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A History of the County of Gloucester
… either from the alienation of manorial demesne or from assarts. Some of the families of free tenants persisted a …
A History of the County of Berkshire
… the needs of the extra-parochial tenants of the king's new assarts, and in 1293 the Dean and Chapter of Salisbury …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… land continued in the early Middle Ages. Seven assarts were mentioned in a survey of Withington manor in … 121836, and distinguished as 'new'. 18 Most of those assarts were evidently on the high ground in the south-west … by 1299 as the centre of an estate formed partly of assarts. 162 On Chatterley hill, by the junction of the …
A History of the County of Oxford
… no more than a cottage or two and some closes, presumably assarts. Littleworth Farm, a rectorial property, was not … during the Middle Ages, seems to have remained in assarts and closes which were never incorporated into … end was only 40 sheep. 278 In the west end the wastes, assarts, and woods seem to have provided additional grazing. …
A History of the County of Northampton
… Walk in Whittlewood. In 1607 and 1610 the Crown sold assarts and purprestures in Whittlewood near Puxley and … year Sir Arthur Throckmorton purchased about 300 a. of assarts and purprestures in Puxley and the adjoining detached … family's estate in Passenham was said to consist of two assarts (Hanging Sart and Coxe Stocking), a house in Old …