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List of maps and plans

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Victoria County History

Publication

A History of the County of Wiltshire: Volume 15: Amesbury hundred, Branch and Dole hundred

Author

D. A. Crowley (editor), A. P. Baggs, Jane Freeman and Janet H. Stevenson

Year published

1995

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List of classes of public records used
Note on abbreviations

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11

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'List of maps and plans', A History of the County of Wiltshire: Volume 15: Amesbury hundred, Branch and Dole hundred (1995), pp. XI. URL: http://british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=115416 Date accessed: 23 May 2013. Add to my bookshelf

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LIST OF MAPS

LIST OF MAPS

The maps listed below were drawn by K. J. Wass from drafts prepared by D. A. Crowley, Jane Freeman, and Janet H. Stevenson. The parish and other boundaries are taken from in closure award and tithe award maps and from Ordnance Survey maps of the later 19th century.

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Wiltshire Victoria County History: key to volumes publishedxii
Amesbury Hundred c. 18402
Allington 1840, based on the tithe award map7
Amesbury c. 1815, based on maps in sale catalogues in the Wiltshire Record Office (283/202:490/1116)14
Amesbury, the town in 1726, based on a manuscript map in the Wiltshire Record Office (944/1)20
Amesbury streets c. 1987, based on Ordnance Survey Map 1/25,000, SU 04/14, (1987 edition), (c) Crown copyright reserved24
Amesbury fields and downs c. 1726, based on a manuscript map and maps in sale catalogues, all in the Wiltshire Record Office (283/202; 490/1116; 944/1)41
Boscombe 1839, based on the tithe award map and, for the 1866 boundary, on the inclosure award map in the Wiltshire Record Office (EA 185)54
Bulford c. 1817, based on the first edition of the Ordnance Survey, the tithe award map, and, for road names, later editions of the Ordnance Survey62
Cholderton 1841, based on the tithe award map71
Durnford in the earlier 19th century, based on the tithe award map78
Durrington 1839, based on the tithe award map94
Figheldean parish 1839, based on the tithe award map104
Figheldean and Ablington 1839, based on the tithe award map107
Ludgershall 1841, based on the tithe award map120
Ludgershall street plan 1990, based on Ordnance Survey maps of the later 20th century, (c) Crown copyright reserved123
Milston 1841, based on the tithe award map 136
Newton Tony 1839, based on the tithe award map145
North Tidworth c. 1840, based on the tithe award map154
Branch and Dole Hundred c. 1840164
Berwick St. James 1841, based on the tithe award map 168
Steeple Langford and Little Langford c. 1840, based on the tithe award maps185
Maddington 1841, based on the tithe award map202
South Newton c. 1800, based on manuscript maps in the Wiltshire Record Office (2057/P 1/7; 2057/P 1/11; 2057/P 1/19)214
Orcheston St. Mary 1841, based on the tithe award map228
Sherrington 1839, based on the tithe award map236
Shrewton 1841, based on the tithe award map243
Stapleford 1840, based on the tithe award map254
Tilshead 1814, based on the inclosure award map in the Wiltshire Record Office (EA/127)264
Winterbourne Stoke 1839, based on the tithe award map274
Great Wishford 1839, based on the tithe award map286
Wylye 1841, based on the tithe award map296