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A History of the County of Gloucester
… of a route over the hills to Gotherington, in Bishop's Cleeve. 61 Either it or a route between Cheltenham and … of Sevenhampton was the way across West Down, the part of Cleeve common touching Sevenhampton, said in 1803 to be much … road north-westwards from Syreford was primarily a way to Cleeve common, and the routes to Cheltenham at the west end …
A History of the County of Oxford
… is still a footpath running close to the Thames through Cleeve in Goring, where South Stoke's nearest mill used to be …
A History of the County of Somerset
… was transferred with 7 houses and 34 people to Old Cleeve in the same year. Three detached areas in the … in 1883, and Timwood (1 house, 10 people) to Old Cleeve in 1886. 4 After those changes the parish measured … rarely followed natural features and interlocked with Old Cleeve between Washford and Kentsford 7 around an estate …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… when the older children went to Cheltenham or Bishop's Cleeve, there were c. 32 children. 195 Charities. By 1612 …
A History of the County of Somerset
… by an endowment given by Jane Prowse of Croydon in Old Cleeve. 456 A congregation was established by 1718. 457 A …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… boundary 2 followed an old lane leading between Bishop's Cleeve and Tewkesbury. 3 The southern boundary for part of … under two teachers; the older children went to Bishop's Cleeve. 312 Charities. In 1549 it was said that the whole of …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… road was then built through Upavon fields beside Tenantry cleeve to Upavon Down to meet the old Avebury Ludgershall … apparently forded the river, and passed up Rich cleeve. 23 The demesne farm was established in the south of … in Vicarage Lane include a large house of c. 1900 called Cleeve House, a cottage built c. 1800, possibly converted …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… over the hills to Syreford from Gotherington, in Bishop's Cleeve, and the new road were turnpiked as far as the … 19th century its southern end was primarily a way from Cleeve common, in Bishop's Cleeve, 46 and in the late 20th century a road further east, …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… early Middle Ages by the churches of Beckford, Bishop's Cleeve, and Tewkesbury, it is likely that it was dependent on … Some children then attended the day school at Bishop's Cleeve. 142 The school built in Oxenton in 1862 was intended … 143 In 1964 the children went to school in Bishop's Cleeve. Charity. Woolstone shared with Oxenton in the charity …