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
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1788 Featherstone, 230 A. F., 450 A. P. 680
″ Knapton, 5 F.’s 230
1789 Thorpe, 26 A. F., 700 A. P. 726
1790 Burton Leonard 273
1791 Sheffield, M. I. 30 A., 6,000 A. P. 6,030
″ Tadcaster
1792 Monk Fryston 650
″ Tockwith 900
1793 Brotherton, 286 A. P. 300
″ South Milford and Lumby 1,370
″ Jakefield, Stanley, Wrenthorpe,
Alvesthorpe and Thorns 2,300 {66,950}
1794 Hoyland
″ Rufforth 770
1795 Checkheaton 210
1796 Berwick in Elmet 2,500
″ Hambleton
″ Kimberworth, 220 A. F., 250 A. P. 470
″ Mirfield, 60 A. F., 500 A. P. 560
1797 Bolton Percy 1,300
″ Dalton, 300 A. F., 150 A. P. 450
″ Hillam
″ Pontefract
1798 Ulley, 220 A. F., 100 A. P. 320
1799 Brayton, Thorpe Willoughby, Burton
and Gateforth
″ Hirst Courtney
″ Long Preston, 15 F.’s, 150 A., 400 A. P. 550
″ Sandall Magna, Walton and Crigglestone 759
″ Kirkheaton 400
1800 Carlton and Camblesforth
″ Denby with Clayton West, M. I.
″ Kearley cum Netherby
″ Martin with Graffton 400
″ Womersley
″ High and Low Egbrough, Sherwood,
Hatgreen and Tranmere 500
1801 Staveley
″ Skellow 600
″ Little Useburn
″ Whixley
″ Little Weeton, 1,200 A. F., 300 A. P. 1,500
″ Kettlewell and Conistree,
150 A. F. & M., 4,000 A. P. 4,150
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