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 Crofton 473
″ Hoyland Swaine
1803 Barmby upon Dunn, 600 A. F., 604 A. P. 1,204 {1,677}
″ Hemsworth 800
″ Clifford, 300 A. F., 460 A. P. 760
″ Halifax (Elland cum Greetland)
116 A. F., 600 A. P. 716
″ Kippax 890
″ Shadwell, 80 A. F., 580 A. P. 660
1804 Normanton and Woodhouse, 330 A. F.,
260 A. P. 590
1805 Thresfield and Skirethorns, and Burnsal 1,690
1806 Kirk Sandall, 100 A. F., 95 A. P. 195
″ Skelton
1807 Halifax 1,900
″ Bishop Monckton, 670 A. F., 150 A. M.,
300 A. P. 1,120
″ South Kirby and South Elmsall 600
″ Ossett (Dewsbury), 230 A. F., 350 A. P. 580
″ Low Dunsforth 630
″ Bramham, 680 A. F., 650 A. P. 1,330
1808 Aldbrough, 580 A. F., 396 A. M. & P. 976
″ Kirk Smeaton 900
1809 Altofts, 290 A. F., 470 A. P. 760
″ Cudworth, 54 A. F. and M. I. 190 A. P. 244
″ Horbury, 260 A. F., 100 A. P. 360
″ Purston Jackling, 100 A. F., 70 A. P. 170
″ Rothwell with Royds and Oulton with
Woodlesford 450
″ Cadeby, 500 A. F. & M., 180 A. P. 680
1810 Badsworth, M. I.
″ Garforth, 520 A. F., 280 A. P. 800
″ Gowthorpe (with old inclosures) 500
″ Thorp Audlin 540
″ Wath upon Dearne, M. I. {21,518}
1810 Rossington, 1,313 A. F., 1,070 A. P. 1,383
1811 Askham Bryan 660
″ Hatfield, Thorne and Fishlake (N.R.) 1,755
″ Langside, 30 A. F., 4,000 A. waste 4,030
″ Ecclesfield (very little F.) 14,000
1812 Darrington
1813 Fairburn 820
″ Askham Richard 220
1814 Collingham, 200 A. F., 230 A. P. 430
″ Wath upon Dearne and Rotherham,
180 A. F., 80 A. P. 260
″ Campsall, Norton and Askern 2,860
″ Frickley cum Clayton 440
″ Wickersley, 340 A. F., 200 A. P. 540
1815 Brodsworth
″ Brampton and Swinton 1,370
″ Burnsal, 9 A. F., 6,330 A. P. 6,339
1816 Arncliffe and Hawkeswick,
80 A. F. & M., 1,800 A. P. 1,880
″ Arncliffe and Kettlewell 3,000
″ Thorpe Arch and Walton
1817 Monkfryston 290
1818 Snaith 1,000
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