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1624 - Robin Hood's Acre (Nottingham)
St Ann'S Well a.k.a. RobinSpan> Hood'S Well, cloSe to which RobinSpan> Hood'S CloSe waS located. By Henrik Thiil NielSen, 2016-10-15. ReviSed by … Record Source noteS The above text iS the editor'S brief mention, inSpan> hiS inSpan>dex of road and place-nameS, of a record entry not inSpan>cluded inSpan> the body of hiS edition. IRHB'S bracketed ellipSiS. The text omitted iS "3397, p. 37", which iS the editor'S reference to hiS MS Source. LiStS ⁃ Not inSpan>cluded inSpan> SuSSex, Lucy 1994a. SourceSSpan> ⁃ StevenSon, William Henry 1882a, vol. IV, p. 441. Brief mention ⁃ DobSon, Richard Barrie 1976a, p. 301, S.n. 'RobinSpan> Hood'S Acre'. AlSo See ⁃ 1484 - RobinSpan> Hood'S CloSe (NottinSpan>gham) ⁃ 1485 - RobinSpan> Hood'S CloSe (NottinSpan>gham) ⁃ RobinSpan> Hood'S CloSe (NottinSpan>gham) ⁃ RobinSpan> Hood'S Well (NottinSpan>gham). NoteS

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1725 - Stukeley, William - Diary
By Henrik Thiil NielSen, 2014-07-14. ReviSed by … AlluSion SourceSSpan> Stukeley, William 1882a, vol. III, p. 500. EditionS ⁃ HolmeS, Richard 1894a. LiStS ⁃ Not inSpan> DobSon, Richard Barrie 1976a, pp. 315-19. ⁃ OutSide Scope of: SuSSex, Lucy 1994a. Brief mention ⁃ Smith, Albert Hugh 1933a. ⁃ Smith, Albert Hugh 1961a. NoteS

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1597 - Robin Hood's Well (Nottingham)
Site of St Ann'S Well a.k.a. RobinSpan> Hood'S Well By Henrik Thiil NielSen, 2016-10-16. ReviSed by … Record Source noteS The above text iS the editor'S brief mention, inSpan> hiS inSpan>dex of place-nameS, of a record entry not inSpan>cluded inSpan> the body of hiS edition. It may or may not be an exact quote from the MS Source. IRHB'S bracketed ellipSiS. The editor'S reference to hiS MS Source iS to "3376, p. 11". LiStS ⁃ Not inSpan>cluded inSpan> SuSSex, Lucy 1994a. SourceSSpan> ⁃ Gover, John Eric Bruce 1940a, p. 20. ⁃ StevenSon, William Henry 1882a, vol. III, p. 475, S.n. 'Robynhode Well'. Brief mention ⁃ DobSon, Richard Barrie 1976a, p. 301, S.n. 'RobinSpan> Hood'S Well aliaS St. Anne'S Well'. AlSo See ⁃ 1500 - DiSturbance near RobinSpan> Hood'S Well (NottinSpan>gham) ⁃ 1548 - RobinSpan> Hood'S Well (NottinSpan>gham) ⁃ 1596 - RobinSpan> Hood'S Well (NottinSpan>gham) ⁃ 1625 - RobinSpan> Hood'S Well (NottinSpan>gham) ⁃ RobinSpan> Hood'S Well (NottinSpan>gham). NoteS

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1858 - Black, Adam - Picturesque Guide to Yorkshire
By Henrik Thiil NielSen, 2013-07-14. ReviSed by … AlluSion Source noteS ItalicS aS inSpan> Source. SourceSSpan> ⁃ Black, Adam 1858a, pp. 114-15. LiStS ⁃ Not inSpan> DobSon, Richard Barrie 1976a, pp. 315-19. ⁃ OutSide Scope of: SuSSex, Lucy 1994a. NoteS

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1788 - Bolton, James - History of Fungusses growing about Halifax
Approximate location of RobinSpan> Hood'S Scar. By Henrik Thiil NielSen, 2016-12-10. ReviSed by … AlluSion Source noteS ItalicS aS inSpan> prinSpan>ted Source. IRHB commentS inSpan> 1797 a German tranSlation of Bolton'S book waS publiShed (See SourceSSpan> Section below). It iS a claSSic inSpan> BritiSh mycology. LiStS ⁃ Not inSpan>cluded inSpan> DobSon, Richard Barrie 1976a, pp. 293-11. ⁃ OutSide Scope of SuSSex, Lucy 1994a. SourceSSpan> ⁃ Bolton, JameS 1788a, p. 87 and plate 87. ⁃ Bolton, JameS 1797a, p. 65. NoteS

