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Survey of London
… London Record Office, County Hall. M.L.R. Middlesex Land Register in Greater London Record Office, County Hall. …
A History of the County of Shropshire
… of Abdon Burf, to c. 325 m. above Abdon village. The land then falls more gradually to 180 m. at the parish's … have been Azor Bigot, 45 who gave a fardel (¼ virgate) of land in Abdon to Shrewsbury abbey between 1121 and 1135. 46 The land probably passed at that time to Tugford manor. Robert, a …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… a great ditch. 6 The parish included a small peninsula of land containing the southern part of a high tract of land called the Wilderness west of the Monmouth road and … by 1301. 12 In the mid 14th century the parish included land described as a new assart. 13 One of the detached pieces …
A Topographical Dictionary of Scotland
… some of which penetrate for a long distance into the land. The coast in general is bold and rocky, and on the … and which some suppose to have been originally grazing land for the cattle belonging to the tenants on the … is cold and mossy, exhibiting merely cultivated patches of land; the produce raised chiefly comprises oats, turnips, …
A Topographical Dictionary of Wales
… to tradition, has made considerable encroachment upon the land; a stone tablet, in the north wall of the churchyard, … one to the Wesleyans. A dwelling-house and eight acres of land, called Penucha, now yielding only a rent of 7 per … in nearly equal portions, about 700 acres mountain land, and 400 wood and plantations: the produce consists …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… Company. In 1608, William Bennett, of "Marlborowe," left land in "Brodeblunsdon" for the maintenance of six poor … Esq. The tithes, with some exceptions, were commuted for land under an inclosure act passed in 1801. … 87; patron, T. Mortlock, Esq. The tithes were commuted for land and a money payment by an inclosure act in 1801. …