A
Abbotsbury
Affpuddle
Allington
Arne
Askerswell
Landowners
Occupiers
Name & description of lands & premises
State of Cultivation
Quantities in Statute Measure
Remarks
A
R
P
1 James Alexander ROSS Robert HARRIS Garden Garden - - 14 -
2 James Alexander ROSS Robert HARRIS Lower Shells Pasture 4 3 21 -
3 James Alexander ROSS Robert HARRIS Higher Shells Pasture 4 2 35 -
4 James Alexander ROSS Robert HARRIS Ridgway Arable 8 1 16 -
5 James Alexander ROSS Robert HARRIS Warrens Arable 12 1 30 -
6 James Alexander ROSS Robert HARRIS Hill Field & Plantation Arable & Plantation 16 2 30 -
7 James Alexander ROSS Robert HARRIS Catherstone Coppice & Plantation Copse 10 2 25 -
8 James Alexander ROSS Robert HARRIS Great Mead Arable 15 - 7 -
9 James Alexander ROSS Robert HARRIS Sawpit Field Pasture 10 1 39 -
10 James Alexander ROSS Robert HARRIS House, Homestead, Mow & Barton Orchard 1 3 32 -
11 James Alexander ROSS Robert HARRIS Plantation Plantation - 2 34 -
12 James Alexander ROSS Robert HARRIS Mow Barton - - 1 10 -
13 - - Chapel - - - 3 -
14 James Alexander ROSS Robert HARRIS Chapel Field Pasture 5 - 3 -
15 James Alexander ROSS Robert HARRIS Orchard Orchard 1 1 32 -
16 James Alexander ROSS Robert HARRIS Pit Close Meadow 6 1 28 -
17 James Alexander ROSS Robert HARRIS Lowerhayes & Cottage - - - 32 -
18 James Alexander ROSS Robert HARRIS Garden Garden - 1 13 -
19 James Alexander ROSS Robert HARRIS Garden Garden - 1 5 -
20 James Alexander ROSS Robert HARRIS Little Catherston Plot Pasture 2 3 15 -
21 James Alexander ROSS Robert HARRIS Skinners Close Pasture 3 1 32 -
22 James Alexander ROSS Robert HARRIS Long Strap Meadow 3 1 26 -
23 James Alexander ROSS Robert HARRIS Little Catherston Four Acres Pasture 4 2 4 -
24 James Alexander ROSS Robert HARRIS Garden Garden - 1 10 -
25 James Alexander ROSS Robert HARRIS Eight Acres Arable 8 1 36 -
26 James Alexander ROSS Robert HARRIS Paradise Garden Garden - 2 3 -
27 James Alexander ROSS Robert HARRIS Long Claylands Meadow 9 1 29 -
28 The Reverend Andrew TUCKER (Glebe) Robert HARRIS Little Sanctuary Meadow 2 2 9 -
29 James Alexander ROSS Robert HARRIS Brick Plot Pasture 2 2 3 -
30 James Alexander ROSS Robert HARRIS Great Orchard Orchard 5 2 38 -
31 James Alexander ROSS Robert HARRIS Day Mead Pasture 5 - 5 -
32 James Alexander ROSS Robert HARRIS Little Copse Coppice 1 - 18 -
33 James Alexander ROSS Robert HARRIS Copse Close Arable 7 - 23 -
34 James Alexander ROSS Robert HARRIS Pimplands Arable 10 3 4 -
35 James Alexander ROSS Robert HARRIS Higher Barley Arish Arable 6 2 11 -
36 James Alexander ROSS Robert HARRIS Little Claylands Arable 8 3 23 -
37 The Reverend Andrew TUCKER (Glebe) Robert HARRIS Great Sanctuary Arable 5 3 37 -
38 James Alexander ROSS Robert HARRIS Lower Barley Arish Meadow 7 3 12 -
39 James Alexander ROSS Robert HARRIS Little Mead Arable 12 - 34 -
40 James Alexander ROSS Robert HARRIS Oxenleers Arable 14 3 - -
41 James Alexander ROSS Robert HARRIS Long Breach Meadow 5 1 32 -
42 James Alexander ROSS Robert HARRIS Turnpike Gate Field Arable 10 - 14 -
43 Turnpike Commissioners - Turnpike Gate House & Garden - - - 13 -
44 James Alexander ROSS Robert HARRIS Plantation Plantation - - 6 -
45 John CARTER Henry CHARD Joseph MARSHALSEY & William CHEED Three Cottages, Smiths Shop & Garden - - 1 8 -
46 The Reverend NAYLOR William GENGE Holkham Pain Meadow 5 - 34 -
- - - ROADS & RIVERS - 2 3 28 -
TITHE APPORTIONMENT TRANSCRIPT
CATHERSTONE LEWESTON
Notes:
This is a transcript of the entries in an original tithe apportionment.
In the original the entries are arranged alphabetically by the surname
of the landowner. In this transcript the entries have been rearranged
into numerical order though the layout follows the headings in the original
document. All the information in the original has been transcribed, retaining
all spellings as in the original. Surnames have been typed in block capitals
to make it easier to search for this information and the order of the
names is Christian name followed by surname where as in the original
the surname is generally recorded first.
The original apportionments are often awkward to use and it is hoped
that this transcript will be used in place of the original. This work
has been done by a volunteer and the Record Office would like to thank
all those who gave so freely of their own time to assist us with transcription
of the archives held here.
Transcribed by: Mrs. Mary Brinson
Dorset Archives Service
