Affpuddle

including Briantspuddle

	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 Domesday 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 both Affpuddle and Tonerspuddle
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Census	1841 Census [Kim Parker] 1851 Census [Kim Parker] 1861 Census
Parish Registers	Baptisms 1731-1812, 1813-1880 Marriages 1736- 1849 Burials 1731-1812, 1813-1880
Postal Directories	Kelly's Directory 1848
Church
Memorials
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 Briantspuddle Community Website
Records held at the Dorset History Centre PE/AFF	Registers Christenings 1728-1872. 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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