The English Peasantry

Appendix B — Private Acts Enclosing Common Fields

Abbreviations	A. F.	Acres of common field arable.
	A. P.	Acres of common pasture.
	A. M.	Acres of common meadow.
	F.’s.	Common fields.
	P.	Parish.
	M. I.	Mesne inclosures.
	yl.	Yardlands.

* Indicates that the area enclosed is not stated in acres in the Act, but in yardlands, oxgangs, or other such units, or otherwise has been estimated from data supplied by the Act.

Note.—The spelling adopted is that used in the Act. In many cases it varies from that now in use.

Bedford

Date.	Enclosure.	Area enclosed.
1742	Sutton	2,200
1760	Apsley Guise
1765	Felmersham
″	Podington	2,400
1768	Tilsworth
1769	Pavenham
″	Sundon
1770	Souldrop, 350 A. F., 150 A. P.	500
1774	Potton
1775	Lidlington
1776	Odell
1777	Tempsford	2,000
1778	Little Berkford	1,500
″	Bolnhurst	953
1780	Northill and Sandy
1783	Turvey
1793	Milton Bryant	1,400
″	Riseley	2,000
1794	Shelton	1,000
1795	Bedford	1,450
″	Crawley	1,400
″	Eaton Socon	4,650
″	Henlow	2,000
″	Milbrooke	900
1796	Blunham	2,695
″	Houghton Regis	4,000
″	Maulden	2,000	{33,048}
″	Marston Moretaine
″	Pertenhall	850
″	Ridgmont	950
1797	Bedford	400
″	Campton with Shefford
″	Chalgrove	1,780
″	Dunton	2,200
″	Elstow	1,060
″	Harrold	3,300
″	Southill	2,600
″	Toddington and Carlton	2,800
1798	Sandy
1800	Over and Nether Dean	1,570
″	Farndish	672
″	Tilbrooke	1,380
1801	Little Staughton	1,000
″	Wrestlingworth	1,860
		55,470
1802	Cardington	3,000
″	Everton cum Tetworth	420
″	Kempston	2,600
″	Shillington and Holwell
1803	Keysoe	1,700
″	Milton Ernest	1,350
″	Oakley	1,450	{10,520}
1804	Arlsey
″	Astwick	600
1805	Thurleigh	1,460
″	Carlton, Chillington and Steventon
1806	Haughton Conquest	1,500
″	Eversholt	130
″	Flitwick	1,000
1807	Salford	500
1808	Clophill
″	Harlington	700
1809	Flitton cum Silsoe and Pulloxhill
″	Ravensden	1,000
″	Barton in the Clay
″	Sharnbrook
″	Wilshamstead
1810	Roxton	3,000
1811	Wymington	700
″	Wilden	1,600
1812	Biddenham
″	Stagsden
1814	Potton
1820	Great Barford
″	Greenhurst, Upper and Lower, and Upper Stondon		{22,710}
1827	Langford	1,700
1832	Clifton	1,400
1834	Colmworth	1,600
1836	Wootton
″	Stepingley, 300 A. F.	400
1837	Cranfield
		27,810

Enclosed under the General Enclosure Act, 1845.
Date of Act.	Date of Award.	Parish.	Area.
*	1851	Stotfold	2,030
1847	1852	Goldington	1,040
1855	1858	Streatley and Sharpenhoe	1,662
	1860	Eton Bray	1,860
	1891	Totternhoe	1,717
			8,309

	Acres.
Before 1802	55,470
1802–1845	27,810
After 1845	8,309

Berkshire

Date.	Enclosure.	Area enclosed.
1724	Sunninghill, c. Bayworth, liberty of Sonning, 5 F.’s, 3 Commons	*1,190
1743	Aston Tirrold, 12 F.’s
″	Early, F. only	423
1746	Inkpen
1758	Upton, 57 yl.	1,800
1761	Hinton, 60 yl. F. and 620 A. P.	*2,420
1764	Haversham	844
1770	Ashbury
1771	East Garston
″	Hampstead Norreys, 750 A. F., 700 A. P.	1,450
1772	Great Faringdon, 52 yl. F., 100 A. M.	1,660
″	Upper Letcombe and Childrey
1776	Eastbury and Blagrove		{9,787}
1776	Ferry Hinksey
1777	Farnborough
″	Uffington, Balking, Woolston, Kingston, Lisle, Fawler
1778	Bockhampton
1779	Elcot	338
″	Speen
1783	Stanford, 80 yl.	2,000
1785	Bray	320
1788	Little Faringdon (part of Langford)
1793	Aston Upthorpe
1794	Compton Beauchamp
″	Shilton
1795	Walton and Boreshill
1796	Longcott
1799	Remenham		{12,445}
1800	Sparsholt and Westcote
1801	Little Coxwell
″	Denchworth	700
″	Lyford	506
″	Letcomb Regis and Bassett
″	Sutton Courtney and Sutton Wick
″	East Hendred
		13,651
1802	Buckland	2,074
″	West Challow	403
″	Harwell
″	Kennington
″	Up Lamborne
1803	Chipping Lamborne and Blagrave
″	East Hanney
″	Waltham St. Lawrence	700
″	Wantage and Grove	2,400
1804	Charney	950
″	Ufton
1806	Kingston Bagpuize	655
1807	Shottesbrook and White Waltham
″	Hurst, 700 A. F., 600 A. P.	1,300
1808	Aston Upthorpe and Aston Tirrold
″	Ardington
″	Langford
1809	Basildon	110
″	Englefield, 327 A. F., 36 A. P.	363
″	Milton	663
″	Long Wittenham
1810	Chieveley	600
″	Enborne, Hamstead Marshall, Inkpen and Kintbury	1,400
1811	Chaddleworth
″	Hungerford	780
″	Thatcham Borough, Henwick and Greenham	825
″	Brightwell
″	Beenham and Padworth	574
″	Fyfield	1,100
″	Sulhamstead and Meales
″	Tilehurst, 600 A. F., 600 A. P.	1,200
″	Woohampton	1,995	{18,092}
1811	Drayton
1812	West Compton	2,000
″	Ashall	1,500
″	Great Shefford and West Shefford	520
1814	Chieveley	400
″	Wytham	620
″	Bray
″	Cumner and South Hincksey	3,000
″	Streatley
″	Welford	1,400
″	Wargrave and Wearfield	2,000
″	Boxford	1,500
″	Marcham
″	Sandhurst	3,400
1816	Sonning	2,500
1818	South Moreton
1821	Easthamstead	2,250
1825	West Ilsley	1,270
″	Marcham	700
1827	Ruscombe
1828	Appleton	1,500
		42,652

Enclosed under the General Enclosure Act, 1845.
Date of   Act.	Date of Award.	Parish.	Area.
*	1849	Newbury (E. & W. Fields)	212
*	″	North Moreton	1,025
*	1851	Cholsey	2,190
*	1853	East Lockinge	970
1851	1856	Shinfield	312
1851	1858	St. Giles, Reading	242
1860	1868	Charlton in Wantage	1,280
1880	1883	Steventon	1,373
			7,604
Berkshire and Oxford.
1852	1855	Bampton and Shilton	2,730
*	1856	Purley, Sulham and Whitchurch	300
Half Area, assigned to Berks.			1,515

	Acres.
Before 1802	13,651
1802–1845	42,652
After 1845	9,119

Buckinghamshire

Date.	Enclosure.	Area enclosed.
1738	Ashenden, 900 A. F.	*1,300
1742	Wotton Underwood, 1,168 A. F., 500 A. P.	1,668
1744	Shipton (Winslow cum Shipton P.), F. only	640
1762	Swanburne, 77 yl.	*2,695
″	Shenley Brookend	960
1764	Westbury	3,000
1765	Westcote	1,300
1766	Little Horwood	960
″	Winslow (Winslow cum Shipton P.)	1,400
1767	Olney	1,600
″	Shalstone, 28 yl. F., 530 A. P.	1,370
1768	Loughton
″	Woughton-on-the-Green
1769	Cublington, 25 yl.	875
″	Grendon Underwood, 37 yl.	*1,295
1770	Simpson
″	Stoke Goldington	1,000
1771	Aylesbury, all F.
″	Great Brickhill	1,260
″	Whitchurch
1772	North Crawley
″	Soulbury and Hollington
1773	Tingewick and Radcliffe cum Chackmore
1774	Dunton	629
″	Stoke Hammond
″	Twyford and Charndon	1,900
″	Waddesdon, 49 yl.	*1,715
1776	Hartwell and Stone, all F.	1,740
1777	Ludgershall, 1 F., 53 yl.	1,800
″	Wendover
1778	Hardwicke	1,200
″	Hitcham
″	Hanslop	1,900
″	North Marston	2,000
1779	Bierton and Hallcot
″	Taplow
1781	Preston Bisset	1,000
1782	Calverton, and west side of Stony Stratford
1788	Bradwell	1,000
″	Wavendon	2,000
1789	Bourton and Watchfield
1790	Bowbrickhill and Fenny Stratford	2,000
1791	Little Woolston
1793	Castlethorpe		{40,207}
1794	Akeley cum Stockholt, 13 yl.	*455
″	Newport Pagnell	900
″	Wendover	2,000
1795	Aston Abbotts	650
″	Padbury, 69 yl.	*2,415
″	Steeple Claydon, 80½ yl.	*2,817
1796	Little Brickhill	600
″	Grandborough	1,100
″	Sherington	1,600
″	Great Woolstone	300
1797	Adstock, 47 yl.	*1,645
″	Drayton Parslow
″	Thornborough, 62 yl.	*2,170
″	Wing	3,402
″	Wingrave with Rowsham	2,400
″	Stoke Mandeville	1,000
1798	Emberton	1,300
″	Weston Turville, 1,000 A. F. and M.	1,000
1799	Horton
″	Singleborough
″	Walton	1,200
″	Wraisbury
1800	Iver, 817 A. F., 473 A. M., 1,172 A. P.	2,462
1801	Lavendon and Brayfield
″	Weedon	1,700
″	Maidsmorton and Buckingham
		71,323
1802	Donnington	900
″	Moulsoe	1,600
″	Woburn	800
1803	Great Kimble, Little Kimble and Ellesborough	2,500
1805	Chearsley	917
1806	Saunderton	1,200
1807	Newport Pagnell	900
1808	Upton cum Chalvey	752
1809	Langley Marish
″	Bledlow	4,000
″	Marsworth	1,200
1810	Datchett
″	Stoke Pogis
″	Bletchley	2,200
″	Newnton Blossomville		{16,769}
″	Slapton and Horton
1811	Stewkley	3,000
1813	Turweston
1814	Aston Clinton	2,200
″	Mursley
1815	Amersham	890
1820	Little Marlow	450
″	Princes Risborough	2,900
1821	Farnham Royal
″	Ivinghoe
1822	Clifton Reynes	450
″	Towersey	986
1824	Long Crendon	2,500
1830	Haddenham	2,945
″	Monks Risborough
		33,090

Enclosed under the General Enclosure Act, 1845.
Date of   Act.	Date of Award.	Parish.	Area.
1850	1855	Penn	1,078
″	″	Hitchendon or Hughendon	488
1852	″	Great Marlow	608
1853	1856	Pitstone	1,140
″	1857	Cheddington and Ivinghoe	1,350
1856	1865	Edlesborough	2,350
			7,014

	Acres.
Before 1802	71,323
1802–1845	33,090
After 1845	7,014

Cambridge

Date.	Enclosure.	Area enclosed.
1770	Abington Pigotts	1,000
1775	Knapwell	1,100
1777	Weston Colville	1,970
1796	Barrington	2,500
1797	Great Wilbraham (with old enclosures)	*2,300
″	Little Wilbraham	1,600
1798	Harston, Hauxton, Little Shefford and Newton
″	Longstow (with old enclosures)	1,400
″	Swaffham Bulbeck (with old enclosures)	4,000
1799	Carlton cum Willingham (with old enclosures)	1,500
″	Grantchester and Coton
″	Pampisford	2,000
1800	Connington	1,500
″	Elsworth	3,900
″	Guilden Morden	2,500
″	Milton	1,550
1801	Great Abingdon	1,560
″	Little Abingdon	1,350
″	Balsham	4,000
″	Bassingbourne	3,500
″	Bottisham	4,000
″	Histon and Impington
″	Trumpington	2,000
		45,230
1802	St. Giles, Cambridge	1,200
″	Graveley	1,500
″	Horningsea (with old enclosures)	1,450
″	Sawston	1,040
1803	Fen Ditton	1,400
1804	Manea in Ely	900
1805	Snalewell
″	Swaffham Prior
1806	Dullingham
″	Fulbourn
″	Cherry Hinton
″	Kirtling and Ashley cum Silverley	3,000
1807	Barnwell
″	Landbeach
″	Steeple Morden
1808	Girton
″	Harlton	1,100
1809	Bourn
″	Chatteris
″	Dry Drayton
″	Fordham
″	West Wratting
″	Whittlesford	2,000
1810	Hastingfield
″	Ickleton
″	Kinston		{13,590}
″	Teversham
1811	Brinkley
″	Croxton	1,200
″	Great and Little Eversdon
″	Lanstanton All Saints
″	Shepreth	1,000
1812	Stapleford	1,400
″	Toft
″	West Whickham
1813	Great Cransden
″	Langstanton St. Michael
″	Meldreth, Melbourn and Whaddon
″	Little Shelford	1,200
″	Wood Ditton
″	Waterbeach
″	Kennet
1814	Burwill
″	Stretchworth
1815	Papworth Everard
1819	Hinxton
1822	Duxford	2,500
1825	Doddington and Coveney	290
1826	Foxton	1,586
1828	Litlington	1,686
1829	Wentworth	990
1830	Caxton	1,500
1833	Oakington
1834	Great Shelford
1835	Stretcham
1836	Hardwick
″	Orwell
1838	Sutton
″	Swavesey
″	Linton	3,732
″	Witcham
″	Chesterton
″	Fen Drayton
1839	Stow cum Quy		{30,674}
1839	Melbourn
″	Barton
″	Comberton
″	Rampton (with old enclosures)	1,100
1840	Whittlesea
″	Thriflow
″	Wicken
1841	Cheveley
″	Gamlingay
1842	Coltenham
1843	Haddenham
1845	Foulmire	2,111
		33,885

