1802 Breedon on the Hill 1,200 1803 Sibson 740 ″ Thringstone and Pegg’s Green *100 { 2,040} 1804 Bringhurst, Great Easten and Drayton 3,400 ″ Leicester, 490 A. F., 116 A. M. 606 1806 Higham (to confirm Inclosure made in 1682) 1809 Glenfield 700 1810 Great Sheepey ″ Newbold Verdon and Newbold Heath, little F. 900 1812 Belton 400 1823 Congerston 900 1825 Glooston and Cranoe 950 1842 Hedbourn ────── 9,896 ══════

Acres. Before 1802 175,280 1802–1845 9,896

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Area Date. Enclosure. enclosed. 1731 Biscathorpe 1734 Woollesthorpe, 12 oxgangs 240 1736 Stallingborough, 2166 A. F., 776 M., 700 A. P. 3,642 1751 Dunsly (Dunsby) *1,500 1752 Wytham on the Hill, one F. 1,370 1754 Normanton, 150 oxgangs *3,000 1757 Baumber, or Banburgh 2,048 ″ Stragglethorpe, F. 287 1758 Hareby 451 1759 Coleby ″ Fillingham, 2,000 A. F., 800 A. P. 2,800 ″ Harmston, 1,734 A. F. & M., 794 A. P. 2,528 1762 Barrowby 2,000 ″ Wintringham 1763 Glentham, 1800 A. F., 770 A. P. 2,570 ″ Pilham 525 ″ Wellingore 3,100 1764 Fotherby 1,269 { 27,330} ″ Heckington 4,000 ″ Horbling 2,600 ″ Haughton in the Marsh 1,500 ″ Stainton in the Hole (with old enclosures) 1,900 ″ Scarby 1,200 1765 Aukborough 2,000 ″ Branston, 2,000 A. F. *2,500 ″ Kettlethorpe, 840 A. F., 835 A. P. 1,635 ″ N. and S. Cockerington 1,390 ″ Keelby and Stallingbrough 2,000 ″ Newton and Kettlethorpe, 970 A. F., 400 A. P. 1,370 ″ Rothwell 2,700 ″ Tetford 1766 Bourn 2,450 ″ Barnelby on the Wolds ″ Bickar 2,300 ″ Cosby 1,527 ″ Grimoldby 1,700 { 60,102} 1766 Keddington 400 ″ Kettlethorp 645 ″ Scothorne and Sudbrooke 2,800 1767 East Barkwith 1,200 ″ Donnington 3,100 ″ Newton 1,000 ″ Scamblesby 2,100 ″ Wootton 3,000 1768 Billingborough and Birthorpe 2,700 ″ Morton 4,400 ″ Threckingham 500 ″ Toynton Supra 1,100 ″ Willoughton 2,600 1769 Atterby, Smitterby and Waddingham 3,000 ″ Barnolby le Beck 1,200 ″ Beckenham and Sutton ″ Claypole ″ North Hickham ″ Ingham 2,000 ″ Sudbrooke (Ancaster P.) 1,200 ″ South Willingham 1,800 ″ Waltham 2,250 1770 Benniworth 2,292 ″ Great Carlton 2,000 ″ Matton 1,180 ″ Navenby 2,800 ″ Scawby 2,500 ″ Waddington, 195 oxgangs 3,500 ″ Winterton, 2,000 A. F., 360 A. M., 1,000 A. P. 3,360 ″ Westborough cum Doddington ″ Welton (near Louth) 1771 West Ashby 3,000 ″ Boothby Graffoe 1,600 ″ Bishop Norton 1,700 ″ South Reston 500 1772 Hammeringham 1,000 ″ West Halton ″ Moorby and Wilksby 1,000 ″ Great Paunton *3,000 ″ Middle Raisin 4,000 ″ Stainby 1,380 ″ Low Toynton 373 ″ Welton 3,000 1773 Brinkhill 600 ″ Goxhill 7,000 ″ Hemingby 2,600 ″ Hackonby 2,000 { 147,482} ″ Helpringham 3,000 ″ Haltham and Roughton 2,000 ″ Horsington 1,500 ″ East Keal 900 ″ Toynton All Saints and St. Peter 1,000 ″ Thorpe on the Hill 1,700 ″ Whitton 1,200 ″ West Willoughby, 34 oxgangs and large common *1,000 1774 Ibstock 1,200 ″ Ludborough ″ Owmby 1,600 ″ Potterhamworth 3,000 ″ Spridlington 2,400 ″ Timberland 2,500 ″ Wilsford 2,400 ″ West Keal 1,000 ″ Wroot 700 1775 Fulletby 2,000 ″ Quadring, 70 A. F., &c., 2,400 A. fen 2,470 1776 Asterby and Goulesby 2,600 ″ Gunby and North Witham 1,650 ″ North and South Killingholme 5,000 ″ Nocton 4,500 ″ Raithby, nr. Spilsby 600 ″ Upton, 1430 A. F., 1150 A. P. 2,580 ″ Welby, 970 A. F. *1,200 ″ Nettleham 3,000 1777 Brampton 1,060 ″ Candlesby 900 ″ Hatherne 1,300 ″ Kirnington 1,800 ″ Leadenham 3,000 ″ Metheringham 5,000 ″ South Winstead 1,700 ″ South Sturton 1,500 ″ Surfleet, 1,240 A. fen., 300 A. F., &c. 1,540 1778 Hackthorne 2,660 ″ Ruskington 3,000 ″ Thimbleby 1,200 1779 Amcotts 1,300 ″ Brattleby 1,050 ″ Huttoft, 1,200 A. F., 670 A. P.

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