INDEX.

Most of the Places indexed are in Herefordshire; those in adjoining counties are, if necessary, indicated by the initial of the county (as R. for Radnor) following the name.

Abdon Burf (S.), [18]
Aberllynfi-Gaer (B.), [6]
Aconbury Church, [20]
Almeley Batch Twt, [6]
Almeley Woonton, [19]
Altars, [25]
Alt-y-ynis, [27]
Anthony’s Cross (G.), [33]
Arthur’s Stone, [6], [14], [24], [25], [33]
Assemblies, [10], [14]
Avenues (trees), [5], [20]
Avenues of Pines, [27]
Aylestone Hill, [24]
Aymestrey, [26]

Bach Hill (R.), [18]
Backbury, [19]
Badesley Clinton (Warwick.), [16]
Bailey Hill (R.), [34]
Baldwin (Archbishop), [17]
Bal-Mawr (B.), Balls Cross, Ballgate, [5], [28]
Bannister, Rev. A. J., [27] [30]
Baring-Gould, Rev. S., [25]
Barrow, [10], [27]
Barton Court, [29]
Bartonsham Farm, [5], [17]
Bassam, [5], [17]
Batch, [6], [10]
Beachley (G.), [22]
Beachwood Mound, [23]
Beacon Hill, [33]
Bellgate, Bellimore, Belmont, [28]
Belloc, Hillaire, [25]
Belmont, [16], [18]
Bentley, Rev. S., [25]
Beowulf, [31]
Bewell Spring, [30]
Bewley or Bewdley, [30]
Bible parallels, [33]
Bicknor Walks (G.), [12]
Birchend Moat, [33]
Birdlip Hill (G.), [33]
Birley Church, [30]
Birley Hill, [6]
Bitterley Cross (S.), [5]
Bitterley (S.), [4], [18]
Bishop’s Moat (S.), [30]
Black Darren, [4]
Black Hill, Olchon, [6]
Blackfriars, Hereford, [24]
Blacklains (G.), [33]
Black Mountains, [5], [17]
Black Traders road, [23]
Blackwardine, [9]
Bobblestock Hill, [19]
Bolitree, Bolstone, Bollingham, [28]
Bollingham, [17], [33]
Borough, [27]
Bosbury, Boston, Bosley, [28]
Bosbury Cross, [25]
Boswell (Staff.), Bostock (Staff.), Boscastle (Cornwall), [28]
Bowley Bowling Green, [19], [28]
Bowley Town, [14]
Boy Scouting, [33]
Bradley, Bradlow, [27], [29]
Bramley, [27]
Brampton Bryan, [6]
Bramton, [27]
Brass Knoll, [28]
Bredwardine, [29]
Breinton, [20], [33]
Bren Tor (Devon), [22]
Bridge Sollars, [16], [20], [26]
Brilley Green, [33]
Brinsop, [16]
Brimpsfield Castle (G.), [33]
Brinklow (Wilts.), [25]
Brimfield, [24]
Broad Green, [29]
Broad (The), [9], [29]
Broadlands, Broadley, Broadward, [29]
Brobury Scar, [5], [6], [19], [33]
Brockhampton Church, [33]
Bromton, [27]
Bromfield, [27]
Bromley (Kent), [27]
Broom, [27], [28]
Broomsgreen (G.), [27]
Broomsberrow (G.), [27]
Broomstick, [31]
Broomy Hill, [27], [31]
Brown Clee (S.), [18]
Bryn-y-Maen (R.), [18]
Bryn-Rhydd (R.), [33]
Bucknell Church (S.), [30]
Bullingham, [24]
Burcot Pool, [16], [24], [33]
Bury, [10]
Burial Mound, [14], [20], [27]
Bur, Burton, Burford, Burcot, [29]
Burl, Burley, Burlton, [29]
Burley Gate, [28]
Bury, [27]
Bush Bank, [17]
Byford Ford, [6]

