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A History of the County of Gloucester
… rents in 1771-2, 22 and 9 freeholders had land in the open fields at Plusterwine in 1789. 23 The enfranchisement of some … size. In the late 17th and 18th centuries the only open fields were at High Woolaston and Plusterwine. Much of the … granges were enclosed. At High Woolaston in 1743 the open fields were on the north side of the hamlet and were called …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… shortage of water before the main supply was piped to the fields c. 1955. 12 Between the hills and the …
A History of the County of Somerset
… third of the parish, divided by the 16th century into four fields: East, South, West, and Crany or Crandon. They were … have been created from house sites taken from the arable fields or orchards. 5 The houses south-east of the church, … required to stock no more than three sheep per acre in two fields and were repeatedly ordered to keep them out of the …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Dorset
… (6) Cultivation Remains. Nothing is known of the open fields of Woolland; they were certainly enclosed by 1791 (Map … lynchets in Launch Wood (777066) may be part of the open fields of Chitcombe. Roman and Prehistoric Three cross-dykes … down the spur side. There are no original gaps. 'Celtic' fields (Group (54), p. 339) lie immediately to the N.W. (8) …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in the County of Northamptonshire
… axe (NM; NDC P47) are said to have been found 'in the fields below Hunsbury' and have been located in Wootton … pinnacles, much worn. (11) Cultivation Remains. The common fields of Wootton were enclosed by an Act of Parliament of 1778. Three open fields, Preston Hedge, Long and Blackemoor or West Fields are …
A History of the County of Oxford
… was largely one of nucleated villages surrounded by open fields until parliamentary inclosure in the 18th century or early 19th; groupings of two open fields later becoming quarters were usual, as was the … development within a single vill of two separate sets of fields, usually called ends, notably at Deddington, Duns Tew, …