Enclosed under the General Enclosure Act, 1845.
Date of   Act.	Date of Award.	Parish.	Area.
*	1854	Isleham	1,370
1848	″	Caldecot	747
1850	″	Mepal	442
1851	″	Newton	1,041
1847	1855	Wilburton	780
1855	1857	Westwick in Oakington	217
1858	1863	Shudy Camps, Castle Camps and Bartlow	1,037
1864	1868	Ellisley	1,490
1883	1889	Hildersham	1,174
			8,298

	Acres.
Before 1802	45,230
1802–1845	33,885
After 1845	8,298

Cheshire

Date.	Enclosure.	Area enclosed.
1805	St. Mary on the Hill (certain quillets of intermixed lands)	126	{126}
1814	Wendon and Arksden	3,200
		3,326

Cumberland

Date.	Enclosure.	Area enclosed.
1772	Great and Little Stanton, Newbiggin and Great Blencow
1779	Irthington, 3,600 A. waste and divers open fields	4,000
		4,000
1813	Greystoke, 240 A. F.	3,500
1814	Torpentrow, 20 A. F., 700 A. waste	720
1825	Dearham	480
		4,700

	Acres.
Before 1802	4,000
1802–1845	4,700

Derbyshire

Date.	Enclosure.	Area enclosed.
1727	Scarcliffe and Palterton, 500 A. F., 420 A. P.	970
1756	Weston cum Membris and Sawley
1760	Mackworth
1762	Aston-upon-Trent	1,500
″	Elvaston and Thulston
1763	Draycott
″	Scropton
″	Tideswell	1,000
1764	Ashford and Sheldon (Bakewell P.)
1765	Long Eaton, 131 oxgangs	1,600
″	Hartshorn
1766	Repton
″	Willington	1,300
1768	Littleover	1,200
″	Normanton next Derby	700
1771	Fairfield, 860 A. P.	*1,000
″	Stapenhill and Winshill, 400 A. F., 160 A. P.	560
″	Stretton, Hordington, Bondend and Braunston, 600 A. F., 610 A. P.	1,210
1772	Ockbrock	700
1773	Church Broughton, 160 A. F., 100 A. P.	360
1777	Killamarsh, 60 A. F., 350 A. P.	410
″	Tibshelf, 42 A. F., 404 A. P.	446
1778	Bolsover and Clown
1780	Findern	500
″	Hilton, 400 A. F., 600 A. P.	1,000
1782	Sandicare	662	{15,118}
1783	Boilstone	500
1785	Holbrooke	500
1786	Weston upon Trent	1,500
1787	Barrow upon Trent	1,000
″	Little Eaton	900
″	Melbourne and King’s Norton	2,500
″	Sawley	750
1786	Parwick	1,000
″	Spondon	1,000
1789	Marston upon Dove, Hatton, Horn and Hornhay	830
″	Osmaston next Derby, 270 F.	*500
1790	Mickleover	800
1793	Taddington and Priestcliff	1,600
1794	Ilkeston	760
1795	Barlborough, 250 A. F., 650 A. P.	900
″	Eckington, 200 A. F. and M. I., 1,070 A. P.	1,270
1797	Etwall	1,600
1798	Hartington	12,000
		45,028
1802	Alvaston and Boulton	1,200
″	Chellaston	700
1803	Brassington and Bradbourne	4,000
″	Great Hacklow, mesne fields	400
1804	Little Hacklow, 400 A. P. and mesne fields	600	{6,900}
1805	Chelmorton and Flagg	1,300
1806	Bakewell and Over Hadden	2,800
″	Hope, Bradwell and Thornhill	1,400
1807	Wheston and Tideswell, M. I.	4,000
1808	Hathersage	10,000
1809	Dronfield, M. I.	5,000
″	Elton and Winster	500
1810	Great and Little Langstone and Wardlow, M. I.	1,500
1811	Beeley	2,000
1813	Whitwell	950
1814	Breadsall	1,461	{37,811}
″	Brampton, M. I.	3,000
1815	Youlgreave, mesne or intermixt lands	1,160
1816	Homesfield	3,000
1817	Hollington	280
1818	Norbury, 100 A. P.	200
1820	Smisby	550
1821	Whittington	284
1824	Snelston	160
1834	Kirk Langley, 110 A. F., 120 A. P.	230
		46,675

	Acres.
Before 1802	45,028
1802–1845	46,675

Dorset

Date.	Enclosure.	Area enclosed.
1733	Buckland Newton, 800 A. F., 800 A. P.	1,600
1736	West Stafford c. Froome Bellet	600
1761	Langton Herring
1762	Portesham	1,200
1768	Winfrith Newburgh	2,254
1779	West Knighton	1,000
1785	Wimborne Minster	3,000
1789	Podington
1794	Tolpuddle
″	Preston and South Poyntz
1796	Hanley
1797	Hintel Murtel and Gussuage All Saints
″	Wyke Regis
1798	Bradford Peverell
1799	Charlton Marshall	2,200
1800	Winterborne Strickland	1,050
1801	Turnwood	800
		13,704
1803	Chickerill
″	Spetisbury	1,000
1804	Beaminster, 290 A. F., 235 A. P.	525	{1,525}
1805	Broadmaine	990
1806	Hampreston
1807	Corfe Mullen, 200 A. F., &c., 1,500 A. Heath	1,700
″	Cattistock	1,200
1808	Winterborne Waste	777
1809	Abbotsbury	1,500
″	Compton Vallance
″	Gillingham and Motcombe	500
″	West Melbury
″	Pimperne
1809	Plush	359
″	Great Washbourne
1810	Litton Cheney	780
″	Walditch, 187 A. F., 9 A. P.	196
1811	Shapwick	1,160
1812	Gussage St. Michael	1,100
1814	Tarrant Keinston, all F.	169
1815	Dawlish	400
1818	Loders	450
1819	Brodd Sydling and Up Sydling
1820	Chilfrome	900
1824	Bincombe	1,300
″	Tarrant Hinton	2,000	{17,006}
1830	Charminster	700
1831	Maiden Newton	800
″	Piddle Hinton	1,600
1834	Upway	320
1836	Godmanstone
		20,426

Enclosed under the General Enclosure Act, 1845.
Date of   Act.	Date of Award.	Parish.	Area.
1851	1853	Compton Abbas	704	{704}
*	1854	Askerswell	635
1855	1857	West Lulworth	634
1857	1860	Ashmore	635
1861	1863	Winterborne Steepleton	558
1866	1868	Warmwell	620
			3,786

	Acres.
Before 1802	13,704
1802–1845	20,426
After 1845	3,786

Durham

Date.	Enclosure.	Area enclosed.
1761	Norham, In fields, 437 A., moor 1,500 A.	1,937
1769	Wolsingham	200
1782	Bolam	800
1783	Barnard Castle	800
1794	Crawcrook	700
		4,437
1814	Gateshead	200

	Acres.
Before 1802	4,437
1802–1845	200

Essex

Date.	Enclosure.	Area enclosed.
1795	Great Parndon, 227 A. F., 124 A. P.	351
1801	Great Chesterford	1,200
″	Little Chesterford	600
″	Hadstock	1,400
″	Littlebury	3,000
		6,551
1807	Chrishall	1,500
1811	Great and Little Chishill	2,500
1812	Saffron Walden
1814	Heydon
1820	Farnham	240
1824	Wendon Tofts and Elmdon	1,950
1838	Berden, Manewden, Stansted Mountfichet
		6,190

Enclosed under the General Enclosure Act, 1845.
Date of   Act.	Date of Award.	Parish.	Area.
1846	1850	Walthamstow	198
*	1851	Henham	630
1847	″	Netteswell	204
*	″	Langley	360
*	1853	Haverhill	298
*	″	Wicken Bonhunt	292
1855	1860	Roydon	285
1856	1861	Newport	815
1859	″	Clavering	750
1866	1869	Widdington	820
			4,652

	Acres.
Before 1802	6,551
1802–1845	6,190
After 1845	4,652

Gloucester

Date.	Enclosure.	Area enclosed.
1726	Little Rissington
1727	Cherrington, 3 F.’s, 1,800 A.	2,200
1729	Wick Risington, 58 yl.	*2,000
1731	Prestbury
″	Upper and Lower Slaughter, 87 yl.	*2,845
1739	Shipton, Moyle and Dovel, all F.	800
1744	Westonbirt, 2 F.’s	350
1753	Eastlechmartin, 53¼ yl.	*1,863
″	Quennington	3,000
1755	Hawling	881
1759	Little Barrington, 42 yl. F., 600 A. P.	*1,860
″	Preston upon Stower, 25¾ yl.	*900
1761	Snowshil, 500 A. F., 18 A. M., 1,100 A. P.	1,618
1763	Childswickham, 83 yl.	*2,905
1765	Donnington (Stow on the Wold P.)
1766	Haselton	858
″	Hatherop, 966 A. F., 150 A. P.	1,116
″	Maugersbury
1767	Bibury, 3,000 A. F., 300 A. P.	3,300
″	Willersey, 36 yl.	*1,260
1769	Ampney Holyrood and Ashbrook	2,080
″	Bleddington, 52 yl.	*1,820
″	Coln St. Aldwin’s, 1,950 A. F., 100 A. P.	2,050
1770	Notgrove	1,200
1771	Aston Subedge, 31 yl. F., 150 A. P.	*1,235
″	Preston and Stratton	2,000
1772	Eastleach Tourville, 1,574 A. F., 877 A. P.	2,451
″	Kemerton, 36 yl.	*1,260
″	Quinton, 39¼ yl.	*1,372
1773	Bourton on the Water
″	Beckford	2,500
″	Longmarston, 43 yl.	1,505
1774	Oxenton	1,000
″	Staunton	700
1775	Addlestrop	926
″	Claydon, all F.	1,081
″	Todenham, 32 yl. F.	*960
1776	Dorsington, 40 yl.	900
1777	Condicote, 26 yl.	*910
″	Duntisborne Abbots		{53,706}
″	Shirburne and Windrush
1778	Chapel Honeyburn, 32 yl.	*1,120
″	Frampton and Hayley	1,500
″	Leckhampton and Cheltenham
″	Naunton, 53 yl.	*1,855
″	Siddington St. Peter and St. Mary	534
1779	Ablington	1,000
″	Buckland	2,000
″	Clifford Chambers	400
″	Mayseyhampton	1,600
1780	Salperton	1,354
″	Shennington, 1,500 A. F.	*1,800
1782	Eastrington	2,500
″	Winstow (Winstone)	770
1786	Oddington	1,000
1789	Lower Swell
1792	Broadwell
″	Rodmarton and Coates
″	Shipton, Whittington and Dowdeswell
″	Turkdean
1793	Aldsworth
″	Marsmore	1,800
1794	Little Compton
″	Corse
″	Elmore Brockworth and North Cerney
″	Longborough	1,453
″	Old Sodbury and Little Sodbury	800
1795	Cold Aston	1,600
″	Hasfield
″	Trinley
1796	Awre
″	Barnwood, Matson, Wotton
1797	Ashelworth
″	Coln St. Dennis
″	Horton	611
1798	Guiting Power
1799	Berrington, Broad Campden and Westington
″	Kempsford and Dryffield
1800	Welford
″	Arlington
1801	Cheltenham
″	Down Ampney, Lutton, Eisey	1,242
″	Slimbridge, Cam and Coaley
		78,645
1802	Churcham
1803	Chedworth and Compton Abdale	6,200
″	Staverton with Boddington
″	Beverstone	2,200
1804	Sutton	1,120
″	Temple Guiting
″	Broyden
1805	Tredington
1806	Gotherington
″	Norton
1807	Downhatherley
″	Pannington
″	Stanley Pontlarge
″	Alderton
1808	South Cerney
″	Deerhurst and Lye
″	Tewkesbury
1809	Alvington
″	Stanway
1811	Fiddington
1812	Aston upon Carrant and Pamington Homedowns
″	Greet and Sudely (in Winchcomb parish)
″	Haresfield
″	Longney
″	Pebworth (with old enclosures)	2,000
″	Wormington
1813	Ebrington and Hitcoat
″	Frampton upon Severn and Slimbridge
″	Great Rissington	1,600
″	Withington
1814	Hempstead, Barnwood and Upton St. Lawrence	*200
″	Sevenhampton
″	Winchcomb
1815	Miserden
1818	Hawkesbury
″	Morton Vallance and Standish
1819	Bitton 70 A. F., 190 A. P.	260
1821	Bourton on the Hill and Moreton in the Marsh	3,000
1829	Didmarton and Oldbury on the Hill		{16,580}
1830	Cheltenham	430
″	Stanley St. Leonards and Eastington	170
1832	Thornbury	514
1833	Elkstone	280
1834	Duntsbourne Rouse	496
1838	Quedgley	90
″	Wickwar, Cromhall and Tortworth 90 A. F., 600 A. P.	690
1839	Fretherne and Saul 380 A. F., 106 A. M. & P.	486
″	Berkeley	700
1841	Olveston	180
		20,616

Enclosed under the General Enclosure Act, 1845.
Date of   Act.	Date of Award.	Parish.	Area.
*	1851	Tibberton	222
*	1852	Westbury on Severn	855
1851	1853	Marshfield	290
1850	1854	Weston Subedge	879
1855	1862	Dymock	208
1864	1867	Sandhurst, Norton and Wotton	506
1865	1869	Stinchcombe	205
1866	1871	Minsterworth	400
″	1876	Coaley	154
″	″	Cam	166
1895	1899	Upton St. Leonards	534
			4,419

