10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «FARTHINGLAND»
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farthingland in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
Origin of the Anglo-Saxon Race: A Study of the Settlement of ...
The youngest son was heir of the farthingland and cotmanland, but, if there were
no sons, there was this difference between the descent of farthingland and
cotmanland : the former descended to the youngest daughter, while the latter was
...
Thomas William Shore, Louis Erle Shore, 1906
2
New Reports of Cases Heard in the House of Lords: On Appeals ...
J 834. messuage, and one farthingland of bond-land, in ,us„ the tithing of Corfle ;
four acres and a half lock.. of meadow of overland, called Half-yard Mead, and six
acres of land of overland, called Half- yard Land, in the tithing of Pitminster ...
3
Records of the Jeanes-Janes Family of England and "Parts ...
(mess. and farthingland called Ashcombe and closes called Wormestalle, 1673),
Wm. Carpenter, butcher (mess. and ten. a half yard land called Paynes Place.
closes called Scabias in Newfurlong. nr. Viccaryes Cross, 1677). John Bruford.
yeo ...
4
Origines Parochiales Scotiae: The Antiquities Ecclesiastical ...
... a pennyland of Ormakmoir, a pennyland of Craigaik, a pennyland of Kilv'Ewyn,
a pennyland of Golisarimoir, a pennyland of Glakingradin, a pennyland of
Ballegartney, a farthingland of Collecharran, a halfpennyland of Bearnis, a
pennyland ...
5
The English Reports: House of Lords (1677-1865)
... called Half-yard Land, in the tithing of Pitminster ; two acres of land of overland,
called Hockey Mead, and one messuage, and one farthingland of bond-land in
the tithing of Pitminster, and one messuage and one farthingland of bond-land in
...
6
Currency of the Isle of Man, from its earliest appearance to ...
So it will be perceived that instead of a markland being less than the quarter-
land (farthingland), it is infinitely larger, and the Scotch mark being the one most
likely to be connected with the question ; as the Scotch were in early possession
of ...
... a pennyland of Ormakmoir, a pennyland of Craigaik, a pennyland of Kilv'Ewyn,
a pennyland of Golisarimoir, a pennyland of Glakingradin, a pennyland of
Ballegartney, a farthingland of Collecharran, a halfpennyland of Bearnis, a
pennyland ...
... called Half-yard Land, in the tithing of Pitminster ; two acres of land of overland,
called Hockey Mead, and one messuage, and one farthingland of bond-land in
the tithing of Pitminster, and one messuage and one farthingland of bond-land in
...
9
Currency of the Isle of Man: From Its Earliest Appearance to ...
So it will be perceived that instead of a markland being less than the quarterland
(farthingland), it is infinitely larger, and the Scotch mark being the one most likely
to be connected with the question; as the Scotch were in early possession of the
...
10
New Reports of Cases Heard in the House of Lords, on Appeals ...
... called Half-yard Mead, and six acres of land of overland, called Half- yard Land
, in the tithing of Pitminster ; two acres of land of overland, called Hockey Mead,
and one messuage, and one farthingland of bond-land in the tithing of Pitminster,
...
Great Britain. Parliament. House of Lords, Richard Bligh, 1829
