Place And Field Names Cookham Parish Berks
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A. D. 1488. Richard Wykes, tithing man for Odenhey, presents that Richard Decon overburdens the pasture at Odenhey Green (c. C. R. ). A. D. 1493. William Norys bequeaths lands at Odney, occupied by Andrew Banbury, to William Babham.
(Will of William Noreys. ) See Odney Common.
ODNEY CLOSE. A. D. 1609. Belongs to Babham. A. D. 1588. Roger Osbourne leaves to his son John Osbourne a close called Odneys Close. (WiH of Roger Osbourne).
ODNEY, GREAT. A. D. 1609. Part of Bullox.
ODNEY, LITTLE. A. D. 1...609. Part of Babhams. Now Birds Close.
ODNEY COMMON. T. M. NO. 349; o. M. NOS. 425 and 426.
Common of pasturage to the inhabitants. In area 7 1 acres.
OLDEBURY. A. D. 14*15. Land bequeathed by William Louch at Oldebury. Oldebury or Aldebury, in con- tra-distinction to the Viccaridge Bury.
OLDEFIELD. A. D. 1543. Richard Neve has placed a mangy mare in the field called Oldefield (c. C. R. ).
OLDE HOUSE GREEN. A. D. 1609. Is now called Bowdens Green.
A. D. 1706. John Hamerton sells John Dodson the Dean Close Piddle, abutting on a lane called Broad- croft Lane, leading from Old House Green towards Maidenhead.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A. D. 1488. Richard Wykes, tithing man for Odenhey, presents that Richard Decon overburdens the pasture at Odenhey Green (c. C. R. ). A. D. 1493. William Norys bequeaths lands at Odney, occupied by Andrew Banbury, to William Babham.
(Will of William Noreys. ) See Odney Common.
ODNEY CLOSE. A. D. 1609. Belongs to Babham. A. D. 1588. Roger Osbourne leaves to his son John Osbourne a close called Odneys Close. (WiH of Roger Osbourne).
ODNEY, GREAT. A. D. 1609. Part of Bullox.
ODNEY, LITTLE. A. D. 1...609. Part of Babhams. Now Birds Close.
ODNEY COMMON. T. M. NO. 349; o. M. NOS. 425 and 426.
Common of pasturage to the inhabitants. In area 7 1 acres.
OLDEBURY. A. D. 14*15. Land bequeathed by William Louch at Oldebury. Oldebury or Aldebury, in con- tra-distinction to the Viccaridge Bury.
OLDEFIELD. A. D. 1543. Richard Neve has placed a mangy mare in the field called Oldefield (c. C. R. ).
OLDE HOUSE GREEN. A. D. 1609. Is now called Bowdens Green.
A. D. 1706. John Hamerton sells John Dodson the Dean Close Piddle, abutting on a lane called Broad- croft Lane, leading from Old House Green towards Maidenhead.
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