Page images from Volume One of Thomas Hearne’s 1745 edition of the Itinerary of John Leland the Antiquary. There are nine volumes in all. I have scanned all of the pages in volume one that are part of the Itinerary, but not the preface, introductions and other items. The final page has errata.
If you like, you can help this project by emailing me (liam at holoweb dot net) all of the names you see (they are mostly in italics) on any given page, and I will add them so that people can find them more easily. Ideally I’d like to add the modern spellings too. As always, use a subject line like “itinerary 037 socks: green” of “itinerary 037 barefoot” so that you get past my spam filters. I get well over a thousand messages a day.
Title: The Itinerary of John Leland the Antiquary
Published by: Oxford University Press
City: Oxford
Date: 1745
Total items: 123
Out of copyright (called public domain in the USA), hence royalty-free for all purposes usage credit requested, or as marked.
Leland’s Itinerary, Volume 1 Page 37
Dancaster [Doncaster]
Tikhille
The Market Town of Tikhil
Estdelde [steward] of Tikhil and Heatfeld [died] 1386
Tikhille castle
Rosington Bridge
the Fitz-Williams
the Grauntfather and Father to my Lorde Privy Seale
Purefoy alias Clearfoy/Clarefoy
Clarelles
Clarelles Haulle
Toorne wood
the Honor of Tikhil
Cunesborow
Cunesborow castle
Cunisborow
Dancaster
Heathfeld
Heatfeld
Axholme warde
Thurne Village
[more...]
Leland’s Itinerary, Volume 1 Page 24
the Lady margaret, Mother to Henry the vjj.
the Lord Cromwel
Coly Weston
Grimesthorpe
Vauldey Abbay
Grimesthorp
Stanford
Wasch [river]
Ruthelandshire
Haly Welle
Castle Bytham
Holy Well
Essendyne
Gretford
Rutheland
Lyncolnshire
Lord Bitham
Lord Husey
Castelle Bitham
Little Bitham
Lord of Bitham Castelle
Robyn Hudde’s Cros (Robin Hood’s Cross)
[more...]
Page images from Volume One of Thomas Hearne’s 1745 edition of the Itinerary of John Leland the Antiquary. There are nine volumes in all. I have scanned all of the pages in volume one that are part of the Itinerary, but not the preface, introductions and other items. The final page has errata.
If you like, you can help this project by emailing me (liam at holoweb dot net) all of the names you see (they are mostly in italics) on any given page, and I will add them so that people can find them more easily. Ideally I’d like to add the modern spellings too. As always, use a subject line like “itinerary 037 socks: green” of “itinerary 037 barefoot” so that you get past my spam filters. I get well over a thousand messages a day.
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