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A History of the County of Somerset
… Ursula (d. 1608), wife of John Sydenham of Leigh in Old Cleeve, and from her to her nephew Henry Keymer of Pendomer. …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… in 1951. 1033 There was a farmstead called Rodbourne Cleeve, 1 km. south of the church, in 1773 1034 and probably earlier. Cleeve House was built on its site in 1899. 1035 From 1970 … farm, 208 a. in the northeast corner of the chapelry, and Cleeve farm, 264 a. in the south-west corner, were compact. …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… of the village and almost at the foot of the hill is Seend Cleeve and mile farther Seend Row. The hamlet called The … landing stage at the Barge Inn on the minor road to Seend Cleeve probably served that village. Two branch lines of … date 1889 is to be seen opposite the Barge Inn at Seend Cleeve. An estate of 48 houses at Roundponds north of the …
A History of the County of Somerset
… detached areas at Doniford, 3 km. southwest in Old Cleeve, and two parcels in Stogumber, at Horse or High Parks, … 1883 and High Parks in 1884, and Doniford was added to Old Cleeve in 1884. The civil parish of Monksilver measured 317 …
A History of the County of Somerset
… Parishes Old Cleeve OLD CLEEVE The Parish of Old Cleeve, 1 so called 2 to distinguish its main settlement from …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… 280 and in 1906 the stipendiary curate lived at Bishop's Cleeve. 281 When the living fell vacant in 1906 the …
A History of the County of Worcester
… north-west from the village to Portway. To the east is Cleeve House, where there is a moat. Frogmore is a district …