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The landmark studies in this regard are H. L. Gray, English field systems (1915);
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J. Ihirsk, "The common fields', Past and Present 29 (1964), pp. 3-25;
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ead1
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and, for a recent survey, see S. Oosthuizen, "The Anglo-Saxon kingdom of Mercia and the origins and distribution of common fields', AgHR 55 (2007), pp. 153-80.
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Baker and Butlin (eds), Field systems, p. 627.
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Field systems
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For the broad geographical distribution of the Midland system in c.1300. The evidence for irregular systems within the 'Midland zone' is documented in Baker and Butlin (eds), Field systems, pp. 145-279.
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For the broad geographical distribution of the Midland system in c.1300. The evidence for irregular systems within the 'Midland zone' is documented in Baker and Butlin (eds), Field systems, pp. 145-279.
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Field systems of south-east England
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A. R. H. Baker, 'Field systems of south-east England', in Baker and Butlin (eds), Field systems, p. 383;
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B. M. S. Campbell, 'Commonfield origins: the regional dimension', in Rowley (ed.), Origins, pp. 112-3, 121-3;
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Campbell, B.M.S.1
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Field systems of the west Midlands
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For some examples of changes to irregular systems in this period, see, Baker and Butlin eds
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For some examples of changes to irregular systems in this period, see B. K. Roberts, 'Field systems of the west Midlands', in Baker and Butlin (eds), Field systems, pp. 211-21;
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Baker, 'South-east England', pp. 391, 403;
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The chronology of enclosure and economic development in medieval Devon
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H. S. A. Fox, 'The chronology of enclosure and economic development in medieval Devon', EcHR 28 (1975), pp. 192-8;
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(1975)
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, vol.28
, pp. 192-198
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M. Reed, 'Enclosure in north Buckinghamshire, 1500-1750', AgHR 32 (1984), pp. 133-44;
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Sand into gold: The evolution of the foldcourse system in west Suffolk, 1200-1600
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M. Bailey, 'Sand into gold: the evolution of the foldcourse system in west Suffolk, 1200-1600', AgHR 38 (1990), pp. 40-57.
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(1990)
AgHR
, vol.38
, pp. 40-57
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For helpful summaries of the forces influencing the development of field systems, see Baker and Butlin eds
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For helpful summaries of the forces influencing the development of field systems, see Baker and Butlin (eds), Field Systems, pp. 629-35;
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Field Systems
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The interpretation of subdivided fields: A study in private or communal interest
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Rowley ed
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R. Dodgson, "The interpretation of subdivided fields: a study in private or communal interest' in Rowley (ed.), Origins, pp. 137-43;
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Dodgson, R.1
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T. Williamson, Shaping medieval landscapes. Settlement, society, environment (2003), pp. 5-27.
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Campbell, 'Commonfield origins', pp. 119-24.
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See, for example, Thirsk, 'Common fields', pp. 7-11;
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Baker and Butlin (eds), Field systems, pp. 648-9, 653-5.
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Our understanding of East Anglian fields in general, and those of Suffolk in particular, has improved greatly since Barbara Dodwell's pioneering study of over forty years ago: B. Dodwell, Holdings and inheritance in medieval East Anglia, EcHR 20 1967, pp. 53-66;
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Our understanding of East Anglian fields in general, and those of Suffolk in particular, has improved greatly since Barbara Dodwell's pioneering study of over forty years ago: B. Dodwell, 'Holdings and inheritance in medieval East Anglia', EcHR 20 (1967), pp. 53-66;
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B. M. S. Campbell, 'Population change and the genesis of commonfields on a Norfolk manor' EcHR, 33 (1980), pp. 174-92;
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B. M. S. Campbell, "The regional uniqueness of English field systems Some evidence from eastern Norfolk', AgHR 29 (1981), pp. 1-18;
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E. Martin and M. Satchell, 'Wheare most inclosures be'. East Anglian fields: history, morphology and management (East Anglian Archaeology, 124, 2008).
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E. Martin and M. Satchell, 'Wheare most inclosures be'. East Anglian fields: history, morphology and management (East Anglian Archaeology, 124, 2008).
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Baker and Butlin (eds), Field systems, pp. 627-8.