	Acres.
Before 1802	78,645
1802–1845	20,616
After 1845	4,419

Hampshire

Date.	Enclosure.	Area enclosed.
1740	Andover
1741	Chawton, 7 F.’s and the Common
1743	Dunmer, 1260 A. F., 500 A. P.	1,760
1749	East Woodhay and Hollington, 1,000 A. F., 300 A. P.	1,300
1757	Barton Stacey, 1807 A. F., 678 A. P.	2,507
″	Earlstone	488
1759	Bishop’s Waltham	205
1760	Folkesworth	510
″	Fletton
1774	Abbott’s Ann	1,259
1778	Gratley
1780	Leckford Abbots
1781	Highclere (or Burghclere)
1783	Kingsomborn	1,890
″	Andevor
1785	Upper Clatford
1786	Basingstoke
″	Upper Wallop, Harsbourn Pryors and Tuffton
1788	Headbourn Worthy	1,400
1789	Broughton	2,700
″	Odiham, Northwarnborough, Hillside, Rye and Stapely
1790	Dibden
1792	Monk Sherburne	700
″	Shipton
1794	Crawley and Bishop’s Sutton
″	Houghton
″	Quarley
″	Upton Gray
1796	Basing and Mapplederwell
″	Mitchelmarsh, Braishfield and Awbridge
″	Nether Wallop
1797	Whitchurch
1798	Welstead and Bentworth	400
″	Rockbourne and Wichbury
1799	Easton
		15,459
1802	West Aston and Middleton	750
1803	Kilmiston
1804	Romsey Extra
1805	New Alresford, 326 A. F., 84 A. P.	410
1806	Monxton	600
1807	Ringwood
1808	Porchester	1,050
1810	Eling and Fawley
1812	Charlton, Catherington, Clanfield, Blendworth and Idsworth	2,500
″	Ovington
″	Wimmering, Widley Cosham, and Hilsea	800
″	Weyhill and Appleshaw	680
1813	Ecchinswell	500
1817	Harbridge
″	Portsea	170
1820	Preston Candover and Nutley	1,800
1822	Ellington and Ilsey
1825	Christchurch and Milton
1827	Tangley, 286 A. F., 10 A. P.	296
1829	Sherborne St. John	1,000
1842	Kingsclere	2,300
		12,856

Enclosed under the General Enclosure Act, 1845.
Date of   Act.	Date of Award.	Parish.	Area.
*	1852	Chale	126
1849	1857	Binsted	990
1856	1859	Niton (Isle of Wight)	449
1861	1866	(Easton common fields) Freshwater	37
			1,512

	Acres.
Before 1802	15,459
1802–1845	12,856
After 1845	1,512

Hereford

Date.	Enclosure.	Area enclosed.
1772	Wigmore, 600 A. F., 80 A. P.	680
1795	Marcle Wolton and Kinaston	1,000
1796	Tarrington	450
1799	Yarkhill, Weston Beggard, Dormington w. Bartestree, Stoke Edith with Westhide	1,380
″	Leintwardine and Burrington
1801	Frome, Much Cowarne and Evisbeach, 250 A. F., 160 A. M.	410
		3,920
1802	Bodenham	2,000
1807	Byford
″	Marden, Sutton and Withington
1809	Bredwardine and Dorston
″	Bishopston and Mancell Lacy
″	Mordiford
″	Shobden, Aynestry and Lingen	900
1810	Steepleton
″	Wigmore
1811	Allesmore		{2,900}
1811	Eardisland
″	Kingston	270
1813	Clehonger
″	Much Cowarn
″	Stretton, Grandsome and Bishops Frome
″	Eastnor, 180 A. P.	*220
″	Ledbury, 50 A. F., 90 A. P.	140
1814	Norton Canon
″	Aymestrey and Kingsland	340
″	Puttenham
		3,870

Enclosed under the General Enclosure Act, 1845.
Date of   Act.	Date of Award.	Parish.	Area.
*	1854	Bosbury	105
*	1856	Ullingswick	260
1858	1862	(Lyde Fields) Pipe and Lyde	13
			378

	Acres.
Before 1802	3,920
1802–1845	3,870
After 1845	378

Hertford

Date.	Enclosure.	Area enclosed.
1766	Hexton, 1,527 A. F.	*2,000
″	Walsworth (Hitchin par.)	1,000
1768	Lilley and Offley
1776	Ickleford
1795	Kelshall (with old enclosures)	2,233
1796	Norton	1,850
1797	King’s Walden	500
″	Tring
″	Weston	1,100
1798	Kensworth	1,200
1799	Cheshunt, 1,555 A. F., 1186 A. P.	2,741	{12,624}
″	St. John and All Saints, Hertford
1801	Aldenham	500
″	Barkaway and Reed	7,000
″	Hertingfordbury	400
		20,524
1802	Hinxworth	1,264
1806	Cottered
1807	Offley
1809	Barley	1,700	{2,964}
1810	Codicate, Welwyn and Knebworth
1811	Pirton
″	Wymondby and Ippolitts
1812	Braughing	1,300
1813	Westmill	400
1814	Great Hormead	900
1820	Bishop’s Stortford	300
1826	Anstey	1,200
1830	Standon	1,400
		8,464

Enclosed under the General Enclosure Act, 1845.
Date of   Act.	Date of Award.	Parish.	Area.
*	1850	Walkern	540
*	1852	Bengeo, Sacombe and Stapleford	410
*	1853	Great and Little Munden	860
*	″	Buckland	795
*	1854	Stevenage	556	{3,161}
1852	1855	Watford Field	70
*	″	Hoddesden	860
*	1856	Widford	320
1853	1858	Wormley	232
1858	″	Aston, Bennington, and Little Munden	1,280
*	1859	Little Hadham	214
1857	1863	Ashwell	2,474
*	1864	Little Hormead and Layston	450
1862	1867	Datchworth and Knebworth	161
1866	1869	Throcking	108
1863	″	Albury	305
1866	″	Aspedon	376
		Layston and Widdial	764
			10,775

	Acres.
Before 1802	20,524
1802–1845	8,464
After 1845	10,775

Huntingdon

Date.	Enclosure.	Area enclosed.
1727	Overton Longville and Botolph’s Bridge
1766	Laighton Bromeswold	1,515
1767	Yaxley
1769	Stoneley	1,000
1770	St. Noets	300
1771	Hartford	1,400
1772	Brampton	2,500
″	King’s Ripton	1,100
″	Wolley	1,000
1773	Houghton cum Witton	2,500
″	Little Stukely
1774	Ellington	1,500
″	Easton
″	Graffham
1775	Spaldwick with Upthorpe
1779	Elton	3,000
1780	Barham	800
″	Little Catworth
1786	Ravely	2,000
1794	Broughton	1,600
″	Winwick	1,660	{21,875}
1795	Great Catworth	2,000
″	Wornditch	700
″	Warboys	4,300
1796	Woodhurst, Somersham, and Pidley with Fenton, 2,625 A. P.	*3,000
1797	Diddington	1,100
″	Eynesbury	2,000
″	Southoe	1,100
1799	Molesworth	1,000
1800	Bythorn	1,200
″	Holywell and Needingworth	3,000
″	Offord Cluny	1,100
1801	Covington	850
″	Hemingford Grey and Abbotts	3,000
″	Old Hurst	1,000
″	St. Ives	1,400
″	Stanground and Farcet	1,522
		50,147
1802	Denton	1,000
″	Fenstanton	2,200
1803	Godmanchester	4,600
1804	Brington (with old enclosures)	1,250
1804	Saltree	2,700
″	Great Staughton	900
1805	Cherry Orton, Waterville and Alwalton
″	Stilton	1,200
1806	Offord Darcy	1,000
1807	Stibbington cum Wandesford and Sibson	565
″	Great Staughton and Graffham	2,000
1808	Swineshead	900
″	Waresley and Gamlingay (with old enclosures)	2,000
1809	Glatton with Holme	1,300
″	Woodstone	500
1811	Great Paxton and Toseland	2,100
1812	Little Paxton	720
″	Upton	900
1813	Bluntisham w. Earith and Colne	3,000
″	Buckdon	1,900	{30,735}
″	Stukely	2,000
1819	Yelling, whole year lands	1,800
1830	Wistow	1,300
1836	Abbotsley
1843	Great Gransden	3,000
1844	Bury	299
″	Ramsey	230
		39,364

Enclosed under the General Enclosure Act, 1845.
Date of   Act.	Date of Award.	Parish.	Area.
*	1852	Keystone	520
1848	1853	Upwood and Ramsey	1,600
1864	1869	Great Gidding	1,735
			3,855

	Acres.
Before 1802	50,147
1802–1845	39,364
After 1845	3,855

Leicester

Date.	Enclosure.	Area enclosed.
1730	Horninghole	916
1734	Little and Great Cleybrooke	430
1744	Langton
1749	Norton juxta Twicross	1,744
1752	Narborow, 30 yl.	*1,050
1755	Knighton, 48 yl.	*1,680
1757	Wimeswould	*1,440
1758	Great Glen, 32½ yl.	1,000
1759	Breedon	1,336
″	Belgrave, 34 yl.	1,000
″	Desford and Peckleton	1,010
″	Evington and Stoughton	1,000
″	Hoton	1,100
″	Loughborough, 6 F.’s and P.
″	Oadby, 71 yl.	1,800	{15,506}
″	Sileby	2,200
1760	Barrow upon Soar	2,250
″	Frisby upon the Wreak	1,500
″	Hoby	1,000
″	Hinckly	2,000
″	Melton Mowbray	2,000
″	Somerby	1,400
″	Seagrave
1761	Ashfordby	1,800
″	Ansty	1,100
″	Abkettleby	900
″	Rearsby	1,600
1762	Belgrave and Barkby	1,600
″	Hungerton	900
″	Quorndon	1,020
1764	Billesden	2,500
″	Nether Broughton	900	{40,176}
″	Husband’s Bosworth, 96 yl.	4,000
″	St. Margaret’s, Leicester, 34 yl.	*1,190
″	Sharnford, 48¾ yl.	1,400
″	Stoney Stanton, 46¼ yl.	1,400
″	Wartnaby	700
″	Whetston, 49½ yl.	*1,733
″	Great Wigstone
1765	Burton Overy	1,600
″	Grimston	1,000
″	Houghton-on-the-Hill	1,800
″	North Kilworth, 80 yl.	1,800
″	Scalford	2,000
1766	Braunston	1,500
″	Blaby, 38¼ yl.	1,200
″	Croxton	2,100
″	Countesthorpe, 38 yl.	1,400
″	Lubenham, 31 yl.	960
″	Ratcliffe Culey	560
″	Waltham in the Wolds	2,000
1767	Aileston	1,200
″	Cosby, 52½ yl.	*1,837
1768	Ashby de la Zouch	1,040
″	Little Sheepey, 24 yl.	500
1769	Eaton, 97½ yl.	1,800
″	Fleckney, 47¼ yl.	*1,654
″	Markfield	380
″	Shackston, 28 yl.	*980
″	Thurlstone, 23½ yl.	750
1770	Bottesford, Eastthorpe and Normanton, 203¾ oxgangs	4,300
″	Foxton	1,500
″	Halloughton	3,000
″	Norton, 25 yl.	665
″	Ratby, all F.	850
″	Ravenstone	250
″	Saddington	1,500
1771	Appleby	1,000
″	Kirkby Mallory	780
″	Keyham (Rothley P.)	900
″	Kilby and Newton Harcourt, 78 yl.	2,000
″	Sproxton, 49 yl.	2,000
″	Saltby, 54 yl.	2,400
1772	Gumley	1,145
″	Skeffington	1,200
″	Stapleford	390
1773	Knaptoft, 48 yl.	1,050
1774	Hucklescote and Donnington on the Heath	500	{104,190}
″	Ratcliffe upon Wreak, 26 yl.	800
1776	Bruntingthorpe, 44 yl.	1,200
″	Great Bowden, 88 yl.	2,600
1777	Gilmorton, 44½ yl.	2,200
″	Shepshead	2,000
″	Syston and Barkly	1,600
″	Wykeham and Candwell, 26½ yl.	750
1778	Earl Shilton	1,500
″	Kimcoate and Knaptoft, 84 yl.	2,600
″	Sapcote	1,300
″	Long Whatton	800
″	Castle Donington, 1400 A. F., 290 A. M., 610 A. P.	2,300
″	Kegworth	2,000
1779	Barkby	1,800
″	Croft	850
″	Claxton or Long Clawson, 169 oxgangs	*3,380
″	Knight Thorpe	450
″	Leire, 31½ yl.	370
″	Stanton under Barden	600
″	Kibworth and Smeeton Westerby, 148 yl.	3,900
1780	Stonesby	1,100
″	Swinford	1,400
1781	Cropston	360
″	Mountsorrell, 300 A. F.	*450
″	Rothley	1,200
1782	Orton on the Hill	1,000
1783	Tugby	1,150
1785	Osgathorpe	200
1786	Bitteswell	1,600
1788	Humberstone	1,400
″	Mousley	1,100
1789	Grooby	500
″	Hemmington	1,000
″	Harston	*800
″	Thrussington, 47 yl.	*1,645
1790	Harby
″	Lutterworth, 69 yl.	1,400
1791	East and West Langton, &c., 152 yl.	*5,320
1792	Redmile
″	Strathern
″	Walton in the Wolds, 52½ yl.	1,500
1793	Queneborough	2,200
″	Slawston	1,400	{163,915}
1794	Arnesby	1,200
″	Barseby and South Croxton, 82 yl.	*2,870
″	Diseworth	1,630
″	Sutton Cheney
″	Thornton and Bagworth	920
1796	Dunton Bassett	750
″	Twyford	900
″	Walcott	1,000
1797	Knipton
1798	Swithland	350
″	Thurcaston	745
1799	Nether Seal	*1,000
		175,280
1802	Breedon on the Hill	1,200
1803	Sibson	740
″	Thringstone and Pegg’s Green	*100	{2,040}
1804	Bringhurst, Great Easten and Drayton	3,400
″	Leicester, 490 A. F., 116 A. M.	606
1806	Higham (to confirm Inclosure made in 1682)
1809	Glenfield	700
1810	Great Sheepey
″	Newbold Verdon and Newbold Heath, little F. 900
1812	Belton	400
1823	Congerston	900
1825	Glooston and Cranoe	950
1842	Hedbourn
		9,896

