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A History of the County of Middlesex
… to such as were disposed to 'cultivate their lands and assart their woods therein,' provided a new hunting ground …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… east parts of which was claimed by the Crown as ancient assart in the early 17th century. 57 In 1361 200 a. adjoining … ownership and Willsbury probably was by 1300. 62 A new assart of 60½ a. described as at 'le Horestone' in 1316 … farm, and 33 a. which Osbert Malemort was licensed to assart in 1306 and which his son William Gainer held in 1361 …
Staffordshire Historical Collections
… of King Edward I., permitting the Prior of Worcester to assart 100 acres of wood and heath at Sheteresford, within … of King Edward I., permitting the Prior of Dudley to assart a heath contiguous to his manor of Wodeford (Woodford … of King Henry III., permitting Leon de Romeslegh to assart his wood of Horwode, within the metes of the forest of …
Staffordshire Historical Collections
… till Candlemas. Assarts, Purprestures, and Waste. An assart was a clearance made in woods, by which trees and …
Staffordshire Historical Collections
… containing 20 acres, which Sir Robert de Grendon wished to assart and plough, taken by the verderers, foresters, and … up; and the soil belongs to Robert. Robert may therefore assart and plough it for a fine of 6 marks, but to so enclose … be taken for the King. From Clement de Wodenesfeud, for an assart, 12 d. From Alan son of Adam, of the same, for the …
Staffordshire Historical Collections
… the forest, viz.: William the gardener of Bobinton, for an assart in Bobinton; Thomas de la Putte, of the Lude, for an assart within the fee of Sir William de Wombume. Nicholas le Tornor of Morf, for an assart within the riffletum of Henry Lord of Morf. Hamon, the …