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Field systems
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The link between open fields and these field names is rehearsed in, for example, D. C. Douglas, The social structure of medieval East Anglia (1927), pp. 18-9;
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The link between open fields and these field names is rehearsed in, for example, D. C. Douglas, The social structure of medieval East Anglia (1927), pp. 18-9;
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Baker and Butlin (eds), Field systems, p. 623;
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A. H. Denney ed, Suffolk Records Soc
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A. H. Denney (ed.), The estates of Sibton abbey (Suffolk Records Soc, 2, 1960), p. 14;
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The estates of Sibton abbey
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Approaches to the adoption of the Midland system
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H. S. A. Fox, 'Approaches to the adoption of the Midland system', in Rowley (ed.), Origins, pp. 65, 89-90.
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Fox, H.S.A.1
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Hence at Ixworth Thorpe the description of 'one pecia of land in the quarentena called Passewong', and the existence of a 'campus' called Stonhaugh in Laxfield, indicate the presence of open fields: S. D. Church (ed.), The Pakenham cartulary for the manor of Ixworth Thorpe, Suffolk, c.1250 to c.1320 (Suffolk Charter Ser. 17, 2001), pp. 48, 97;
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Hence at Ixworth Thorpe the description of 'one pecia of land in the quarentena called Passewong', and the existence of a 'campus' called Stonhaugh in Laxfield, indicate the presence of open fields: S. D. Church (ed.), The Pakenham cartulary for the manor of Ixworth Thorpe, Suffolk, c.1250 to c.1320 (Suffolk Charter Ser. 17, 2001), pp. 48, 97;
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Cambridge University Library hereafter CUL, Such references do not, however, indicate how those open fields worked
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Cambridge University Library (hereafter CUL), Vanneck Ms, box 7, court held October 1436. Such references do not, however, indicate how those open fields worked.
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box 7, court held October 1436
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Vanneck, M.1
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Campbell and Bartley, England on the eve of the Black Death, maps 5.2 and 5.3.
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Campbell and Bartley, England on the eve of the Black Death, maps 5.2 and 5.3.
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N. R. Amor, 'Late medieval enclosure: a study of Thorney, near Stowmarket, Suffolk', Proc. Suffolk Institute of Archaeology and History 41 (2006), p. 178.
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N. R. Amor, 'Late medieval enclosure: a study of Thorney, near Stowmarket, Suffolk', Proc. Suffolk Institute of Archaeology and History 41 (2006), p. 178.
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Extent of Hadleigh manor, 1305,
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J. Hervey ed
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J. Hervey (ed.), 'Extent of Hadleigh manor, 1305,' Proc. Suffolk Institute of Archaeology and History 11 (1903), p. 158;
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(1903)
Proc. Suffolk Institute of Archaeology and History
, vol.11
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Suffolk Record Office, Ipswich Branch (hereafter SROI), S1/10/9.1 (Holbrook). For other evidence of subdivided closes, see M. R. Postgate, The field systems of East Anglia' in Baker and Butlin (eds), Field systems, p. 287;
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Suffolk Record Office, Ipswich Branch (hereafter SROI), S1/10/9.1 (Holbrook). For other evidence of subdivided closes, see M. R. Postgate, "The field systems of East Anglia' in Baker and Butlin (eds), Field systems, p. 287;
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Medieval farm management and technological mentalities: Hinderclay before the Black Death
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D. Stone, 'Medieval farm management and technological mentalities: Hinderclay before the Black Death', EcHR 54 (2001), p. 619;
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(2001)
EcHR
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, pp. 619
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Stone, D.1
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The parish of Walshamle-Willows: Two Elizabethan surveys and their medieval background
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D. P. Dymond, 'The parish of Walshamle-Willows: two Elizabethan surveys and their medieval background', Proc. of the Suffolk Institute of Archaeology and History 33 (1974), p. 206.
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Campbell, 'Commonfield origins', pp. 113-15.
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The following summary draws on Bailey, Marginal economy pp. 57-63;
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The following summary draws on Bailey, Marginal economy pp. 57-63;
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Bailey, 'Sand into gold'; Bailey, Medieval Suffolk, pp. 102-114;
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Martin and Satchell, East Anglian fields, pp. 22-3, 95-102, 117-23. Campbell, whose lead I have followed, adopts a different system for categorizing fields from Martin and Satchell.
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Martin and Satchell, East Anglian fields, pp. 22-3, 95-102, 117-23. Campbell, whose lead I have followed, adopts a different system for categorizing fields from Martin and Satchell.