	Acres.
Before 1802	175,280
1802–1845	9,896

Lincoln

Date.	Enclosure.	Area enclosed.
1731	Biscathorpe
1734	Woollesthorpe, 12 oxgangs	240
1736	Stallingborough, 2166 A. F., 776 M., 700 A. P.	3,642
1751	Dunsly (Dunsby)	*1,500
1752	Wytham on the Hill, one F.	1,370
1754	Normanton, 150 oxgangs	*3,000
1757	Baumber, or Banburgh	2,048
″	Stragglethorpe, F.	287
1758	Hareby	451
1759	Coleby
″	Fillingham, 2,000 A. F., 800 A. P.	2,800
″	Harmston, 1,734 A. F. & M., 794 A. P.	2,528
1762	Barrowby	2,000
″	Wintringham
1763	Glentham, 1800 A. F., 770 A. P.	2,570
″	Pilham	525
″	Wellingore	3,100
1764	Fotherby	1,269	{27,330}
″	Heckington	4,000
″	Horbling	2,600
″	Haughton in the Marsh	1,500
″	Stainton in the Hole (with old enclosures)	1,900
″	Scarby	1,200
1765	Aukborough	2,000
″	Branston, 2,000 A. F.	*2,500
″	Kettlethorpe, 840 A. F., 835 A. P.	1,635
″	N. and S. Cockerington	1,390
″	Keelby and Stallingbrough	2,000
″	Newton and Kettlethorpe, 970 A. F., 400 A. P.	1,370
″	Rothwell	2,700
″	Tetford
1766	Bourn	2,450
″	Barnelby on the Wolds
″	Bickar	2,300
″	Cosby	1,527
″	Grimoldby	1,700	{60,102}
1766	Keddington	400
″	Kettlethorp	645
″	Scothorne and Sudbrooke	2,800
1767	East Barkwith	1,200
″	Donnington	3,100
″	Newton	1,000
″	Scamblesby	2,100
″	Wootton	3,000
1768	Billingborough and Birthorpe	2,700
″	Morton	4,400
″	Threckingham	500
″	Toynton Supra	1,100
″	Willoughton	2,600
1769	Atterby, Smitterby and Waddingham	3,000
″	Barnolby le Beck	1,200
″	Beckenham and Sutton
″	Claypole
″	North Hickham
″	Ingham	2,000
″	Sudbrooke (Ancaster P.)	1,200
″	South Willingham	1,800
″	Waltham	2,250
1770	Benniworth	2,292
″	Great Carlton	2,000
″	Matton	1,180
″	Navenby	2,800
″	Scawby	2,500
″	Waddington, 195 oxgangs	3,500
″	Winterton, 2,000 A. F., 360 A. M., 1,000 A. P.	3,360
″	Westborough cum Doddington
″	Welton (near Louth)
1771	West Ashby	3,000
″	Boothby Graffoe	1,600
″	Bishop Norton	1,700
″	South Reston	500
1772	Hammeringham	1,000
″	West Halton
″	Moorby and Wilksby	1,000
″	Great Paunton	*3,000
″	Middle Raisin	4,000
″	Stainby	1,380
″	Low Toynton	373
″	Welton	3,000
1773	Brinkhill	600
″	Goxhill	7,000
″	Hemingby	2,600
″	Hackonby	2,000	{147,482}
″	Helpringham	3,000
″	Haltham and Roughton	2,000
″	Horsington	1,500
″	East Keal	900
″	Toynton All Saints and St. Peter	1,000
″	Thorpe on the Hill	1,700
″	Whitton	1,200
″	West Willoughby, 34 oxgangs and large common	*1,000
1774	Ibstock	1,200
″	Ludborough
″	Owmby	1,600
″	Potterhamworth	3,000
″	Spridlington	2,400
″	Timberland	2,500
″	Wilsford	2,400
″	West Keal	1,000
″	Wroot	700
1775	Fulletby	2,000
″	Quadring, 70 A. F., &c., 2,400 A. fen	2,470
1776	Asterby and Goulesby	2,600
″	Gunby and North Witham	1,650
″	North and South Killingholme	5,000
″	Nocton	4,500
″	Raithby, nr. Spilsby	600
″	Upton, 1430 A. F., 1150 A. P.	2,580
″	Welby, 970 A. F.	*1,200
″	Nettleham	3,000
1777	Brampton	1,060
″	Candlesby	900
″	Hatherne	1,300
″	Kirnington	1,800
″	Leadenham	3,000
″	Metheringham	5,000
″	South Winstead	1,700
″	South Sturton	1,500
″	Surfleet, 1,240 A. fen., 300 A. F., &c.	1,540
1778	Hackthorne	2,660
″	Ruskington	3,000
″	Thimbleby	1,200
1779	Amcotts	1,300
″	Brattleby	1,050
″	Huttoft, 1,200 A. F., 670 A. P.	1,870
″	Market Raisin	725	{229,787}
″	Willingham	1,500
1780	Ligburn	1,213
1785	Donnington upon Baine	1,600
1786	Canwick	2,240
1787	Dorrington	1,800
1788	Swaby and Belleau	1,500
″	North and South Rauceby	5,450
1789	Denton	2,650
″	Normanby next Spittal	1,700
1791	Nettleton	3,600
″	Ludford	2,400
1792	Hemswell	2,220
″	Tealby	2,600
″	Uffington	2,600
″	Wood Enderby	600
″	Welton in the Marsh
1793	Allington	900
″	Barton upon Humber	5,770
″	Covenham	1,600
″	Dunston	1,220
″	Greetham	1,000
″	Kirton in Lindsey	4,600
1794	Althorpe	380
″	Long Bennington and Foston	3,860
″	Bottisford and Yadlethorpe	1,750
″	Faldingworth	2,400
″	South Kelsey	3,200
″	Martin	550
″	Skillington	1,950
″	New Sleaford and Holdingham	2,000
″	South Witham	1,646
1795	Grantham	1,688
″	Hagworthingham	800
″	Londonthorpe	680
″	Osmournby, Newton and Scott Willoughby	1,600
″	Owmby	580
″	Ropsley and Little Hamby	4,000
″	Scartho	1,200
″	Swarby	1,000
1796	Caistor	390
″	Hibaldstowe	3,800
″	Luddington and Garthorpe	1,200
″	Scredington	2,800
″	North and South Stoke	1,200
″	Tattershall, Thorpe and Kirkby super Bane		{317,224}
1797	Barrow	4,700
″	Blankney and Scopwick	3,850
″	Greatford	850
″	Swayfield and Corby
1798	Messingham and East Butterwick	5,000
″	Mavis Enderby	800
1800	Barholm	930
″	Braceborough	1,110
″	Wrawly cum Brigg	2,450
1801	Belchford	2,300
″	Little Bytham and Ormby	1,500
″	West Deeping and Tallington	2,000
″	South Ferriby	1,500
″	East Halton	2,500
″	Langtoft and Baston	2,100
″	Sotby	1,000
″	Scremby	550
″	Ashby	1,830
″	Louth	1,854
		354,048
1802	Kelby, Aiseby and Oseby	2,500
″	Thurlby, 1,100 A. F., 1,100 A. fen	2,200
″	Coningsby	1,750
″	Saxelby	1,200
1803	Burton and West Halton	1,400
″	Boultham	636
″	Kirkby cum Osgodby	1,350
″	Rippingale and Kirkby Underwood, 2,150 A. F., 2,032 A. fen	4,182
″	West Rasen	1,240
″	Salesby with Thoresthorpe	680
″	Castle Bytham	2,500
″	Horncastle	1,000
″	Lincoln	1,500
″	Stowe, Sturton and Bransly	2,000
1804	Carlby and Aunby	*1,220
″	Fulbeck	1,300
″	Great and Little Gonerby and Manthorpe	4,000
″	Hogsthorpe and Mumby cum Chapel	2,590
″	Skellingthorpe	2,000
1805	Anderby	730	{35,978}
″	Colsterworth	3,500
″	Mareham on the Hill	656
″	Mauten
″	Swallow	2,550
1806	Easton	1,000
″	East Kirkby	375
″	Market Deeping and Deeping St. James	2,000
1807	Crosby
″	Ashby de la Laund	1,500
″	Waith
″	Yarburgh	900
1808	Scotter	4,500
1809	Croxton	1,300
″	Friskeney
1810	Boston (with old enclosures)	1,338
″	Fishtoft, 2,795 A. F., and old enclosure, 95 A. P.	2,890
″	Sibsey
″	Withcall	2,700
″	Leverton, 410 A. F. and M., 135 A. P.	545
″	Leake
1811	Ashby juxta Partney	500
″	Cabourne	2,700
″	Little Ponton (with old enclosures)	1,980
″	Thrusthorpe and Hannah cum Hagnaby	540
1813	Crowle
″	Haburgh	2,500
″	North Kelsey	3,000
″	Witham on the Hill	2,400
1814	Thorseway	2,600
1815	Benington		{77,952}
1815	Grasby	500
″	Manby	500
1817	Fulstrow	1,900
1818	Skirbeck
″	Welsthorpe	800
″	Ulceby with Fotherington	1,026
1819	Alvingham	1,300
″	Cumberworth	580
″	Firsby
1824	Ulceby	3,500
1825	Appleby	950
1826	Farlesthorpe	390
1827	Great Grimsby	1,000
1842	Clee
		90,398

Enclosed under the General Inclosure Act, 1845.
Date of   Act.	Date of Award.	Parish.	Area.
1855	1858	North Cotes	520
Lincoln and Rutland.
1871	1875	Stamford and Tinwell, total area 1,621 A., in Lincoln	811
			1,331

	Acres.
Before 1802	354,048
1802–1845	90,398
After 1845	1,331

Middlesex

Date.	Enclosure.	Area enclosed.
1774	Laleham
1780	Ickenham
1789	Stanwell	3,000
1795	Hillingdon and Cowley, 3 F’s.
1799	Teddington	883
1800	Edmonton	1,231	{5,114}
1800	Hanworth, Feltham and Sunbury, 1,500 A. F., 1,700 A. P.	3,200
1801	Enfield	3,540
		11,854
1803	Harrow
1804	Ruislip
1805	Harmendsworth	1,100
1809	Echelford or Ashford	1,200
″	Hayes	2,000
1811	Hampton
1812	Hillingdon	1,400
1813	Greenford	640
″	Hanwell	350
″	Great Stanmore, all F.	216
″	East Bedfont	1,100
″	Isleworth, Heston and Twickenham	2,470
1815	Willesden	560
1818	Cranford	395	{11,431}
1819	Harlington	820
1824	West Drayton
1825	Northolt
		12,251

Enclosed under the General Enclosure Act, 1845.
Date of   Act.	Date of Award.	Parish.	Area.
1848	1851	Littleton	625

	Acres.
Before 1802	11,854
1802–1845	12,251
After 1845	625

Monmouth

Date.	Enclosure.	Area enclosed.
1776	Ifton	780

Enclosed under the General Enclosure Act, 1845.
Date of   Act.	Date of Award.	Parish.	Area.
1852	1854	Undy	128
″	″	Caldicot	243	{471}
1858	1859	Magor	142
			513

