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
Area
Date. Enclosure. enclosed.
1771 Donington 340
1772 Much Wenlock 630
1785 Kinnerley and Melverley
1793 Idsall or Shiffnal 700
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1,670
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1807 Knockin (in 3 parishes, 6 townships) 640 {640}
1818 Bucknell and Clungunford
1819 Stanton Lacy and Bromfield 500
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1,140
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Acres.
Before 1802 1,670
1802–1845 1,140
SOMERSET.
Area
Date. Enclosure. enclosed.
1794 East Camell or Queen Camell 650
″ Tintinhull
1795 Cheddar, 4,000 A. P., 400 A. F. 4,400 {5,050}
1796 Woollavington, 460 A. F. 230 A. P. 690
1797 Aller, 280 A. F., 570 A. P. 950 {6,690}
″ Higham and Huish Episcopi,
1,000 A. F., 840 A. P. 1,840
″ Huish Episcopi, 1,100 A. F., 220 A. P. 1,320
″ Moorlinch, 430 A. F., 175 A. P. 605
″ Othery, 550 A. F., 600 A. P. 1,150
″ Somerton and Compton Dundon
1798 Chilton 620
″ Catcott, 350 A. F., 550 A. P. 900
″ Caddington 2,000
″ Middlezoy 1,100
1800 Huntspill, Cannington,
Stockland Bristol and Stogursey
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16,225
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