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A History of the County of York East Riding
… near the Derwent in the east, large areas are lower still. Ings on the riverside alluvium and commons in the west of the … and southwards to Skipwith. From West Cottingwith village Ings Lane led to the riverside meadows and Ferry Lane down to … brick with stone quoins and dressings, dated 1845. Three or four alehouses were licensed in the parish in the 1750s …
A History of the County of York East Riding
… was said to be unattainable 'until ... the undrained or imperfectly drained portion of the land was made dry'. 17 … 38 a. in Hall garth, 14 a. in East field, and 7 a. in the ings, all in Thornton. It included land granted to the dean, … to take the forecrop from Kettlesall hill in the west ings 'in consideration of the tithe hay of all the lord's …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… measurement 827 acres, of which 88 are woodland, 66 common or waste, and the remainder arable and pasture; the soil is … " the liberty of the Soken," having within its limits two or three reputed manors of smaller extent. The manor was … and waste; the soil is in general fertile. A creek, or arm of the sea, runs up to Landermere, a small hamlet in …
The Environs of London
… I find no satisfactory derivation of the word Tooting 1, or, as it is written in Doomsday-book, Totinge. Ing is a … probably joined afterwards either to that of Tooting Bec or Tooting Graveney. Manor of Tooting Graveney. The other …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… John's Tottenham lands, which became the manor of BALLIOLS or DAUBENEYS, passed to Devorgild de Balliol, who in 1281 … hand for some time and farmed out for short fixed periods or during the king's pleasure; they were committed to Gertuch … son of his sister Ada, and became the manor of HASTINGS or PEMBROKES. 30 Sir Henry was imprisoned with Simon de …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… and north Wheatley Booth, which includes the ancient Haw 2 or Hay Booth and Whithalgh (represented by White Hough), … east down Ogden Clough, and combined as White Hough Water or Roughlee Water they go eastward towards Barrowford. North … yielded 28 s., that of Barley the same, and Haghebothe or Haw Booth 18 s. 6 The tenants were Gilbert de la Legh, …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… been composed anciently of a number of separate estates or clearings in the Forest of Pendle. It lies in the valley … through Barrowford proper, consisting of the old hamlets or villages of Higherford and Lowerford, which extend along … and Robert his son and heir-apparent. 25 Henry Banister or Bannester died in 1602 and his son Robert in 1616, when …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… marking the boundary between Barton and Flixton. Hulme or Davyhulme proper, and Moorside are on the south side of … Field; FoxhillWall Congre, Hare Horn Meadow; New HallStick Ings, Patch Ings, Broad Eyes, Street, Bagoletine, How Lane Head; Barton …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… customary division into four quartersChurch, Middle, North or Town, and Holmes. 5 Manors Earl Tostig held BOLTON in 1066 … persons as two and a half plough-lands in drengage; they or their ancestors had formerly paid 40 s. and rendered … these being released they paid an increment of 26 s. 8 d., or 5 marks in all. 10 In the Pipe Roll of 1201 are recorded …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… lie to the north-east of the church; Bank Hall, Danes or Dancer House, the Old Hall and Barden to the north; … works, breweries and brick-making works in the town itself or the immediate neighbourhood. Coal, stone and slate are … in Cliviger was given in 1558, 10 s. rent charge on the Ings in Colne in 1559, and 3 on land in Essex in 1578 (?); …