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Litcham

Award: 1760. Map: Litcham Commons, nd, 1 inch: 6 chains, 53 by 55. Award: 1770. Surveyor: Christopher Bell of Snettisham. Award: 1854. Map: Litcham Commons, 1854, 1 inch: 3 chains, 72 by 100. Surveyor: William Beck of Mileham.

Snettisham

Copy, of award, 1766, made under An Act for dividing and inclosing the whole Year Lands, and Pasture Grounds, Common Fields, Half Year Inclosures, Shack Meadows and Commons, in the Parish of Snettisham, 1762 (copy undated, but c. 1800). Map not present.

Award: 1801. Map: West Common, East Common and Turf Fen, 1801, 1 inch: 7 chains, 68 by 84. Surveyor: Robert Chasteney of Trowse.

Award: 1854. Map: Snettisham Warren, 1855 (certified 1857), 1 inch: 3 chains, 44 by 59. Surveyor: Charles Muriel Bidwell. Typescript extracts from award, 1857, affixed inside front cover.

Weeting

Award: 1775. Map: 1775, 1 inch: 7 chains, 66 by 76. Surveyor: James Ellis of Whetstone, Co. Middlesex.

Bundle of plans re Felthorpe

A Inclosure map taken by Baily Bird, surveyor, 1779, scale of chains 8 - 1 in. 23 in. by 27 in. Names of occupiers.
B Property of John Wright, esq., planted 1810, Francis Dix, surveyor, scale of chains 10 - 3.3 in. 20 in. by 17 in.
C Property of John Wright, esq., scale of chains 40 - 5.3 in. Names of adjacent owners; fields numbered; reference table; buildings include church. 16 in. by 20 in.

Grimston: enclosure map

No scale or surveyor is given. Revd H.B.B. Folland's survey of the Grimston parish records (DN/BBD 48) states that the map's unusual size (43 inches 174 ΒΌ inches) suggests that it is possibly the surveyor's original drawing.

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