The English Peasantry and the Enclosure of Common FieldsSlater, Gilbert
History
The English Peasantry and the Enclosure of Common Fields
Slater, Gilbert
Agriculture -- England; Inclosures; Peasants -- England; Village communities -- Great Britain
1802 Pitney, 600 A. F., 300 A. P. 900
1803 North Perrott 220
″ Lilstock 210
1804 Kings 260
″ Keinton Mandefield
″ Alford 250
1806 Martock 1,025
1809 Congresbury, Week St. Laurence and Puxton 820
″ Long Sutton
1810 Weston super Mare 993 {4,678}
1811 Cheddar, Priddy and Rodney Stoke 1,100
1812 Charlton Horethorne 313
″ Milborne Port 800
1813 Long Ashton, 690 A. P. *1,000
″ Uphill, 40 A. F., 340 A. P. 380
″ Wraxall, Nailsea and Burton, 1,617 A. P. *2,000
1814 Berkeley and Standerwick 300
″ Moorlinch 350
″ Portishead
1818 Martock 278
1819 Martock in Muchelney, 596
A. F., 426 A. M., 2 A. P. 1,024
1826 Chilthorne Domer, 50 A. F., 130 A. P. 200
″ West Lyndford 400
1830 Kingsbury Episcopi, 300 A. F., 400 A. P. 700
″ Weston Zoyland and Middlezoy, all F. 500
1836 South Petherton, all F. 600
1837 Clapton
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14,623
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Acres.
Before 1802 16,225
1802–1845 14,623
STAFFORD.
Area
Date. Enclosure. enclosed.
1765 Elford 1,500
1770 Comberford and Wigginton 3,000
1773 Whitgreave 1,087
1783 Allstonefield, 160 A. F., 300 A. P. 460
1792 Great and Little Saredon and Great Wyrley
1794 Abbotts Bromley, 100 A. F., 900 A. P. 1,000
1798 Stone, all F. 400
1799 Pattingham and Patshull 2,500 {9,947}
1800 Stafford 470
″ Castlechurch 120
1801 West Bromwich 387
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10,924
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