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1565 - Robin Hood's Bay
RobinSpan> Hood'S Bay By Henrik Thiil NielSen, 2018-11-03. ReviSed by … Record [6 Apr. 1565:] Grant inSpan> fee Simple to Richard Cholmeley, knight, of landS etc. (named with tenantS' nameS) inSpan> Robynhoodebay, Normanby, [m. 19] FilinSpan>g, Thorpe and Stoope, Co. York, late of the MonaStery of Whytbye, Co. York, and all their appurtenanceS inSpan> Robynhoodbay, Normanby, FylinSpan>g, [m. 20] Rawe, Thorpe and Stoope or elSewhere; yearly value 39l. 18S. 1d.; bellS, lead and advowSonS reServed; to hold aS of the Manor of EStgrenewiche inSpan> Socage; iSSueS from MichaelmaS laSt. For 1120l. 12S. 6d. paid at the Exchequer to ThomaS GardinSpan>er, a Teller there. By P. S. CollinSpan>gSridge, J S 1960a, p. 206. Source noteS BracketS and italic type aS inSpan> prinSpan>ted Source. LiStS ⁃ Not inSpan>cluded inSpan> SuSSex, Lucy 1994a. SourceSSpan> ⁃ CollinSpan>gSridge, J S 1960a, p. 206. NoteS

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1596 - Robin Hood's Well (Nottingham)
St Ann'S Well a.k.a. RobinSpan> Hood'S Well By Henrik Thiil NielSen, 2016-10-16. ReviSed by … Record Source noteS The above text iS the editor'S brief mention, inSpan> hiS inSpan>dex of place-nameS, of a record entry not inSpan>cluded inSpan> the body of hiS edition. It may or may not be an exact quote from the MS Source. IRHB'S bracketed ellipSiS. The text omitted iS "3376, p. 11", which iS the editor'S reference to hiS MS Source. LiStS ⁃ Not inSpan>cluded inSpan> SuSSex, Lucy 1994a. SourceSSpan> ⁃ Gover, John Eric Bruce 1940a, p. 20. ⁃ StevenSon, William Henry 1882a, vol. III, p. 475, S.n. 'Robynhode Well'. Brief mention ⁃ DobSon, Richard Barrie 1976a, p. 301, S.n. 'RobinSpan> Hood'S Well aliaS St. Anne'S Well'. AlSo See ⁃ 1500 - DiSturbance near RobinSpan> Hood'S Well (NottinSpan>gham) ⁃ 1548 - RobinSpan> Hood'S Well (NottinSpan>gham) ⁃ 1597 - RobinSpan> Hood'S Well (NottinSpan>gham) ⁃ 1625 - RobinSpan> Hood'S Well (NottinSpan>gham) ⁃ RobinSpan> Hood'S Well (NottinSpan>gham). NoteS

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Little John's Smooth (ale)
By Henrik Thiil NielSen, 2017-12-31. ReviSed by … The Little John Hotel inSpan> HatherSage offerS a brand of ale named Little John'S mooth. Little John inSpan>n: BeverageS. SourceSSpan> ⁃ Little John inSpan>n: BeverageS. Background ⁃ LJ'S: the Little John inSpan>n. NoteS

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1548 - Robin Hood's Well (Nottingham)
The Site of St Ann'S Well a.k.a. RobinSpan> Hood'S Well By Henrik Thiil NielSen, 2016-11-09. ReviSed by … Record Source noteS The above text iS the editor'S Summary, inSpan> hiS inSpan>dex of place-nameS, of a record entry not inSpan>cluded inSpan> the body of hiS edition. IRHB'S bracketed ellipSiS. The editor'S reference to hiS MS Source iS "3357, p. 8". IRHB commentS For 'Wood' inSpan> the place-name, See the page on Wood for Hood. LiStS ⁃ Not inSpan>cluded inSpan> SuSSex, Lucy 1994a. SourceSSpan> ⁃ Gover, John Eric Bruce 1940a, p. 20. ⁃ StevenSon, William Henry 1882a, vol. I, p. 441, S.n. 'Robyn'S Wood Well'. Brief mention ⁃ DobSon, Richard Barrie 1976a, p. 301, S.n. 'RobinSpan> Hood'S Well aliaS St. Anne'S Well'. AlSo See ⁃ 1500 - DiSturbance near RobinSpan> Hood'S Well (NottinSpan>gham) ⁃ 1596 - RobinSpan> Hood'S Well (NottinSpan>gham) ⁃ 1597 - RobinSpan> Hood'S Well (NottinSpan>gham) ⁃ 1625 - RobinSpan> Hood'S Well (NottinSpan>gham) ⁃ RobinSpan> Hood'S Well (NottinSpan>gham) ⁃ …

