I have before me the map of the meadow, now somewhat tattered, being drawn upon a half sheet of thin foolscap, and a little notebook recording particulars of the different plots in the meadow, and in the case of the changeable allotments, who were entitled to them each year from 1882 to about 1905, which the viewers used in partitioning the meadow. The map I reproduce. The notebook reads[4]:--

Lear Croft Changeable Allotment next the Yard but one to Sparks.[5]

The English Peasantry and the Enclosure of Common Fields — Part 22

1882. Ozzard. 1883. Brett. 1884. Ozzard. 1885. Green.

The English Peasantry and the Enclosure of Common Fields — Part 22

1883. M. Dean (Newberry). 1884. R. Davis. 1885. Dean. 1886. Davis.

The English Peasantry and the Enclosure of Common Fields — Part 22

1883. Mr. R. Davis. 1884. Mr. Dean (Newberry). 1885. Mr. Davis. 1886. Mr. Dean.

1882. Ozzard. 1883. Brett. 1884. Ozzard. 1885. Green.

1883. R. Davis. 1884. Dean (Newberry’s). 1885. Davis. 1886. Dean.

1883. Mr. Dean (Newberry). 1884. R. Davis. 1885. Dean. 1886. Davis.

1883. Mr. Kellaway. 1884. Brown. 1885. Kellaway. 1886. Brown.

1883. Brown. 1884. Kellaway. 1885. Brown. 1886. Kellaway.

1883. Mr. Dean (Dunn). 1884. Brett. 1885. Brett. 1886. Dean.

1883. Ozzard. 1884. Mrs. Dunn. 1885. Mr. Dean. 1886. Mrs. Dunn.

1883. Mr. Tilley. 1884. Ozzard. 1885. Tilley. 1886. Ozzard.

1883. Ozzard. 1884. Tilley. 1885. Ozzard. 1886. Tilley.

1883. Mrs. Dunn. 1884. Mr. Dean (Newberry’s). 1885. Mrs. Dunn. 1886. Dean.

The first part of the Three Patches in the Great Horse Shoe is the “Mill Bars Patch,” containing about 26 perches.

The second part is the narrow strip next to Mr. Channen’s--17 perches.

The third part is the lower patch adjoining Mr. Channen’s--1 rood 10 perches.

CHANGEABLE ALLOTMENTS IN THE GREAT HORSE SHOE.

1883. Ozzard. 1884. Mr. Dean (Dunn). 1885. Mr. Tilley. 1886. Mill. 1887. Tilley. 1888. Mill. 1889. Ozzard. 1890. Brett.

The Square Patch is joining the patch by the Mill Bars, may be called the fourth part of the “Great Horse Shoe,” it contains about 2 roods and 4 perches.

1883. Mr. Tilley. 1884. Mill. 1885. Ozzard. 1886. Brett. 1887. Ozzard. 1888. Green. 1889. Tilley. 1890. Mill.

The Stake Weir is one part of the “Little Horse Shoe,” about 1 rood and 9 perches changeable.

1882. Ozzard. 1883. Dean (Newberry’s). 1884. Tilley. 1885. Mill.

The “Little Horse Shoe” changeable. The narrow strip and the strip round the corner next to Stake Weir patch is one part.