Monument record 0052400000 - HARTLEY COURT MOAT

Summary

Thirteenth to seventeenth century records of Hartley Court Moat in Burnham Beeches

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  • Ancient Monument 1018576: HARTLEY COURT MOATED SITE AND ENCLOSURE
  • Planning Notification Area: Earthworks of Medieval moat, possibly the site of a park keeper's lodge

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Type and Period (1)

  • MOAT (13th Century to 17th Century - 1200 AD to 1699 AD)

Description

(OR HARLEQUIN'S/HARDICANUTE'S MOAT). CENTRAL MOAT INSIDE LARGER ENCLOSURE. HARTLEY WOOD GRANTED TO BURNHAM ABBEY 1266 & HARTLEY PARK APPURTENANT TO CIPPENHAM 1299. 1596: MENTION OF HARTLEY COURT; IN C17 HARTLEY COURT MOAT OWNED BY EYRES OF E BURNHAM. PROB HOMESTEAD WITH OUTER CULTIVATED AREA (B1-6).
SCHEDULED (B6).

Sources (7)

  • <1>SBC14327 Bibliographic reference: SHEAHAN P820.
  • <2>SBC12743 Bibliographic reference: RCHM BUCKS 1 P75.
  • <3>SBC15492 Bibliographic reference: VCH BUCKS 3 P167.
  • <4>SBC11170 Bibliographic reference: OS RECORD CARD SU 98 NW 06 (FILED).
  • <5>SBC8560 Bibliographic reference: MILLER D D & MILLER D M 1978 HARTLEY COURT MOAT, IN RECSOFBUCKS20PP535-537"(TYPESCRIPTOFSURVEY,FILED.
  • <6>SBC14018 Scheduling record: English Heritage. 1998. SCHEDULING LISTS OF INSPECTORATE OF ANCIENT MONUMENTS.
  • <7>SBC2326 Article in serial: L M Cantor and J Hatherly. 1977. 'THE MEDIEVAL PARKS OF BUCKINGHAMSHIRE', in Records of Buckinghamshire 20. Vol 20 part 3.

Location

Grid reference SU 94610 85680 (point)
Civil Parish BURNHAM, South Bucks, Buckinghamshire

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Related Events/Activities (1)

  • Event - Survey: (EBC13214)

Record last edited

May 9 2018 10:02AM

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