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Thoroton's History of Nottinghamshire
… car. and one mill 8s. and forty acres of meadow, pasture wood half a leuc long, and four qu. broad. In the time of … one hundred of meadow, two hundred of pasture, forty of wood, and fishing in Idell in Hawton, Lound, who called to …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in the County of Cambridgeshire
… Grange was covered by a small copse called Scot's Garden Wood; at the same time the avenue from Bottisham was … 1(b); TL 546616) lies 130 yds. W. of (62) in Scot's Garden Wood. It consists of a rectangular enclosure of just under an … Site (Class A 2(a); TL 544616) lies partly in St. lves Wood and consists of a rectangular enclosure of half an acre …
Thoroton's History of Nottinghamshire
… three car. , there was four acres of meadow, pasture wood three qu. long, and three broad: the value as the former … as in that and other places may be noted. 9 Robert Wood, and Nicolas Blunston, 8 Eliz. claimed against Thomas … two hundred of meadow, two hundred of pasture, forty of wood, one hundred of marsh, forty of alders, and 30s. rent, …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… comprising 1750 acres. About 135 acres are common, and 50 wood. The parish is intersected by the river Maun, over which … river Stour, and comprises 2418 acres, of which 400 are in wood; the soil is to a great extent chalky. The living is a … 27 p.; 1220 acres are arable, 274 meadow, 161 pasture, 109 wood, 262 in hops, 209 in orchards, 18 occupied by …
A History of the County of Shropshire
… the paper mill, 65 near to Furnace field and Furnace wood in 1842. 66 Peter Medlicott was making paper at Bouldon …
A History of the County of Oxford
… Brademore in Beaumont, then turned along Green ditch and Wood ditch and across the fields to Aristotle's well, 29 a … Coll. Mun. MP 41. Salter, Coroners' Inquests etc. 62. Wood's City, i. 344-5. E 134/4 Chas. I/Trin. 6. C. Moore, … St. Frid. i, pp. 4, 10; ii. 18; V.C.H. Oxon. ii. 222; cf. Wood's Life, i. 353. See below, Churches (St. Mary the …
A History of the County of Essex
… followed a brook to Ipswich Road and the road to Bullock wood, taking in the small extra-parochial area on Cock … Road it followed the parish boundary through Bullock wood and along the edge of Sowen wood to Harwich Road but then went straight across the road …
A History of the County of York East Riding
… bridge were recorded from 1344. 56 It was presumably of wood, for in 1397 the archbishop, as lord of Beverley, had a …
Dictionary of Traded Goods and Commodities
… boxis; boxe] A box was primarily a container, usually of WOOD and generally of no standard capacity, though the size … hand, were more than just containers made out of rough wood. There were those that were made for a particular … SILVER, STRAW work, TORTOISE SHELL, TIN, WAINSCOT, WOOD Found describing BAND, BEAD, COAT, FENDER, GRATE, HAFT, …