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A History of the County of Somerset
… included a shallow valley watered by a tributary of the Durleigh brook, between the 61-m. and 30-m. contours bounded on the south by the Durleigh brook, on the west by the road between Enmore and …
A History of the County of Somerset
… free manors. In the mid 13th century Broomfield and Durleigh manors secured temporary independence from the … hundred comprised Broomfield with Heathcombe and Oggshole, Durleigh, Enmore with Blaxhold, Goathurst with Lexworthy and … and Goathurst with Heathcombe, Lexworthy, Huntstile, Durleigh, Dukesse or Duke Fee, and Sydenham in Wembdon. A …
A History of the County of Somerset
… north to south, suggest that Wembdon, Chilton Trinity, Durleigh, and Bridgwater had formed a single unit, and in … Stock moor when the area was inclosed. The boundary with Durleigh partly follows streams, and that with Wembdon was … edge of the former Queen's wood. 65 West Bower, beyond Durleigh to the west, was divided into two small, irregular …
A History of the County of Somerset
… in 1881 at Haygrove. 69 In 1929 the present vicarage in Durleigh Road, formerly the Elms, was bought for the … standing in 1703 and its site, beside a clise across the Durleigh Brook near its junction with the Parrett, was a …
A History of the County of Somerset
… 1550s and its land, lying also in Cannington, Wembdon, and Durleigh, was shared between 11 tenants. 28 In 1635 the manor … parish was Chilton common, shared with Chilton Trinity, Durleigh, and Wembdon; it was partly inclosed by agreement in … end of Blake Street, was driven by a leat from the Durleigh brook. 48 In 1886 it was described as a disused …
A History of the County of Somerset
… becoming a maintained school, moved to new buildings in Durleigh Road. 91 It was replaced in 1973 by Haygrove … 1988 an estimated 797. 51 Haygrove comprehensive school, Durleigh Road, was created in 1973; senior classes used the … in 1987. 62 A school was held at the Holy Rosary convent, Durleigh Road, between 1939 and 1963. 63 S.R.S. i. 268; …
A History of the County of Somerset
… by 1539 and its concerns included its customary tenants in Durleigh and Dunwear as well as in Haygrove. A will was … Lowbridge of Stourbridge (Worcs.) to take water from the Durleigh brook by means of an 'engine or waterwork' and to … the reservoir on Wembdon Hill. Reservoirs were built at Durleigh in 1938 and at Hawkridge in Aisholt in 1962. 1 Gas …
A History of the County of Somerset
… manor. 95 The manor descended with East Chilton manor in Durleigh 96 to the Hockmore family and was held in 1723 by … at Bower, greatgrandmother of Maud and Lettice, of land in Durleigh and granted it to Maslin at Bower, whom John Maslin … Bower to Bridgwater corporation for the construction of Durleigh reservoir, and in 1963 ownership passed to the West …
A History of the County of Somerset
… Sisters of the Holy Rosary opened a convent in Eastcroft, Durleigh Road, in 1939. 12 The convent remained open in 1990. …
A History of the County of Somerset
… in 1086. 15 In the late 12th century Geoffrey of Durleigh confirmed a grant by his father Durand of land at … Gregory, a minor. 44 The manor descended with Chilton in Durleigh until the mid 18th century, 45 after which it … on his wife Agnes 65 and it descended like East Chilton in Durleigh until 1616 when lordship was last recorded. 66 By …