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A History of the County of Oxford
… even by 1839 this was still the case. 22 Fields and the green common (7 a.) lay next to the 'Swan'. Tetsworth was a … wife of A. H. Matthews (d. 1854), Vicar of Weston-on-the-Green, who owned Manor farm (116 acres). 123 In 1859 the … to common rights on the Common Marshes and Common Green. 196 In 1838 the tithe award recorded about 52 acres of …
A History of the County of Hertford
… in two parts, the most southerly portion, known as Lower Green, being grouped round a triangular green where three roads meet. On the west side of the green is the parish room, and on the south are the post …
A History of the County of Surrey
… and 50 acres of common fields in Thames Ditton. At Weston Green, south of the village, is the chapel of ease of St. … by the side of the road leading from the village to the Green, is the property of Sir Guy Campbell, bart., and in the … one branch going to Imber Court and the other to Weston Green and Esher. Weston House, formerly the property of …
A History of the County of Berkshire
… parish, 3 became, with the addition of Ashmore Green, part of Long Lane, Henwick and Shaw Fields, a separate … In 1865 505 part of Thatcham, including Cold Ash, Ashmore Green, part of Long Lane, Henwick and Shaw Fields, was formed …
A History of the County of Hertford
… the 'town,' 1 is small and built irregularly about an open green, the rectory and the church standing a little way back … 113 acres of woodland. There are several small greens. Hay Green and Washing Ditch Green to the south-east of the village and Collins Green in …
A History of the County of York North Riding
… of the York and Yarm road is called, and about St. James's Green, a large space between it and the beck which is here crossed by a bridge in Millgate. St. James's Green is probably 'the Oldemerkat sted' mentioned in 13989, 5 and the cattle market was still held here in 1859. 6 The green takes its name from a chapel of St. James, which was …