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Tithe Apportionment for Elmstone


Elmstone - Maps and Tithe award schedule       

Population 1801 to 1921

Elmstone Tithe award schedule  38KB - signed 29th January 1842
    With names of landowners, occupiers and fieldnames with acreages, and tithe payments

 

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Elmstone Tithe award schedule - signed 29th January 1842

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Owner Occupier

No.

Description Cultivation

Quantities

Rector

Sheet 1
Michael
   Brooks




Earl
   Cowper


James
   Diwker

William
   Delmar Esq

























Fryer


Sheet 2
William
   Harris


George
   Knight

Executors of
 Elizabeth
   Kelley

Rev Thomas
  Anthony
    Mutlow

Himself





William
   Petley


Himself


Himself



Charles
   Delmar





















Himself



William
   Robinson


Himself


Themselves



William
   Robinson

1
2
3
4


5
6


43


21
26


7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
22
23
24
25
27
28
29


34
35


41
42


45


44



46
47
48
49

Homestead &
House Orchard etc
---
Hop Ground


Scaregrass
---


Hoaden Alders


Fish Pond
Ash Wood


Elmstone Court
Orchard
Forty acres
Long Brook
Five Acres
Nineteen Acres
Cottage &
Plantation
Church Hill
Fir Plantation
Fir Plantation
Cottage &
New orchard
Long Brooks
Round Wood
Fish Pond Field
Fish Pond Field
Ash Wood Field
Sheer Water
How Field
Mill Field


House &
Orchard


Sheer Water Field
Hoaden Alders


Hop Garden Field


Hoaden Alders



Oat Close
Meadow
Meadow
Meadow

Garden
Pasture
Arable
---


Pasture
Arable


Wood


Wood
---


Homestead
Pasture
Arable
Pasture
Arable
---
Garden
Firs
Pasture
---
---
Garden
Pasture
Arable
Wood
Arable
---
---
Wood
Arable
---


Garden
---


Arable
---


Hops


Wood



Arable
Pasture
---
---


1.0. 0
1.1.20
12.3.16
 2.1.  3
17.1.39

5.2.  4
1.2.19
7.0.23

0.1.11


1.1.16
6.3.27
8.1.  3

4.1.30
3.2.12
39.0.16
3.2. 0
5.0. 2
19.0. 5
0.1.12
0.0.30
6.0.19
0.0.24
0.1.28
0.1. 2
3.3.12
2.0. 7
4.0.25
1.2. 0
3.0. 0
34.2.33
1.2.36
22.1.28
 34.1.24
189.3.25

0.1.35
0.3. 5
1.1. 0

37.3.17
 2.0.36
40.0.13

7.1. 0


0.1.25



5.2. 0
0.3.22
1.1.37
2.0.20
9.3.39






12.13. 6



1.11. 6

0. 0. 6




1. 7. 0






















129. 5. 1



0.0.16



27. 4. 6

5. 9. 0


0. 0. 6







4.14. 0
Owner Occupier

No.

Description Cultivation

Quantities

Rector

Richard
   Pierce




William
   Robinson






William
   Staines




Samuel
  Elgar
     Toomer





Sheet 3
George
   Warden

Thomas
   West




James
   White













John
   Wraithe




Rev William
  Baldock
    (Glebe
William
   Robinson




Himself







George
   Knight




William
   Larkin







Mary
   Redman

Himself





William
   Cook






Richard
 Setterfield
& another

John
   Saffery

Elizabeth
   Slater




Himself
50
51
52
53


54
55
56
57
58
59


60
61
62
63


64
65
66
67
68
69
78


70


71
72
73
74


75
76
77
79
80
81


82
83


84


30
31
32
33


36
85
37
38
39
40
25a
---
Cottage &
Yard Barn &
Orchard


Yard &
Part of Rookery Orchard
Lower Orchard
Upper Orchard
Fourteen Acres
Old Hop Ground


Elmstone Field
---
Long Brook
---


Cardens?
---
Sheerwater Wood
---
---
---
---


Cottage &


Homestead &
Orchard
---
---


Homestead
Orchard
---
---
Meadow
---


Cottage &
Cottage &


Cottage &


Scare Grass
---
---
---


Rectory House etc
Church Yard
Meadow
Wood
Meadow
Wood
Glebe Land
Garden
Garden
Pasture
---


