An Account of the Admeasurement of Trees in Dean Forest; viz., A, an Oak near the Woodman’s in Shutcastle; B, “Jack of the Yat,” an Oak Tree on the Coleford and Mitcheldean Road; C, a large Oak in Sallow Vallets; D, an Oak which appears to be formed of two Oaks grown together, on the Lodge Hill, 300 yards west of York Lodge; E, a black Italian Poplar in the Garden at Whitemead. All taken at six feet from the ground.

[Note: In each table, Inc = Increase in Size.]

A B [a][265] C [265a] D [265b] E
Inc Inc Inc Inc Inc
Ft.ins ins Ft.ins ins Ft.ins ins Ft.ins ins Ft.ins ins
Oct 1814 3 9 - - - - - - - - -
„ 1816 3 10⅝ 1⅝ - - - - 17 2 - - -
„ 1818 3 11⅝ 1 - - - - 17 3 1 0 11½ -
„ 1820 4 0⅞ - - - - 17 7⅛ 4⅛ - -
„ 1822 4 2⅝ - - - - 18 0¼ 5⅛ - -
„ 1824 4 4½ 1⅞ - - - - 18 3¾ - -
„ 1826 4 5½ 1 - - - - 18 9¾ 6 - -
„ 1828 4 8 - - - - 18 11¾ 2 - -
„ 1830 4 10 2 - - 12 4½ - 19 0½ 4 3 -
„ 1832 4 10¾ - - - - 19 1¾ - -
„ 1834 4 11¼ - - - - 19 4 6 1¾ -
„ 1836 5 0 - - - - 19 9 5 6 9
„ 1838 5 0¾ 17 9 12 10½ 6 20 2 5 7 0½
„ 1840 5 1 17 10 1 12 10¾ 20 4 2 7 7
„ 1842 5 1¼ 17 11¼ 12 11½ 20 8 4 8 0 5
„ 1844 5 3½ 18 2¾ 13 1 - - 8 10 10
„ 1846 5 4¾ 18 3½ 13 2½ 21 0 4 9 3¼
„ 1848 5 6 18 5¼ 13 4 21 4 4 9 10
„ 1850 5 6½ 18 6 13 4¾ 21 6½ 10 2 4
„ 1852 5 7 18 6½ 13 5¼ 21 8 10 8 6
„ 1854 cut down - 18 7¼ 13 7½ 21 10 2 11 2½

TABLE 2.—FORMED BY MR. MACHEN.

An Account of the Admeasurement of several Oak Trees in the Bailey Copse (North), A, B, C, D, E, and F.

N.B.—The Copse was open for many years, and the Oak underwood kept down by cattle browsing. It was enclosed in 1813, and thickly stored, and the underwood cut in 1817. It is now (1818) well stored with young Oaks of the same description as those measured.

A B C D E F
Inc Inc Inc Inc Inc Inc
in. in. in. in. in. in. in. in. in. in. in. in.
Oct. 1818 - 10¾ - - 9 - 12⅝ - 10¾ -
„ 1820 9 13 10½ 1 10¼ 14⅜ 12⅛ 1⅜
„ 1822 10¼ 15⅛ 2⅛ 11¼ 11½ 16¼ 1⅞ 13 0⅞
„ 1824 11⅜ 1⅛ 17⅛ 2 12⅜ 1⅛ 12⅝ 1⅛ 17¾ 14¾
„ 1826 12¼ 0⅞ 18¾ 1⅝ 13¼ 0⅞ 13¾ 1⅛ 19⅛ 1⅜ 16⅛ 1⅜
„ 1828 13⅛ 0⅞ 19½ 13¾ 14½ 20⅜ 17¼ 1⅛
„ 1830 13⅝ 20⅜ 0⅞ 14 15¼ 21 0⅝ 17¾
„ 1832 15⅜ 22¼ 1⅞ 14½ 16⅝ 1⅜ 22½ 19¼
„ 1834 17⅜ 2 25 15⅝ 1⅛ 18⅛ 24 21
„ 1836 19⅛ 27¾ 17⅝ 2 19½ 1⅜ 25¾ 22¾
„ 1838 21⅛ 2 30⅜ 2⅝ 19 1⅜ 20¾ 27¾ 2 24¼
„ 1840 22⅞ 32 1⅝ 20⅜ 1⅜ 21¾ 1 29 25¾
„ 1842 24⅝ 33⅞ 1⅞ 21¾ 1⅜ 22⅝ 0⅞ 30¼ 27
„ 1844 26 1⅜ 34¾ 0⅞ 22 22⅞ 30¾ 27½
„ 1846 27½ 36½ 22¾ 23⅝ 32⅛ 1⅜ 28⅝ 1⅛
„ 1848 30 38¾ 24½ 25¼ 34⅛ 2 30⅝ 2
„ 1850 31½ 40½ 26 26 35½ 1⅜ 32½ 1⅞
„ 1852 32¾ 41 26¾ 26¼ 37 33¾
„ 1854 33¾ 1 44 3 26¾ - 27¼ 1 37¾ 34¾ 1

TABLE 3.—FORMED BY MR. MACHEN.

An Account of the Admeasurement of Seven Beech Timber Trees growing in Doward Wood, near the walk by the side of the River Wye. They are clean and smooth in the bark, and appear fast growing.

A B C D E F G
Inc Inc Inc Inc Inc Inc Inc
ins ins ins ins ins ins ins ins ins ins ins ins ins ins
Oct. 1838 64½ - 52 - 56¼ - 58¼ - 56½ - 53¼ - 47¼ -
„ 1840 65 53 1 57⅛ 0⅞ 59 57½ 1 53¾ 49
„ 1842 66¾ 54¼ 58½ 1⅜ 60⅜ 1⅜ 58⅝ 1⅛ 55⅛ 1⅜ 49 -
„ 1844 69¾ 3 54½ 59 61¼ 0⅞ 59 0⅜ 55¾ 0⅝ 49 -
„ 1846 73 55½ 1 60¼ 62 59½ 56½ 49½
„ 1848 73¼ 56 61½ 62¼ 60¼ 57½ 1 50½ 1
„ 1850 73½ 56¼ 62½ 1 63¼ 1 60½ 58¾ 50¾
„ 1852 76 56½ 63¼ 64½ 61½ 1 59½ 51½
„ 1854 78 2 58 64¾ 65⅝ 1⅛ 62½ 1 61¼ 52½ 1