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Aston Bury was a feudal manor located in what is presently known as Caddington, Hertfordshire/Bedforshire in East England. In origin Hertfordshire was the area assigned a fortress constructed at Hertford under the rule of Edward the Elder in 913. Caddington was held in two manors Major (Great) Caddington and Minor Caddington. It borders North of Greater London.

Aston Bury (Great Caddington) was first registered in the Domesday Book of 1066 with its Lord of the Manor being Leofwin the noble of Caddington. The Overlord was King Edward. In the Domesday Book of 1086 the Lord of the Manor were the Canons of London of St. Paul's with Tenant-in-Chief being the same. ^[1]

Now a part of Aston, Aston Bury was once held by the Lord of the Manor of Caddington Major or Great Caddington or Aston Bury from 1103-1550. The Lord of the Manor of Great Caddington or Aston Bury was reinstated in 2013.

Aston Bury Manor is located in Aston and is a Grade 1 English Heritage Building.^[2]

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[1] ttp://domesdaymap.co.uk/place/TL0619/caddington/

[2] ttp://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=62656&strquery=aston+bury

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-'''Aston Bury''' was a feudal manor located in what is presently known as [[Caddington]], [[Hertfordshire]] in East [[England]]. In origin Hertfordshire was the area assigned a fortress constructed at [[Hertford]] under the rule of [[Edward the Elder]] in [[913]]. It borders North of [[Greater London]].
+'''Aston Bury''' was a feudal manor located in what is presently known as [[Caddington]], [[Hertfordshire]]/[[Bedforshire]] in East [[England]]. In origin Hertfordshire was the area assigned a fortress constructed at [[Hertford]] under the rule of [[Edward the Elder]] in [[913]]. Caddington was held in two manors Major (Great) Caddington and Minor Caddington. It borders North of [[Greater London]].
-Now a part of Aston, Aston Bury was once held by the [[Lord of the Manor]] of [[Caddington]] Major or Great Caddington or Aston Bury from 1103-1550. The Lord of the Manor of Great Caddington or Aston Bury was reinstated in 2013.
+Aston Bury (Great Caddington) was first registered in the Domesday Book of 1066 with its Lord of the Manor being Leofwin the noble of Caddington. The Overlord was [[King Edward]]. In the [[Domesday Book]] of 1086 the [[Lord of the Manor]] were the Canons of London of St. Paul's with Tenant-in-Chief being the same. <ref>http://domesdaymap.co.uk/place/TL0619/caddington/</ref>
+Now a part of Aston, Aston Bury was once held by the Lord of the Manor of Caddington Major or Great Caddington or Aston Bury from 1103-1550. The Lord of the Manor of Great Caddington or Aston Bury was reinstated in 2013.
 Aston Bury Manor is located in Aston and is a Grade 1 English Heritage Building.<ref>http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=62656&strquery=aston+bury</ref>{{refimprove|date=January 2013}}