Premises
Pasture
---
---
Arable
---


Arable
---
Pasture
---


Pasture
Arable
---
---
---
---
Wood


Garden


Garden
Pasture
Arable
---


---
Pasture
Arable
---
Pasture
Arable


Garden
Garden


Garden


Arable
Pasture
---
---


Garden
---
Pasture
---
Pasture
---
Arable

0.1. 3
0.0. 8
1.1.15
0.3.17
2.2.  3

0.1.18
4.1.24
2.3.13
2.2.17
14.0.12
 0.3.10
27.1.14

34.3. 5
.1. 0
1.0.26
 1.3.32
38.0.23

2.1.23
4.1.17
2.3.23
0.2. 6
1.1. 5
8.0.26
 0.0.25
19.3.  5

0.0.10


1.0. 4
0.3.30
2.2.24
3.2.15
8.0.33

0.1. 4
2.3. 6
10.0.35
2.1.36
1.3.34
 0.0.23
17.3.18

0.0.14
0.0.  9
0.0.23

0.0.22


0.3.13
4.1.30
2.3.38
 8.0. 8
16.1. 9

1.3. 3
0.1.30
4.2.27
0.1. 8
2.3.32
0.2. 0
 1.1.  5
11.3.25





1.12. 6







20.18. 6





26. 8. 0








8.17. 0







6. 1 .0








11.14. 0





0. 1. 6






2.19. 6








3.19. 0

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 misinterpretation, visitors to this site need to recognise that there will be errors. Visitors who wish to verify information
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Some Monumental Inscriptions of Elmstone Church

Some Monumental Inscriptions of Elmstone Church, noted by Rev Bryan Faussett noted 1760.

Kindly typed up for the website by Pat Tritton

In The Chancell.
1. On a very handsome Monument, adorn’d with the following Coats – and a Bust at The Top. [I. Arg. on a fesse engrailed sa. 3 escallops arg. (JAQUES).
II. WHITFEILD (4.31, St. M.Mag.Cantby imp. JAQUES.
III. Gu. on a bend arg. 3 Popinjays, vert. betw. 2 lions rampt. or (PARTRIDGE) imp. JAQUES]. Siste, Viator; et Animo, si potes, immoto Exuvias has Mortis venerandas suspice. hic jacet Robertus Jaques, de Luton in Agro Bedfordiensi, Arm. celeberrimae Londinensis Civitatis Senator; sed, Oliverianis Temporibus Purpuram ac Forum sedulo devitans, Rus, ex Urbe, tanquam ex Vinculis, evolavit. Patriae, tamen, non defuit. quippe, Anno Christi 1669 – Cantij evasit Vice-Comes. Faelicissimus erat Johannae Maritus Unicae Gulmi. FOX, Londinatis, Filiae. ex quâ natae fuerant, Joanna, et Rebecca; aequo, cum Parentibus, Consortio faelices. Illa Uxor Henrici PARTRIDGE, nuper defuncti, Com: Berks Vice-Comitis, A.D. 1670. Haec tandem Uxor Johannis WHITFEILD; quem, quasi suum semper habens, Charissimo Naturae Pignore donavit. Senex semper venerandus. Tam sagaci erat Industriâ ut, Deum, ex Naturae Libro, investigaret; in Re rusticâ, cum primis, pollens, et redivivus Cantij Columella. quem, quasi Loci Genium, dolent nostrates. Cujus Memoriam revocat maestus Agrorum Vultus et Terra vix sudanti Agricolae arridens. Vivet tamen usq, et florebit gratos inter Agricolas, confertas inter Segetes, et per haec culta Novalia, hujus Memoriae; qui obijt 11 Octobris Anno Aetatis 64. Dom. 1671.

2. This Church, which is small, but neat, consists of The Chancell, Body, and a North Isle. The Tower stands at The West End of the North Isle; in it hang 3 Bells, all made by Richard PHELPS – Anno 1712.

3. I cannot find out, to what Saint This Church was dedicated.

4. It is a Vicarage, in the Patronage of The Arch Bishop.

5. The present Vicar is ……….

6. In The Church Yard, are Memorials of BARNE, GIBBS, HORNE, JARVIS and WHITE.

7. In the Great Field, South East of the Church, on ye Right Hand of the Road as You go towards

Index of Names and Places

Names Index
BARNE 6
GIBBS 6
HORNE 6
FOX 1
JARVIS 6
PARTRIDGE 1
PHELPS 2
WHITE 6
WHITFEILD 1

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