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A History of the County of Buckingham
… stage the beams have a double hollow chamfer. All the wood fittings of the church are modern, but in the south …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… land, south of Hullavington village and including Stock wood, was also sold, and 70 a. south-west of Stock wood … the vicar's glebe, 232 but later only those of corn and hay. 233 In 1841 the demesne, estimated at 467 a., was tithe free. The tithes of corn and hay from the remainder of the parish were then valued at 455 …
A History of the County of Berkshire
… free inhabitants of Hungerford herbage and pannage in his wood of Bauteley, but this charter, if it ever existed, has … water-bailiffs, three overseers of the Common Port Down, a hay ward and three keepers of the keys of the common coffer, … on 3 May 1246 to inclose with a ditch and hedge his wood of Bauteley, in this manor, notwithstanding that it was …
A History of the County of Hertford
… tiles, paving tiles and plain tiles; for timber, and for wood bought by the acre; for wainscoats, laths, pails, tile … a four-centred arch and three blank shields under a carved wood mantel are probably all of 1805. The external walls are …
A History of the County of York North Riding
… Earswick the highway bears past Huntington North Moor and Wood on the east to the village of Huntington, which …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… hill adjoining to Cocks-heath there is a range of coppice wood along it, below which, midway down the hill is the seat … one carucate, with five servants, and one acre of meadow. Wood for the pannage of six hogs. In the time of king Edward … ejus an. pt. 1. Walker's Suff. of Clergy, pt. ii. p. 266. Wood's Ath. vol. ii. p. 240. Ejected by the Bartholomew act. …
A History of the County of Berkshire
… formerly used for the manufacture of hoops, and the beech-wood was sold to firms at Wycombe for chair-making; but these … is the residence of MajorGeneral Edward Micklem, and Park Wood, south of Warren Row, of Sir Charles Solomon Henry, … of his sons, granted the vill of Hurley and the adjoining wood to the priory which he had founded there as a cell of …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… when Ampfield itself was a hamlet of Hursley. Ampfield Wood, lying to the west, stretches across from the woods … a quarrel between the lord and his tenants on one of the 'hay dobyn' or service days. The lord was obliged to supply … to work. 19 It is not difficult to imagine how much these hay dobyn days were hated by the tenants, especially as a …
A History of the County of Berkshire
… into the ecclesiastical district of St. Catherine, Bear Wood, in 1846. The area of the undivided parish was 6,898 … panelling and the old doorways with their massive moulded wood jambs and lintels. The original bricks were used in the … The windows on the north or entrance side have moulded wood frames and transoms and casement lights, the rest of the …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… mentioned in early records are Wykenesham by Thurmyngley Wood, a field called Wynerde (1333), 9 land called Upper and … to the Prior of St. Swithun, Winchester, to impark his wood at Hurstbourne. 42 This became the 16th-century park …