Caerleon (M.), [25]
Caerwent (M.), [25]
Cairn, [10]
Camps— [6], [9], [10], [11], [12], [15], [20], [21], [22], [25], [33], [34]
Canterbury, [13], [25]
Capel-y-fin (B.), [5], [17], [18], [29]
Capel-y-tair-ywen (B.), [6]
Caplar Camp, [21], [33], [34]
Caradock, [30]
Castles— [4], [6], [10], [11], [20], [21], [22], [23], [25], [28], [31], [33]
Castle Hill (Glos.), [33]
Castle Hill (Hereford), [14], [23]
Castle Farms, [22]
Castle Tumps, [6]
Castle Tomen, [4], [34]
Causeways, [4], [5], [13], [16], [24]
Chamber Well, [24]
Chantry, Perrystone, [33]
Christian Era, [11]
Churchdown (G.), [22]
Churches— [6], [7], [11], [12], [18], [19], [20], [21], [22], [24], [25], [26], [28], [29], [33], [34]
Cist, [27]
Clee Hill (S.), [4], [18]
Clifford, [6]
Clyro Church (R.), [33]
Codrington, Thos., [15], [25]
Colchester, Coleham, Coleridge, [31]
Coldborough, [27]
Cold Harbour, Coldridge, [31]
Coldman’s Hill, Coldstone, [31]
Coldwell, [24], [31]
Cole, Coleman, [24], [31]
Cole-prophet, Cold-prophet, [31]
Cole-staff, [31]
Coleshill, Colestock, Coleford, [31]
Colewelle, Colmanswell, [31]
Coles Tump, Coles Mountain, [31]
Coley, Colebury, Colebatch, [31]
Colva Church (R.), [33]
Colporter, [31]
Colva Hill (R.), [32]
Colwall, [24], [31]
Commerce, [10]
Concrete in Causeways, [4]
Conigree (G.), [33]
Constable’s Firs, [20]
Coronation Stone, [17]
Coxall Knoll, [6]
Court of Noke, [33]
Craft of the Ley-men, [30]
Cradley, [27]
Credenhill, [5], [17], [33]
Croft Ambury, [9], [21], [33]
Croft Lane, [9]
Crosses, [5], [17]
Cross Ash (M.), [19]
Cross Colloe, [19]
Cross End Farm, [6], [33]
Cross in Hand, [14], [33]
Cross Oak (S.), [19]
Cross Roads, [11], [13]
Cross of the Tree, [19], [28]
Cruger Castle (R.), [4]
Cullis, [15]
Cusop, [12]
Cuttings, [15]

D, intrusion of letter, [27]
Dancing in Circle, [14]
Dartmoor, [18], [25]
Deerfold Forest, [28]
Duchess Walk (S.), [20]
Dial Carreg (M.), [18]
Dial Post (W.), [18]
Didley, [4], [14]
Dinedor Camp, [12], [21], [30]
Dinedor Cross, [33]
Dinedor Holy Well, [24]
Dolmen, [14]
Domestic Camp, [20]
Doomsday Book, [22]
Dorstone Castle Tump, [6]
Droitwich (W.), [22]
Druids, [31]

Eardisland, [14]
Eardisley Park, [23]
Earthworks, [10], [11], [14], [15], [20], [21], [22], [23]
Eastwood Oak, [5], [19]
Easthampton, [33]
Eaton Bishop Camp, [33]
Eccles Green, [18]
Elsdon, [33]
Enclosures, [9]
England’s Gate, [28]
Ermin Street (G.), [33]
Exeter, church over ley, [22]
Evolution of Moats, [4], [10], [15]
Evolution of Mounds, [4], [14]
Evolution of Crosses, [5], [11]

Felin-fach Moat (B.), [6]
Ferries, [12], [18], [23]
Field Work, [32], [33], [34]
Fine Street and Finsbury, [29]
Flansford, [15]
Flint Age, [10]
Flint Flakes, [9]
Flint Traders road, [23]
Folly, The (R.), [18]
Folk-mote, [14]
Fords— [4], [5], [6], [12], [13], [15], [17], [29], [30], [33]
Forest, [20], [25]
Foss (Glos. and Wilts.), [25]
Four Stones (R.), [4], [18], [34]
Fownhope, [34]
Franchise-stone, [20]
Froom’s Hill, [17]

Gallows Tump, [23]
Garn, [10]
Garnons, [23]
Garron River, [4]
Gate, [28]
Gatley, [15], [28]
Gatsford, [28]
Gillespie, Mrs., [27]
Gillow, [6], [16]
Giraldus, [4], [17]
Glade, [12]
Gladestree (R.), [12]
Glascwm Hill (R.), [6]
Gloucester, [33]
Golden Cross, [27]
Golden Well, [24]
Gold Hill, [27]
Gold Post, [24], [27]
Gold Traders road, [24], [27]
Golden Valley, [27]
Goodrich, [24]
Gospel Oaks, [11], [19]
Great Oak, [19]
Green Crise, [20]
Grosmont (M.), [17]
Grove, [19]
Gwaun ceste Hill (R.), [33]

