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A History of the County of Oxford
… from Somerton, opening out in the west onto the village green, around which a few houses are scattered. The church … and buildings at the south-east corner of the village green were mostly demolished, although part was remodelled as … stone houses in the village. Those east of the green were built by 1881, as was the single-storeyed lodge at …
A History of the County of Hertford
… the hamlet of Marshmoor in the north and skirts Welham Green a little further south. Marshmoor is merely a few small … House, inhabited by three brothers named Lermitte. Welham Green extends from the railway towards the middle of the … Grove. There is a moat at Puttock's Farm, near Welham Green. A pond on the left hand of the farm entrance probably …
A History of the County of Berkshire
… hand is raised in benediction, and he wears a mitre and a green cope. In the top compartment St. Nicholas in a yellow … Peter. An executioner on either side nails his feet to a green Latin cross. One wears a red loincloth and the other a green cloak and yellow hose. The centre light contains the …
A History of the County of Essex
… Aveley, Rainham, and Corbets Tey. In the Middle Ages a green lane may have run south from Cranham past Cranham Hall … Tie': E.R.O., D/DRu E1; cf. E.R.O., Q/SR 207/38 ('Revstyle green', 1614). E.R.O., Q/SR 73/58, 100/34, 110/58, 112/45, …