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A History of the County of Hampshire
… by the wife of Hugh 33 probably represented the manor of LITTLE DAMERHAM, held in the middle of the 13th century for … co-heirs, 35 to one of whom, his nephew Robert Fitz Pain, Little Damerham passed. A son and in 13356 a grandson of the … in 1419 seised of a messuage and a carucate of land in Little Damerham, which passed to his son and heir Oliver, 52 …
A History of the County of Berkshire
… Gore,' and 'Brockle.' Meadows are 'Blackland' and 'Little England.' West of the village is 'the Butts.' In 1628 …
A History of the County of Oxford
… the eastern outskirts of the village, and there has been little infilling; the new houses are large and mostly … hill, Whiteland, Great Hide and Abwell, and Great hill and Little Hide, of which the last two were not compact blocks of land. 179 In 1794, however, Great and Little Hide formed a single quarter called Hide quarter. 180 …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… 2 Four settlements grew up by the Wylye, South Newton, Little Wishford, Stoford, and Chilhampton: each stands on … have deposited alluvium and gravel, although only a little of the Avon's alluvium is in the parish; dry valleys … downland, with meadows beside the river, most extensive at Little Wishford and Chilhampton, open fields on the lower …
A History of the County of Essex
… ft. The road system of South Ockendon has probably changed little since the Middle Ages, except in the south-west of the … near the sites of the Hall and in the neighbourhood of Little Belhus. 7 In 1086 the recorded population was 66. 8 In … 1,355 in 1931. Ockendon ward of Thurrock U.D., which was a little larger in area than the ancient parish of South …
A History of the County of Somerset
… above sea level, and most of the ground undulates gently a little above the 100 ft. contour. The ground falls as the … after the bridge taking the Foss over the Parrett. 16 Little Lopen occurs by 1232 and by 1386 there was a house … hamlet can only be generally indicated by the survival of Little Lopen Lane, running south near Yeabridge Farm, and by …
A History of the County of Oxford
… mile wide, except in the south-east corner, where it is as little as half a mile across. 2 The Thames separates it from … Stoke's nearest mill used to be in the 19th century, to Little Stoke or Stoke Marmion, where at one time there was … to distinguish the village from the nearby North Stoke and Little Stoke. 14 In the 19th century the village expanded …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… ground facing Withymead Lock. On the River Itchen, a little farther down, is a mill, near Barton Farm, both of … was confirmed by Bishop Godfrey de Lucy in 1204, 99 and a little later a further grant of rents from Allington manor … the chancel arch and walls of the chancel and perhaps a little of the nave walls are of this date. The east window of …
A History of the County of Essex
… South Weald's population was 6,370, 8 and there has been a little growth since then. Most of the increase since the mid … Street, by 1914. After the First World War there was a little building at Pilgrims Hatch, and also in the western … Tyler's) common. Mascalls Lane, leading south and east to Little Warley, was formerly Warley Lane, continuing as Little …
A History of the County of Oxford
… Wheatfield. 18 Warmscombe is not mentioned, but there is little doubt that it was included in the fee as it was in … organized on conservative lines and that there had been little concentration of wealth. Unlike its neighbour … conservative: inclosure came very late, in 1856, 142 and little consolidation of holdings took place before it. …