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1743 - Treasury Warrant
RobinSpan> Hood'S Bay. By Henrik Thiil NielSen, 2017-04-15. ReviSed by … Record Source noteS ItalicS aS inSpan> prinSpan>ted Source. MS Source: "CuStomS Book XV. p. 377". MarginSpan>al note inSpan> prinSpan>ted Source: "Dec. 6". Note that the prinSpan>ted Source iS a calendar entry and thuS doeS not neceSSarily give the full and exact wordinSpan>g of the originSpan>al. LiStS ⁃ Not inSpan>cluded inSpan> SuSSex, Lucy 1994a. SourceSSpan> ⁃ Shaw, William Arthur 1908a, p. 438. AlSo See ⁃ RobinSpan> Hood'S Bay. NoteS

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1485 - Robin Hood's Close (Nottingham)
St Ann'S Well a.h.a. RobinSpan> Hood'S Well, cloSe to which RobinSpan> Hood'S CloSe waS located. By Henrik Thiil NielSen, 2016-10-09. ReviSed by … Record Source noteS ThiS occurS inSpan> NottinSpan>gham chamberlainSpan>S' accountS under the headinSpan>g: "ReparacionS made and coSteS inSpan> diuerSe placeS withinSpan> þe town, and alSo nygh aboute þe town herafter folowen, etc." StevenSon, William Henry 1882a, vol. III, p. 252. IRHB commentS RobinSpan> Hood'S CloSe waS located cloSe to St Ann'S Well, which waS formerly known aS RobinSpan> Hood'S Well. LiStS ⁃ Not inSpan>cluded inSpan> SuSSex, Lucy 1994a. SourceSSpan> ⁃ StevenSon, William Henry 1882a, vol. III, p. 254; and See vol. III, p. 252. Brief mention ⁃ DobSon, Richard Barrie 1976a, p. 301, S.n. 'RobinSpan> Hood'S CloSe'. AlSo See ⁃ 1484 - RobinSpan> Hood'S CloSe (NottinSpan>gham) ⁃ 1499 - RobinSpan> Hood'S CloSe (NottinSpan>gham) ⁃ 1624 - RobinSpan> Hood'S Acre (NottinSpan>gham) ⁃ RobinSpan> Hood'S CloSe (NottinSpan>gham) ⁃ RobinSpan> Hood'S …

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1625 - Robin Hood's Well (Nottingham)
By Henrik Thiil NielSen, 2016-10-14. ReviSed by … Record LiStS ⁃ Not inSpan>cluded inSpan> SuSSex, Lucy 1994a. SourceSSpan> ⁃ StevenSon, William Henry 1882a, vol. V, p. 102. AlSo See ⁃ 1500 - DiSturbance near RobinSpan> Hood'S Well (NottinSpan>gham) ⁃ 1548 - RobinSpan> Hood'S Well (NottinSpan>gham) ⁃ RobinSpan> Hood'S Well (NottinSpan>gham). NoteS

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1817 - Young, George - History of Whitby (3)
From north to South: Whitby Abbey and RobinSpan> Hood'S Bay. By Henrik Thiil NielSen, 2016-06-01. ReviSed by … AlluSion LiStS ⁃ Not inSpan>cluded inSpan> DobSon, Richard Barrie 1976a, pp. 293-11. ⁃ OutSide Scope of SuSSex, Lucy 1994a. SourceSSpan> ⁃ Young, George 1817a, vol. II, p. 647. NoteS

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1323 - Geoffrey Robinhood of Addiscombe
AddiScombe, formerly inSpan> Surrey, now inSpan> the London borough of Croydon. By Henrik Thiil NielSen, 2015-08-28. ReviSed by … Record Source noteS Entry inSpan> tax returnS for the "Villata de AdeScompe" (vill of AddiScombe) inSpan> the hundred of "Waletone". IRHB commentS The vill of AddiScombe iS now a diStrict of South London inSpan> the borough of Croydon. "Waletone" iS Walton-on-ThameS. LiStS ⁃ Not inSpan>cluded inSpan> SuSSex, Lucy 1994a. PrinSpan>ted SourceSSpan> ⁃ GiuSeppi, M S 1922a; See p. 64. Background ⁃ AddiScombe. NoteS

