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A History of the County of York North Riding
… street, with an open place at the east end called the High Green. Here, no doubt, was held the market granted to Robert … The Society of Friends, whose meetinghouse is on the High Green, has a considerable number of members in this … sisters. The plate consists of two cups made by Aldridge & Green of London, one in 1770 and the other in 1773, each …
A History of the County of Bedford
… or four years ago. The site is the property of Mr. Rudd Green. The village is large and scattered, and is situated on … onwards. In the northern part of the village, known as Green End, is the site of Creakers Manor; the farm-house … occupied for forty or fifty years except by a labourer.' 4 Green End Farm-house is an 18th-century brick building, with …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… northwards past the village and the area known as the Green (see below) and marks the boundary between Great … which extends along the eastern boundary as far as the Green, lie on the Portland Beds at c. 238 ft. 5 That stratum … of the road leading north from Great Cheverell past the Green. 17 Most roads which served the parish in 1773 either …
A History of the County of Worcester
… an estate known from the end of the 16th century as WEST GREEN. It consisted of 2 hides held of the Abbot of … later known as VAMPAGES, and held of the manor of West Green, may perhaps be identified with an estate at Great … The Hanfords subsequently acquired the manor of West Green, as has been seen above, and the two manors descended …