1802 Daventry 1,600 ″ Hargrave 1,350 ″ Hannington 800 ″ Weston by Welland and Sutton Bassett, 70 yl. *2,450 1803 Great Addington 1,100 ″ Braddon 700 ″ Burton Latimer 3,000 ″ Werrington and Walton 2,450 1804 Kettering 2,300 ″ King’s Sutton 1,200 1805 Cranford St. John 897 { 17,847} 1805 Thingden or Finedon 3,000 1806 Ashley 1,200 1807 Oundle and Ashton 2,600 ″ Croughton, 54 yl. *1,890 ″ Warkton, Little Oakley and Luddingham 2,418 ″ Weekly and Geddington 2,160 1808 Blisworth 1,500 ″ Irthlingborough 3,500 ″ Orlingbury 1,300 1809 Longthorpe (with old enclosures) 1,240 ″ Rothersthorpe 1,200 ″ King’s Cliffe 1,100 ″ Maxey with Deepingate, Northborough, Glinton w. Peakirk Elton and Kelpstone 1811 St. John Peterborough 1812 Cold Higham w. Grimscote and Potcote 1,150 ″ Rothwell (with old enclosures) 3,200 1813 Calterstock cum Glapthorn 1,500 ″ Marston Trussell (with old enclosures) 1,200 1814 Quinton 504 1815 Cottingham cum Middleton 1,750 1817 Easton on the Hill 3,000 1819 Aldrington 680 ″ Paulerspury with Heathencote 2,500 1820 Eye 800 ″ Naseby *2,000 1823 Abthorpe 280 1827 Little Houghton, Brafield in the Green and Cocknoe 2,500 1829 Brackley 1,318 ″ Corby 1,035 1830 Little Addington 1,160 1834 Stanwick 1,275 1838 Higham Ferrers 1839 Ringstead 1840 Stoke Bruern and Shuttlehanger 1841 Barnack w. Pilsgate and Southorpe ″ Collyweston ────── 66,807 ══════
_Enclosed under the General Enclosure Act, 1845._
Date Date of of Parish. Area. Act. Award. 1864 1867 Lutton 754 1895 1898 Castor and Ailesworth 3,500 { 4,254} 1901 -- Sutton 450 ────── 4,704 ══════
Acres. Before 1802 237,211 1802–1845 66,807 After 1845 4,704
Area Date. Enclosure. enclosed. 1740 Gunnerton, Ingrounds 1,300 A., Out 1,000 A. 2,300 1757 West Matfen, 1,250 A. F., 50 A. P. 1,300 1776 Corbridge 5,300 1784 Elrington 757 ────── 9,657 ══════
1804 Simonburn, 40 A. F. and M., 3,000 A. P. 3,040 { 3,040} 1809 Simonburn, 300 A. F., 5,000 A. P. 5,300 1812 Ovingham 2,951 1844 Haltwhistle Common, 1,360 A., also certain lands called Rig or Dale lands 1,400 ────── 12,691 ══════
Acres. Before 1802 9,657 1802–1845 12,691
Area Date. Enclosure. enclosed. 1759 Barton and Clifton 1,500 ″ Everton, 1,300 A. P. *2,000 ″ Staunton 1760 Costock or Cortlingstoke 710 ″ Broughton Sulney 2,000 ″ Coddington 1,780 ″ Clifton ″ Hawksworth ″ Hayton 1,260 ″ Nusson, 900 A. F., 860 A. M., 2,000 A. P. 3,760 1765 Carlton upon Trent ″ Lowdham 2,500 ″ Wilford 1,100 1766 Balderton 1767 Carlton in Lindrick 2,492 ″ Farndon ″ Lenton and Radford 1,000 ″ Ruddington 2,700 1768 Burton Joyce and Bulcoate 1,600 { 24,402} ″ Epperstone 1,000 ″ Rempstone (Rampton) 1,230 1769 Blidworth, 200 A. F., 3,300 A. P. 3,500 ″ Hucknal Torkard 1,200 1770 Mattersey 2,300 ″ Normanton upon Soar 1,100 1771 North Muskham Holme and Bathley 3,000 ″ Misterton 500 ″ Stapleford and Brancote 1,100 1772 Laneham 1773 Cromwell 1774 Finningley 7,000 ″ West Redford 900 ″ Sutton St. Ann’s, 50½ yl. 1,200 1775 Flintham ″ Hickling, 2,100 A. F., 800 A. P. 2,900 ″ Normanton and Southwell { 51,332} ″ Scrooby 1,350 ″ Sutton cum Lound 4,000 1776 Beckingham 2,000 ″ Clareborough and Welham 1,180 ″ Sutton Bonnington, 32½ yl. 800 ″ Screveton, one F. 350 1777 Bleasby ″ Farnsfield ″ Halam and Edingley ″ Winthorpe 5,000 1778 Kersall 800 1779 Calverton 1780 Scarrington and Oslacton 1787 Cropwell Butler and Cropwell Bishop ″ Ratcliffe upon Trent 1,500 ″ Trowell, 72 oxgangs, 680 A. F., 252 A. P. 1,012 1789 Arnould 2,500 ″ Whatton 1,700 1790 North Collingham, 740 A. F., 674 A. M., 160 A. P. 1,574 ″ Cotgrave 2,365 ″ Clayworth 2,000 1792 Basford, 160 A. F. and M., 1,200 A. P. 1,360 ″ Lambley, 60 A. F., 600 A. P. 660 ″ Syerston 500 ″ Gedling, Stoke, Bardolph and Carlton *4,300 1793 Granby and Sutton ″ Willoughby on the Wolds 1,700 1795 Caunton 823 ″ North Leverton and Habblesthorpe 1,400 ″ South Leverton 1,600 ″ East Stoke and Elston 2,500 ″ Upton 1,384 ″ Woodborough 1,000 1796 Gateford and Shireoaks ″ Gringley on the Hill 3,000 ″ Snenton (? Shelton) 800 ″ Weston 1,230 1797 Bunny 1,000 1798 Keyworth 1,500 ″ Great Leke 3,000 1799 Harworth 1,300 ″ Tuxford 1,700 { 110,220} 1800 Normanton upon Trent 750 ″ Ordsall, 200 A. F., 210 A. M. & P. 410 ″ Wysall 1,100 ″ Newark upon Trent 400 ─────── 112,880 ═══════