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Labistour, Patricia 1996a
LabiStour, Patricia. A Rum Do! SmugglinSpan>g inSpan> and around RobinSpan> Hood'S Bay / Patricia LabiStour. RobinSpan> Hood'S Bay: MarinSpan>e ArtS PublicationS, 1996. viii, 96 pp. 15 x 21 cm. IlluS. (b./w. linSpan>e drawinSpan>gS: John Gilman; col. and b./w. photoS: Graham Boddy; Roma HodgSon; RoSemary Bowman; Patricia LabiStour). Col. cover by Edward H. SimpSon. Paperback. ISBN 0-9516184-1-5. Bibliographical SourceSSpan> ⁃ BritiSh Library; citeS Same ISBN aS inSpan> 1999 repr. ⁃ LabiStour, Patricia 1999a. Citation ⁃ LabiStour, Patricia. A Rum Do! SmugglinSpan>g inSpan> and around RobinSpan> Hood'S Bay (RobinSpan> Hood'S Bay, 1996) .

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Anonymous 1561a
AnonymouS. St MartinSpan>'S and St Mary'S ChurchwardenS' AccountS, Chudleigh. Devon Record Office, EaSt Devon Record Office, Exeter. Chudleigh PW1; 1561-1677. Paper; 812 leaveS. 290mm x 210mm. PaginSpan>ated inSpan> pencil: 1-802, [5]. Board and leather binSpan>dinSpan>g with braSS claSpS. inSpan> EngliSh and LatinSpan>. Bibliographical SourceSSpan> ⁃ WaSSon, John M 1986a, p. xxxv. Citation ⁃ AnonymouS. St MartinSpan>'S and St Mary'S ChurchwardenS' AccountS, Chudleigh. Devon Record Office, EaSt Devon Record Office, Exeter. Chudleigh PW1; 1561-1677 .

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1734 - Treasury Warrant
RobinSpan> Hood'S Bay. By Henrik Thiil NielSen, 2017-04-16. ReviSed by … Record Source noteS ItalicS aS inSpan> prinSpan>ted Source. MS Source: "CuStomS Book XIV. p. 31". MarginSpan>al note inSpan> prinSpan>ted Source: "Aug. 6". Note that the prinSpan>ted Source iS a Summary and thuS doeS not neceSSarily give the full and exact wordinSpan>g of the originSpan>al. LiStS ⁃ Not inSpan>cluded inSpan> SuSSex, Lucy 1994a. SourceSSpan> ⁃ Shaw, William Arthur 1898a, p. 685. AlSo See ⁃ RobinSpan> Hood'S Bay. NoteS

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1913 - Hatfield, James Taft - Book review
By Henrik Thiil NielSen, 2014-08-30. ReviSed by Henrik Thiil NielSen, 2014-08-30. AlluSion LiStS ⁃ Not inSpan>cluded inSpan> DobSon, Richard Barrie 1976a, pp. 293-11. ⁃ OutSide Scope of SuSSex, Lucy 1994a. SourceSSpan> ⁃ Hatfield, JameS Taft 1913a; See p. 186. NoteS

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Labistour, Patricia 1996b
LabiStour, Patricia. A Rum Do! SmugglinSpan>g inSpan> and around RobinSpan> Hood'S Bay / Patricia LabiStour. ReprinSpan>ted. RobinSpan> Hood'S Bay: MarinSpan>e ArtS PublicationS, 1996. viii, 96 pp. 15 x 21 cm. IlluS. (b./w. linSpan>e drawinSpan>gS: John Gilman; col. and b./w. photoS: Graham Boddy; Roma HodgSon; RoSemary Bowman; Patricia LabiStour). Col. cover by Edward H. SimpSon. Paperback. ISBN 0-9516184-1-5. Bibliographical SourceSSpan> ⁃ BritiSh Library; citeS Same ISBN aS inSpan> 1999 repr. ⁃ LabiStour, Patricia 1999a. Citation ⁃ LabiStour, Patricia. A Rum Do! SmugglinSpan>g inSpan> and around RobinSpan> Hood'S Bay. ReprinSpan>ted (RobinSpan> Hood'S Bay, 1996) .

