The English Peasantry and the Enclosure of Common FieldsSlater, Gilbert
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The English Peasantry and the Enclosure of Common Fields
Slater, Gilbert
Agriculture -- England; Inclosures; Peasants -- England; Village communities -- Great Britain
1802 Alvaston and Boulton 1,200
″ Chellaston 700
1803 Brassington and Bradbourne 4,000
″ Great Hacklow, mesne fields 400
1804 Little Hacklow, 400 A. P. and mesne fields 600 {6,900}
1805 Chelmorton and Flagg 1,300
1806 Bakewell and Over Hadden 2,800
″ Hope, Bradwell and Thornhill 1,400
1807 Wheston and Tideswell, M. I. 4,000
1808 Hathersage 10,000
1809 Dronfield, M. I. 5,000
″ Elton and Winster 500
1810 Great and Little Langstone and
Wardlow, M. I. 1,500
1811 Beeley 2,000
1813 Whitwell 950
1814 Breadsall 1,461 {37,811}
″ Brampton, M. I. 3,000
1815 Youlgreave, mesne or intermixt lands 1,160
1816 Homesfield 3,000
1817 Hollington 280
1818 Norbury, 100 A. P. 200
1820 Smisby 550
1821 Whittington 284
1824 Snelston 160
1834 Kirk Langley, 110 A. F., 120 A. P. 230
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46,675
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Acres.
Before 1802 45,028
1802–1845 46,675
DORSET.
Area
Date. Enclosure. enclosed.
1733 Buckland Newton, 800 A. F., 800 A. P. 1,600
1736 West Stafford c. Froome Bellet 600
1761 Langton Herring
1762 Portesham 1,200
1768 Winfrith Newburgh 2,254
1779 West Knighton 1,000
1785 Wimborne Minster 3,000
1789 Podington
1794 Tolpuddle
″ Preston and South Poyntz
1796 Hanley
1797 Hintel Murtel and Gussuage All Saints
″ Wyke Regis
1798 Bradford Peverell
1799 Charlton Marshall 2,200
1800 Winterborne Strickland 1,050
1801 Turnwood 800
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13,704
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