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 West Aston and Middleton 750
1803 Kilmiston
1804 Romsey Extra
1805 New Alresford, 326 A. F., 84 A. P. 410
1806 Monxton 600
1807 Ringwood
1808 Porchester 1,050
1810 Eling and Fawley
1812 Charlton, Catherington, Clanfield,
Blendworth and Idsworth 2,500
″ Ovington
″ Wimmering, Widley Cosham, and Hilsea 800
″ Weyhill and Appleshaw 680
1813 Ecchinswell 500
1817 Harbridge
″ Portsea 170
1820 Preston Candover and Nutley 1,800
1822 Ellington and Ilsey
1825 Christchurch and Milton
1827 Tangley, 286 A. F., 10 A. P. 296
1829 Sherborne St. John 1,000
1842 Kingsclere 2,300
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12,856
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_Enclosed under the General Enclosure Act, 1845._
Date Date
of of Parish. Area.
Act. Award.
* 1852 Chale 126
1849 1857 Binsted 990
1856 1859 Niton (Isle of Wight) 449
1861 1866 (Easton common fields) Freshwater 37
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1,512
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Acres.
Before 1802 15,459
1802–1845 12,856
After 1845 1,512
HEREFORD.
Area
Date. Enclosure. enclosed.
1772 Wigmore, 600 A. F., 80 A. P. 680
1795 Marcle Wolton and Kinaston 1,000
1796 Tarrington 450
1799 Yarkhill, Weston Beggard,
Dormington w. Bartestree,
Stoke Edith with Westhide 1,380
″ Leintwardine and Burrington
1801 Frome, Much Cowarne and Evisbeach,
250 A. F., 160 A. M. 410
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3,920
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