Noun:

नापीक जमीन,

yardlands's Usage Examples:

In 1527 a member of the Fermor family of Somerton bought six yardlands of land at Cottisford.

Templar in England were suppressed, their estate at Sibford Gower was 10 yardlands and was assessed as 1⁄4 of a knight"s fee.

of the items to consider and ‘errors to avoid’; it lists the number of yardlands and beast commons, describes fencing and other costs, discussed what the.

This donation included a church with its tithes and six yardlands.

of rent with the appurtenances in Billesdon, and of a toft [and] two yardlands with the appurtenances.

Inclosure Act passed by Parliament in 1779 was implemented, enclosing 120 yardlands (3,600 acres (1,457 ha)) of common land.

In 1638 Westcott Barton manor was assessed at 12 yardlands.

with six yardlands and other appurtenances, five pasture closes, two crofts, a messuage or dwelling house, another two and a half yardlands and the water.

eight tofts, ten yardlands, ten acres of meadow and 20s.

Orlingbury) Sharnford Walter Swan, William Mosse 1410 Two messuages, two yardlands, four acres of meadow.

inhabitants earned their living through agriculture, grazing sheep on the "yardlands" of common mead, helping make the Cotswolds the centre of the wool trade.

9 yardlands and by 1575 a further land amalgamation.

newly brought under cultivation, and 16 customary tenants holding 6½ yardlands; the total value was £27 12s.