Old Boundary Marker on Trehudreth Downs, Blisland parish
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Old Boundary Marker on Trehudreth Downs, Blisland parish
Image: © P G Moore Taken: Unknown
Estate Boundary Marker on the remains of a medieval field boundary bank on the open moorland of Trehudreth Downs 380 metres north of Peverell’s Cross. Blisland parish. One of 11 stones on the western edge of Trehudreth Downs that appear to mark out a strip of land of 12 acres that adjoin the enclosed farmland of Penstroda. These stones follow the remains of medieval ditches and banks that formerly enclosed this area. Marked H P on the western face and M X on the eastern face this indicates that the area enclosed by these stones was owned by Hayward whilst the remaining part of Trehudreth was owned by Molesworth, who as Lord of the Manor of Blisland, owned the land in 1853. Milestone Society National ID: CW_BLIS30em
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Image Location
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50.522599
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-4.649427