These are all detailed in the Award itself – see this file for further details, where they are listed without the numbers.
You can see these in the “Trumpington after enclosure” digital map, where they appear outlined and numbered in red.
Notes:
a) References to numbered old inclosures (e.g. No 7) use the numbers on the inclosure map itself, and indexed on the Old Inclosures web page.
b) There is an explanation of old units of length (c, l) and area (a, r, p) at the foot of this transcript.
c) These descriptions (with the exception of the locations in brackets [ ] ) come directly from the Inclosure Award itself, with some minor editing.
d) “hedges etc” is an abbreviated form of “the hedges ditches mounds and fences”, which unless otherwise stated should be maintained by the owners.
1. To F. C. J. Pemberton: in lieu of and as a compensation for his right and interest in and to the soil of the waste grounds within the parish one parcel of land 25a 3r 15p [east side of southern end of Shelford Road]
2. To the Master and Fellows of Trinity College as Impropriators of the Rectory and F. C. J. Pemberton their lessee: as a full compensation for the Glebe Land and right of Common two pieces of land. One 30a 1r 38p [corner of New Road and Hills Road, to the south]. This bounded on the south by the land hereinafter sold to Peete Musgrave marked Lot 2 and William Lyon marked Lots 3 and 4, and on the west by an allotment hereinafter awarded to F. C. J. Pemberton which is set out subject to a private Road over the same on the south side thereof of the breadth of 25 feet from Hills Road to an allotment to F. C. J. Pemberton containing 35p and which said private road is set out and as for an occupation Carriage and Drift Road for the use of the cattle owners and occupiers for the time being of the respective allotments thereto adjoining; hedges etc 33c 8l having been made at the expence of the other Proprietors and also supported and scoured out by them for 7 years commencing on 25 Dec 1801 shall for ever hereafter be maintained supported and scoured out by and at the expense of the Master and Fellows and their Lessee.
3. The other piece 14a 2r 11p [same corner, to the north]; hedges etc 29c 70l having been made at the expence of the other Proprietors and also supported and scoured out by them for 7 years commencing on 25 Dec 1801 shall for ever hereafter be maintained supported and scoured out by and at the expense of the Master and Fellows and their Lessee.
4. To the Reverend Thomas Heckford and his successors Vicars of Trumpington for the Glebe Land and right of Common belonging to the said Vicarage: one piece of land 3a 8p [SW of Shelford Road/Hauxton Road junction]. Hedges etc 11c 75l having been made at the expence of the other Proprietors and also supported and scoured out by them for 7 years commencing on 25 Dec 1801 shall for ever hereafter be maintained supported and scoured out by and at the expense of Thomas Heckford and his successors.
5. To the Master and Fellows of Trinity College as Impropriators and F. C. J. Pemberton their lessee: two pieces of land as follows. First 268a 1r 26p [north of New Road between Cambridge Road and Hills Road], hedges etc 235c 35l. Also 32a 3r 22p [almost in SE corner of parish], hedges etc 57c 30l.
6. To Thomas Heckford and his successors Vicars: 5a 26p [in very SE corner of parish – total with preceding 38a 8p], hedges etc 19c 10l. Commissioners have sold last two allotments on 9/10 May 1803 to William Lyon of Cambridge, Grocer and to Peete Musgrave of Cambridge, Woollen Draper, for £1500, and have applied the same in defraying the expenses relating to the sale and in erecting Barns Outhouses and other Buildings upon the allotments awarded to the Impropriators and Vicar and in making and raising such interior subdivision fences on those allotments as they have judged necessary and proper for the occupation of the lands therein allotted in lieu of the rectorial and vicarial Tithes.
7. To Thomas Heckford and his successors Vicars: 74a 1r 4p [between Shelford Road and Hauxton Road], hedges etc 101c 40l.
To Thomas Heckford and his successors Vicars in exchange from F. C. J. Pemberton: Court Close 3r 25p [corner of Hauxton Road and Shelford Road].
To Thomas Heckford and his successors Vicars in exchange from Impropriators: 3r 9p [east of vicarage].
8. To Reverend Christopher Anstey the eldest son of Christopher Anstey named in the Act having died since the passing thereof: 375a 3r 29p [Anstey Hall Farm], hedges etc 152c 37l. Subject to making and maintaining of two drains across the land for conveying the water from the Tunnels under the Turnpike Road from the road to the River.
To Christopher Anstey in exchange from F. C. J. Pemberton: 2r 13p [no 7 south of Wood End].
