Date.Enclosure.Area
enclosed.
1733Aston Magna
1736Alderminster, 1 great C. F., 2 C. pastures, several meadows
1762Holy Cross in Pershore950
1763Pirton
1765Bretferton
″Emload, 28 yl.980
″Linchwick and Norton
1771Broadway, 90 yl.*3,150
″Feckenham220
″Hill Croome
″Naunton Beauchamp, 13½ yl.*472
1772Blockley2,300
″Throckmorton1,600
″Nafford and Birlingham*1,000
1774Bricklehampton, 34 yl.*1,190
″Defford, 600 A. F.900
″Kidderminster1,000
″Upton Snodsbury, 800 A. F.*1,000
1775Bengworth, 39 yl.*1,365
″Cleeve Prior, 27 yl.*945
″Cutsden800
″Pinvin, 14½ yl.*507
″Wolverley1,500
1776Charlton, 53¼ yl.1,864
″Great and Little Hampton, 46 yl.*1,610
″Leigh20
1778Rouslench1,300
1779Cropthorne, 62 yl.*1,860{26,533}
1779Himbleton2,000
″Grafton Flyford864
1781Kington1,000
1782Church Bench, 20 yl.*700
1786Harvington*1,800
1788Fladbury1,700
1790Dormstone
1795Bishampton, 67 yl.*2,345
″Chattisley
″Hanley Castle
1801Ripple
36,942
1802Abbotts Morton700
″Broughton446
1803Little Cemberton
1805Rushock
1806Crowle
″Wick juxta Pershore with Wick Burnel and West Waryn
1807Queenhill
″Broughton Hachett
″Aldington550
1808Bredon
1809Iccomb
1810Eckington
″Pensham in Pershore
″Sedgeberrow
″Tibberton
1811Churchill {1,696}
1811North, South, and Middle Middleton
″Overbury
″Stoke Talmage420
1812Badsey
″Holdfast
″Shipton upon Stower
1813Flyford Flavell
″North Piddle800
1814Bredon
″Inkberrow2,200
″Strensham, 196 A. P.*300
″Ombersley
1818Great Cemberton
1819Alvechurch450
1825Whiteladies Aston
1832Fladbury
1833Yardley200
6,066
Enclosed under the General Enclosure Act, 1845.
Date of
Act.		Date of
Award.		Parish.Area.
18471850Newbold on Stour957
*1852Welland55
1854Norton juxta Kempsey (East field)70
18551860Berrow300
18561863Upton on Severn and Ripple880
18611865Armscote (Tredington P.)954
18641868Blackwell (Tredington P.)793
4,009
Acres.
Before 180236,942
1802–18456,066
After 18454,009

YORKSHIRE, WEST RIDING.

Date.Enclosure.Area
enclosed.
