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The National Archives website describes the MDR:  
The National Archives website describes the MDR:  
<blockquote>The Manorial Documents Register is the official register of manorial documents for England and Wales. We maintain it on behalf of the Master of the Rolls. The Register contains information about the nature and location of surviving manorial documents. Manorial documents have statutory protection under the Manorial Documents Rules. They are defined in the Rules as court rolls, surveys, maps, terriers, documents and books of every description relating to the boundaries, franchises, wastes, customs or courts of a manor. Only those types of document defined in the Rules as manorial documents are noted in the Manorial Documents Register. Title deeds and other evidences of title are not defined as manorial documents and are therefore not included in the Register. The Manorial Documents Register is not a register of title, and we do not seek to collect information about the ownership or descent of manors.<ref>The National Archives, About the Manorial Documents Register. Retrieved 16 Nov 2011 from http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/mdr/aboutapps/mdr/about.htm.</ref><br> </blockquote>  
<blockquote>The Manorial Documents Register is the official register of manorial documents for England and Wales. We maintain it on behalf of the Master of the Rolls. The Register contains information about the nature and location of surviving manorial documents. Manorial documents have statutory protection under the Manorial Documents Rules. They are defined in the Rules as court rolls, surveys, maps, terriers, documents and books of every description relating to the boundaries, franchises, wastes, customs or courts of a manor. Only those types of document defined in the Rules as manorial documents are noted in the Manorial Documents Register. Title deeds and other evidences of title are not defined as manorial documents and are therefore not included in the Register. The Manorial Documents Register is not a register of title, and we do not seek to collect information about the ownership or descent of manors.<ref>The National Archives, About the Manorial Documents Register. Retrieved 16 Nov 2011 from http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/mdr/aboutapps/mdr/about.htm.</ref><br> </blockquote>  
 
<br> The MDR is being placed [http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/mdr/ online]. As of June 2013, the catalogue of extant manorial documents available online includes:<br>  
 
The MDR is being placed [http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/mdr/ online]. As of November 2011, the catalogue of extant manorial documents available online includes:<br>  


*Wales (all counties)  
*Wales (all counties)  
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*Cumberland, <br>  
*Cumberland, <br>  
*Dorset  
*Dorset  
*Gloucestershire
*Hampshire and the Isle of Wight, <br>  
*Hampshire and the Isle of Wight, <br>  
*Hertfordshire, <br>  
*Hertfordshire, <br>  
*Lancashire North of the Sands (the Furness area, part of Cumbria since 1974)<br>  
*Lancashire<br>  
*Middlesex, <br>  
*Middlesex, <br>  
*Norfolk<br>  
*Norfolk<br>  
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*Shropshire, <br>  
*Shropshire, <br>  
*Surrey, <br>  
*Surrey, <br>  
*Warwickshire
*Westmorland, and <br>  
*Westmorland, and <br>  
*Yorkshire (all three Ridings). <br>
*Yorkshire (all three Ridings). <br>


all other counties can be searched at The National Archives search room.<br>  
all other counties can be searched at The National Archives search room.<br>


== Further Reading  ==
== Further Reading  ==
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