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A History of the County of Somerset
… of Seavington St. Michael occupies 286 a. of the fertile Yeovil and Pennard sands in the undulating country south-west …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… the WarminsterShaftesbury road. In 1859 the Salisbury & Yeovil Railway was opened between Salisbury and Gillingham …
A History of the County of Somerset
… Mary, to reach Fouts Cross. Most of the parish lies on the Yeovil Sands, with an area of Pennard Sands beyond a fault … late 19th century, and factories in Stoke sub Hamdon and Yeovil were both maintaining agencies in the parish by 1910. … The industry has been and is restricted to outwork from Yeovil and Stoke. In 1928 the trade was booming and the …
A History of the County of Somerset
… part of Tintinhull parish. 115 It was incorporated in the Yeovil poor-law union in 1836. 116 Church. There was a church … 1286. 117 In origin it was evidently a daughter church of Yeovil, and a pension was still paid by the rector of Sock to the rector of Yeovil in 1428. 118 The church itself had disappeared by 1575 …
A History of the County of Somerset
… Life Thoughts of the late Edwin Gunning, ed. T. B. Clark (Yeovil, n.d.). S.R.O., C/C, sale cat. Knole Estate, 1913. … Life Thoughts of . . . Edwin T. Gunning, ed. T. B. Clark (Yeovil n.d.), 667, 89; ex inf. Mr. F. S. Mundy. O.S. Map 6", …
A History of the County of Oxford
… Hugh gave Souldern manor in exchange for Kingston manor in Yeovil (Som.). 56 The overlordship of Souldern continued to …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… corner of the main part of the parish. The Salisbury & Yeovil Railway opened a line along the Nadder valley through …
A History of the County of Somerset
… area. 3 Three-quarters of the parish lies on the fertile Yeovil Sands, producing the 'remarkably good' arable … complex, and a chapel, designed by Royden Cooper of Yeovil and opened in 1964. A barn, formerly used as a club … and vestry clerk'. After the transfer of the parish to the Yeovil poor-law union in 1836 the vestry continued active, …
A History of the County of Somerset
… Stoke under Ham, covers 1,381 a. 1 It lies 5 miles west of Yeovil, between Montacute and the Foss Way, and measures … less easily defined, though they follow a lane from the Yeovil road up Hedgecock hill. This boundary was marked at … to a total height of 400 ft. The hill itself is of Yeovil sands, capped by shelly limestone known as Ham stone, …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… was also busy. The line constructed by the Salisbury & Yeovil Railway across the east corner of the parish was …