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A History of the County of Buckingham
… 332 ft., being found on the south-western edge of Linford Wood. The River Ouse forms the southern and eastern boundary … from Gayhurst. In the north-west of the parish is Linford Wood, mentioned in the 17th century. 3 Manor Little Linford, … received a charter granting him leave to inclose his wood at Little Linford and to make a park. 66 In 12789 Thoms …
A History of the County of Buckingham
… A large fireplace at this end, with a 16th century moulded wood lintel, occupies the full width of the building, while … stone building with brick quoins and a classical wood cornice, dating from about 1680, but considerably … and enlarged at subsequent periods. It retains some wood mullioned windows of late 16th-century date, and a stone …
A History of the County of Buckingham
… money, and in the south chapel are two grotesquely carved wood panels, while some fragments of old glass, mounted in a …
A History of the County of Buckingham
… 17 (xiii cent.); Hallehulle, 18 la Wecche, 19 la Breche (a wood which John de Moleyns was licensed in 1339 to impark … century. 68 The capital messuage of this manor in the wood of Brill appears to have been retained by Henry II after … Ludgershall 69 (q.v.). Three hides of land and 10 acres of wood in his manor of Ludgershall had been granted by Henry II …
A History of the County of Buckingham
… himself and his heirs. 68 In 1226 there is mention of the wood in Moreton of William son of Reynold, 69 who in 1254 … being of stone, while those on the south appear to be of wood. There are carved bosses at the intersections of the … the wallposts are supported by carved corbels of stone and wood. The altar table, an elaborate piece of work, bears the …
A History of the County of Buckingham
… 287 ft. to a maximum height of about 410 ft. at Runt's Wood in the south-east of the parish. The ancient Three Points Lane, running north-west to north of Runt's Wood, is part of the eastern boundary of the parish, and … brick and timber house with a thatched roof, is near Home Wood. Manor Under King Edward the Confessor, Alwin, one of …
A History of the County of Buckingham
… containing some 147 acres of woodland; Moulsoe Old Wood in the north and Drake's Gorse in the west may be noted. … five bays and one lesser of three bays, both thatched, one hay barn of three bays thatched, a stable with a gate house, …
A History of the County of Buckingham
… shields, while in front of each of the posts is a carved wood figure, two of the figures representing angels and the …