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
″ Syerston 500
″ Gedling, Stoke, Bardolph and Carlton *4,300
1793 Granby and Sutton
″ Willoughby on the Wolds 1,700
1795 Caunton 823
″ North Leverton and Habblesthorpe 1,400
″ South Leverton 1,600
″ East Stoke and Elston 2,500
″ Upton 1,384
″ Woodborough 1,000
1796 Gateford and Shireoaks
″ Gringley on the Hill 3,000
″ Snenton (? Shelton) 800
″ Weston 1,230
1797 Bunny 1,000
1798 Keyworth 1,500
″ Great Leke 3,000
1799 Harworth 1,300
″ Tuxford 1,700 {110,220}
1800 Normanton upon Trent 750
″ Ordsall, 200 A. F., 210 A. M. & P. 410
″ Wysall 1,100
″ Newark upon Trent 400
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112,880
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1802 Blyth and Harworth
″ Cropwell 1,500
″ Runskill and Scrooby 1,300
″ Walkeringham
1803 Dunham and Ragnal, 900 A. F.,
200 A. M., 330 A. P. 1,430
″ Sutton upon Trent 1,800
″ Tollerton 440
1804 Alverton 400
″ Gotham 1,800
1805 Plumptree 1,770
1806 Beeston 840
1807 Barnby
″ Elton 900
1808 Gamston 520
″ West Markham
″ Strelley and Bilborough 400
1809 Eaton 796
1810 East Markham
1814 Headon cum Upton
1818 Warsop, 344 A. F., 1,400 A. P., M. I. *1,800
1819 East Drayton 700
1821 Nolesby, Kirton and Egmonton
1822 Sturton and Littleborough, 455 A. P. *900
1826 Norwell, M. I. 1,300
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18,596
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_Enclosed under the General Enclosure Act, 1845._
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