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

THE SAXON LAND CHARTERS OF WILTSHIRE. I ~J\
must have run E. and W. Its position is therefore clearly
marked as having been at the point where the by. leaves
the Smal Broc, f m. NNE. of the church at Hinton, and
runs E. for about 80 yds.
7. Of, etc. on Glottos Wylle : ' From the Stony Lynch
to Glottos 1 Spring.'
The spring was probably at or near what is now a small
pond at a bend in the by. f m. E. of Hinton church.
8. Of Glottes Wylle on Wylles Heafod : ' From
" Glottes " Spring to Springhead.'
This is marked in OM6 to the SE. of the village.
9. On (for of) Wylles beafodde on Wulfheres Cumbe :
"' From Springhead to Wulfhere's Combe.'
This is the combe just S. of the springhead 3 fur. N.
of the summit of Charlbury Hill (OM6), the hill just N.
of the Ridgeway (OMi).
10. Of, etc. of (for on) Wulfheres Clif: ' From Wulfhere's
Combe to Wulfhere's Steep Slope.'
This is just S. of the combe, where the by. ascends
more than 200 ft. in about a quarter of a mile.
11. Of, etc. on tha Furh : 'From Wulfhere's Steep
Slope to the Furrow.'
12. Of, etc. on Winfles Beorg : ' From the Furrow to
Winfel's Barrow.'
The barrow has vanished ; but it was probably near
where the by. crosses the Ridgeway ; and it is possible that
the -bury in the name Charlbury Hill (OM6) is a reminiscence
of its existence.
There now comes a long series of landmarks the general
position of which may be conjectured with certainty, but
the exact position of which cannot be determined.
13. Of than Beorge on thonne Holan Stan : ' From the
Barrow to the Hollow Stone.'
14. Of, etc. on thone Haran Stan : ' From the Hollow
Stone to the Hoar Stone.'
15. Of, etc. on tha Holan Wannan : ' From the Hoar
Stone to the Hollow (Spindle Tree ?).'
16. On thone Rugan Hlinc : ' To the Rough Lynch.'
17. Of, etc. on thone Durnen Crundel: ' From the Rough
Lynch to the Hidden Quarry.'
1 1 cannot say whether this is an unrecorded personal name, or a pre-Saxon name
of the spring.