It must be understood by all those who read these charters that this ...

THE SAXON LAND CHARTERS OF WILTSHIRE. I ~J\
from the village crosses a stream at the extreme W. angle
of the parish.
12. Andlang Broces oth Mythford: 'Along the Brook
to the Ford at the Meeting of the Streams.'
The brook at Woodford runs NNE. along the by. to
meet at a point 3 fur. up the by. another brook which comes
from the SE. from the village. Here was the Mythford.
It is also mentioned in the Tisbury charter, K.641.
13. Of, etc. on Waermundes Treow : ' From the Ford
to Waermund's Tree.'
This tree is also mentioned in the Tisbury charter,
K.641. Comparison of the two charters places it about at
the W. point of Swallowcliffe Wood (OMi) on the N. by.
14. Of, etc. and lang Weges oth Wilburge Mere: ' From
the Tree along the Way to Wilburg's Pond.'
This way is called the green way in the Tisbury
charter. It is the way which runs all along the N. edge of
Swallowcliffe Wood (OMi). The pond is also mentioned
in the Tisbury charter. It must have been on the N. by.
near the E. end of that wood.
A note is appended to the survey: And twegen aecras
mealcing maede : ' And two strips of dairy mead ' ; but
nothing is said as to where this mead lay.
But a far more noticeable omission are the landmarks
on the E. part of the N. and on the whole of the E. by.
Either the MS. has been mutilated, or the copyist has been
extraordinarily careless.
Charter of the lands of Wylye, which lie south of the
river Wylye ; 7 m. WNW. of Wilton.
B-757; K.379.
RD. A.D. 940.
Granted by King Eadmund to the thegn Ordwald.
Hides. 10.
Name : Wilig.
Ident. K. Wiley, Wilts. ; B. Wiley, Wilts.
The survey is of the AS. age, and may be a record of a
survey contemporary with the grant.
Survey.
1. Aerest of Wilig Stathe up and lang Maerfyrh on