Hampstead Heath (Mid.), [20]
Hargest Ridge, [16]
Harrow (Mid.), [22]
Harpton Court (R.), [20]
Hatterill Hill, [25]
Hay Tump, [6]
Haywood Forest, [23]
Hell Moat, Sarnesfield, [6]
Hentland Cross, [17]
Henwick, [23]
Hereford, [5], [20], [23], [29]
—— All Saints, [12], [21], [22]
—— Barrol Street, [24]
—— Bishop’s Meadow, [23]
—— Broad Street, [22]
—— Chapel of Hospitallers, [24]
—— Cathedral, [4], [12], [16], [21], [22]
—— Castle Green, [21], [23]
—— Castle Hill, [17], [23]
—— Church Street, [28]
—— Harley Court, [16]
—— The Knoll, [23]
—— Offa Street, [12], [22]
—— Overbury, [23]
—— Palace, [23]
—— Prospect, [34]
—— St. John Street, [24]
—— St. Peter’s, [22]
—— Quay Street, [24]
—— Venn’s Lane, [34]
—— Wye Street, [17]
Herefordshire Beacon, [6], [21]
Herrock Hill, Holy Well, [24]
High Cullis, [15]
Hill Barn, [33]
Hill Gate, [28]
Hill-tracks, [7]
Hobby Lyons, [29]
Hoggs Mount, [5], [21], [22], [23], [24]
Holme Lacy House, [33]
Holmer, [5], [6], [16], [19], [24], [33], [34]
Holmer Tumps, [5], [23], [24], [34]
Hom Green Cross, [30]
Homesteads, [4], [11], [22], [26], [27]
Holy Wells, [6], [24]
Hope-under-Dinmore, [18]
Houghton Mound, [4]
How Caple Church, [34]
Hunderton, [17]
Hungerstone, [14], [15]
Hungerford (Mid.), [15]

Implements for mapping, [32]
Ingestone, [5], [13]
Iron, [16], [23]
Irfon Valley (B.), [34]
Island on moat, [15], [16]
Ivington Bury, [27]

Jack, G. H., [26]

Kenchester, [18], [19], [26]
Kenderchurch, [22]
Kiln Ground Wood, [23]
King’s Acre Elm, [19]
Kingsland Church, [26]
Kington Church, [22]
Kistvaens, [25]
Knap, [10], [23]
Knoll, [10], [23]

Lady Harbour, [28]
Ladylift—court, grove, meadow, [19], [28]
Laidmans Low, [31]
Laity, lay-men, [31]
Lakes, [15], [32]
Lane, [12]
Lay see [Ley]
Layamon, [31]
Laynes Farm (G.), [13]
Laysters Pole, [19]
Ledbury, [6], [16], [22], [27], [29]
Lee Line, [29]
Leintwardine, [26], [30]
Leinthall, [29]
Lemore, [4]
Letton Lakes, [16]
Leys, [3 to 34]
Leycester, [31]
Ley Farms, [12]
Leys Hill (G.), [27], [30]
Ley hunting— [9], [11], [30], [31], [32], [33]
Ley-men, [10], [12], [14], [15], [30], [31], [33]
Leys, route of— [6], [10], [11], [12], [13], [20], [22], [23], [24], [25], [26], [29], [30], [33], [34]
Lidyatt, [28]
Linton, [29], [34]
Linley, [29]
Lion Farm, [29]
Litley, [17], [20], [24], [29]
Little Hereford, [29]
Little Mountain (R.), [6]
—— (Westbrook), [33]
Llanelieu Church (B.), [6]
Llanigon (B.), [5]
Llanigon Mound (B.), [6]
Llansaintfraed-in-Elvel (B.), [18]
Llanthony (Mon.), [5]
Llanthony (Glos.), [33]
Llanvihangel Court (M.), [20]
Llanvihangel Crucorney (M.), [4], [15]
Llanvihangel-nant-Melan (M.), [18]
Llowes Church (R.), [33]
Longtown, [4], [5], [13], [15], [20], [25]
Longford, [30]
Longworth, [20]
Low, [10], [27], [31]
Lucton Church, [26]
Ludgate Hill, London, [22]
Ludlow (S.), [27]
Lugg Bridge, [26]
Lyde Cross Tree, [19]
Lyepole, [19]
Lyonshall, Lynhales, [29]