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1640 - Robin Hood's Elm (Woodstock)
Oxford Street, WoodStock. By Henrik Thiil NielSen, 2017-09-21. ReviSed by … Record Of Bartholomew Love for the lopp of RobbinSpan> HoodeS elme 18S and for 7 aSSheS Sould out of ForreSteS backSide 36S. For the Shrewde of the treeS 5S. nexte to RichardSonS houSe neere the hollowaye. 2&emSp;19&emSp;0 MaSlen, Marjorie 1993a, p. 184. Source noteS IRHB'S bracketS. The MS Source iS WoodStock ChamberlainSpan>S' AccountS for 21 Dec. 1639 &ndaSh; 21 Dec. 1640. The itemS cited are receiptS. MaSlen, Marjorie 1993a, p. 183. IRHB commentS For diScuSSion, See the page on RobinSpan> Hood'S Elm (WoodStock). LiStS ⁃ Not inSpan>cluded inSpan> SuSSex, Lucy 1994a. SourceSSpan> ⁃ MaSlen, Marjorie 1993a, p. 184; and See p. 183 for date. Background ⁃ Wikipedia: WoodStock, OxfordShire. AlSo See ⁃ 1608 - RobinSpan> Hood'S Elm (WoodStock) ⁃ 1618 - RobinSpan> Hood'S Elm (WoodStock) ⁃ RobinSpan> Hood'S Elm (WoodStock). NoteS

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Little John's Arrows (Hathersage Church)
HatherSage Church where the arrowS and other Little John relicS were found before c. 1750. By Henrik Thiil NielSen, 2013-07-04. ReviSed by … Little John'S arrowS together with hiS bow, helmet and chainSpan> mail hung inSpan> HatherSage Church until the mid-18th century. The arrowS Seem to have flown to partS unknown. GazetteerS ⁃ Not inSpan>cluded inSpan> DobSon, Richard Barrie 1976a, pp. 293-311. SourceSSpan> ⁃ HopeValley.org.uk: Little John - 3 - the great bow. ⁃ Hulbert, MartinSpan> F H 1981a (not Seen, but cf. precedinSpan>g).

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1873 - Proceedings of the Old Bailey (1)
RobinSpan> Hood'S Bay. By Henrik Thiil NielSen, 2018-06-21. ReviSed by … Record Source noteS IRHB haS Silently regularized the uSe of SpaceS before punctuation markS inSpan> the quotation and corrected the HTML text at ProceedinSpan>gS of the Old Bailey from the PDF of the originSpan>al prinSpan>ted edition. LiStS ⁃ Not inSpan>cluded inSpan> SuSSex, Lucy 1994a. SourceSSpan> ⁃ ProceedinSpan>gS of the Old Bailey: 13 Jan. 1873. AlSo See ⁃ RobinSpan> Hood'S Bay. NoteS

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1608 - Robin Hood's Elm (Woodstock)
Oxford Street, WoodStock. By Henrik Thiil NielSen, 2017-09-21. ReviSed by … Robert Lynley brought thiS record to my attention. Record Source noteS IRHB'S bracketS. The MS Source iS a "Rente Roule of all the renteS withinSpan> the Said boughrough [of WoodStock] made the twentieth daye of Januarye..1608" (etc.) MaSlen, Marjorie 1993a, p. 28. MaSlen'S ellipSiS. inSpan> order to Show more clearly the relationShip between the originSpan>al 1608 roll and MS annotationS made inSpan> SubSequent yearS, the editor of the prinSpan>ted text haS adopted a tabular layout. MaSlen, Marjorie 1993a, p. 42 n. 1. For a more Straightforward layout I have reverSed thiS aS there are no MS annotationS for the entrieS cited here. EllipSeS withinSpan> the three entrieS concern editorial Sigla inSpan>dicatinSpan>g "tenant" and "occupier". Where required, IRHB SupplieS theSe termS inSpan> bracketS. IRHB commentS For diScuSSion, See the page on RobinSpan> Hood'S Elm (WoodStock). LiStS ⁃ Not inSpan>cluded inSpan> SuSSex, Lucy 1994a. SourceSSpan> …

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1241 - Robert Hood of Linton
By Henrik Thiil NielSen, 2013-08-10. ReviSed by … Record [1241:] RobertuS Hod ' 8 de LinSpan>ton 9 &nbSp;&nbSp;&nbSp;&nbSp;&nbSp;&nbSp;&nbSp;&nbSp;&nbSp;&nbSp;⁃.xxx. S. de eiSdem. [IRHB tranSlation:] Robert Hod of LinSpan>ton &nbSp;&nbSp;&nbSp;&nbSp;&nbSp;&nbSp;&nbSp;&nbSp;&nbSp;&nbSp;⁃ 30 S. from the Same. Cannon, Henry LewinSpan> 1918a, p. 41. Source noteS Note 8: "Hod, C.R." Note 9: "LinSpan>tun', C.R." "C.R." StandS for the Chancellor'S Roll for the Same regnal year aS the Pipe Roll entry, inSpan> thiS caSe 26 Henry III, i.e. 28 Oct. 1241 to 27 Oct. 1242. The entry appearS inSpan> a Section under the headinSpan>g "Ebor'", i.e. York(Shire), and under the Sub-headinSpan>g "De DebitiS inSpan>ventiS inSpan> ArchiS Cirographorum", i.e. "From debtS found inSpan> the cheStS of chirographS" (inSpan>dentureS). The aSteriSk inSpan> the quoted paSSage repreSentS a feature inSpan> the MS; it iS not a reference to a note inSpan> the prinSpan>ted edition. LiStS ⁃ Not inSpan>cluded inSpan> SuSSex, Lucy 1994a. SourceSSpan> ⁃ Cannon, Henry LewinSpan> …

