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A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely
… a wooded area. 7 There is evidence that assarting from the wood was still in progress from the late 12th century. 8 In … the owners of the three manors of the parish had 58 a. of wood between them. 9 There was evidently a substantial … of 10 s., a capon, two harvest works, and one work for hay-making. At the same time fines of 2 d. were paid for …
Thoroton's History of Nottinghamshire
… of Land was to find Half a Cart in Winter, to carry Wood out of the Forest of Shirewode; and he who held two … Work. Likewise every Bovat ought to carry Half a Cart of Hay from Thorp, and as much from the Gore of Garnemer. …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… the seat of the present Lord Calthorpe. Yateley Heath Wood occupies the greater part of the northeastern part of …
A History of the County of Somerset
… no common pasture in the parish. 10 There were 90 a. of wood in 1086. 11 By 1840 there were 115 a. including … died in 1727 before his intended marriage to Margaret Hay, to whom he left his estate. On Margaret's death in 1753 … of Hartrow, thence descending with the manor to Margaret Hay. In 1727 she leased the advowson to David Yea and John …
A History of the County of Oxford
… twice in a year. He was to consume on the farm all the hay, straw, roots, and green crops produced, but he might sell his first crop of clover hay and his meadow hay and wheat straw provided he brought … 17th-century rector, John Hammatt (168595), earned Anthony Wood's scorn, being described as a 'sniveling non-conforming, …
A History of the County of Rutland
… importance, but now survives only in the names of Hardwick Wood, Hardwick Farm and cottages. Here, where the Great North … in 'Hornefeld' in Empingham, 6 and the name of a small wood beside the road at this point, Bloody Oaks, probably has … for the houses, ten bovates of land in villeinage and a wood, held of William le Waleys in exchange for lands in …