To F. C. J. Pemberton in exchange from Christopher Anstey: freehold Lands and Grounds and rights of Common in and over the Lands and Grounds and also in lieu of certain Inclosures Nos 2, 4, 21, 41 and 94.
9. To Christopher Anstey 2a 13p [west of Hauxton Road at southern end], hedges etc 11c 30l. Compensation in respect of rights of Common belonging to a commonable Messuage holden of the Manor of Grantchester cum Coton.
10. To Christopher Anstey 1a 2r 38p [SW of previous allotment], hedges etc 10c 80l. Manor of Trumpington.
To Thomas Bland in exchange from F. C. J. Pemberton two pieces: No 34 Saint Foin Close 3r 18p, and No 35 the Feast Close 1a 1r 8p.
To F. C. J. Pemberton in exchange from Thomas Bland: the freehold rights of Common for which open Field Land has been allotted to F. C. J. Pemberton.
11. To Elizabeth Boning 1a 1r 21p [south of New Road next to George Headdy], hedges etc 7c 85l. Manor of Trumpington.
To James Cuming in exchange from F. C. J. Pemberton: one piece with house thereon 3a 3r 38p [part of Kings Close including No 38]
To F. C. J. Pemberton in exchange from James Cuming No 85 with buildings thereon 2r 36p.
12. To William Dobson 1a 2r 30p [east of Shelford Road near southern end], hedges etc 8c 75l.
To William Dobson in exchange from F. C. J. Pemberton No 52 with the buildings thereon 3r 12p.
To F. C. J. Pemberton in exchange from William Dobson No 89 with the buildings thereon 1r 26p.
13. To William Haggis 4a 1r 15p [behind the Green Man], hedges etc 14c.
14. To Samuel Haggis 1a 1r 23p [corner of Trumpington Road and New Road, north of New Road], hedges etc 8c 70l.
15. To Martha Harradine 6a 2r 34p [behind Cuming, Kings Close], hedges etc 15c.
16. To William Harradine 3a 1r 15p [north of Cuming, Kings Close], hedges etc 16c.
17. To William Harradine 1a 1r 1p [north of Cuming, Kings Close, adjoining previous], hedges etc 8c 33l.
18. To James Harradine 2a 14p [north of previous], hedges etc 13c 80l.
19. To James Harradine 1a 2r 14p [north of previous], hedges etc 13c 5l.
20. To George Headdey 1a 1r 25p [south of New Road, near corner with Trumpington Road], hedges etc 7c 80l. In 1822 occupied by George Adams.
21. To Thomas Seymour Hide 1a 18p [east of Trumpington Road, just S of New Road], hedges etc 7c 30l.
22. To Martha Humphreys 2a 3r 26p [south of previous], hedges etc 13c 60l.
23. To Jesus College 20a 12p [Northeast corner of parish next to Hills Road], hedges etc 45c 17l. In 1822 occupied by James Burleigh Esq.
To St John’s College in exchange with Benet College 4a 1r 11p [nos 96, 97 by river in NW of parish] in lieu of a piece in Grantchester 3a 3r 18p.
24. To William Ostler 1a 1r 19p [corner of New Road and Trumpington Road, south side], hedges etc 7c 30l
25. To F. C. J. Pemberton 125a 1r 2p [SW corner of parish east of Hauxton Road], hedges etc 183c 85l.
26. To F. C. J. Pemberton 33a 1r 30p [SW corner of parish west of Hauxton Road], hedges etc 20c.
27. To F. C. J. Pemberton 4a 10p [by river and Byron’s Pool].
28. To F. C. J. Pemberton 484a 3r 20p [Cambridge field north of village between river and Cambridge Road], hedges etc 112c 85l.
29. To F. C. J. Pemberton 515a 18p [east of Shelford Road south of New Road], hedges etc 228c 85l.
To F. C. J. Pemberton 35p [west end Red Cross Lane], hedges etc 30l.
To F. C. J. Pemberton in exchange with Christopher Anstey: 2r 19p [Old Mill Holt no. 2], 1r 2p [Old Mill Holt No 4], 2r 18p [High Street opposite Church Farm No. 21], 3r 15p [No 41 Towns End Close opposite Kings Close], 1a 8p [Poplar Grove No 94 north end Dagling Lane].
To F. C. J. Pemberton in exchange with James Cuming 2r 36p with Buildings thereon [No 85 west side Dagling Lane].