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Martin and Satchell focus primarily upon the form of fields, and draw heavily upon post-medieval evidence. Campbell's scheme is based primarily upon the function of fields, and I have draw upon exclusively medieval documents, including manor court and account rolls. These differences in approach, perspective and source material explain most of the differences between Maps 1 and 2, and Martin and Satchell, East Anglian fields, fig. 35. However, our views on the physical structure and layout of fields in medieval Suffolk are broadly similar. The only area of disagreement is the precise extent of enclosures in south Suffolk before 1500.
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Martin and Satchell focus primarily upon the form of fields, and draw heavily upon post-medieval evidence. Campbell's scheme is based primarily upon the function of fields, and I have draw upon exclusively medieval documents, including manor court and account rolls. These differences in approach, perspective and source material explain most of the differences between Maps 1 and 2, and Martin and Satchell, East Anglian fields, fig. 35. However, our views on the physical structure and layout of fields in medieval Suffolk are broadly similar. The only area of disagreement is the precise extent of enclosures in south Suffolk before 1500.
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Campbell and Bartley, England on the eve of the Black Death, map 12.2; Bailey, Medieval Suffolk, p. 111.
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Suffolk Record Office, Bury St Edmunds branch (hereafter SROB), E18/451/6, and see also E18/451/3, court held 6 Sept. 1404 (Mildenhall); SROB, E3/11/1.4 m. 2 (Lidgate); SROB, E3/15.12/1.13, courts held Nov. 1390 and Oct. 1409 (Lackford); SROB, E7/24/5.1 (Herringswell).
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Suffolk Record Office, Bury St Edmunds branch (hereafter SROB), E18/451/6, and see also E18/451/3, court held 6 Sept. 1404 (Mildenhall); SROB, E3/11/1.4 m. 2 (Lidgate); SROB, E3/15.12/1.13, courts held Nov. 1390 and Oct. 1409 (Lackford); SROB, E7/24/5.1 (Herringswell).
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CUL, EDR G3/27, fo. 189; University of Chicago, Joseph Regenstein Library, Bacon Mss. 645 to 657; TNA, SC6/1304/31 to 35.
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Bailey, 'Sand into gold', pp. 46-7; Bailey, Marginal economy, pp. 46-8.
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The formal and rigorous organization of communal herds in the fifteenth century is evident at, for example, Icklingham, West Stow and Lackford, SROB, E3/15.12/1.14.
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The formal and rigorous organization of communal herds in the fifteenth century is evident at, for example, Icklingham, West Stow and Lackford, SROB, E3/15.12/1.14.
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id. 'Sand into gold', pp. 48-50. The mature foldcourse system is documented in K. J. Allison, 'Sheep-corn husbandry of Norfolk', AgHR 5 (1957), pp. 12-31
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id. 'Sand into gold', pp. 48-50. The mature foldcourse system is documented in K. J. Allison, 'Sheep-corn husbandry of Norfolk', AgHR 5 (1957), pp. 12-31
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The field systems of Breckland
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M. R. Postgate, "The field systems of Breckland', AgHR 10 (1962), pp. 80-101.
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AgHR
, vol.10
, pp. 80-101
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Postgate, M.R.1
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Oosthuizen's map of the putative extent of open fields in England does not include the Sandlings, 'Anglo-Saxon Kingdom of Mercia', p. 155, but this is incorrect for the fourteenth century. All the hallmarks of irregular open fields, albeit littered with small enclosures, are evident in, for example, SROI, S1/10/9.1 (Holbrook); HD1538/207/3 and 4 (Dunningworth); HD32/293/395 (Iken); HD1538/357/1 (Staverton); HA119/50/3/17 (Walton).
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Oosthuizen's map of the putative extent of open fields in England does not include the Sandlings, 'Anglo-Saxon Kingdom of Mercia', p. 155, but this is incorrect for the fourteenth century. All the hallmarks of irregular open fields, albeit littered with small enclosures, are evident in, for example, SROI, S1/10/9.1 (Holbrook); HD1538/207/3 and 4 (Dunningworth); HD32/293/395 (Iken); HD1538/357/1 (Staverton); HA119/50/3/17 (Walton).
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M. Bailey (ed.), The bailiffs' minute book of Dunwich, 1404-1430 (Suffolk Records Soc, 34, 1992), pp. 123-4.
