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THE SAXON LAND CHARTERS OF WILTSHIRE. I ~J\
A second charter of the lands of Baverstock.
This survey is taken from the Wilton cartulary in Dugdale's
Monasticon, vol. ii, p. 323 ff. I cannot find it in
Birch or Kemble. The grant seems to have been part of a
large grant of lands made by King Eadgar to the monastery
at Wilton.
Hides. 3.
Name : Babbanstoke, Bebanstoce.
Survey.
The landmarks in the survey are :
1. ' A Dyke (Die):
2. ' Huna's Way (Hunan Weg).''
3. ' Along Huna's Way.'
4. ' Spring of the Ashtrees (Aesc Wyll).'
15. ' Along the Spring (or Small Brook) of the Ashtrees.'
6. ' Out on the Nadder River (Nodre).'
7. ' Up from the Nadder River to . . . (Luing) slowflowing
Stream (Lac) as far as the Ford (Ford).'
8. ' North along the Dyke (Die):
9. ' To the Red Stone (Readan Hane).'
10. ' The Old Thorn-tree (Eald Thorn):
11. ' The west side of the Grey Dairy Farm (Har Wic):
12. ' The Hoar Appletree (Har Apuldor):
13. ' The Old Moot Spring (Eald Gemot Wyll):
14. ' Along the Dyke (Die) to Huna's Way (Hunan
Weg):
As far as I can see the survey includes the whole of the
parish except (1) the extension of it which runs out E.
from the village, and (2) that NE. part included in the
previous charter.
Hunan Weg 1 is mentioned in the Langford charter, B.934.
The survey begins probably at the NW. corner of Baverstock,
where the dyke still exists (OM6). It meets Huna's
Way about 300 yds. E. of that point, and then as stated in
3 runs S. along that road, cutting off that part of the parish
which the previous charter says is a dependency of Wylye.
This road, called Fir Drove in OM6, meets the E. by. in
the bottom of a valley at a point ^ m. N. by E. of the village.
Here must have been the Aesc Wyll of 4, a small brook the
course of which is plainly marked in OM6 about £ m.
1 For Hunan weg see Arcb. Journ. vol. lxxv, 1918, road 52, p. 105.