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Exhall - a small parish of 833 acres including Little Britain and part of Ardens Grafton;
(not to be confused with Exhall near Coventry); Warwick deanery, Worcester diocese;
Stratford Division of Barlichway Hundred, Warwickshire; Alcester Union. Alcester (post)
2, Bidford 2, Stratford 6, Evesham 9. Part of the manor of Oversley, held by the
Throckmorton family. Enclosure 1767 with Wixford and Broom.
Great Alne - a parish of 1697 acres on the river Alne; Warwick deanery, Worcester
diocese. Alcester Division of Barlichway Hundred, Warwickshire; Alcester Union.
Alcester (post) 2, Henley 5, Stratford 6. The soil is sand and marl, subsoil sand and clay.
Manor was held by the Greene, Bloxham, Lyttelton and Holyoake families. Perhaps
included in lost enclosure award of Kinwarton1803.
Haselor
- a parish of 2250 acres including Upton and Walcote; Warwick deanery,
Worcester diocese; Stratford Division of Barlichway Hundred, Warwickshire; Alcester
Union. Alcester (post) 2, Stratford 6, Henley 6. The soil is rich marl with sandy subsoil.
The manor of Haselor was held by the Grevilles, Earls of Warwick, until 1804, when it
was sold to William Froggatt. By 1850 it was held by the Throckmortons, who were also
associated with the manor of Upton. Walcot, sometimes treated as a separate manor, was
in the possession of the Salt family of Cheshire in the early nineteenth century. Enclosure
award 1767.
Inkberrow - a very large parish of 6847 acres including Bouts, Cladswell, Cookhill,
Stockwood, Holberrow Green, Edgioake and part of the Ridgeway; Pershore deanery;
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