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A History of the County of Oxford
… across Haywards Bridge, the other west to Dorchester and Burcot. There are also two unmetalled roads, one leading to … HOLCOMBE GRANGE, can be traced back to the holding of the Burcot family, 42 who were tenants of 1 knight's fee held of … son of Bartholomew 43 held the fee in 1201. A Nicholas de Burcot, perhaps the same man, held it in 1212 44 and either …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… down part of the hamlet and added it to his deer park. 7 BURCOT'S FARM BURCOT'S FARM, which lies on the road from East Stratton to … attached to the holding. 8 Perhaps, therefore, it was at Burcot that Waleran the Huntsman held his 4 hides of the …
A History of the County of Oxford
… use farther afield; at Eton in the 15th century, and at Burcot, 141 Thame, and Windsor in the 16th century. 142 One …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… besides other land in Totford, Northington, Swarraton, and Burcot. In 1357 they granted these lands to Richard Burton … 1373, but was acquitted since the land in question was at Burcot, to which he laid no claim. Assize R. 1476, m. 11. …
A History of the County of Oxford
… unknown date 20 s. a year to be paid out of his estate at Burcot on St. Thomas's day. Ten shillings was to be paid to … s. to poor labourers. 316 This sum was paid by Mr. Bush of Burcot, according to the Benefactors' Board in Nuneham Chapel, and was consequently called the Burcot Charity in later times. Mrs. Elizabeth Combes 317 left …
A History of the County of Oxford
… 43 and in 1796, 48. 140 The three locks of the 1624 Oxford-Burcot authority were sold to the Commissioners of the Thames …
A History of the County of Oxford
… parish, of Eynsham Abbey, but belonged to the 2 fees in Burcot, Clifton Hampden, Toot Baldon, and Stoke held of the … of more than 4 virgates in Stoke, 131 as well as land in Burcot and Adwell. 132 He was a prominent local knight, and …
A History of the County of Oxford
… boundary on the north, marked by the Baldon Brook, to Burcot on the south, but except for a narrow neck of land on …