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A History of the County of Somerset
… gatehouse, 32 and later a fishpond possibly created from a moat mentioned in 1485. 33 A house called Yarlington House … and pigs and rents for pasture in the woods and the former moat at the manor house had been abandoned. 69 By 1489 some …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… the chancel is a small chapel belonging to the family De la Pole: the altar-piece is richly embellished. …
A History of the County of Oxford
… to the west, perhaps destroying part of Yelford Manor's moat. 91 At inclosure in 1853 a straight road to Hardwick was …
A History of the County of Oxford
… in 1651. 74 South-west of the house is a water-filled moat or ditch of unknown date, its main section running north … circuit of water around the house. Arguments that the moat formed part of a single design with a ditch or moat around College Farm (on land historically quite …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in the County of Northamptonshire
… 447880). Fig. 153 Yelvertoft (4) Settlement remains, moat and site of watermill ac(4) Settlement remains, moat and mill site (SP 597758 and 602755; Figs. 152 and 153), … a narrow channel runs S.E. from the S.E. ditch of the moat. The channel is probably a leat for a water mill which …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in City of York
… dam, 'softened the soil of the motte', or perhaps 'of the moat', 27 also weakening 262 ft. of the S.W. wall of the … A gate in the N.W. wall led to a stone bridge across the moat surrounding the motte. Within the bailey had stood a … the bailey, outside the main wall and at the edge of the moat was a low wall, apparently the 'flanker' partly …
Survey of London
… de Lawic of "two houses 'cum pert' in Westminster next to La Charinge, reserving to us and our successors 'hostilagium' … Hentry of Newark (12969) occasionally dated letters from "La Boure," or "La Bourehouse" ( Register of Abp. Henry of Newark, and many …
Feet of Fines of the Tudor period [Yorks]
… and Marton. Walter Robynson and Thomas Banke Thomas de la Ryu[er] (or Lyu[er]? no doubt intended for Ryver) Manors …