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A History of the County of Oxford
… century, was perhaps another name for West Down field. 3 Furlong names suggest that the medieval arable occupied much … the village, which was later inclosed. 4 The name Breach furlong, recorded about 1240, 5 implies medieval assarting, … croft between the church and his manor house; 33 a demesne furlong at the southern end of the later West Down field was …
A History of the County of Oxford
… to 105 m. in the north, with no prominent hills; the furlong-name Waterslade, recorded from the 13th century, … further north in Carterton. 39 The name Frenchester, for a furlong adjoining Street way, was recorded in the 16th … Anglo-Saxon settlement may have remained scattered: the furlong-names Cadworth (in the north-west) and Whitworth …
A History of the County of Oxford
… 1 a. there in 1272, and the field names Breach and Breach furlong, recorded in Burleigh field from 1681, imply … woodland. 59 A comparatively large amount of meadow, 1 furlong by 1/2 furlong on the manor and 3 a. each on the two smaller …
A History of the County of Oxford
… of Combe gate, 86 which was clearly part of Old Assart furlong in Combe until imparked c. 1780. 87 At the east end …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in the County of Northamptonshire
… parish boundary (SP 731542), the location as well as the furlong names, Lower, Middle and Upper Breach Furlongs, would …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… long, and three furlongs, and in breadth one leuca and one furlong; paid gelt 30 d. Almar had this manor with his wife, …