To F. C. J. Pemberton in exchange with the Trustees of the Trumpington Charity estate 30p with the buildings thereon [No 86 north of Camping or View Close].
To F. C. J. Pemberton in exchange with the Trustees of the Trumpington Charity estate 1r [part of No 54 Whitelocks Yard].
To F. C. J. Pemberton in exchange with William Dobson 13 26p [No 89 east side Dagling Lane].
To F. C. J. Pemberton hereinbefore awarded in exchange with the Vicar, Christopher Anstey, Thomas Bland, James Cuming, William Dobson [Nos 17, part 34, 35, 38, part 39, 52].
30. To Edward Preston 1a 3r 5p [north east corner of parish adjoining Jesus College allotment], hedges etc 10c 95l.
31. To William Stacey 1a 1r 5p [east of Shelford Road at southern end], hedges etc 7c 80l.
32. To Trinity Hall 1a 3r 9p [north of New Road site of windmill], hedges etc 8c 75l.
33. To the Trustees of Trumpington Charity 2a 3p [east of Shelford Road near southern end], hedges etc 9c 50l, partly in lieu of part of No 54 (exchange with F. C. J. Pemberton). In 1822 as Town Lands (with following) in occupation of John Nicholls.
34. To the Trustees of Trumpington Town Estate 1a 1r 14p [east of Shelford Road near southern end], hedges etc 9 ch 10l, of equal value with No 86 (exchange with F. C. J. Pemberton). Marginal addition: And also equal in value to a piece of land called a Twenty foot lying in Willow Meadow and two Roods of open Field land belonging to the said Trustees and which last mentioned land they the said Trustees permitted the Herdsman of the said Parish for the time being to occupy Rent free. In 1822 as Town Lands (with previous) in occupation of John Nicholls.
35. To the Chancellor and Scholars of the University of Cambridge 3r 29p [north east corner of parish adjoining allotment to Edward Preston], hedges etc 6c 70l.
36. To John Utteridge 1a 1r 22p [near corner of New Road and Trumpington Road on north side], hedges 8c 50l. In 1822 occupied by John Nightingale.
37. To the Surveyor or Surveyors of the Parish, as and for public stone, gravel, sand and mortar pits: one piece of land or ground near Hauxton Turnpike Gate containing 2r [southern end of Hauxton Road on eastern side]. And one other piece of land or ground containing 2a 2r 16p [southern side of New Road east of Hobson’s Brook]. Which said pieces of land are by us set out, appointed, allotted and awarded as and for public stone, gravel, sand and mortar pits to be used in common by the inhabitants of the said Parish of Trumpington, as well for their private use as for making and repairing the public roads and ways herein by us set out and appointed; hedges etc of which, 1c 60l next to Hauxton Road, and 4c next to New Road, shall be made and for ever maintained by and at the expense of the said F C J Pemberton and the respective owners for the time being of the Allotments thereto adjoining. In consideration whereof, and of his and their making and maintaining proper carriage gates in the said fences for the convenience of all persons intitled to enter into and upon the said pieces of land to dig and carry away stone, gravel, sand and mortar for the purposes aforesaid, the said F C J Pemberton and the respective owners for the time being of the Allotments adjoining thereto shall and may take and enjoy the grass and herbage growing and renewing upon the said two Allotments to and for his and their own use.
FENCING. The Commissioners direct that the several allotments herein before awarded shall be enclosed (by) hedges ditches and fences at the proper costs and charges of the several persons to whom the same are respectively awarded with ditches and quickset hedges with proper posts rails and other Guard Fences to such quickset hedges which quickset hedges shall be planted upon the allotment of the proprietor who is herein before ordered to make any such Fences at a distance of not less than four feet from the outer boundary of his or her allotment with a proper ditch on the out-side thereof of sufficient width and depth to convey the water from the adjacent allotments that no person shall be compelled to make any such ditch more than four feet and an half wide and three deep and where any ancient drain or watercourse shall run across or along the boundary of any allotment the same shall be cleansed and scoured out sufficiently wide and deep for the purpose of drainage by and at the expence of the respective persons along the boundary of or across whose allotment such drain or watercourse shall run or pass.
Old units of length and area.
1 chain (c) = 22 yards = 4 rods = 100 links (l)
1 acre (a) = 4 roods
1 rood (r) = 40 perches or poles
1 perch or pole (p) = 1 rod by 1 rod = 5.5 yards square = 30.25 square yards
N.B. Inclosure map shows which side of each boundary piece is responsible for hedging.