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A History of the County of Oxford
… m. Except for bands of Chipping Norton limestone, Sharps Hill beds, and alluvium along the Glyme and its tributaries, … of the parish, and the fields of the Roman villa at Callow Hill, just across the parish boundary in Stonesfield, … from Glympton. 32 In 1653 there was a house on 'Boriams Hill . . . against Boriams', 33 but it may have been a new …
A History of the County of Surrey
… lies in the valley, but its outskirts extend on to the hill to the south, called Holloway Hill, and to the north near Hurtmore, where the Charterhouse … over the waste land hence to the common fields on Holloway Hill and near Busbridge, south of the town. The tenants by …
A History of the County of Oxford
… is derived from Gdan dn or perhaps Gdinga dn, 'the hill of Goda' or of 'Goda's people'. 98 In the Domesday …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… 3 The name may be retained at the present day in 'Bogmoor Hill' in Godsfield. This wood also extended into the adjacent …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… of thatch-roofed cottages culminating in the sandrock hill on which the church of All Saints stands. At the east … or later, being divided between the families of Popham and Hill. 107 Of them it must have been purchased by the … in 1202 to Philip de Blackpan pasture extending from the hill of 'Blikesdun' next Druce as far as the waste of …
A History of the County of Surrey
… highest point in East Surrey on Tilburstow or Tilbuster Hill, 591 ft. above the sea. Southwards the parish extends … at Frogwood Common, Blindley Heath and on Tilburstow Hill. The main road from London through Croydon to East … The road, here called Church Lane, slopes steeply down-hill past the church, and near the bottom is a pair of …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… in a fine dry and open champaign country, of upland hill and dale. The soil is fertile, though in general …