On the Tithe map of 1847 some 478 fields and parts of the landscape are name and catalogued. The aerial photograph above (taken during the August 17th 2001 overflight by us - courtesy of Peter Bradley) shows the area between the 'old' Prince of Wales and Sylvesters. I have added five of the field names from the Tithe map; the only change really being the 'loss' of part of Adams to provide land to build the bungalows (1959 to 1963). As time passes, and we get reasonable weather, I shall endeavour to photograph some more interesting fields - web hosting space does not permit us to carry all 478!

However, hopefully, a full list with pictures will appear on the Froyle Archive CD-ROM when it is eventually finished. In the meantime, I include a full list of all the names and their reference numbers from the Tithe Book. Where possible I have linked houses to the appropriate parts of the Tithe map - it is not possible to show the whole map (our copy is 4 feet by 3 feet), but I have been able to scan bits of it. Those houses mentioned but not linked are 'out of range' on my scans. The map was traced from the original by local resident Sue Clark. If you click on those houses coloured red in the map windows should pop up with photographs of the appropriate houses. To close the pop-up window just click on the picture. If you have any problems with this, I would appreciate it if you could e-mail me using this link with details.