EDIT and ADD to or DOWNLOAD our research which we continuously verify and merge matching people and places. We want to connect as any people as possible by blood or marriage or partnership to the Isle of Axholme. We hope you will join here to stay in touch. See where our ancestors and descendants relocated to on the map below.


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THE ISLE OF AXHOLME
 
After the Norman conquest, the Manors of Epworth, Belton, Haxey, Owston, Crowle, Althorpe, Luddington, Burnham and Lound, that is the whole of The Isle of Axholme were given to Geoffrey de la Guerche (Wirce), together with the Manors of Blyborough, Gainsborough and Somerby. Leaving no aires certain lands of the Isle were donated to religious houses. In 1626 Charles I contracted Dutch engineer Cornelius Vermuyden, later knighted, to drain the Isle so that today we find the Isle land-locked between the major towns of Doncaster, Scunthorpe and Gainsborough. From these ancestors many descendants and relatives now reside around the world. You will find many of them here on our site

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  • "Elswitha" of the Gaini, Queen of England, oldest recorded Axholme inhabitant, see our Hall of Fame (and Infamy) here
  • Axholme means "island by Haxey" from Old Norse holmr "island", recorded as Hakirhomle in 1196. Old English suffix "ey" in "Haxey" indicates an island, see Wikipedia
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