	Acres.
Before 1802	780
After 1845	513
	1,293

Norfolk

Date.	Enclosure.	Area enclosed.
1755	Brancaster	2,350
″	Swanton, Morley and Worthing	1,400
1760	Litcham	600
1762	Snettisham (half year inclosures)	5,000
1766	Carlton Forehoe and Kimberley
1767	Sherborn	1,600
1769	Hilborowe, 2,600 Infields and Outfields	3,020
1772	Fineham	2,450
″	Roudham		{16,420}
1774	Beetley, Great Bittering and Grassenhall	1,130
″	Barton Bendish	4,370
″	Tottington, 1,710 A. F., 1,300 A. P.	3,010
″	Weeting	4,450
1777	Little Cressingham, 300 A. F., 467 A. P.	767
″	Carlton Rode	3,000
1779	Dersingham	2,000
″	Grimston	4,000
1780	Foulden	3,000	{42,147}
1780	Heatcham	4,000
″	Salthouse and Kelling	1,490
″	Tottenhill and West Briggs	1,400
1781	Great Ringstead	3,000
1785	Ashill, 900 A. F., 1,000 A. P.	1,900
1786	Tichwell
1793	Marham	3,700
″	Stiffkey and Morston
1794	Little Dunham, 1,300 A. F., 400 A. P.	1,700
″	Shouldham and Garboise Thorpe	5,570
″	Thornham
1795	Bintry and Twyford
″	Great Hockham
″	East Lexham and Great Dunham
″	Sedgeford
1796	Northwold
″	Reymerstone, Letton, Cranworth and South Barrow
″	Sherington
1797	Acle
″	Saham Toney
1798	Hethersett
1799	North Ellingham
″	Hovingham and Marsham, 297 A. F., 1,400 A. P.	1,697
″	Keninghall
″	Ransworth
″	Shropham
″	Upton and Fishley
1800	Cawston
″	Forsford, Horsham and Newton St. Faith’s
″	Ovington
″	Ludham
1801	Alburgh and Wortwell
″	Blofield and Hemblington
″	Boughton
″	Great and Little Cressingham
″	East Harling
″	Happisburgh and Lessingham
″	Holme Hale and West Bradenham	3,900	{70,504}
1801	Mattishall	1,100
″	Thorpe Abbotts
″	Walton and Carbrooke
″	Burgh and Billockby
″	Downham Market, Wimbocham and Bexwell
″	Hickling
″	Potter Higham	300
″	South Walsham
		71,904
1802	Ellingham, Broome, Kirby Cane and Geldestone
″	Filby
″	Gooderstone	3,000
″	East Tuddenham
″	Catfield and Sutton
″	Runham
1803	Aslacton
″	Whitwell and Hackford	225
1804	Brigham
″	Crimplesham	2,000
″	Sporle and Palgrave
″	Thetford
″	Waborne
1805	Brunstead
″	Briningham, Stody and Brinton
″	Great and Little Fransham and North Pickenham	4,000
″	West Newton
″	Palling
″	Scoulton
″	Winterton, East and West Somerton
″	Methwold	7,375
1806	Hackford	850
″	Weasenham and Wellingham
″	Griston
″	Moundford	1,000
″	Little Snoring
″	Sparham and Billingford
″	Wymondham
″	Wormegay
1807	Stalham
″	Martham		{18,450}
″	Repps with Bastwick and Eccles near the Sea
″	Holt and Letheringsett
″	Pentney
1808	Cley next the Sea
″	Claxton and Rockland
″	Fulmodeston, Stibbard and Ryburgh
″	Neatishead
″	Twetshall
″	North Walsham and Felmingham
″	Bawdswell and Ling
″	Bodham
″	Gaywood and Mintlyn
″	Wicklewood	1,500
″	Walsingham and Houghton next Walsingham
1809	Barton Turf
″	Bunwell
″	North Creake
″	Forncett
″	Sherringham
″	Strumpshaw and Surlingham
″	Swanton, Abbot, Lamas and Buxton
″	Thurlton, Haddiscoe and Thorpe next Haddiscoe
1810	Gayton
″	Hemsby
″	Hardley and Langley
″	Thuxton
″	Great Plumstead and Postwick
″	Thorne
″	Yaxham, Westfield, Whinbergh and Garvestone
1811	Bathley
″	Drayton, Banburgh and Hellesden
″	Gressenthall and Great Bittering
″	Mattishall Bergh
″	Great Snoring
″	Welborne
″	Barnham Broome and Bickerstone
″	Fundenhall and Ashwelthorpe		{19,950}
1811	Scarning, Hoe, Worthing and Dillington
1812	Earsham, Ditchingham and Edenham
″	Honingham	160
″	Witton Bacton, Edingthorpe and Paston
″	Attleburgh
″	Congham c. Brandon Parva or Little Brand
″	Caston
″	Deopham
″	Hempstead
″	Horsey
″	Rockland
″	Mysingset Stanfield and Horningtoft
″	Barford
1813	Croxton
″	Morley
″	Seething, Kirkstead, Mundham and Sisland
″	Tasburgh
″	Wramplingham
″	Woodton	90
″	Feltwell
″	Geist
″	Hardingham
″	Rollesby
″	Stow Bedon
1814	Suldey	200
″	Skeyton, Burgh next Aylesham and Tottington
″	Wendling
″	East Bradenham
″	Foxley
″	Hockwold cum Wilton
″	Middleton
1815	Hindringham
″	Langham
″	Necton
″	South Runcton and Holme
″	Smallburgh
″	Stoke, Wretton, Wereham and Winnold
″	Thompson
1816	Larling
1817	Hempnall
1818	Great Melton		{20,400}
1818	East Rudham, West Rainton and Helhoughton
1820	Blo’ Norton
″	Blakeney, Wiverton and Glandford
″	Holme next the Sea
″	Tibenham and Moulton
1821	Little Barningham and Calthorpe	*60
1825	Hockering and Morton	400
″	Weston
1827	Thursford and Kettlestone
1828	Belaugh, Scottow, Little Hautbois and Hoveton St. Peter
1829	North Elmham
″	Gunthorpe	90
″	Sculthorpe
1836	West Runeton
1837	Ashby and Hellington
1839	West Beckham and Alby
1840	Garboldisham, 226 A. F., 10 A. M., 680 A. P.	916
″	Freethorpe, Limpenhoe and Reedham	100	{21,966}
1841	Bodingham
″	Elsing
1842	Ormesby and Scratby
		21,966

Enclosed under the General Enclosure Act, 1845.
Date of   Act.	Date of Award.	Parish.	Area.
*	1851	Feltwell	860
1849	1852	Brandiston, Haverland and Swannington	490
*	1854	Heacham	213
1857	1860	Cossey	810
1859	1863	Docking	4,640
1863	1869	Swaffham	5,160
			12,173

	Acres.
Before 1802	71,904
1802–1845	21,966
After 1845	12,173

Northampton

Date.	Enclosure.	Area enclosed.
1727	Grafton, 4 common fields 272 A., 1 common	318
1733	Chipping Warden, 63½ yl.	1,964
1743	Great Brington	4,000
1745	Faxton, 23½ yl.	1,170
1749	Wakerley and Wittering
1750	Nether Hoyford, Stow with Nine Churches and Bingbrooke, 39 yl. F.	*1,365
1751	Farthingstone, 47½ yl.	*1,662
1752	Drayton, 42½ yl.	*1,487
1753	Hinton, 30 yl.	*1,050
1754	Welton, 72 yl.	*2,520
1755	Norton by Daventry, 25¾ yl.	*901
1756	Boughton and Pitford, 85½ yl.	*2,993	{19,430}
1758	Upper and Lower Boddington	3,000
″	Helmdon, 70 yl.	1,550
″	Woodford, 30½ yl.	*1,067
1759	Ecton, 103 yl.	*3,605
″	Slapton, 38 yl.	*1,330
1760	Blakesley, 64 yl.	2,000
″	West Farndon, 20 yl.	*700
″	Marston St. Lawrence, 48 yl.	*1,680
″	Sulgrave, 71 yl.	*2,485
1761	Eydon, 28 yl.	*980
″	Morton Pinkney, 42 yl. F., 1,200 A. P.	*2,460
″	Wappenham, 52 yl.	*1,820
1762	Towcester Wood, Burcott and Caldecott	2,000	{44,107}
1763	Woodford	2,000
1764	Everdon, 43¾ yl.	1,930
″	Guilsborough, Coton and Nortoft 20¾ yl.	1,337
″	West Hadden, 48 yl.	*1,680
″	Ledgers Ashby, 32¾ yl.	*1,146
″	Newnham, 48½ yl.	1,580
″	Warksworth, 55½ yl.	1,700
1765	Long Buckby	3,800
″	Denford	1,450
″	Hardingstone and Cotton, 79½ yl.	*2,783
″	Spratton	2,200
″	Syresham, 61 yl.	*2,135
″	Twywell	1,000
″	Wellingborough, 80 yl. F.	4,000
1766	Great Doddington, 56 yl.	*1,960
″	Hinton in the Hedges, all F.	1,330
″	Harleston, 28½ yl.	*1,000
″	Kingsthorp	1,743
″	Thenford or Fenford, 33 yl.	750
1767	Arthingworth	1,400
″	Cosgrave, 1700 A. F., 130 A. P.	1,830
″	Old or Would, 49 yl.	2,000
″	Great Oxendon	1,300
1769	Knuston
″	Middleton Cheney, upper and lower, 41 yl.	*1,435
1770	Denton	700
1771	Earl’s Barton	2,400
″	Lowick	1,150
″	Pattishall, Eastcote, Astcote and Darlescote	2,500
″	Slipton	560
″	Weedon or Weston, 58½ yl. F., 1600 A. P.	*3,647
″	Watford and Murcott	1,250
1772	Astrop, 77 yl.	*2,695
″	Aldwinckle	2,000
″	Charlton, 59 yl.	1,000
″	Denshager	900
″	Moulton	2,600
″	Thorpe Achurch	1,500
1773	East Hadden	1,530
″	Irchester, Wellingborough and Great Doddington		{112,028}
1774	Duddington	800
″	Harringworth	1,600
″	Hellidon	1,500
″	Hollowell	425
″	Staverton	2,400
″	Warmington	3,000
1775	Braunston	2,300
″	Cranford, 22½ yl.	*787
″	Pottersbury and Cosgrave
″	Scaldwell	1,000
1776	Clipston and Newbold, 84 yl.	2,900
″	Crick	3,000
″	Dustin	1,500
″	Desborough	1,890
″	Walgrave	1,850
″	Weedon Beck	1,700
″	Yelvertoft	2,000
″	Yardley Hastings	1,630
1777	Grafton Underwood	1,229
″	Holcot	1,300
″	Killesby, 36¼ yl.	2,200
″	Mears Ashby	1,400
″	Thorpe Malsor	600
″	Tansor	1,300
″	Welford	1,800
″	Whitton, Norton and Brockhall	1,060
″	Nassington, Yarwell, Apethorpe and Woodnewton	3,800
1778	Bulwick	1,400
″	Titchmarsh	3,000
″	Great Billing, 48½ yl.	*1,697
″	Braybrooke	1,500
″	Barby	2,200
″	Byfield and Westrup	2,500
″	Floore	1,800
″	Harpole	1,800
″	Isham	1,400
″	Maidford, 28 yl.	700
″	Northampton Fields	840
″	Rushden	3,500
″	Wooton, 50 yl.	1,800
1779	Bugbrooke	1,500
″	Badby	1,500
″	Little Bowden, 51 yl.	1,350
″	Evenly	1,200
″	Kislingbury, 80¼ yl.	1,708
″	Milton, Malsor and Collingtree, 70¾ yl.	2,000
″	Woodend	600	{190,994}
1780	Brixworth, 102¾ yl.	2,700
″	East Farndon, 45 yl.	1,400
″	Tiffield	1,100
″	Grendon	1,600
″	Thrapstone	1,060
1781	Little Harrowden, 48½ yl.	1,500
1782	Great and Little Crexton, 28¾ yl.	1,200
″	Piddington and Hackleton	1,500
1786	Broughton
1788	Wollaston, 89 yl.	2,760
1790	Polebrooke	1,400
1792	Aynho, 45 yl.	*1,575
″	Great and Little Weldon	2,400
1793	Orston and Thorston	2,200
″	Wadenhoe	675
1794	Lamport and Hanging Houghton	539
1795	St. Martin Stamford Baron	600
″	Ravensthorpe	1,400
1796	Ufford with Ashton and Bainton	2,700
″	Whitfield
1797	Raunds	4,700
″	Whittlebury	670
1798	Bozeat	2,268
″	Wilbarston, 60 yl.	1,200
1799	Queen’s Norton and Duncott	1,400
″	Grasthorpe	350
1800	Barnack with Pilsgate	2,500
″	Islip	1,300
″	Newton Bromshold	820
1801	Chelston cum Caldecott	1,700
″	Wilby, 29 yl.	1,000
		237,211
1802	Daventry	1,600
″	Hargrave	1,350
″	Hannington	800
″	Weston by Welland and Sutton Bassett, 70 yl.	*2,450
1803	Great Addington	1,100
″	Braddon	700
″	Burton Latimer	3,000
″	Werrington and Walton	2,450
1804	Kettering	2,300
″	King’s Sutton	1,200
1805	Cranford St. John	897	{17,847}
1805	Thingden or Finedon	3,000
1806	Ashley	1,200
1807	Oundle and Ashton	2,600
″	Croughton, 54 yl.	*1,890
″	Warkton, Little Oakley and Luddingham	2,418
″	Weekly and Geddington	2,160
1808	Blisworth	1,500
″	Irthlingborough	3,500
″	Orlingbury	1,300
1809	Longthorpe (with old enclosures)	1,240
″	Rothersthorpe	1,200
″	King’s Cliffe	1,100
″	Maxey with Deepingate, Northborough, Glinton w. Peakirk Elton and Kelpstone
1811	St. John Peterborough
1812	Cold Higham w. Grimscote and Potcote	1,150
″	Rothwell (with old enclosures)	3,200
1813	Calterstock cum Glapthorn	1,500
″	Marston Trussell (with old enclosures)	1,200
1814	Quinton	504
1815	Cottingham cum Middleton	1,750
1817	Easton on the Hill	3,000
1819	Aldrington	680
″	Paulerspury with Heathencote	2,500
1820	Eye	800
″	Naseby	*2,000
1823	Abthorpe	280
1827	Little Houghton, Brafield in the Green and Cocknoe	2,500
1829	Brackley	1,318
″	Corby	1,035
1830	Little Addington	1,160
1834	Stanwick	1,275
1838	Higham Ferrers
1839	Ringstead
1840	Stoke Bruern and Shuttlehanger
1841	Barnack w. Pilsgate and Southorpe
″	Collyweston
		66,807

Enclosed under the General Enclosure Act, 1845.
Date of   Act.	Date of Award.	Parish.	Area.
1864	1867	Lutton	754
1895	1898	Castor and Ailesworth	3,500	{4,254}
1901	—	Sutton	450
			4,704

	Acres.
Before 1802	237,211
1802–1845	66,807
After 1845	4,704

Northumberland

Date.	Enclosure.	Area enclosed.
1740	Gunnerton, Ingrounds 1,300 A., Out 1,000 A.	2,300
1757	West Matfen, 1,250 A. F., 50 A. P.	1,300
1776	Corbridge	5,300
1784	Elrington	757
		9,657
1804	Simonburn, 40 A. F. and M., 3,000 A. P.	3,040	{3,040}
1809	Simonburn, 300 A. F., 5,000 A. P.	5,300
1812	Ovingham	2,951
1844	Haltwhistle Common, 1,360 A., also certain lands called Rig or Dale lands	1,400
		12,691

