High Breaking Whong and Caugars are but two of the names given to areas of land in the Manorial Plan and Survey of 1738. The 1738 Manorial Plan and Survey give an excellent insight into the fields at Crowle pre-enclosure. The open field system had been the method of farming since medieval times. The large … Read more
Fromw the survey of Crowle Manor 1738 – Lincoln Archives CM 8/12 An Account of the Stints of Croul Commons The Yorkshire Common, North End Common, Marsh Common, Nuthill Common, are those which are called the Cow Commons or Stinted Commons and are stocked by the several persons that inhabit the Common Right Houses, which … Read more
From the Manorial Survey 1738 – Lincoln Archives CM 8/12 Extracted from the survey taken for the Citizens of London then owners of the Lordship, Michaelmas 1629 The bounder of the whole Lordship of Croule Beginning at Durtness Wash and down Callen Dyke to the Ellers in Star Car, From the Ellers in Star Car … Read more
Transcribed from a loose sheet at the front of the 1738 Survey of the Manor of Crowle at Lincoln Archives Catalogue reference CM/8/12 Extract of the grant of Crowle Manor to the Earl of Kingston, 14th Nov 1634 All that the Manor of Crowle in the sayd County of Lincolne with all and singular the … Read more
http://www.archive.org/stream/yorkshirearchae16socigoog#page/n9/mode/2up The Yorkshire Archaeological and Topographical Journal VOL. VII. 1882 THE STOVIN MANUSCRIPT Communicated by CHARLES JACKSON, Doncaster. GEORGE STOVIN, the writer of the manuscript of which the following notices are presented in these pages, was the eldest son of James Stovin, esq., of Tetley, in the parish of Crowle, in Yorkshire and Lincolnshire, and … Read more
http://rstl.royalsocietypublishing.org/content/44/478-484/571.full.pdf+html Phil. Trans. 1746-1747 44, 571-575 (January 1, 1753) THE Beginning of June laft, a labouring Man, of Amcotts in the Isle ofAxholme, in the County of Lincoln was digging Turf or Peat in the Moors of Amcotts and, at about six Foot from the Surface, his Spade cut the Toe of a Sandal, … Read more
Shops and services in Crowle 1966 Axe A – Grocer, Sweets Axe E – Grocer, Sweets, General Baxter – Sweets, Tabaconists, Fancy Goods Boniface – Grocer, Sweets Chafer – Hardware, Ironmongery Couch – Grocer Coultard – Florist, Vegetables Dyson – Draper Ellis – Newsagents, Sweets, Toys, Fancy Goods Fishwick – Household Goods Hague – Sweets, … Read more
This database contains more than 3000 entries from approximately 11 directories – The earliest is dated 1828. I hope to add to this over time as I get copies of more directories. The links below the directory names go to PDF scans of the pages relevant to Crowle. Year Directory Number of Entries 1828 Pigot … Read more
Windsor is a small hamlet within Crowle, just off Windsor Lane. It is the derivation for the names of Windsor Road, Windsor Crescent and Windsor Lane itself. Before the construction of the houses on Windsor Road it was quite a distinct settlement from Crowle itself. The small hamlet of Windsor is within the plot … Read more
DISS/1717/8 Crowle Nov 10 1717 We whose names are hereunder inscribed set apart a granary belonging to Mr Richard Anderson (situated in the back street at the Northern end of the Town of Crowle in the Isle of Haxey for the purposes of public worship for the use of His Majesty’s protestant dissenting subjects commonly called independents … Read more