Mackay, J. C., [18]
Madley, [5], [17], [22]
Maescoch, [6]
Magna, [18]
Magician, [31]
Mainstone Court, [12]
Malvern Hills, [6], [12], [15], [23], [24]
Malvern Priory Church, [6], [33]
Marden Church, [24]
Mark Stones— [5], [10], [16], [17], [18], [21], [23], [24]
Marstow, [4], [15]
Mathon Church, [33]
May Hill (G.), [34]
Maypole, [19]
Meer Oak (S.), [30]
Menhirs, [5], [17]
Merbach, [6]
Merry Hill, [14], [23]
Michaelchurch Escley, [6], [33]
Milton, [33]
Moats— [4], [6], [7], [10], [11], [14], [15], [16], [24], [33]
Moccas, [6], [22], [33]
Monnington Church, [6], [33]
Monnington Walks, [5], [6], [19], [33]
Monnow, [4], [13]
Moreton-on-Lugg, [19]
Mortimer’s Cross, [26]
Mote and Moat, [33]
Mouse Castle, Hay, [6]
Mouse Castle, Hereford, [23]
Mounds— [4], [6], [7], [10], [11], [12], [14], [19], [20], [21], [22], [23], [24], [25], [26], [27], [28], [29], [30], [31], [32], [33], [34]
Mound—evolution of, [14]
Mound (various names for), [10]
Mountain Tracks, [5], [12]
Mullhampton, [33]
Mynydd-Brith Tump, [6]
Mynydd Ferddin Hill (B.), [23]

Neolithic Age, [10], [13]
Newchurch Hill (R.), [23]
New End, [29]
New Radnor Castle (R.), [20]
North Hill Malvern, [33]
Notches—sighting, [4], [15]
Nupend, [29]

Oakley Park (S.), [20]
Oaks, [5], [11], [19]
Olchon, [5], [12], [13], [28]
Oldcastle, [12], [25]
Old Gore Cross, [34]
Old Radnor Church, [20]
One Tree Hill, [5], [19]
Ordnance Maps, [11], [32]
Over Ross, [19]

Pains Castle Mound (R.), [6]
Palmer’s Court, [6]
Palace Ford, Hereford, [30]
Parallel Roads, [12]
Parks, [20]
Park Hall (S.), [4]
Partricio (M.), [17]
Parton Cross, [33]
Paytoe, [26]
Pedlar’s Cross, [5], [17]
Pen-y-Beacon, [4], [6], [24], [33]
Perry Hill, [33]
Perrystone, [33]
Philology, [26]
Picts Cross, [30]
Pilgrim’s Way, Kent, [13], [25]
Pilgrim’s Staff, [28]
Pine (Scotch or Scots), [20]
Piper, G. H., [25]
Pipe and Lyde Church, [33]
Ponds, [4], [5], [10], [11], [13], [14], [16], [32]
Portcullis, [15]
Pottery, Ancient, [5], [6], [23]
Precipice Walk, [12]
Preston-on-Wye Church, [6]
Preston Wynne, [15], [29]
Primary Peaks, [10]
Priory Wood, Clifford, [6]
Putson Ford, [20]

Queen’s Stone, [17]

Radnor Forest, [4], [34]
Redborough (R.), [23]
Red Gates, [23]
Red Hill, [33]
Red House, [23]
Red Ley, [12], [23]
Red Lion, [5], [17]
Red Pottery, [5], [6], [16]
Red Traders road, [5], [6], [23]
Red Wych End, [29]
Redley, [12]
Rhiw Wen, [17]
Rhiw, [5]
Rhos-goch Castle Tump (R.), [6]
Ridge-ways, [7]
Risbury Camp, [9]
Roman Roads, [9], [10], [13], [16], [25], [26]
Roman Stations, [9], [18], [26]
Roman Surveyors, [15], [18], [20], [21], [26]
Roofing Tile-stones, [5]
Rosemary Topping (G.), [29]
Ross, [19]
Rudford Church (G.), [33]
Rushwick (W.), [23]