1729Thurnscoe500
1757Bishopthorpe, 200 A. F., 50 A. M., 400 A. P.650
1759Bolton upon Dearne1,000
1760Adwicke in the Street1,000
″Calton
1762Rotherham, 750 A. M., 220 A. P.*1,720
1765Kirkhammerton, 400 A. F.*600
″Kimberworth (Rotherham parish)105
″Wadworth2,000
1766Marston, 950 A. F., 750 A. P.1,700
1767North Auston and Todwick1,100
″Adlingfleet, Fockerby and Haldenby, 450 A. F., 700 P.1,150
1768Hook1,000
1769Laughton en Le Morthen, 1,100 A. F., 360 A. P.1,460
″Sutton, 63 oxgangs700{14,685}
1770Sherburn, Lennerton, Burkstone Ash, Church Fenton, Little Fenton and Biggin3,013
″Great Useburne, 480 A. F., 390 A. P.870
1772Ackworth
″Clareton with Coneystrop and Allerton with Flaxby480
″Follifoot, 165 A. F., 1,100 A. P.1,265
″Snaith and Kellington, 1650 A. F., 922 A. P.2,572
1773Armthorpe
″Arkendale, 377 A. F., 250 A. P.627
″Drax, all F.150
″Snaith and Cowick1,160
″Skipton and Kildwick2,329
1774Acombe and Holgate2,000
″Rawmarsh, 450 A. F., 800 A. P.1,250{30,401}
1775Rigton (Kirkby Overblow P.) 2,000 A. F., 30 A. M.2,030
1776Cawood and Wistow2,000
1777Barnsley, 280 A. F., 500 A. P.780
″Cantley, Brampton, Bassacar and High Ellers2,700
″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
1778Dinnington, 610 A. F., 203 A. P.813
1780Kighley, 80 A. F., 5,000 A. P.5,080
″Moseley and Kirk Bramwith, 220 A. F., 730 A. P.950
1783North Deighton546
1784Hextrope with Balby and Long Sandall1,600
1786Moor 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
1787Spofforth500
″Cracoe, 77 A. F., 595 A. P.662
1788Featherstone, 230 A. F., 450 A. P.680
″Knapton, 5 F.’s230
1789Thorpe, 26 A. F., 700 A. P.726
1790Burton Leonard273
1791Sheffield, M. I. 30 A., 6,000 A. P.6,030
″Tadcaster
1792Monk Fryston650
″Tockwith900
1793Brotherton, 286 A. P.300
″South Milford and Lumby1,370
″Jakefield, Stanley, Wrenthorpe, Alvesthorpe and Thorns2,300{66,950}
1794Hoyland
″Rufforth770
1795Checkheaton210
1796Berwick in Elmet2,500
″Hambleton
″Kimberworth, 220 A. F., 250 A. P.470
″Mirfield, 60 A. F., 500 A. P.560
1797Bolton Percy1,300
″Dalton, 300 A. F., 150 A. P.450
″Hillam
″Pontefract
1798Ulley, 220 A. F., 100 A. P.320
1799Brayton, Thorpe Willoughby, Burton and Gateforth
″Hirst Courtney
″Long Preston, 15 F.’s, 150 A., 400 A. P.550
″Sandall Magna, Walton and Crigglestone759
″Kirkheaton400
1800Carlton and Camblesforth
″Denby with Clayton West, M. I.
″Kearley cum Netherby
″Martin with Graffton400
″Womersley
″High and Low Egbrough, Sherwood, Hatgreen and Tranmere500
1801Staveley
″Skellow600
″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
1802Crofton473
″Hoyland Swaine
1803Barmby upon Dunn, 600 A. F., 604 A. P.1,204{1,677}
″Hemsworth800
″Clifford, 300 A. F., 460 A. P.760
″Halifax (Elland cum Greetland) 116 A. F., 600 A. P.716
″Kippax890
″Shadwell, 80 A. F., 580 A. P.660
1804Normanton and Woodhouse, 330 A. F., 260 A. P.590
1805Thresfield and Skirethorns, and Burnsal1,690
1806Kirk Sandall, 100 A. F., 95 A. P.195
″Skelton
1807Halifax1,900
″Bishop Monckton, 670 A. F., 150 A. M., 300 A. P.1,120
″South Kirby and South Elmsall600
″Ossett (Dewsbury), 230 A. F., 350 A. P.580
″Low Dunsforth630
″Bramham, 680 A. F., 650 A. P.1,330
1808Aldbrough, 580 A. F., 396 A. M. & P.976
″Kirk Smeaton900
1809Altofts, 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 Woodlesford450
″Cadeby, 500 A. F. & M., 180 A. P.680
1810Badsworth, M. I.