	Acres.
Before 1802	9,657
1802–1845	12,691

Nottingham

Date.	Enclosure.	Area enclosed.
1759	Barton and Clifton	1,500
″	Everton, 1,300 A. P.	*2,000
″	Staunton
1760	Costock or Cortlingstoke	710
″	Broughton Sulney	2,000
″	Coddington	1,780
″	Clifton
″	Hawksworth
″	Hayton	1,260
″	Nusson, 900 A. F., 860 A. M., 2,000 A. P.	3,760
1765	Carlton upon Trent
″	Lowdham	2,500
″	Wilford	1,100
1766	Balderton
1767	Carlton in Lindrick	2,492
″	Farndon
″	Lenton and Radford	1,000
″	Ruddington	2,700
1768	Burton Joyce and Bulcoate	1,600	{24,402}
″	Epperstone	1,000
″	Rempstone (Rampton)	1,230
1769	Blidworth, 200 A. F., 3,300 A. P.	3,500
″	Hucknal Torkard	1,200
1770	Mattersey	2,300
″	Normanton upon Soar	1,100
1771	North Muskham Holme and Bathley	3,000
″	Misterton	500
″	Stapleford and Brancote	1,100
1772	Laneham
1773	Cromwell
1774	Finningley	7,000
″	West Redford	900
″	Sutton St. Ann’s, 50½ yl.	1,200
1775	Flintham
″	Hickling, 2,100 A. F., 800 A. P.	2,900
″	Normanton and Southwell		{51,332}
″	Scrooby	1,350
″	Sutton cum Lound	4,000
1776	Beckingham	2,000
″	Clareborough and Welham	1,180
″	Sutton Bonnington, 32½ yl.	800
″	Screveton, one F.	350
1777	Bleasby
″	Farnsfield
″	Halam and Edingley
″	Winthorpe	5,000
1778	Kersall	800
1779	Calverton
1780	Scarrington and Oslacton
1787	Cropwell Butler and Cropwell Bishop
″	Ratcliffe upon Trent	1,500
″	Trowell, 72 oxgangs, 680 A. F., 252 A. P.	1,012
1789	Arnould	2,500
″	Whatton	1,700
1790	North Collingham, 740 A. F., 674 A. M., 160 A. P.	1,574
″	Cotgrave	2,365
″	Clayworth	2,000
1792	Basford, 160 A. F. and M., 1,200 A. P.	1,360
″	Lambley, 60 A. F., 600 A. P.	660
″	Syerston	500
″	Gedling, Stoke, Bardolph and Carlton	*4,300
1793	Granby and Sutton
″	Willoughby on the Wolds	1,700
1795	Caunton	823
″	North Leverton and Habblesthorpe	1,400
″	South Leverton	1,600
″	East Stoke and Elston	2,500
″	Upton	1,384
″	Woodborough	1,000
1796	Gateford and Shireoaks
″	Gringley on the Hill	3,000
″	Snenton (? Shelton)	800
″	Weston	1,230
1797	Bunny	1,000
1798	Keyworth	1,500
″	Great Leke	3,000
1799	Harworth	1,300
″	Tuxford	1,700	{110,220}
1800	Normanton upon Trent	750
″	Ordsall, 200 A. F., 210 A. M. & P.	410
″	Wysall	1,100
″	Newark upon Trent	400
		112,880
1802	Blyth and Harworth
″	Cropwell	1,500
″	Runskill and Scrooby	1,300
″	Walkeringham
1803	Dunham and Ragnal, 900 A. F., 200 A. M., 330 A. P.	1,430
″	Sutton upon Trent	1,800
″	Tollerton	440
1804	Alverton	400
″	Gotham	1,800
1805	Plumptree	1,770
1806	Beeston	840
1807	Barnby
″	Elton	900
1808	Gamston	520
″	West Markham
″	Strelley and Bilborough	400
1809	Eaton	796
1810	East Markham
1814	Headon cum Upton
1818	Warsop, 344 A. F., 1,400 A. P., M. I.	*1,800
1819	East Drayton	700
1821	Nolesby, Kirton and Egmonton
1822	Sturton and Littleborough, 455 A. P.	*900
1826	Norwell, M. I.	1,300
		18,596

Enclosed under the General Enclosure Act, 1845.
Date of   Act.	Date of Award.	Parish.	Area.
*	1851	Girton (South Searle P.)	584
1849	1852	Oxton	1,140
1849	1854	Mansfield Woodhouse	1,545
			3,269

	Acres.
Before 1802	112,880
1802–1845	18,596
After 1845	3,269

Oxford

Date.	Enclosure.	Area enclosed.
1730	Mixbury	2,400
1757	Burchester	1,200
″	Piddington, 22 yl. F., 400 A. P.	*1,060
1758	Northleigh, 52 yl. F., 600 P.	*2,160
1759	Neithrop and Wickham, 60¼ yl.	*2,109
1761	Ferringford, 32½ yl.	980
″	Wardington, Williamscott and Coton, 108 yl.	3,000
1763	Merton, F. only	740
1765	Horley and Horton, 104 yl.	2,000
″	Somerton, 48½ yl.	1,800
″	Shutford	900
1766	Adderbury, 156½ yl.	*5,477
″	Bladon, 16 yl.	*560
″	Steeple Aston, 41 yl.	1,435
″	Great Tew, 79 yl.	*2,765
1767	Chesterton, 62 yl.	*2,170
″	Kencott, 731 A. F., 232 A. P.	963
″	Sandford, 63⅝ yl.	*2,227
1768	Shipton upon Charwell	1,100
1769	Chipping Norton and Salford, 185½ yl.	*6,572
″	Wootton, 40 yl.	*1,400
1770	Blackbourton, 41½ yl.	*1,452
″	Westwell, 39 yl. F., 400 A. P.	1,300
1771	Swalcliffe	1,000
1772	Epwell, 27 yl.	1,400
″	Handborough, 51 yl.	*1,785
″	Heath, 39¼ yl.	800
1773	Burford	800
″	Hook Norton and Southtop, 112½ yl.	5,000
″	Broad Sibford or South Gower and Burdrup	2,000
″	Stanton Harcourt
1774	Copredy	1,550
1775	Burcott (Dorchester P.) 32½ yl.	*1,137
″	Broadwell and Filkins
″	Brize Norton
″	Great Rolewright, 70 yl.	*2,450
″	Upper and Lower Tadmarten, 81 yl. (one field)	2,000
1776	Alkeston, 1 F., 38 yl.	1,000
″	Blackthorn, 39¾ yl.	1,850	{68,542}
1777	Great and Little Bourton, one F.	1,500
″	Stanton St. John, 50 yl.	*1,750
1779	Bucknell	800
″	Dean
″	Idbury	1,072
1780	Stratton Audley and Caversfield, 37¼ yl.	2,200
1783	Hanwell	*2,000
1787	Coggs
″	Goring
″	Sarsden, Churchill, Lyneham, Merriscourt and Finescourt	4,140
1788	Little Faringdon
1789	Sibford Ferris, 41 yl.	950
1791	Oddington
1792	South Leigh
1793	Little Barford
″	Burchester King’s End	1,200
″	Dunstew
″	Milcomb, 1 F., 56½ yl.	1,695
″	Stoke Lyne and Fewcott
″	Little Tew, all F., 40½ yl.	*1,215
1794	Burford
″	Southnewington
1795	Westcot Barton and Middle Barton, 84 yl.	*2,940
″	Wigginton, 37½ yl.	*1,312
1796	Alvescott
″	Hampton Poyle
1797	Mollington, 40½ yl.	1,150
1798	Kelmscott
1799	Bloxham
″	Cassington and Worton
″	Ensham	1,000
″	Wendlebury	1,160
″	Whitchurch
1801	Drayton	270
″	Lower Heyford and Calcot	1,700
″	Headington
″	Stonesfield
		96,596
1802	Baldwin Brightwell	977
″	Swerford	1,200
″	Spelsbury		{2,177}
1803	Broughton	600
″	Wroxton and Balscot
1804	Islip
″	Shuttington	660
1805	Shirburn, 920 A. F., 261 A. P.	1,181
1807	Fritwell	1,900
″	Deddington and Great Barford
1808	Watlington
1809	Wheatley, 60 A. P.	*100
1810	Launton
″	Culham	1,160
″	Kidlington
″	Lewknow and Portcomb
″	Newington	636
1811	East and West Chadlington and Chilson	3,800
″	Garsington
″	Kirtlington
1812	Bampton
1813	Swinbrooke	800
1814	Ambrosden
1817	Fulbrook	1,500
″	Iffley	800
1818	Noke
1820	Great Haseley	500
1821	Taynton	1,800
″	Witney	500
1823	Thame and Sydenham
1827	Beckley
1829	St. Giles, Oxford
1831	Woolvercot	550
1832	Aston Rowant
″	Caversham	600
1836	Baldon (Marsh and Toot)
1838	Curbridge	1,500
1840	Great Milton	1,300
1841	Upper Heyford
1842	Britwell
1843	Grafton
″	Chalgrove
		22,064

Enclosed under the General Enclosure Act, 1845.
Date of   Act.	Date of Award.	Parish.	Area.
1846	1849	Milton (Shipton under Wychwood P.)	1,960
*	1849	Fencot and Murcot (Charlton upon Otmoor P.)	1,005
1849	1852	Pyrton	640
1850	1852	Shipton under Wychwood	1,710
1848	1853	Warborough	1,520
1849	1853	Standlake, Brighthampton and Hardwicke	2,860
1849	1853	Cowley	1,000
1850	1853	Southstoke cum Woodcote	1,765
1848	1854	Chinnor	1,000
″	″	Cottisford and Hethe	1,210
1854	1856	South Weston	470
*	1858	Charlton Field (Charlton upon Otmoor)	595
1855	1858	Horsepath	900
1859	1861	Drayton	900
″	″	Dorchester	1,000
″	1862	Ramsden	488
1852	1863	Bensington, Berwick Salome, and part of Ewelme	2,450
1860	1864	Cheekendon	590
			22,063
Berkshire and Oxford.
See above. 2 Acts, for Oxford 1515 A.			1,515
			23,578

	Acres.
Before 1802	96,596
1802–1845	22,064
After 1845	23,578

Rutland

Date.	Enclosure.	Area enclosed.
1756	Egleton or Edgeton, F.	844
″	Tinwell	1,013
1758	Edith Weston, 32 yl.	1,200	{3,057}
1759	Thistleton	1,380
1762	Whissondine		{4,437}
1763	Greetham, 44 yl.	2,200
1768	Ketton, 2,200 A. F., 800 A. P.	3,000
1770	Uppingham (part of the common fields)	500
1772	Barleythorpe (Oakham P.), 23 yl.	1,000
″	Manton, 30 yl.	1,200
″	Wing, 40 yl.	*1,400
1773	Preston, 28 yl.	1,100
1793	Normanton	500
1794	Belton	900
″	Empingham	3,700
1795	Bridge Casterton	1,770
″	Bisbrooke and Seaton
1796	Little Casterton	700
1799	Lyddington with Caldecott and Uppingham	3,750
1800	Exton and Cottesmore	3,700
″	Ryhall with Belmesthorpe	2,500
1801	Braunston	1,500
		33,857
1803	Market Orton	800
1820	Oakham	1,900
		2,700

Enclosed under the General Enclosure Act, 1845.
Date of   Act.	Date of Award.	Parish.	Area.
1852	1854	Thorpe by Water (Seaton P.)	610
1855	1858	Seaton	1,305
1878	1881	Barrowden	1,925
″	″	North Luffenham	1,620
″	1882	South Luffenham	1,074
			6,534
Lincoln and Rutland.
See above. 1 Act, in Rutland			810
			7,344

	Acres.
Before 1802	33,857
1802–1845	2,700
After 1845	7,344

Shropshire

Date.	Enclosure.	Area enclosed.
1771	Donington	340
1772	Much Wenlock	630
1785	Kinnerley and Melverley
1793	Idsall or Shiffnal	700
		1,670
1807	Knockin (in 3 parishes, 6 townships)	640	{640}
1818	Bucknell and Clungunford
1819	Stanton Lacy and Bromfield	500
		1,140

	Acres.
Before 1802	1,670
1802–1845	1,140

Somerset

Date.	Enclosure.	Area enclosed.
1794	East Camell or Queen Camell	650
″	Tintinhull
1795	Cheddar, 4,000 A. P., 400 A. F.	4,400	{5,050}
1796	Woollavington, 460 A. F. 230 A. P.	690
1797	Aller, 280 A. F., 570 A. P.	950	{6,690}
″	Higham and Huish Episcopi, 1,000 A. F., 840 A. P.	1,840
″	Huish Episcopi, 1,100 A. F., 220 A. P.	1,320
″	Moorlinch, 430 A. F., 175 A. P.	605
″	Othery, 550 A. F., 600 A. P.	1,150
″	Somerton and Compton Dundon
1798	Chilton	620
″	Catcott, 350 A. F., 550 A. P.	900
″	Caddington	2,000
″	Middlezoy	1,100
1800	Huntspill, Cannington, Stockland Bristol and Stogursey
		16,225
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
		14,623

	Acres.
Before 1802	16,225
1802–1845	14,623

Stafford

Date.	Enclosure.	Area 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
		10,924
1806	Knightley, Mill Meece, Standon	400
1807	Basford	359
1808	Checkley	500	{1,259}
1809	High Offley	142
1811	Caverswall
1812	Barton under Needlewood, Tatenhill, Yoxall, Hoarcross, Nethertown and Hampstead Ridware
1813	Upper Elkstone	400
1814	Penkridge, Cannock, Berkwick, Tiddesley		{1,801}
1816	Newcastle under Lyne, Trentham, Woodstanton, Stoke upon Trent, 600 A. F., 100 A. P.700
1834	Allstonefield	3,500
		6,001

	Acres.
Before 1802	10,924
1802–1845	6,001

Suffolk

Date.	Enclosure.	Area enclosed.
1736	Ixworth, 1 C. F., and other common land	1,300
1772	Cavenham	1,100
1776	Coney Weston	1,500
1794	Tuddenham	2,500
1796	Little Barton
1797	Barmingham
1798	Stanton
1799	Honington
″	Worlington
1801	Risby and Fornham All Saints
		6,400
1802	Great Barton
″	Fakenham	200
1803	Ixworth and Thurston (F. in Thurston only, M. in Ixworth)
1804	Iken	100
1806	Troston
″	Great Thurlow	350
1807	Exning
″	Herringswell
″	Mildenhall
″	Brandon, 2,820 A. warren	*4,000
1809	Bradwell, Belton and Fritton	1,000
″	Corton, Hopton and Gorleston	600
1811	Great Bradley	600	{6,850}
1811	Great Waddingfield cum Chilton and Great Cimard
1812	Lidgate
″	Ousden
″	Great Wratting
1813	Chevington and Chedburgh
″	Great Horningsheath and Westley
″	Icklingham
″	St. Mary in Newmarket
″	Rougham
″	Whepstead	*100
1814	Bury St. Edmunds
″	Durrington	458
″	Nettingham and Bungay Trinity
1815	Freckenham
″	Rickinghall Superior and Inferior and Hindercley
1816	Dalham	966
1817	Erriswell
″	Fornham
1818	Thelnetham
1826	Kentford
1827	Nowton	350
1829	Bardwell, 430 A. P.	*500
1833	Lakenheath	1,132
1838	Gazeley
1839	Moulton	3,000
		13,356

