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A History of the County of Somerset: Volume 10
… forms the watershed between the Brue valley and King's Sedgemoor, are composed of Rhaetic clay rising to 100 m. (328 …
A History of the County of Somerset
… The Sowy parishes before inclosure 3 4 Inclosure of King's Sedgemoor 1795 4-5 5 View south from Polden ridge across King's Sedgemoor towards High Ham. Photograph by Iris Hardwick … (S.L.S.L.) 6 6 The Henley - Pedwell Drove across King's Sedgemoor. Photograph from Womens' Institute History of High …
A History of the County of Somerset
… of Roman Villa at Littleton 324 Inscription from King's Sedgemoor 325 Plan of Roman Villa at Pitney 326 Pitney Mosaic …
A History of the County of Leicestershire
… Records (1957), no. 234, from Mr. C. H. Bullivant, Sedgemoor Ho., Minehead (Som.). Rot. R. Gravesend, ed. F. N. … Northants. and Rut. Clergy, ii. 287; Mr. C. H. Bullivant, Sedgemoor Ho., Minehead (Som.), has collected many family …
A History of the County of Somerset
… secured the Parrett crossing shortly before the battle of Sedgemoor. 95 St. Ethelwin, brother of King Cenwealh, may …
A History of the County of Somerset
… included rights outside the parish on Stan moor, King's Sedgemoor, West Sedgemoor, Curry moor, and Week moor. 22 The farm, in 1827 …
A History of the County of Somerset
… in 1836, of Bridgwater rural district in 1894, and of Sedgemoor district in 1974. 98 Above, intro. Fines Imposed in …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… from Langport; containing 700 inhabitants. The battle of Sedgemoor, between the forces of James II. and the Duke of …
A History of the County of Somerset
… its name from its position on Sowy, the island in King's Sedgemoor between the rivers Cary and Parrett. 1Its main … Peat also lies to the north and north-east in King's Sedgemoor, including Smallmoor. 13 COMMUNICATIONS Beer Wall, … embankment to Burrowbridge. After the inclosure of King's Sedgemoor in 1800 a more direct route cut through Greylake …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… but used by private persons, which lands are called King's Sedgemoor, about seven or eight miles in length and about a …