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Biography
Benton, Evan O.
Man and Boy in a Norfolk Village.
About a farmer's son from the turn of the last century and his
way of life in and around Hevingham.
[Weston Longville, Roy Benton, 1981]
The complexity of manorial structure in medieval Norfolk:
a case study.
[Norfolk and Norwich Archaeological Society, Norfolk Archaeology,
vol.39, 1986]
Campbell, Bruce M.S.
Medieval Manorial Structure.
[ISBN: 0903101602, in "An historical atlas of Norfolk", edited by
Peter Wade-Martins, 1994]
Statement of claims: Hevingham (62) and Marsham (57).
Drawn up in pursuance of the Act of Inclosure, 1799.
[1799]
Great Britain: Statute
Hevingham and Marsham Inclosure Act, 1799.
An act for dividing, allotting, and enclosing, the open and
common fields, half year or shack lands, warrens or reputed
warrens, commons, heaths, commonable lands, and waste grounds,
within the parishes of Hevingham and Marsham, in the county of
Norfolk; and for extinguishing all rights of sheepwalk,
shackage, and common, in, over, and upon, all the lands and
grounds within the said parishes.
[1799]
Poorhouses, Poor Law, etc
Buxton and other parishes poor relief and employment act, 1806.
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