Wellow Village | Nottinghamshire
WELLOW TOFTHOLDERS & OWNERS
This
compound
was
erected
in
1842,
after
the
Inclosures
Act
for
the
purpose
of
holding
straying
stock
until
the
committee
could
assess
what
fines
were
appropriate to be charged to their owners.
Minutes of a Toft Holders meeting held on 10th, November 1919 record;
"A
meeting
of
the
toft
holders
interested
in
the
Commons
and
open
Lands
in
the
Parish
was
held
in
the
Parish
School
room
this
tenth
day
of
November
1919
for
the
pupose
of
entering
into
an
agreement
as
to
the
charges
to
be
made
by
the
Pinder
for
impounding
stock
trespassing
on
the
said
Commons
and open Lands.
Moved
by
Mr.
G.
Ragsdale
and
seconded
by
Mr.
A.R.
Retford
and,
resolved
that
the
fees
chargeable
by
the
Pinder
for
impounding stock trespassing on the Commons and open Lands shall be as follows:-
* For each Horse - One shilling
* For each Beast - One shilling
* For each Sheep - Two pence with a minimum charge of One shilling
* For each Pig - Two shillings
Moved
by
Mr.
W.
Richards
and
seconded
by
Mr.
T.H.
Newton
and
resolved
that
in
future
any
stock
not
removed
from
the
Commons
and
open
Lands
by
one
hour
after
sunset
shall
be
liable
to
be
impounded,
this
not
to
apply
to
the
common
known as Cocking Moor and the lane leading thereto.
Moved
by
Mr.
U.
Goodwin
and
seconded
by
Mr.
A.R.
Retford
and,
resolved
that
no
diseased
or
animal
dangerous
to
the
other
stock
be
permitted
on
the
Commons
and
open
Lands.
A
sub-committee
of
four
appointed
by
the
Management
Committee,
shall
determine
in
the
case
of
any
uncertainty
when
such
animal
shall
be
removed
and
their
decision
shall
be
binding and final.
The
Chairman
reported
to
the
meeting
that
Mr.
Crowder
had
been
appointed
by
the
Leet*
Court
Jury
held
at
Wellow
on
Wednesday,
November
5th
1919,
to
act
as
Pinder
until
further
notice
and
that
he
would
receive
instructions
from
the
Committee of Management."
*
Note;
The
Oxford
English
Dictionary
definition
of
"Leet"
is
"Yearly
or
half
-
yearly
court
of
Record,
holdable
by
lords
of
certain manors; jurisdiction or district of this".
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