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A History of the County of Hampshire
… the western boundary line of the parish, together with a wood called Broomwood in the east, comprises the greater part …
A History of the County of Somerset
… Kilve skirted Kilve Hill and was marked near Kilton Park wood by the bank and ditch of the medieval park, known as … tip of the parish, on Woodlands Hill, included Shervage wood, a name perhaps suggesting its position on the boundary. … rents and others diverted for specific tasks other than hay and harvest works, such as fencing arable and pasture …
A History of the County of Somerset
… Quantocks may be suggested by the 200 oaks cut in Kilve wood c. 1242, 23 the grant of free warren in Kilve and … have been largely arable: in 1535 the tithes of corn and hay produced 4 in comparison with only 24 s. from wool and … rector 178496, and William Greswell, rector 183776. 175 Hay Sweet Escott, rector 18771910, came to the parish on …
Thoroton's History of Nottinghamshire
… Mediation of Thomas Markham, of Ollarton, Esquire, Robert Wood, of Lamley, Esquire, chosen for the said Robert Markham, …
A History of the County of Huntingdon
… next century there is mention of 'Lythlehay' (now Littless Wood) in Stonely between the park called Brythamwyk … cent.) 7 in the lord's demesne and Lyminge (now Lymage) Wood 8 in Great Staughton. A keeper of this park and of … to be held by the service of providing fish, wine and hay once yearly when the king should wish to visit Kimbolton, …
A History of the County of Hertford
… and some 168 acres are woodland, 1 including Cuckoldscross Wood, Dovehouse Wood, Park Wood and Leggatts Spring. Some Roman and Celtic coins have …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… grass and 154 acres of woods and plantations, 1 Kimpton Wood in the south-west and Littleton Copse in the east being … corn for three days (value 2 d.); to carry the lord's hay (value 2 d.); to plant beans for one day (value d.); to … shear the lord's wethers (value d.); to make a stack of hay in the court (value d.); to perform summage at Andover …
Thoroton's History of Nottinghamshire
… Vill. three Bord. having seven Car. and two Acres of small Wood. There was a Priest and a Church. In the Confessors's …
A History of the County of Hertford
… called 'Wodehen' and were obliged to raise the lord's hay. 44 There were three bridges in the manor which the lord …
A History of the County of Worcester
… who had inclosed part of their common in King's Norton Wood. 44 He charged them with filling up a dyke he had made, … which William de Belne then held was formerly demesne wood of the Bishop of Worcester, and that it had been … ob. 1698. High up on the arcade wall of the aisle is a wood painted heraldic tablet to Sarah wife of Henry Est of …