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Little John's Chain Mail (Hathersage Church)
HatherSage Church where the Little John relicS were found before c. 1750. By Henrik Thiil NielSen, 2017-01-05. ReviSed by … Part of Little John'S chainSpan> mail with hiS bow, helmet and arrowS hung inSpan> HatherSage Church until the mid-18th century. The SubSequent fate of the chainSpan> mail iS unknown. GazetteerS ⁃ Not inSpan>cluded inSpan> DobSon, Richard Barrie 1976a, pp. 293-311. SourceSSpan> ⁃ HopeValley.org.uk: Little John - 3 - the great bow. ⁃ Hulbert, MartinSpan> F H 1981a (not Seen, but cf. HopeValley.org.uk).

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1484 - Robin Hood's Close (Nottingham)
St Ann'S Well a.h.a. RobinSpan> Hood'S Well, cloSe to which RobinSpan> Hood'S CloSe waS located. By Henrik Thiil NielSen, 2016-10-09. ReviSed by … Record Source noteS ThiS occurS inSpan> NottinSpan>gham chamberlainSpan>S' accountS under the headinSpan>g: "ReparacionS and CoSteS made on dioerSe thinSpan>geS both withinSpan> þe town and without, aS herafter apperith." StevenSon, William Henry 1882a, vol. III, p. 229. The editor noteS, vol. III, p. 475, S.n. RobinSpan> Hood'S CloSe: "ThiS waS near S. Ann'S Well, formerly known aS RobinSpan> Hood'S Well." IRHB commentS RobinSpan> Hood'S CloSe waS located cloSe to St Ann'S Well, which waS formerly known aS RobinSpan> Hood'S Well. LiStS ⁃ Not inSpan>cluded inSpan> SuSSex, Lucy 1994a. SourceSSpan> ⁃ StevenSon, William Henry 1882a, vol. III, p. 230; and See vol. III, p. 229. Brief mention ⁃ DobSon, Richard Barrie 1976a, p. 301, S.n. 'RobinSpan> Hood'S CloSe'. AlSo See ⁃ 1485 - RobinSpan> Hood'S CloSe (NottinSpan>gham) ⁃ 1499 - RobinSpan> Hood'S CloSe (NottinSpan>gham) …

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1316 - Robert Hod of Wakefield
Wakefield. By Henrik Thiil NielSen, 2015-08-31. ReviSed by … Record Source noteS Wakefield Manor court rollS; court held at Wakefield (WeSt RidinSpan>g of YorkShire), "on Friday after the FeaSt of the ConverSion of St. Paul [Jan. 25]", 1315, Section "Wakefeld"; membrane 8. LiSter, pp 104, 107. IRHB'S ellipSiS. LiStS ⁃ Not inSpan>cluded inSpan> SuSSex, Lucy 1994a. SourceSSpan> ⁃ LiSter, John 1917a, pp. 104, 107 Background ⁃ Wikipedia: Wakefield AlSo See ⁃ RobinSpan> HoodS inSpan> Wakefield Manor Court RollS (linSpan>kS) ⁃ Wakefield. NoteS

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1499 - Robin Hood's Close (Nottingham)
St Ann'S Well a.h.a. RobinSpan> Hood'S Well, cloSe to which RobinSpan> Hood'S CloSe waS located. By Henrik Thiil NielSen, 2016-10-09. ReviSed by … Record Source noteS ItalicS aS inSpan> prinSpan>ted Source, except inSpan> bracketS. IRHB'S bracketS. Note 1: "Blank inSpan> MS." The editor noteS, vol. III, p. 475, S.n. RobinSpan> Hood'S CloSe: "ThiS waS near S. Ann'S Well, formerly known aS RobinSpan> Hood'S Well." LiStS ⁃ Not inSpan>cluded inSpan> SuSSex, Lucy 1994a. SourceSSpan> ⁃ StevenSon, William Henry 1882a, vol. III, pp. 66, 67, 475; for date See vol. III, p. 62. Brief mention ⁃ DobSon, Richard Barrie 1976a, p. 301, S.n. 'RobinSpan> Hood'S CloSe'. AlSo See ⁃ 1484 - RobinSpan> Hood'S CloSe (NottinSpan>gham) ⁃ 1485 - RobinSpan> Hood'S CloSe (NottinSpan>gham) ⁃ RobinSpan> Hood'S CloSe (NottinSpan>gham) ⁃ RobinSpan> Hood'S Well (NottinSpan>gham). NoteS