Enclosed under the General Enclosure Act, 1845.
Date of   Act.	Date of Award.	Parish.	Area.
*	1848	Stuston	42
1848	1853	Barrow	1,330
*	1854	Withersfield	508	{1,880}
1854	1857	Haverhill, No. 2	524
1878	1880	Orford	46
			2,450

	Acres.
Before 1802	6,400
1802–1845	13,356
After 1845	2,450

Surrey

Date.	Enclosure.	Area enclosed.
1779	Cobham	370
1797	Croydon, 750 A. F., 2,200 A. P.	2,950
1800	Byfleet and Weybridge
″	Walton upon Thames
1801	Ewell	1,200
″	Fetcham	620
		5,140
1802	West Horsley, 400 A. F.	*800
1803	Sutton next Woking	412
1805	Pyrford and Chertsey
1806	Cheame	1,760
1807	Thorpe	800
1808	Chertsey	2,000
″	Kingston upon Thames and Imworth, 50 A. F.	1,350
1809	Sutton
1812	Brockham and East Bletchworth
″	Beddington with Bandon, 500 A. F.	*1,000
″	Windlesham, 156 A. F., 4,000 A. P.	4,156	{12,278}
1814	Egham
1815	East and West Moulsey	700
1818	Long Ditton	400
1821	Great Bookham	700
1827	Peckham
		14,078

Enclosed under the General Enclosure Act, 1845.
Date of   Act.	Date of Award.	Parish.	Area.
1850	1853	Carshalton and Waddington	1,200
1855	1856	Barnes	24
1859	1863	Leatherhead	858
1865	1869	Epsom	414
1902	(Not by Enclosure Act) Ham		300
			2,796

	Acres.
Before 1802	5,140
1802–1845	14,078
After 1845	2,796

Sussex

Date.	Enclosure.	Area enclosed.
1799	Houghton and South Stoke, 900 A. P.	*1,400
1803	Lancing	730
″	Rustington, all F.	360
1804	Goring	307	{1,397}
″	Tottington, all F.	163
1805	Broadwater	779
1809	Angmering	234
″	Chidham
″	Warningcamp		{2,573}
1810	Amberley	2,000
″	Tellescomb, 454 A. F., 236 A. P.	690
1812	Poling, all F.	170
″	West Thorney	960
1813	Eartham	1,500
″	Warminghurst, Ashington, and Chaukton
1818	Westbourne	800
1819	Chidham, Westbourne, and Warblington	320
″	Selsey, 535 A. F., 134 A. P.	689
1821	Bosham and Funtington, 300 A. F., 530 A. P.	830
″	Tangmere	200
1826	Felpham	400
1830	Kingston near Lewes and Ilford	2,405
1841	Bury
		13,537

Enclosed under the General Enclosure Act, 1845.
Date of   Act.	Date of Award.	Parish.	Area.
*	1849	Oving	178
1868	1871	Hunston	78
			248

	Acres.
Before 1802	1,400
1802–1845	13,537
After 1845	248

Warwick

Date.	Enclosure.	Area enclosed.
1726	Bobenhull	1,000
1730	Lillington
″	Welsbourne Hastings
1731	Bishop’s Tachbroke	688
″	Nuneaton and Attleborough, 76 yl.	*2,670
1732	Little Kinneton, 46½ yl.	*1,617
1733	Barston	400
″	Westbourne Hastings and Newbold Pacy, 40 yl.	1,400
1739	Pailton, all F.	900
1740	Stichall	600
1741	Brinklow	1,700
1742	Aston Cantlow, 116½ yl.	4,067
1744	Wolfamcoat	1,690
1753	Kilmorton, 16¼ yl.	*569
1755	Churchover, 32 yl.	*1,120
″	Great Harborow, 27 yl.	*945
″	Kenilworth	1,100
1756	Clifton upon Dunsmore, 20 yl.	*700
″	Radway, 36½ yl.	*1,277
″	Sow	1,400
1757	Loxley, 18½ yl.	*647
″	Morton Morrell, 35 yl.	*1,225	{25,715}
1757	Priors Hardwick, 22 yl.	*770
″	Prior’s Marston, 72 yl.	3,800
″	Wolfamcoat, 44 yl.	1,800
1758	Geydon, 42 yl.	*1,470
″	Wilncote, 4 F.’s	.
1759	Honington, 39 yl.	*1,365
″	Willoughby, 36 yl.	1,500
1760	Barford, 49½ yl.	*1,733
″	Southam, 50 yl.	2,200
1761	Exhall, 11 yl.	*365
″	Pailton, 28¾ yl.	*1,008
″	Ryton
1762	Princethorpe, 14½ yl. F.	1,000
1764	Atherstone, 24 yl.	650
″	Chilvers Coton	1,100
1765	Bourton, 20 yl.	1,300
″	Granburrow, 24½ yl.	*997
″	Snitterfield, 17¾ yl.	*621
1766	Bidford, 23½ yl.	*822
″	Haselor, 43 yl.	1,400
″	Ruyton (Bulkington P.), 10 yl.	700
1767	Cubbington, 31 yl.	*1,085
″	Wixford and Exhall, 69 yl.	*2,415	{53,816}
1768	Lemington Priors	990
1769	Willey, 13 yl.	*455
″	Bedworth, 16½ yl.	500
1770	Aulcester, 185 A. F., 450 A. P.	635
″	Bulkington	1,600
1771	Alveston, 56¾ yl.	*2,091
″	Butlers Marston, 32½ yl.	*1,137
″	Knightcot and Northend, 32¾ yl.	*1,147
″	Monk’s Kirby, 18½ yl.	*647
″	Polesworth, 24 yl.	840
″	Stretton on the Foss, 45 yl. F., 200 A. P.	*1,550
1772	Little Kington, Combrooke and Brookhampton, 19½ yl.	*682
″	St. Nicholas	1,650
″	Shilton, 15⅝ yl.	*547
1773	Rugby, 42 yl.	1,500
1774	Foleshill
″	Halford, 34 yl.	*1,190
″	Stratford upon Avon, 50 yl.	1,600
1775	Long Itchington and Bascote, 87 yl.	2,000
″	Lea Marston and Dunton	770
″	Wootton Wawen	1,900
1776	Barton and Martcleeve, 30 yl.	*1,050
″	Warmington, one F., 46 yl.	1,200
1777	Weston under Wetheley
1778	Fenny Compton	2,200
″	Napton upon the Hill, 96 yl.	3,000
″	Shuckburgh Fields, 26 yl.	880
1779	Aven Dassett	1,200
″	Brinton and Drayton, 59 yl.	1,700
″	Coleshill, 900 A. F., 1,000 A. P.	1,900
″	Harbury, 120 yl.	3,600
1781	Ilmington, 52 yl.	*1,820
1783	Burton Hastings	600
1784	Lower Brailes, 3,000 A. F., etc.	*3,500
1785	Meriden, 103 A. F., 286 A. P.	389
1786	Shottery, 38¾ yl.	1,600
1791	Stockton	1,320
1793	Shottiswell, 51 yl.	1,200
1794	Lower Pillarton, 57½ yl.	*1,802	{106,208}
1795	Upper Eatington and Fullready, 72 yl.	*2,520
″	Newton Regis and Clifton Campsville	600
″	Ratley	900
1796	Tysoe, 131 yl.	3,000
1797	Oxhill, 42 yl.	*1,470
1799	Sherborne	1,050
1801	Aston, 171 A. F. & M., 1,000 A. P.	1,171
		116,919
1802	Birbury and Marton	1,750
″	Saltley and Washwood	300
″	Whatcote
1803	Kinwarton	420
1805	Cherrington
″	Milverton
″	Whichford, Ascott and Sowerton	2,600
″	Hampton in Arden	600
1806	Polesworth and Grendon	450
1807	Norton Lindsey	600
1811	Long Compton	2,300
1812	Grafton
1813	Solihull and Hampton in Arden
1817	Leek, Wootton	1,000
″	Stuiley
1818	Brickenhill, Little Packington and Diddington
1824	Sutton Coldfield
1825	Nether Whitacre	400
1826	Wolverton	470
1831	Claverdon	60
		10,950

Enclosed under the General Enclosure Act, 1845.
Date of   Act.	Date of Award.	Parish.	Area.
1847	1851	Whitnash	1,090
1856	1860	Coventry	975
1867	1870	Crimscott and Whimpstone (Whitchurch P.)	1,170
			3,235

	Acres.
Before 1802	116,919
1802–1845	10,950
After 1845	3,235

Westmoreland

Date.	Enclosure.	Area enclosed.
1808	Bolton (certain open or common fields called Broad Ing Bartle and Star Ings, 22 A., waste 540 A.)	562
1810	Soulby, 90 A. F., 1,300 A. P.	1,390	{1,952}
1811	Kirkby in Kendal, a common open field	105
1819	Barton, 130 A. F., 1,050 A. P.	1,180
		3,237

Wiltshire

Date.	Enclosure.	Area enclosed.
1726	Compton Bassett, 1 F.
1732	Staunton	800
1741	Sherston Magna, all F.	1,000
1748	Badbury, 2 F.’s.
1749	Broad Blumsden	*700
1766	Heddington
1767	Ashen Keynes, 70 A. F., 176 A. M., 490 A. P.	736
1770	Endford	1,010
1772	Kemble and Pool	1,500
1774	Milton
″	Titcombe, 450 A. F., 395 A. P.	845
1775	Southcott, Kepnell Down, Workdown and Pewsey
1776	Liddington and Medbourn, 639 A. F., 427 A. P.	1,066
1777	Ashton Keynes
″	Earl Stoke	1,737
″	Market Lavington
1778	Ramsbury, Whitton, Eastridge and Baydon
″	Coates
″	Highworth
″	Ogbourn St. Andrews
″	Patney
1779	Chisledon, 1,230 A. F., 12 A. P.	1,242
″	Milston and Brigmerston
″	Mildenhall	*800
″	Wanborough
1780	Charlton
″	Warminster and Corsley	4,000
1781	Chicklade
1782	Kingston Deverill	2,500	{17,936}
″	Stanton St. Quintin
1783	Heytesbury	5,700
″	Netherampton, Odstock, etc.
1785	Colerne Down, 1,305 A. F., 238 P.	1,543
″	Foffint, Swallow Clift, Ebesborne Wake, Broadchalk, Bowerchalk, Alvedeston, Bishopston and Fifield
″	Berwick St. John
1788	Netherhaven	3,300
1789	Berwick St. James and Fisherton Anger	1,650
″	Urchfont and Beechingstoke
1790	Great and Little Bedwin, Preshute
″	Deverill, Longbridge, Hussey and Monkton Deverill
1792	Avebury
″	Knooke
″	Ogbourne St. George
1793	Durnford
″	Keevil, Idmaston, Fittleton and Chisenbury
″	Roundway, Bedbow, Chiltoe and Bishop’s Cannings
1795	Poulton
″	Stratton St. Margaret
″	Winterborne Earls and Allington
″	Wroughton
1796	Wroughton and Uffcot		{30,129}
1797	Allcannings and Allington
″	Great and Little Chiverill
″	Easterton
1798	Shrewton
″	Sutton Veny
″	Upton and Milton	820
1799	Oare
″	Purton
″	Stratford under the Castle and Milford
1800	Cherton
″	Shalbourne
1801	Charlton
″	Manningford Bruce
″	Wilsford
		30,949
1802	Coombe Bisset
″	West Grinstead and White Parish
″	Uphaven	3,350
″	Wilsford	800
″	Westbury, 3,900 A. F., 1,200 A. P.	5,100
1803	Upton Scudamore
1805	Aldbourn
″	Exford, Fifield, Coombe, Longstreet and East Chisenbury
″	Norton Bavant
″	Somerford Keynes	500
1806	Great Somerford, 900 A. F., 48 P.	948
1807	Mere	5,000
1808	Bishopstrow and Warminster
″	Codford St. Peter	600
1809	Bishopston
″	Chilton Foliat	400
″	West Kington	950
″	Orcheston St. George and Elston, 400 A. F., 130 A. P.	530
″	Stockton	1,500
″	Barford St. Martin, South Newton and Baverstock	2,425	{22,103}
1810	Pitton and Farley	1,500
″	Winterbourn, Stoke, and Stapleford
1811	Bidderstone and Slaughterford	293
″	Tileshead
1812	Martin	350
″	Nettleton	981
1813	Calne, Calstone, Wellington and Blackland
″	Steeple Ashton
″	Winterbourne Moncton	955
1814	Codford St. Peter
″	Broadchalk and Chilmark	3,577
″	Cricklade
″	Chirton
″	Exford
″	Overton
″	Sutton Mandeville, 375 A. F., 170 A. P.	545
1815	Bishop’s Cannings
″	Chitterne	5,784
″	Upton Lovell	1,500
1816	Crudwell
″	Downton and Britford
″	Everley
″	Roade and Ashton	2,300
1818	Berwick St. Leonards	1,100
″	Damerham South
″	Froxfield and Milton
″	Laverstock	1,211
1819	Durrington and Figheldeane
″	Malmesbury (St. Paul P.)
″	Rodborne Cheney
1820	Cherhill, Calne, Calstone, Wellington and Compton Bassett
1821	Broad Hinton and Cliffe Pypard	*350
1822	Dinton
1825	Wilton, Burcomb, Netherhampton, and Fugglestone
1827	Ham
1828	Boyton (with old enclosures)	2,300
1833	Steeple Langford	1,000
		45,849

Enclosed under the General Enclosure Act, 1845.
Date of   Act.	Date of Award.	Parish.	Area.
1848	1851	Winterborne Dauntsey	440
*	1853	Maddington	862
1852	″	Winterborne Gunner	551
″	1855	Maddington (Homanton Fields and Tenantry Down)	554	{2,407}
1863	1866	Steeple Langford	983
1865	1867	Donhead St. Mary	535
			3,925

