Skip to content

Upton Village

South Oxfordshire

  • Home
  • News
    • ‘Upton News’
    • Village News
    • Welcome to Upton
    • Local News
    • St Mary’s News
    • Obituaries
    • Didcot News
    • Oxfordshire News
    • Theatre Club News
    • Village Hall News
    • Wine Club News
    • Youth News
  • Events
  • Parish Council
    • Annual Reports
    • Council Decision Making
    • Council Finance
    • Council Lists and Registers
    • Members and Employees
    • Policies and Procedures
    • Priorities and Plans
  • Amenities
    • Postal Services and Local Post Offices
    • St Mary’s
    • The George at Upton
    • Village Hall
  • Organizations
    • Afternoon Drop In
    • Film Club
    • Friends of St Mary’s
    • HUGS
    • Karate Club
    • Oil and Gas Syndicates
    • Tea Birds WI
    • Wine Appreciation Club
    • Inactive Organisations
      • 50s Club
      • The Upton Coven
      • Theatre Club
      • Village Volunteers
  • Information
    • District and County Council Information
    • Upton Recreation Ground Rules
    • Travel
  • History
  • Photos

Inclosure Award 1759

September 6, 2006

EXTRACT from INCLOSURE AWARD 1759

…AND WE DO HEREBY FURTHER SET OUT, allot, assign, appoint, determine and award unto and for the said Simon Eldridge all that other lot, plot, piece or parcel of land or ground lying in the Upper Mead and by the said Act intended to be divided and inclosed as aforesaid containing five acres, three roods and twenty two perches of Statute Measure (exclusive of all roads and ways) as the same is now admeasured, staked and set out which said last mentioned lot, plot, piece or parcel of land or ground is Bounded on the north by an allotment of Joseph Pomfrey on the south by an old inclosure called Saffron Close and the remaining part by an Orchard late Smallbone, on the east by the Lane leading through the Mead, on the west part by the allotment of Mr Tompkins and as to the fences and mounds to be made for dividing, separating and inclosing of the said last mentioned allotment of the said Simon Eldridge we do hereby award, order, direct and appoint that the hedges, ditches, fences, and mounds on the north side by the allotment of Joseph Pomfrey and on the east side by the lane leading through the Mead shall be made, maintained, supported, preserved, repaired and kept in repair now and at all times for ever hereafter by and at the expense of the said Simon Eldridge or of such person or persons who shall at any time or times hereafter be owner or owners, proprietor or proprietors of the said last mentioned lot, plot, piece or parcel of land and ground…

(Note: punctuation has been added and a few words given their later spellings.)

Filed Under: History

Subscribe to the monthly Upton News by providing your email address here or emailing news@uptonvillage.co.uk

You can read

Oxfordshire County Council news

or

Sign up to County Council residents’ newsletter

Home Library Service

Upton seen in 1930

Panorama of Upton looking north

This photograph of Upton was taken from a point south of the George and Dragon

Read more >

St Mary’s, circa 1900

St Mary's, circa 1900

St Mary's, circa 1900

St Mary’s interior, circa 1900

St Mary's interior, circa 1900

St Mary's interior, circa 1900

© Copyright 2022 Upton Village