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M. Bailey (ed.), The bailiffs' minute book of Dunwich, 1404-1430 (Suffolk Records Soc, 34, 1992), pp. 123-4.
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Campbell and Bartley, England on the eve of the Black Death, map 12.3;
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SROI, HA10/50/18/5.1(1).
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CUL, Vanneck Ms, box 1. Martin and Satchell, East Anglian fields, pp. 197-8, 225-6, assume that consolidated tenements and block demesnes were enclosed and several. Many undoubtedly were, but some might be subject to communal grazing rights, and others were open along their bounds.
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CUL, Vanneck Ms, box 1. Martin and Satchell, East Anglian fields, pp. 197-8, 225-6, assume that consolidated tenements and block demesnes were enclosed and several. Many undoubtedly were, but some might be subject to communal grazing rights, and others were open along their bounds.
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The importance of consolidation prior to enclosure was, in fact, noted by Fitzherbert in the sixteenth century, see
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The importance of consolidation prior to enclosure was, in fact, noted by Fitzherbert in the sixteenth century, see Postgate, 'East Anglia', p. 288;
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East Anglia
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Postgate1
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With the evidence in Victoria County History of Suffolk, I, p. 656.
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SROB, HA504/1/15.5, court held July 1474.
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SROB, HA504/1/15.5, court held July 1474.
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A fifteenth-century enclosure: The Little Highfield in Monk's Eleigh of 1450'
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Monks Eleigh
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J. B. Weller, 'A fifteenth-century enclosure: the Little Highfield in Monk's Eleigh of 1450', Suffolk Review 40 (2003), pp. 30-2 (Monks Eleigh).
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Suffolk Review
, vol.40
, pp. 30-32
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Weller, J.B.1
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The Walsham calculations are based on fieldname evidence contained in fourteenth-and fifteenth-century extents, and on the survey of 1577, SROB, HA504/3/5b, HA504/5/1, Dymond, Walsham-le-Willows, pp. 204-7
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The Walsham calculations are based on fieldname evidence contained in fourteenth-and fifteenth-century extents, and on the survey of 1577, SROB, HA504/3/5b, HA504/5/1, Dymond, 'Walsham-le-Willows', pp. 204-7.
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For other examples at Ixworth and Rickinghall, see N. Amor, 'Riding out recession: Ixworth and Woolpit in the late Middle Ages', Proc. Suffolk Institute of Archaeology and History 41 (2002), p. 132;
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For other examples at Ixworth and Rickinghall, see N. Amor, 'Riding out recession: Ixworth and Woolpit in the late Middle Ages', Proc. Suffolk Institute of Archaeology and History 41 (2002), p. 132;
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SROB, 553/1, court held Sept. 1431 (Norton); E18/151/3, court held 16 July 1501 (Great Barton); and HA504/1/14.1 (Walsham).
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See also E3/15.9/1.8 (Fornham), where in 1494 David Humfrey created 'a several enclosure [on land] which used to be common to all the tenants of Fornham St Martin'.
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96
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Using SROB, 553/1 to 553/5 (Norton);
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98
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Amor, 'Thorney', pp. 179-81;
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Amor, 'Thorney', pp. 179-81;
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100
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Thorney
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SROB
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102
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Amor, "Ihorney', p. 182;
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Ihorney
, pp. 182
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Amor1
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104
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personal communication drawing upon SROI, Adair Mss
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John Ridgard, personal communication drawing upon SROI, Adair Mss.
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SROB, HA504/1/11.1 (court held May 1414), HA504/1/12.11 (1432), HA504/1/14.3, and for other examples see HA504/1/15.5, HA504/1/15.6.
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SROB, HA504/1/11.1 (court held May 1414), HA504/1/12.11 (1432), HA504/1/14.3, and for other examples see HA504/1/15.5, HA504/1/15.6.
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SROB, E7/10/1.4 (Drinkstone); Postgate, 'East Anglia', p. 289;
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West and McLaughlin, Towards a landscape history, p. 14.
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R. Lock (ed.), The court rolls of Walsham-le-Willows, 1, 1303-1350 (Suffolk Records Soc., 41, 1998);
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The court rolls of Walsham-le-Willows
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The field book of Walsham-le-Willows, 1577
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, pp. 38-39
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Early piecemeal enclosures of open fields are summarised in Yelling, Common field and enclosure, pp. 20-6.