	Acres.
Before 1802	30,949
1802–1845	45,849
After 1845	3,925

Worcester

Date.	Enclosure.	Area enclosed.
1733	Aston Magna
1736	Alderminster, 1 great C. F., 2 C. pastures, several meadows
1762	Holy Cross in Pershore	950
1763	Pirton
1765	Bretferton
″	Emload, 28 yl.	980
″	Linchwick and Norton
1771	Broadway, 90 yl.	*3,150
″	Feckenham	220
″	Hill Croome
″	Naunton Beauchamp, 13½ yl.	*472
1772	Blockley	2,300
″	Throckmorton	1,600
″	Nafford and Birlingham	*1,000
1774	Bricklehampton, 34 yl.	*1,190
″	Defford, 600 A. F.	900
″	Kidderminster	1,000
″	Upton Snodsbury, 800 A. F.	*1,000
1775	Bengworth, 39 yl.	*1,365
″	Cleeve Prior, 27 yl.	*945
″	Cutsden	800
″	Pinvin, 14½ yl.	*507
″	Wolverley	1,500
1776	Charlton, 53¼ yl.	1,864
″	Great and Little Hampton, 46 yl.	*1,610
″	Leigh	20
1778	Rouslench	1,300
1779	Cropthorne, 62 yl.	*1,860	{26,533}
1779	Himbleton	2,000
″	Grafton Flyford	864
1781	Kington	1,000
1782	Church Bench, 20 yl.	*700
1786	Harvington	*1,800
1788	Fladbury	1,700
1790	Dormstone
1795	Bishampton, 67 yl.	*2,345
″	Chattisley
″	Hanley Castle
1801	Ripple
		36,942
1802	Abbotts Morton	700
″	Broughton	446
1803	Little Cemberton
1805	Rushock
1806	Crowle
″	Wick juxta Pershore with Wick Burnel and West Waryn
1807	Queenhill
″	Broughton Hachett
″	Aldington	550
1808	Bredon
1809	Iccomb
1810	Eckington
″	Pensham in Pershore
″	Sedgeberrow
″	Tibberton
1811	Churchill		{1,696}
1811	North, South, and Middle Middleton
″	Overbury
″	Stoke Talmage	420
1812	Badsey
″	Holdfast
″	Shipton upon Stower
1813	Flyford Flavell
″	North Piddle	800
1814	Bredon
″	Inkberrow	2,200
″	Strensham, 196 A. P.	*300
″	Ombersley
1818	Great Cemberton
1819	Alvechurch	450
1825	Whiteladies Aston
1832	Fladbury
1833	Yardley	200
		6,066

Enclosed under the General Enclosure Act, 1845.
Date of   Act.	Date of Award.	Parish.	Area.
1847	1850	Newbold on Stour	957
*	1852	Welland	55
	1854	Norton juxta Kempsey (East field)	70
1855	1860	Berrow	300
1856	1863	Upton on Severn and Ripple	880
1861	1865	Armscote (Tredington P.)	954
1864	1868	Blackwell (Tredington P.)	793
			4,009

	Acres.
Before 1802	36,942
1802–1845	6,066
After 1845	4,009

Yorkshire, West Riding

Date.	Enclosure.	Area enclosed.
1729	Thurnscoe	500
1757	Bishopthorpe, 200 A. F., 50 A. M., 400 A. P.	650
1759	Bolton upon Dearne	1,000
1760	Adwicke in the Street	1,000
″	Calton
1762	Rotherham, 750 A. M., 220 A. P.	*1,720
1765	Kirkhammerton, 400 A. F.	*600
″	Kimberworth (Rotherham parish)	105
″	Wadworth	2,000
1766	Marston, 950 A. F., 750 A. P.	1,700
1767	North Auston and Todwick	1,100
″	Adlingfleet, Fockerby and Haldenby, 450 A. F., 700 P.	1,150
1768	Hook	1,000
1769	Laughton en Le Morthen, 1,100 A. F., 360 A. P.	1,460
″	Sutton, 63 oxgangs	700	{14,685}
1770	Sherburn, Lennerton, Burkstone Ash, Church Fenton, Little Fenton and Biggin	3,013
″	Great Useburne, 480 A. F., 390 A. P.	870
1772	Ackworth
″	Clareton with Coneystrop and Allerton with Flaxby	480
″	Follifoot, 165 A. F., 1,100 A. P.	1,265
″	Snaith and Kellington, 1650 A. F., 922 A. P.	2,572
1773	Armthorpe
″	Arkendale, 377 A. F., 250 A. P.	627
″	Drax, all F.	150
″	Snaith and Cowick	1,160
″	Skipton and Kildwick	2,329
1774	Acombe and Holgate	2,000
″	Rawmarsh, 450 A. F., 800 A. P.	1,250	{30,401}
1775	Rigton (Kirkby Overblow P.) 2,000 A. F., 30 A. M.	2,030
1776	Cawood and Wistow	2,000
1777	Barnsley, 280 A. F., 500 A. P.	780
″	Cantley, Brampton, Bassacar and High Ellers	2,700
″	Monkbretton, 70 A. F., 300 A. P.	370
″	Thornton, 844 A. F., 307 A. P.	1,151
″	Thorner, 370 A. F., 500 A. P.	870
1778	Dinnington, 610 A. F., 203 A. P.	813
1780	Kighley, 80 A. F., 5,000 A. P.	5,080
″	Moseley and Kirk Bramwith, 220 A. F., 730 A. P.	950
1783	North Deighton	546
1784	Hextrope with Balby and Long Sandall	1,600
1786	Moor Monkton, 390 A. F., 690 A. P.	1,080
″	Methley, 500 A. F., 300 A. P.	800
″	Little Smeaton and Stubbs Walden, 440 A. F., 718 P.	1,158
1787	Spofforth	500
″	Cracoe, 77 A. F., 595 A. P.	662
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
		82,389
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
1819	Barnbrough, 800 A. F., 273 A. P.	1,073
″	Peniston, 50 A. F. & M. I., 370 A. P.	420
1827	Arksey	1,800
1828	Kirburton and Almonbury, 300 A. F., 18,000 A. P.	18,300
″	Knaresborough and Farnham, 78 A. F., 466 A. P.	544
″	Moor Monkton	600
″	Whitgift	1,000
1831	Ferry Fryston	830
1835	Ulleskelf	711
1837	Rothwell, 300 A. F., 80 A. P.	380
		88,453

Enclosed under the General Enclosure Act, 1845.
Date of   Act.	Date of Award.	Parish.	Area.
*	1849	Clapham	592
1855	1858	Conisbrough	592
1854	″	Sutton (Campsall P.)	553	{1,737}
1859	1861	Mexborough	365
			2,102

	Acres.
Before 1802	82,389
1802–1845	88,453
After 1845	2,102

Yorkshire, East Riding

Date.	Enclosure.	Area enclosed.
1731	Catwicke, 2 C. F.’s and open pastures, 88 oxgangs	*1,760
1740	Bewholm, 2 fields, etc.	*1,600
1741	Great and Little Driffield, 190 oxgangs	*3,800
1746	Kelfield, 400 A. F.	*600
1755	Nunburnholme
″	Stillingfleet, 40 oxgangs	*800
1757	Fulford, 330 A. F., 450 A. P.	780
″	Pocklington, 6 F.’s M. and P.
1758	Ottringham	*2,400
″	Skirpenbeck, 99 oxgangs	*1,980
1761	Burton Pidsea (Holderness)	1,800
1762	Sproatley (Holderness) 119 oxgangs	*2,380
″	Dringhoe, Upton and Brough(Holderness), 71 oxgangs	1,420
1763	Marfleet (Holderness), 24 oxgangs	*480
″	Sutton (Holderness), 740 A. F., 3,400 A. P.	4,140
1764	Aldborough (Holderness), 80½ oxgangs	*1,610
″	North Cave	1,400
″	Sudcoates (Drypool), 94 nobles, 1⅙ gates, 1 foot F.
″	Skipsea, 88 oxgangs	*1,760
″	Skeffling (Holderness)	1,440
1765	Benton (Bempton next Flamborough),80 oxgangs	*1,600
″	Brantingham and Thorpe, 900 A. F., 300 A. P.	1,200	{32,950}
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
1774	Bainton	2,700
″	Garton	4,050
″	Rudstone	4,000
1775	Goodmanham, 3,000 A. F., 100 A. P.	3,100
1776	Bilton	770
″	Foston	800
″	Sutton upon Derwent	708
1777	Boynton	2,000
″	Bugthorpe, 640 A. F., 310 A. P.	950
″	Barmby upon the Moor	2,800
″	North and South Newbald	6,000
″	Tunstall (Holderness)	800
″	Melbourne and Storthwaite, 300 A. F., 300 M., 1,800 P.	2,400
1778	North Dalton	1,700
1780	Thornton, 800 A. F.	1,000
1783	Roos in Holderness	1,521
1785	South Cave	2,500
″	Kilnwick, 86 oxgangs, 650 A. F., 250 A. P.	900
1788	Filey	620
1789	Coniston in Holderness	500
1792	North Grimston, 75 oxgangs	660
1793	Hollym and Withernsee	1,800
″	Speeton	1,800
″	Skidby	600
″	Southam in Kirkburn	1,200
1794	Elloughton, Brough and Walby	2,600
″	Lund	2,300
″	Tibthorpe	3,000
″	Warter	7,500
″	Walkington	3,000
1795	Holme upon the Wolds	1,450
1796	West Ella, Kirk Ella, and Ellerby	1,600
1797	Settrington	1,100
1800	Holmpton and Hollym cum Withernsea	900
″	Hunmanby and Fordon
1801	North Frodingham	2,500
″	Hornsea	2,500
″	Langtoft upon the Wolds	3,200
″	Molscroft	700
″	Ruston Parva	900
″	Weaverthorp	8,300
″	Willerby	1,500
		227,009
1802	Ellerton (Ellerton Priory)	1,040
″	Folkton and East and West Flotmanby	1,800
″	Keyningham (Holderness)	1,350
″	Withernwick	1,500
″	Sewerby and Marten	2,000
1803	Gaxton, Potter Brompton and Binnington	3,800
″	Middleton, 2,000 A. F., 1,800 A. P.	3,800
″	Wetwang and Fimber	2,820	{18,110}
1805	Ryhill and Camerton	1,300
″	Huttons Ambo	2,500
1806	Elsternwick	875
″	Owthorn	650
1809	North Duffield
1810	West Cottingwith and Thorganby
″	Fridaythorpe	2,000
1811	Paghill	402
″	Righton	1,600
″	Osgodby	500
1813	Eastrington
1814	Hayton, 1,150 A. F., 450 A. P.	1,600
1816	Londesborough
1818	Etton, 2,000 A. F., 600 A. M. and P.	2,600
1819	Barmston, 160 A. F., 130 A. P.	290
1820	Hemingbrough (South Duffield township)
1822	South Dalton (with old enclosures)	1,800
1823	North Burton	1,920	{36,147}
1823	Ferriby and Kirk Ella	3,350
1830	Blacktoft, Eastrington and South Cave, all F.	430
1832	Bubwith	1,700
1833	Great Gwindale	650
1843	Hemingbrough
1844	Brandes Burton
		42,277

Enclosed under the General Enclosure Act, 1845.
Date of   Act.	Date of Award.	Parish.	Area.
*	1849	Mappleton	1,060
*	1851	Cottam (Langtoft P.)	2,515
1878	1880	Riccall	1,297
1901		Skipworth	321
			5,193

	Acres.
Before 1802	227,009
1802–1845	42,277
After 1845	5,193

Yorkshire, North Riding

Date.	Enclosure.	Area enclosed.
1748	Faceby in Cleveland, 700 A. F., 900 A. P.	1,600
1755	Marsk and Redcar	1,400
″	Slingsby
1756	Sutton upon the Forest, 1,300 A. F.	3,000
″	Warthill, 40 oxgangs	800
1758	Brompton and Sawden, 8 F.’s etc.
1759	East Cotham, 400 A. F., 400 A. P.	800
1766	Stillington	1,400
1768	East Ayton	1,337
1769	Ebberston	1,200
″	Haxby	1,640
″	Sheriff Hutton and West Lilting, 833 A. F., 837 A. P.	1,670
1770	Upper Dunsforth and Braxton, 500 A. F., 100 A. P.	600	{15,447}
1771	Scalby and Throxenby or Newby, 2,000 A. F.	4,000
1773	Wilton (Ellerburn P.)	700
1774	Swinton (Appleton P.)	700
1776	Amotherby
″	Lyth
″	Stonegrave, Westness and Nunnington	1,110
1777	Bulmer
1784	Lockton
1785	Wykham and Ruston	2,000
1787	Lastingham
1788	Kirkbymoorside, Fadmoor and Gillamoor
1789	Cold Kirkby
1790	Hutton Bushnell, 700 A. F., 170 A. M., 1250 A. P.
″	Linton, 50 A. F., 480 A. P.	530	{26,607}
1791	Norton in the Clay	800
1793	West Tanfield, 80 A. F., 500 A. P.	580
1794	Old Malton, 2 F.’s, one 416 A., other 14 A.	1,500
″	Skelton, 75 oxgangs, F., 200 A. P.	1,100
1798	Sowerby	1,100
1800	Tholthorpe and L. Flawith	1,570
		33,257
1802	Flixton	2,600
″	Richmond, 344 A. F., 1,340 A. P.	1,684
1803	Wilton, Laxenby, Lackenby and West Coatham	1,100
1806	Kirkdale and Hemsley	950
1807	Alne	600
″	Hunton, about 40 A. F.	720
1808	Easingwold	500
1809	Helperby
″	Skelton		{8,154}
1809	Allerston	14,000
1810	Gilling in Richmondshire	300
″	Tollerton
1811	Westerdale, all F.	190
″	Lune, Holwick and Romaldkirk, 302 A. F.	6,840
1812	Newton upon Ouze and Shipton	911
1815	Melsonby	600
1833	Bedale	176
		31,171

Enclosed under the General Enclosure Act, 1845.
Date of   Act.	Date of Award.	Parish.	Area.
*	1853	Hinderwell	894
1864	1870	Leake	140
			1,034

	Acres.
Before 1802	33,257
1802–1845	31,171
After 1845	1,034