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A History of the County of Somerset
… of it evidently on the low-lying ground around Perry. 96 A coppice with oak and ash standards lay on Perry Furneaux …
A History of the County of Stafford
… of woodland were Friar Park, Sandwell Park, and Ridgacre Coppice to the south-east of Hill Top. 11 Ridgacre Coppice was cut down apparently in the 1820s to make way for …
A History of the County of Stafford
… 10 Spon Heath in 1633, 11 Spon Lane in 1694, 12 and Spon Coppice in 1695. 13 By the later 18th century the Spon Lane … a mortgage. 18 A new church was opened on part of Spon Coppice near the northern end of Trinity Road in 1841, 19 but …
A History of the County of Somerset: Volume 10
… pasture in Park Green, East and North fields, Westwood, Coppice, New close, Mulleham, Lachmere, Leycroft, Court … was given timber to build a wain. 13 Three closes called Coppice were cleared for agriculture before 1747, two by the …
Survey of London
… 143157 Farringdon Road. 52 14, 15. Clerkenwell Workhouse, Coppice Row, in 1882, shortly before demolition, and (below) … at the rear in 1729. The site, fronting what was then Coppice Row, was taken on a 122-year lease from Walter Baynes … and 60s involved the almost complete redevelopment of Coppice Row, and brought about large-scale commercial and …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… wood of young oaks, 15 and in 1812 it was 37 a. of former coppice planted with young oaks. 16 On the north side of the …
A History of the County of Essex
… only 244 a. was permanent grass, 8½ a. orchard, and 5½ a. coppice. The chief crops were wheat (178 a.), barley (140 …