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A History of the County of Wiltshire
… pasture near the Avon and for sheep common downs including Woolston Hill and Kitcombe (later Kickdom). In 1540 the … 245 a., east of the village, 32 a. of several arable on Woolston Hill south of it, and a 12-a. parcel in an open … Earl's down, c. 420 a., was several, and two other downs, Woolston Hill and part of Blackcross down, were for the …
A History of the County of Somerset
… the settlement line, and then more gradually to 46 m. at Woolston, just above the Doniford stream. The Devonian … conglomerates, and pebbles. 3 Stone was quarried at Woolston and Newton by 1457 (at Woolston possibly in 1438). 4 Woolston quarry, with a …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… residence of the Hon. H. Crichton. A little further up the Woolston road, on the north side, is Abbey House, belonging …
Magna Britannia
… to Sir Henry Carew and G. F. Wise, Esq., whose seat is at Woolston in this parish. The barton of Hach Arundell belonged …
A History of the County of Warwick
… Stivichall, Baginton, Stoneleigh, Bubbenhall, Ryton, Woolston, Stretton, Marton, and Wappenbury. The sum of 6 s. 8 …
A History of the County of Essex
… from the countess of Arundel, were probably divided, like Woolston Hall in Chigwell, between the duke of Norfolk and … when Sir Edmund Aleyn, Bt., sold it to George Scott of Woolston Hall, Chigwell. 101 It descended with Woolston until the 20th century, in the Scott, Bodle, …