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A Topographical Dictionary of England
… dale of the Holme stream: much of the land is high moor, inclosed under an act, in 1827. The manufacture of … head of a brass Roman spear was dug up in the bog on the moor, in 1820. Carwood.See Sibdon-Carwood. CARWOOD.See … north-western direction. The produce of Cassop and Cassop-moor collieries is shipped at Hartlepool. The impropriate …
A Topographical Dictionary of Scotland
… woodland and plantations, and the remainder pasture and moor. The surface, for nearly a mile from the bank of the … arable, about 4000 in pasture, and 800 in plantations and moor; the system of husbandry is in a very advanced state. …
A Dictionary of London
… Yard, Tower Street See Carpenter's Hall Yard. Carr Yard, Moor Lane See Car Square. Carr Yard, Seething Lane See White …
Staffordshire Historical Collections
… forty acres of land, four of meadow, and eighty of moor in Over Elkesdon and Nether Elkesdon, which are holden …
Calendar, Committee for Compounding
… William, Lord Maynard, having in 1650 purchased Sheriff Hutton Manor, co. York, from George Kirke, begs reference of …
Calendar, Committee for Compounding
… Waterfall and Caldow manors, co. Stafford, bought by Jehn Hutton. 18 762 107 1033 Also manor of Clipston and Clipston … &c., Bothal Barony, Northumberland, bought by John Hutton. 17 336 20 Oct. Kirkby Ashfield Manor, co. Notts, … and Newhall farms, Northumberland, bought by John Hutton and Rob. Grey. 18 759 107 965 8 Nov. Lands, &c., in …
Calendar, Committee for Compounding
… l. 6 48 Jas. Harwood, Nun-Monkton, and James his Son, Sand-Hutton, both Co. York. Vol. G No. or p. P.E. 211 711 28 April … Pudsey, his wife's brother, of a small estate in Sand-Hutton, which has fallen to him by marriage since … 90 200 27 R. 90 23 29 June 1654. Claim allowed to of Sand-Hutton Manor, and sequestration ordered to be discharged. 23 …