Location: Hurst, Berkshire
Listed in Domesday Book: No
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The liberty of WINNERSH (Wynhurst, xvii cent.) was originally part of the Bishop of Salisbury's manor of Sonning and was under the exempt jurisdiction of the bishop. Hence it retains the name liberty, but as an estate it was probably broken up at a comparatively early date. Part of it was attached to the manor of Hurst, which appears in 16th and 17th-century records as the manor of Hurst Wynhurst alias Whistley.
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