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A History of the County of Worcester
… Trin. 17 Jas. I; Nash, op. cit. ii, 164. Chan. Proc. (Bridges Div.), bdle. 493, no. 53. Ibid. Feet of F. Worcs. East.1652. Chan. Proc. (Bridges Div.), bdle. 482, no. 66. Ibid. Prattinton Coll. … the family, Thomas Tomkyns, who died in 1675. Chan. Proc. (Bridges Div.), bdle. 482, no. 66. Eleanor's father Edward and …
A History of the County of Somerset
… as the Dyed or Dead Way by 1697. 11 There are two major bridges in the parish. Gawbridge Bow occurs in 1243 as … access to it was gained by means of Witcombe and Milton bridges, and c. 1583 it was claimed that the lord of … ditch, drove, and drainage work, the maintenance of foot-bridges, repairs to houses, and breach of grazing customs. …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… to the river, over the several tributaries of which narrow bridges lead to Easton. Half a mile up the river, east of the …
A History of the County of Somerset
… in and around the parish in the Middle Ages and later, and bridges on the river Sheppey in the early 14th century had to … private droves crossed the North Drain on wooden or stone bridges, some rebuilt in the 1880s. 31 The public road at … were also responsible for maintaining watercourses and bridges and in 1774 for repairing and furnishing the …