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A History of the County of Oxford
… trees and orchards, which runs to Tiddington House, on the hill-top about 260 ft. up. It still has a number of … by the yeoman farmer William Wixon. 17 Farther down the hill is Manor Farm. Part of the present house, the wing built … only records of the windmill are the field names, Windmill Hill and Windmill Field, 19 which were in common use in the …
A History of the County of Huntingdon
… above the Ordnance datum, to about 164 ft. at Alconbury Hill and Common Farm on the north-east side, but on the … North Road, which joins the Ermine Street at Alconbury Hill. Matcham's Bridge carries this road over a tributary of … that there was a chapel dedicated to St. Anne at Alconbury Hill, 14 but no documentary evidence of it has been found. …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… of the parish, probably between Dudmore Lodge and Sugar Hill, were used as a warren in the Middle Ages and until the … 18th century. 9 Part of a ditch extending from Liddington Hill in Liddington to Church Hill in Ogbourne St. George marks the western extent of …
A History of the County of Hertford
… 277 acres of wood, 1 and includes the hamlets of Moneybury Hill on the north of the village, and Northfield to the … parish to about 700 ft. on the north-east. On Moneybury Hill, about the highest spot in the parish, standing 731 ft. … Ward, and other important houses in the parish are Tom's Hill (Mr. R. W. Wood), south of the village; Northfield (Mr. …
A History of the County of Hertford
… ft. and 340 ft. above the ordnance datum, but at Caldecot Hill to the south-west of the parish it rises to 432 ft. The … brick, slated or tiled. A little to the south on Boydens Hill is Aldenham School. Batlers Green is a smaller hamlet … formed part of the endowment of the chantry of Copthorne Hill founded by Sir Humphrey Coningsby. 183 CALDECOTE HILL …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… rises slightly towards the north, reaching at Greenham's Hill a height of 413 ft. above the ordnance datum. The River … a cost of over 45,000, stands on an eminence called 'Gun Hill,' near the South Camp, and overlooking the town, from … parcel of heath called 'Hopcoxe,' a field called 'Gallowe Hill,' and a wood called 'Cranmore.' Manors The manor of …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… tip of the parish runs up to the summit of Alderton Hill at 674 ft., and the southern end contains Dixton Hill, which reaches 537 ft., and runs up to 700 ft. on the side of the adjoining Woolstone Hill. Between the steeply scarped slopes at the two ends of …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… mile northwest from Aldington Fright, is a very remarkable hill, called Colliers hill, which I believe is just within the parish of Mersham, … son of the same name is the present owner of it. RUFFIN'S HILL, is an antient mansion here, on the hill, at a small …
A History of the County of Northampton
… at the back of the Old Building, extending some way up the hill. Remains of it still exist, particularly a long raised …