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Early piecemeal enclosures of open fields are summarised in Yelling, Common field and enclosure, pp. 20-6.
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These local examples are drawn from Postgate, 'East Anglia', pp. 288-90;
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These local examples are drawn from Postgate, 'East Anglia', pp. 288-90;
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H. W. Saunders, 'Bailiff's roll of the manor of Lawshall', Proc. Suffolk Institute of Archaeology and History, 14 (1910), pp. 123, 125.
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H. W. Saunders, 'Bailiff's roll of the manor of Lawshall', Proc. Suffolk Institute of Archaeology and History, 14 (1910), pp. 123, 125.
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Denney (ed.), Sibton abbey, p. 59.
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Sibton abbey
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P. Warner, Greens, commons and clayland colonisation. The origins and development of greenside settlement in east Suffolk (University of Leicester Department of English Local History, Occasional Papers, Fourth Ser., 2, 1987), fig. 5; Denney (ed.), Sibton abbey, p. 62.
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Warner, Greens, commons and clayland, p. 6, and ch. 2.
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CUL, Vanneck Ms, box 3; Suffolk Record Office, Lowestoft, HA 12-C2-6 to 12; Martin and Satchell, East Anglian fields, pp. 49, 95-103.
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P. Northeast (ed.), The wills of the archdeaconry of Sudbury, 1439-1474 (Suffolk Records Soc., 44, 2001), pp. 315-6, 411, 343, 418, 194, 469; CUL, Vanneck Ms, box 3 and box 5 (Cratfield and Huntingfield).
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P. Northeast (ed.), The wills of the archdeaconry of Sudbury, 1439-1474 (Suffolk Records Soc., 44, 2001), pp. 315-6, 411, 343, 418, 194, 469; CUL, Vanneck Ms, box 3 and box 5 (Cratfield and Huntingfield).
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Vanneck Ms, box 3, court held May 1417 (Cratfield), box 5 (Huntingfield), and box
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CUL, 49; CUL, Vanneck Ms, box 3, court held May 1469 Cratfield
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CUL, Vanneck Ms, box 5, court held Feb. 1379 (Huntingfield); Warner, Greens, commons and clayland, pp. 35-8, 49; CUL, Vanneck Ms, box 3, court held May 1469 (Cratfield);
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Greens, commons and clayland
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CUL, Vanneck Ms, box 3, courts held May 1402, May 1405, May 1406, and May 1439 (Cratfield), and box 7, court held Apr. 1482 (Laxfield).
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Vanneck Ms, box 3, courts held May 1402, May 1405, May 1406, and May 1439 (Cratfield), and box 7, court held
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West and McLaughlin, Towards a landscape history, p. 109;
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CUL, Vanneck Ms, box 3, courts held May 1413, Oct. 1425 and May 1441 (Cratfield) and box 5, court held June 1379 (Huntingfield). D. Dymond and R. Virgoe, The reduced population and wealth of early fifteenth-century Suffolk', Proc. of the Suffolk Institute of Archaeology and History 36 (1986), pp. 75-7.
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CUL, Vanneck Ms, box 3, courts held May 1413, Oct. 1425 and May 1441 (Cratfield) and box 5, court held June 1379 (Huntingfield). D. Dymond and R. Virgoe, "The reduced population and wealth of early fifteenth-century Suffolk', Proc. of the Suffolk Institute of Archaeology and History 36 (1986), pp. 75-7.
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C. J. Dahlman, The open field system and beyond. A property rights analysis of an economic institution (1980), pp. 105-6 and ch. five. There is little sense in which variations in the relative extent of depopulation across the county correlated with changes to field systems.
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, pp. 105-106
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J. Langdon and J. Masschaele, 'Commercial activity and population growth in medieval England', Past and Present, 190 (2006), p. 63;
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Campbell, 'Commonfield origins', pp. 122-5.
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T. Tusser, Five hundred points of good husbandry (1984), p. 134-5; Postgate, 'East Anglia', p. 287;
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T. Tusser, Five hundred points of good husbandry (1984), p. 134-5; Postgate, 'East Anglia', p. 287;
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Darby ed
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A. R. H. Baker, 'Changes in the later middle ages', in Darby (ed.), New historical geography, p. 212.
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T. Williamson, 'Historic Landscape Classifications: some queries', Landscapes 8 (2007), pp. 66-8.
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, pp. 66-68
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