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A History of the County of Somerset
… and Tower House, 8 which from 1832 to c. 1839 was the home of William Stradling. 9 The tower or grotto in the … holding based in Cossington in 1508 and part of Cossington farm in 1634. 26 Over 30 a. of turbary belonged to Chilton … 1622. 3 TRADES In the earlier 19th century the village was home to two apothecaries and in the later to a clock and …
A History of the County of Somerset
… outside Chilton parish, only the church and Chilton Farm standing within its ancient boundaries. The largest area … below the 15-m. contour. Chilton church and Chilton Farm, like the rest of Chilton village, occupy a small island … by the later 14th century. 87 On the west bank near Pignes farm 12 a. were reclaimed in the 1620s and more in the next …
A History of the County of Somerset
… largest of which was the capital messuage of Beere with a farm of 119 a., mostly arable. 96 In 1557 the capital … 990 a. of grassland and 15¼ a. of arable. 5 On Huntstile farm Thomas Danger was noted c. 1850 for having over ten … county council had established a cheese school at Hawker's farm. 7 In 1910 the parish had nine farms, and the same …
A History of the County of Somerset
… maintained a poorhouse on the northern boundary of Beere farm beside the road to Coultings. 20 In 1852 Chilton parish …
A History of the County of Somerset
… 48 In 1987 it belonged to the Herbert family. 49 Huntstile Farm, a stone building, stands on a steeply sloping site … foundation at Bristol until it was sold as part of Edbrook farm in 1919. 67 The capital messuage was let in 1557. 68 An …
A History of the County of Oxford
… the remains of 'Chapel Barn', west of modern Chimney Farm, are not identifiably medieval. 56 P.R.O., C 66/1125, m. …
A History of the County of Oxford
… was accused of destroying copyholds in Chimney. One farm of ½ yardland and another of ¾ yardland, from which … on the manor house, another (245 a.) centred on Lower Farm, and a third (95 a.) centred on a later-demolished … two farms of c. 358 a. and 239 a., centred still on Lower Farm and on the manor house, and later on the predecessor of …
A History of the County of Oxford
… though 2nd-century Roman pottery was found west of Chimney Farm, and a 3rdor 4th-century coin east of the existing … Bampton minster, was excavated immediately west of Chimney Farm: in all it covered probably over 2,400 square metres, … in the alluvium. 42 Finds immediately west of Chimney Farm included scattered pottery of the 12th to 15th centuries …
A History of the County of Oxford
… stone-built manor house, southwest of modern Chimney Farm, was erected by Robert Veysey (d. 1635), presumably in …
The Environs of London
… Manor of Gowers and Buckerels, now called Pimps. The manor-farm of Gowers and Buckerels, now called Pimps, is supposed …