Salt, [22]
Saltmarshe Castle, [23]
Saltways, [9], [22], [23]
Sarnesfield Moat, [6]
Scotch (or Scots) Fir, [5], [19], [20]
Scots Hole, [23]
Shelwick, [14]
Shrewsbury, [22]
Shucknell Hill, [6], [33]
Sighting Columns, [21]
Sighting Cuttings, [4], [15]
Sighting Methods, [9 to 34]
Sights, rifle, [9]
Sighting Stones, [4], [5], [6], [11], [17], [18], [21]
Silbury (Wilts.), [25]
Silver Tump, [28]
Sites and Sighting— [11], [14], [16], [21], [22], [24]
Skirrid (M.), [4], [25]
Slwch Camp (B.), [33]
Snodhill Castle, [25]
Soothsayers, [31]
Speech House (G.), [30]
St. Ann’s Well (W.), [6], [24], [33]
St. Clement Danes, London, [22]
St. Ethelbert, [24]
St. Guthlac Church, [24]
St. Ishaw’s Well (M.), [17]
St. Martin’s in the Fields, [22]
St. Mary le Strand, [22]
St. Michael’s Mount, [22]
St. Paul’s Cathedral, [22]
St. Pewtress Well, [24]
St. Tecla’s Chapel (G.), [22]
Stanbatch, Stanbury, [28]
Stanton, Stanley, Stanwell, [28]
Stock, [14], [19]
Stoke Prior, [18]
Storridge, [23]
Stone Rows, [25]
Street Court, [30]
Stretford Church, [30]
Stretton Grandison, [9], [33]
Suffix, [27]
Sugwas Park, [33]
Surveyors, early, [14]
Surveyors, ley-men, [30]
Surveyors, Roman, [15], [21]
Sutton Lakes, [16]
Sutton Walls, [6], [18], [20]
Symonds Yat, [28]

Talgarth Church (B.), [6]
Tan House, [13]
Tarrington, [5]
Tenbury (W.), [24]
Ten Houses, [4]
Terminal Hills, [10], [11], [21]
Three Elms, [19], [24]
Three Gates, [28]
Thruxton, [15]
Timber Line Wood, [29]
Tibberton Court (G.), [33]
Tin Hill, [23]
Tin Traders road, [23]
Tinkers Hill and Cross (W.), [23]
Titterstone Clee Hill (S.), [4]
Tomen, [4], [10]
Totnor, Tothill, Toot, [29]
Totmans Low (Derby), [31]
Totteridge, Tottenham, [29]
Traders’ roads— [9], [10], [17], [22], [23], [24], [27], [28], [29]
Trees, [5], [10], [12], [19], [20]
Tre-fedw Mound (M.), [4], [14]
Trewyn House (M.), [20], [27]
Trewyn Camp (M.), [4], [15]
Triangular Woods, [12]
Tumps— [6], [10], [12], [14], [15], [20], [21], [22], [23], [25], [27], [31], [33], [34]
Tumpa (B.), [6]
Tumpy Lakes, [16]
Tumpey Ley, [12]
Tumulus, [10]
Tupsley, [34]
Turnaston, [17]
Turrett Tump, [6]
Twt, Tooting, [10], [29]

Upperton, [18]
Upton (Bishop) Court, [33]
Urishay Castle, [25]

Vowchurch Cross, [5], [17]

Walmer Street, [24]
Walmsley, [24]
Walm’s Well, [24]
Walford Church, [30]
Walton (R.), [18]
Walsopthorne, [6]
Warden The (R.), [34]
Warslow, [27]
Warwick, Chapel over ley, [22]
Water Gate (Inigo Jones’), [15]
Watling Street, London, [22]
Webtree, [28]
Webton, [28]
Wellington, [19]
Wells— [6], [10], [11], [24], [25], [28], [30], [31], [33]
Weobley, [6], [22], [24]
Weobley, Ash and Cross, [28]
Wergin’s Stone, [5], [17], [18]
Wheelbarrow Castle, [27]
Whitcliffe, [23]
Whitfield, [23]
Whitney, pottery at, [5], [6], [23]
Whitman’s Wood, [23]
Whitwick Manor, [22]
Whitecastle (M.), [23]
White Cross, [23]
White House, [22]
White Rocks, [23]
White Stone, [17], [22], [33]
White Traders’ road, [23]
Whiteway Head, [23]
Whitewell House, [23]
Whetstone, [16]
Wick (W.), [22]
Widemarsh, [24]
Wigmore, [6], [22], [26]
Wilton Castle, [19]
Winchester, [25]
Wind’s Point, [6]
Winforton, [19]
Winslow, Winsley, Winyard, [29]
Witcombe Park (G.), [33]
Witches, [31]
Withington, [15]
Withington Lakes, [16]
Wood, Jas. G., [25], [29]
Woodyatts Cross, [28]
Woolhope Church, [23]
Wormelow Tump, [27]
Worsell, [12]
Wyaston Leys, [12]
Wych, [14], [23], [29]
Wye, [26], [34]
Wye Street, [5]

Yarkhill, [16]
Y-Fan-Drongarth (B.), [33]
Yarpole, [19]
Yat, [28]
Yatton, [28], [33]