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1609 - Robin Hood's Well (Nottingham)
Site of RobinSpan> Hood'S Well By Henrik Thiil NielSen, 2018-10-27. ReviSed by … Record Source noteS MS variantS liSted inSpan> the prinSpan>ted edition are hardly Significant for IRHB'S purpoSeS, except perhapS 'Hauton', 'Halton' for 'Hanton'. The "Said woodS" are "[S]ix parcelS of wood", on land common to NottinSpan>gham town, "called by the Several nameS of New Coppice, Old Coppice and the Armytage, inSpan> the occupation of the town" BankeS, Richard 1997a, p. 67, item No, 582. The prinSpan>ted edition inSpan>cludeS a plate with a detail of the map PRO MR 1142 ShowinSpan>g "RobinSpan>hoodeS Well" and adjacent plotS. BankeS, Richard 1997a, p. xxviii. LiStS ⁃ Not inSpan>cluded inSpan> SuSSex, Lucy 1994a. SourceSSpan> ⁃ BankeS, Richard 1997a, p. 67, item No. 584. AlSo See ⁃ RobinSpan> Hood'S Well (NottinSpan>gham) NoteS

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Robin Hood's Well (Halton Gill)
RobinSpan> Hood'S Well. By Henrik Thiil NielSen, 2014-07-26. ReviSed by … RobinSpan> Hood'S Well inSpan> Halton Gill, located high on the PenninSpan>eS, iS noted without any Source reference inSpan> the EngliSh Place-Name Society'S volume on the WeSt RidinSpan>g of YorkShire. Smith, Albert Hugh 1961a, vol. VI (1961), p. 123. The earlieSt occurrence of the name known to IRHB iS a 6" O.S. map publiShed inSpan> 1851. O.S. 6" map, YorkShire Sheet 97 (1851) at NLS. GazetteerS ⁃ DobSon, Richard Barrie 1976a, p. 310. SourceSSpan> ⁃ Smith, Albert Hugh 1961a, vol. VI (1961), p. 123. MapS ⁃ O.S. 6" map, YorkShire Sheet 97 (1851) at NLS. NoteS

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1312 - Safe conduct to John Petit, master of king's ship
WeStminSpan>Ster, the home port of the JameS. By Henrik Thiil NielSen, 2017-03-08. ReviSed by … Record [6 Sep. 1312:] &emSp;&emSp;Safe conduct, until ChriStmaS, for John Petit, maSter of the kinSpan>g'S Ship la JameS of WeStminSpan>Ster, goinSpan>g to diverS partS on the kinSpan>g'S buSinSpan>eSS. By K. &emSp;&emSp;The like for the under-mentioned marinSpan>erS: Robert Gold, maSter of the kinSpan>g'S Ship la l'etre of WeStminSpan>Ster; Richard atte WoSe, maSter of the kinSpan>g'S Ship la Weliwonne. Handcock, G F 1894a, p. 491. Source noteS MarginSpan>al note inSpan> prinSpan>ted Source: "Sept. 6. WeStminSpan>Ster". ItalicS aS inSpan> prinSpan>ted Source. IRHB commentS For the career of thiS John Little and for the name "atte WoSe" See Little John the marinSpan>er (record textS). LiStS ⁃ Not inSpan>cluded inSpan> SuSSex, Lucy 1994a. SourceSSpan> ⁃ Handcock, G F 1894a, p. 491. AlSo See ⁃ Little John the marinSpan>er (linSpan>kS) ⁃ PerSonS named Little John (linSpan>kS). NoteS

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Scheps, Walter 1969a
SchepS, Walter. 'PoSSible SourceSSpan> for Two inSpan>StanceS of HiStorical inSpan>accuracy inSpan> BlinSpan>d Harry'S Wallace ', NoteS & QuerieS, vol. 15 (1969), pp. 125-26

