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A History of the County of Wiltshire
… adjoining the parsonage, and a small close near Henford's Marsh in Warminster. 65 At the inclosure of the parish an …
A History of the County of Oxford
… rotation. Westbrook field was divided into Mill, Alvescot Marsh, and Causeway fields, and for rotation was grouped with … horse common and 200 a. of sheep common. 22 The Moor or Marsh, mentioned from the 13th century, 23 covered much of … 25 Great and Little Nippenham (39 a.), adjoining the Marsh in the south-east, were perhaps common in the 13th …
A History of the County of Oxford
… cross there in 1921. 70 The medieval surnames 'at marsh' and 'of the barrow' may indicate outlying settlement … Bampton Hund. 42; Bodl. MS Oseney Roll 127; for barrow and Marsh, below, Fig. 28. Bp Fell and Nonconf. 5; cf. ORO, SC …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… a parish, in the union and liberty of Romney-Marsh, though locally in the hundred of Worth, lathe of …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… 143, 181, 144. He may be the 'Master Shireburne' of George Marsh's story who was at Lathom when this Protestant preacher … there by the Earl of Derby in 1554. He did not argue with Marsh, professing himself ignorant of the Scriptures, but …
Old and New London
… or manor-house built upon a somewhat elevated part of the marsh, near the river, by one Robert of Paris, in the reign …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… apparently been inclosed by the 17th century. Blackland marsh, a pasture for cattle beside the London road, 52 was …
Survey of London
… from the Stairs to Poplar High Street (part of the East Marsh), which could be had at a reasonable cost. a But, more … units: 'Babland', a portion of 6 acres in the East Marsh of Poplar; a parcel of three acres; and part of the …