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A History of the County of Gloucester
… Flaxley 15 and gave the name by 1282 to a wood called the Chestnuts. 16 The underwood was composed of a variety of …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… only 8 cottages on the royal demesne of the Forest, in Chestnuts wood near Flaxley, at 'Bicknor's Lane End', and at … road there were 15 cottages on the lower slopes of Chestnuts hill in 1782. 36 Some were on the south-western … those at Lea Bailey, Serridge, Barnhill, Staple Edge, and Chestnuts, at high and isolated sites in the middle of the …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… itself, and many a clump of ancient elms or blossoming chestnuts, but also in the fact that there has been of late … 987 limes, 557 planes, 285 elms, 161 sycamores, 155 chestnuts, 66 poplars, 27 ash trees, 16 wych-elms, 4 beech … but is chiefly celebrated for its splendid avenue of chestnuts, which is 56 yds. wide, and a mile and 40 yds. …
A History of the County of Leicestershire
… houses in the same area are the Grange and the Chestnuts, both standing in their own grounds. There are 6 … the vicar). A large square stone now in the garden of the Chestnuts, Foxton, might be the original base of the font. …
Calendar of Patent Rolls, Henry III
… [co. Cambridge], John, abbot of Vercelli, parson of, 319. Chestnuts, Chastynners [co. Kent?], wood of, lepers' hospital without, 502. , woods of Kent, 435. Chestnuts, 450. Chete. See Chute. Chetewind, John de, 106, …