″Garforth, 520 A. F., 280 A. P.800
″Gowthorpe (with old inclosures)500
″Thorp Audlin540
″Wath upon Dearne, M. I. {21,518}
1810Rossington, 1,313 A. F., 1,070 A. P.1,383
1811Askham Bryan660
″Hatfield, Thorne and Fishlake (N.R.)1,755
″Langside, 30 A. F., 4,000 A. waste4,030
″Ecclesfield (very little F.)14,000
1812Darrington
1813Fairburn820
″Askham Richard220
1814Collingham, 200 A. F., 230 A. P.430
″Wath upon Dearne and Rotherham, 180 A. F., 80 A. P.260
″Campsall, Norton and Askern2,860
″Frickley cum Clayton440
″Wickersley, 340 A. F., 200 A. P.540
1815Brodsworth
″Brampton and Swinton1,370
″Burnsal, 9 A. F., 6,330 A. P.6,339
1816Arncliffe and Hawkeswick, 80 A. F. & M., 1,800 A. P.1,880
″Arncliffe and Kettlewell3,000
″Thorpe Arch and Walton
1817Monkfryston290
1818Snaith1,000
1819Barnbrough, 800 A. F., 273 A. P.1,073
″Peniston, 50 A. F. & M. I., 370 A. P.420
1827Arksey1,800
1828Kirburton and Almonbury, 300 A. F., 18,000 A. P.18,300
″Knaresborough and Farnham, 78 A. F., 466 A. P.544
″Moor Monkton600
″Whitgift1,000
1831Ferry Fryston830
1835Ulleskelf711
1837Rothwell, 300 A. F., 80 A. P.380
88,453
Enclosed under the General Enclosure Act, 1845.
Date of
Act.		Date of
Award.		Parish.Area.
*1849Clapham592
18551858Conisbrough592
1854″Sutton (Campsall P.)553{1,737}
18591861Mexborough365
2,102
Acres.
Before 180282,389
1802–184588,453
After 18452,102

YORKSHIRE, EAST RIDING.

Date.Enclosure.Area
enclosed.
1731Catwicke, 2 C. F.’s and open pastures, 88 oxgangs*1,760
1740Bewholm, 2 fields, etc.*1,600
1741Great and Little Driffield, 190 oxgangs*3,800
1746Kelfield, 400 A. F.*600
1755Nunburnholme
″Stillingfleet, 40 oxgangs*800
1757Fulford, 330 A. F., 450 A. P.780
″Pocklington, 6 F.’s M. and P.
1758Ottringham*2,400
″Skirpenbeck, 99 oxgangs*1,980
1761Burton Pidsea (Holderness)1,800
1762Sproatley (Holderness) 119 oxgangs*2,380
″Dringhoe, Upton and Brough(Holderness), 71 oxgangs1,420
1763Marfleet (Holderness), 24 oxgangs*480
″Sutton (Holderness), 740 A. F., 3,400 A. P.4,140
1764Aldborough (Holderness), 80½ oxgangs*1,610
″North Cave1,400
″Sudcoates (Drypool), 94 nobles, 1⅙ gates, 1 foot F.
″Skipsea, 88 oxgangs*1,760
″Skeffling (Holderness)1,440
1765Benton (Bempton next Flamborough),80 oxgangs*1,600
″Brantingham and Thorpe, 900 A. F., 300 A. P.1,200{32,950}
1765Everingham, 740 A. F., 850 A. M. and P.1,590
″Ellerker, 75 oxgangs1,800
″Flamborough3,000
″Ulrome (or Ourram), (Holderness)1,200
1766Bessingby1,080
″Beeford3,000
″Brigham (Foston P.), 48½ oxgangs*730
″Cottingham3,000
″Naburn, 350 A. F., 349 A. P.699
″Pattrington (Holderness)2,500
1767South Burton (Burton Agnes)2,800
″Huggate, 131 oxgangs*2,620
1768Bridlington2,500
″Burton Fleming, 168 oxgangs3,000
″Hotham, 120 A. F., 1,500 A. P.2,700
″Welwich in Holderness
″Willington2,300
1769Atterwick in Holderness1,200
″Aclome1,060
″Bishop Wilton3,800
″Elvington800
″Hutton Cranswick3,000
″Lelley in Holderness, 22¾ oxgangs800
