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A History of the County of Hertford
… lies to the west, Ansells End to the north-west and Percy Green with Peters Green further to the north-west of the parish. Bury Farm, the …
A History of the County of Warwick
… about it. East of it was probably the original green encroached on by later (18th-century) buildings. North … Deflected eastwards from the south of the former village green is the road to Banbury, and passing westwards from … Swan Hotel at the south-west corner opposite the former green is another 17th-century building of ashlar stone work …
A History of the County of Hertford
… Mr. Brice Beaton; the Rectory House, in which Mr. Arthur Green lives; Langley Hill House, the residence of Mr. Arthur … years later a Mr. Springwell opened his house at Penman's Green for divine worship, the preachers coming from Chenies. …
A History of the County of Worcester
… original character. The houses are here grouped about a green stretching almost the length of the village, with the … 43 The soil of the heaths called Boswell Heath, Wake Green, Hayter's Heath, Kingswood, Norton Woods, &c., belonged … of Wychall Farm was bequeathed by Job Marston of Hall Green, Yardley, to his kinsman Joshua Avenant in 1701. 178 …
A History of the County of Hertford
… and there are three small hamlets, Wandon End 4 and Wandon Green on the western and southern borders of the parish, and Ley Green 5 to the north of King's Waldenbury Park. The Inclosure … the family of Brograve, 59 and the name may survive in Ley Green. Rectory Manor In 1540 there was a RECTORY MANOR in …
A History of the County of Warwick
… with Bodymoor Heath (inclosed in 1856) and Hemlingford Green, the ancient meeting-place of the hundred, on the west …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… 80 The site of the wind-mill is perhaps marked by Mill Green, near the River Enborne. In 1859 there were four mills … of Kingsclere Woodlands, situated respectively at Plastow Green, Ashford Hill and Wolverton End. The Congregational …
A History of the County of Somerset
… the village known as North Town in 1656 30 and as Kingsdon green in 1810. 31 Kingsdon wood in the north of the parish … 'where women would rather they lived'. 55 A bowling green is mentioned in 1777 56 and lay south of the rectory … 1750) left her quarries at Pitts, south-east of Kingsdon Green, to her sons, 219 one of whom rendered a fine to the …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… and west sides; near the former is a hamlet called Dungate-green, and not far from it a good modern house, built by Mr. …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… and the roads, which are very broad, with a wide space of green swerd on each side, execrably bad; insomuch, that they … is a streamlet, which rises in the woods near Bromley green, and slows along the eastern par to this parish … Sevington, runs with it by Hockwood barn and under Alsop green, towards Ashford. Leland in his Itinerary says, vol. …