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
1765 Everingham, 740 A. F., 850 A. M. and P. 1,590
″ Ellerker, 75 oxgangs 1,800
″ Flamborough 3,000
″ Ulrome (or Ourram), (Holderness) 1,200
1766 Bessingby 1,080
″ Beeford 3,000
″ Brigham (Foston P.), 48½ oxgangs *730
″ Cottingham 3,000
″ Naburn, 350 A. F., 349 A. P. 699
″ Pattrington (Holderness) 2,500
1767 South Burton (Burton Agnes) 2,800
″ Huggate, 131 oxgangs *2,620
1768 Bridlington 2,500
″ Burton Fleming, 168 oxgangs 3,000
″ Hotham, 120 A. F., 1,500 A. P. 2,700
″ Welwich in Holderness
″ Willington 2,300
1769 Atterwick in Holderness 1,200
″ Aclome 1,060
″ Bishop Wilton 3,800
″ Elvington 800
″ Hutton Cranswick 3,000
″ Lelley in Holderness, 22¾ oxgangs 800
″ Nafferton and Wansford, 3,000 A. F.,
1,200 A. P. 4,200
″ Poppleton (W. R.) and Scagglethorpe
(E. R.), 920 A. F., 900 A. P. 1,820
″ Sancton, 1,200 A. F., 80 A. M., 330 A. P. 1,610 {85,759}
1769 Thwing 4,000
″ Wheldrake, 500 A. F., 180 A. M.,
1,500 A. P. 2,180
″ Youlthorpe 681
1770 Great Cowden (Holderness), 54½ oxgangs 1,100
″ Easington (Holderness) 1,300
″ West Heslerton and Yeddingham, 80 oxgangs 1,600
″ East Heslerton 1,200
″ East Newton (Holderness) 600
1771 Butterwick, 2 F.’s
″ Kilham on the Wolds 7,000
″ Lockington and Ayde, 1,800 A. F.,
250 A. P. 2,050
″ Lisset, 400 A. F., 600 A. P. 1,000
″ Melton 1,000
″ Long Reston and Arnold 1,600
1772 Sigglesthorne (Holderness), 65½ oxgangs 1,000
″ Welton 1,500
″ Would Newton 2,000
1773 East Cottonwith, 400 A. F., 560 A. F. 960
″ Everthorpe, 42 oxgangs 500
″ Harpham, 1,400 A. F., 600 A. P. 2,000
″ Holme upon Spalding Moor,
1,472 A. F., 285 A. M. 7,000
″ Market Weighton, 4,200 A. F., 2,500 A. M. 6,700
″ Preston in Holderness, 129 oxgangs 4,500
″ Sheckling cum Burstwick 850
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