″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}
1769Thwing4,000
″Wheldrake, 500 A. F., 180 A. M., 1,500 A. P.2,180
″Youlthorpe681
1770Great Cowden (Holderness), 54½ oxgangs1,100
″Easington (Holderness)1,300
″West Heslerton and Yeddingham, 80 oxgangs1,600
″East Heslerton1,200
″East Newton (Holderness)600
1771Butterwick, 2 F.’s
″Kilham on the Wolds7,000
″Lockington and Ayde, 1,800 A. F., 250 A. P.2,050
″Lisset, 400 A. F., 600 A. P.1,000
″Melton1,000
″Long Reston and Arnold1,600
1772Sigglesthorne (Holderness), 65½ oxgangs1,000
″Welton1,500
″Would Newton2,000
1773East Cottonwith, 400 A. F., 560 A. F.960
″Everthorpe, 42 oxgangs500
″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 oxgangs4,500
″Sheckling cum Burstwick850
1774Bainton2,700
″Garton4,050
″Rudstone4,000
1775Goodmanham, 3,000 A. F., 100 A. P.3,100
1776Bilton770
″Foston800
″Sutton upon Derwent708
1777Boynton2,000
″Bugthorpe, 640 A. F., 310 A. P.950
″Barmby upon the Moor2,800
″North and South Newbald6,000
″Tunstall (Holderness)800
″Melbourne and Storthwaite, 300 A. F., 300 M., 1,800 P.2,400
1778North Dalton1,700
1780Thornton, 800 A. F.1,000
1783Roos in Holderness1,521
1785South Cave2,500
″Kilnwick, 86 oxgangs, 650 A. F., 250 A. P.900
1788Filey620
1789Coniston in Holderness500
1792North Grimston, 75 oxgangs660
1793Hollym and Withernsee1,800
″Speeton1,800
″Skidby600
″Southam in Kirkburn1,200
1794Elloughton, Brough and Walby2,600
″Lund2,300
″Tibthorpe3,000
″Warter7,500
″Walkington3,000
1795Holme upon the Wolds1,450
1796West Ella, Kirk Ella, and Ellerby1,600
1797Settrington1,100
1800Holmpton and Hollym cum Withernsea900
″Hunmanby and Fordon
1801North Frodingham2,500
″Hornsea2,500
″Langtoft upon the Wolds3,200
″Molscroft700
″Ruston Parva900
″Weaverthorp8,300
″Willerby1,500
227,009
1802Ellerton (Ellerton Priory)1,040
″Folkton and East and West Flotmanby1,800
″Keyningham (Holderness)1,350
″Withernwick1,500
″Sewerby and Marten2,000
1803Gaxton, Potter Brompton and Binnington3,800
″Middleton, 2,000 A. F., 1,800 A. P.3,800
″Wetwang and Fimber2,820{18,110}
1805Ryhill and Camerton1,300
″Huttons Ambo2,500
1806Elsternwick875
″Owthorn650
1809North Duffield
1810West Cottingwith and Thorganby
″Fridaythorpe2,000
1811Paghill402
″Righton1,600
″Osgodby500
1813Eastrington
1814Hayton, 1,150 A. F., 450 A. P.1,600
1816Londesborough
1818Etton, 2,000 A. F., 600 A. M. and P.2,600
1819Barmston, 160 A. F., 130 A. P.290
1820Hemingbrough (South Duffield township)
1822South Dalton (with old enclosures)1,800
1823North Burton1,920{36,147}
1823Ferriby and Kirk Ella3,350
1830Blacktoft, Eastrington and South Cave, all F.430
1832Bubwith1,700
1833Great Gwindale650
1843Hemingbrough
1844Brandes Burton
42,277
Enclosed under the General Enclosure Act, 1845.
Date of
Act.		Date of
Award.		Parish.Area.
*1849Mappleton1,060
*1851Cottam (Langtoft P.)2,515
18781880Riccall1,297
1901 Skipworth321
5,193