Upper Ash Croft/Middle Ash Croft/Further Ash Croft
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Upper Ash Croft/Middle Ash Croft/Further Ash Croft
Image: © Simon Carey Taken: 2 Jun 2024
The name of the fields according to Northchapel's 1837 tithe map that have been merged. Upper Ash Croft was to the south bounded by pipers Lane on its southern and eastern side, Further Ash Croft was to the north and is next to Image, whilst Middle Ash Croft was, surprisingly, between the two.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.058427
Longitude
-0.622279