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A Dictionary of London
… 1708. Site seems now to be occupied by St. Andrew's Wharf. Not to be confused with Bristow Street (q.v.). Bristow …
A History of the County of Somerset
… A barn mentioned in 1347 seems to have been replaced as a hay store in the 1390s by the castle hall, known as Mortimers …
A History of the County of Somerset
… the whole parish were worth over £25 compared with tithe hay at 17 s. 4 d. and tithe of wool and lambs together at 34 … a. and comprised small closes. One had a sheep house and a hay house, another a barn and stall under one roof, a third a hay loft over an ox stall. One tenant was licensed to let his …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… Huntingdon, county of Hereford, 6 miles (N. E. by N.) from Hay; containing 587 inhabitants. The parish is situated on … and watered by numerous streams. The road from Kington to Hay crosses from north to south. The living is united to the …
Brightwell Baldwin
A History of the County of Oxford: Volume 18, Benson, Ewelme, and the Chilterns (Ewelme Hundred)
… his death in 1439 to his widow Amice. She married Matthew Hay, on whose death after 1453 the manor probably descended … the north of the parish, where streamside meadows provided hay, and watercress was grown from c.1860, in beds fed with … food and drink during boon work, and some tenants received hay or sheaves. Certain villeins on Cadwell manor also had to …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… extensive collieries, and near the village is a large coal-wharf on the Nottingham and Cromford canal. A neat chapel of … Severn. The market-days are Tuesday and Friday, for corn, hay, and straw; Wednesday and Saturday, for general …
Survey of London
… in 17202, provided stabling and coach-houses, with hay-lofts and rooms above. 24 Britton Street area houses 206. …
A History of the County of Oxford
… a mead of c. 7 a. 13 In 1317 tenants in Marsh Haddon paid hay tithes, 14 which implies access to meadow, though as …