Banky Field/Bellows Nose Field/Site of Four Acre Wood/Seven Roads/Three Acres/Two Acres
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Banky Field/Bellows Nose Field/Site of Four Acre Wood/Seven Roads/Three Acres/Two Acres
Image: © Simon Carey Taken: 9 Apr 2015
The name of the fields according to Cuckfield's 1843 tithe map that have been merged sometime during the early 1970s to form a larger unit. Banky Field was at the far western end of the current field adjacent to Six Acre Wood with Bellows Nose Field to its immediate east. The trees on the left are a remnant of Four Acre Wood which had been grubbed by the 1876 OS map with the exception of the drip on the eastern side. To the immediate east of the wood and running in a strip on the southern side then continuing northwards adjacent to Isaac's Lane was Seven Roads. The remain two fields, Two Acrs and Three Acres were on the northern side adjacent to Image
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Image Location
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50.974968
Longitude
-0.141441