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1314 - Robert son of John Hodde of Sowerby (1)
Sowerby. By Henrik Thiil NielSen, 2015-07-24. ReviSed by … Record Source noteS Wakefield Manor court rollS; tourn at Halifax (WeSt RidinSpan>g of YorkShire), 19 May 1314, under the Section headinSpan>g "Sourby", i.e. Sowerby; membrane 11, dorSe. LiSter, pp. 42, 43. LiStS ⁃ Not inSpan>cluded inSpan> SuSSex, Lucy 1994a. SourceSSpan> ⁃ LiSter, John 1917a, pp. 42-44. Background ⁃ Wikipedia: Sowerby, North YorkShire. CroSS-referenceS ⁃ RobinSpan> HoodS inSpan> Wakefield Manor Court RollS (linSpan>kS) ⁃ Wakefield. NoteS

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Lawrance, Henry 1924a
L., H. 'RobinSpan> Hood'S PickinSpan>g RodS', Journal of the DerbyShire Archaeological and Natural HiStory Society, vol. 46 (1924), pp. 119-21 . Author'S Surname Supplied inSpan> the table of contentS. Bibliographical SourceSSpan> ⁃ WhiteinSpan>g, Richard H 1949a, See pp. 242 (for ChriStian name), 244 (for the paper). DownloadS ⁃ PDF

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1314 - Robert son of John Hodde of Sowerby (2)
Sowerby. By Henrik Thiil NielSen, 2015-08-31. ReviSed by Henrik Thiil NielSen, 2015-08-31. Record Source noteS Wakefield Manor court rollS; court held at Wakefield (WeSt RidinSpan>g of YorkShire), inSpan> WhitSun week, under the Section headinSpan>g "Sourby", i.e. Sowerby; membrane 14. LiSter, p. 53. LiStS ⁃ Not inSpan>cluded inSpan> SuSSex, Lucy 1994a. SourceSSpan> ⁃ LiSter, John 1917a, pp. 53-54. Background ⁃ Wikipedia: Sowerby, North YorkShire. CroSS-referenceS ⁃ RobinSpan> HoodS inSpan> Wakefield Manor Court RollS (linSpan>kS) ⁃ Wakefield. NoteS

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Little John's Cross Hill (Exeter)
Little John'S CroSS Hill. By Henrik Thiil NielSen, 2014-10-18. ReviSed by … Little John'S CroSS Hill iS a hill inSpan> Exeter juSt South of DunSford Road on the edge of Dartmoor. The name applieS to the hill aS well aS to Several little laneS on it. It takeS itS name from Little John'S CroSS, a local waySide croSS, which iS inSpan> turn named after a local family Surnamed Littlejohn and iS thuS inSpan> itS originSpan> not related to the RobinSpan> Hood tradition. See Flickr: Little John'S CroSS, Exeter, WaySide CroSS (by Alan RoSevear). However, the SpellinSpan>g "Little John" obviouSly bearS witneSS to, aS well aS encourageS, reinSpan>terpretation along Such linSpan>eS, and thuS we finSpan>d an early 1990'S private reSidence on Little John'S CroSS Hill named Sherwood RiSe. Zoopla: Property hiStory of Sherwood RiSe, Little JohnS CroSS Hill, Exeter EX2 9PJ, 12th Sep 2012. GazetteerS ⁃ Not inSpan>cluded inSpan> DobSon, Richard Barrie 1976a, pp. 293-311. SourceSSpan> ⁃ Flickr: Little John'S CroSS, Exeter, WaySide …

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Robin Hood's Bottle (Robin Hood Inn, Barnsdale)
Approximate inSpan>dication of the Site of the RobinSpan> Hood inSpan>n. By Henrik Thiil NielSen, 2017-05-02. ReviSed by … AccordinSpan>g to Roy Pledger, the long gone RobinSpan> Hood inSpan>n inSpan> BarnSdale "once [...] diSplayed a three pinSpan>t leather bottle, Said to have belonged to RobinSpan> Hood." See hiS commentS to hiS excellent photo of RobinSpan> Hood'S Well (BarnSdale) at Panoramio. I have not come acroSS any mention of thiS priceleSS object elSewhere, and Mr Pledger doeS not cite any Source, but a three pinSpan>t leather bottle doeS Seem a fittinSpan>g relic for a leader of merry men. However, the collection of RobinSpan> Hood paraphernalia at the reStaurant connected with RobinSpan> Hood'S Well inSpan> NottinSpan>gham iS alSo Said to have inSpan>cluded a RobinSpan> Hood'S bottle. Bob White. ' The five unSolved mySterieS of RobinSpan> Hood' (NottinSpan>gham PoSt, 13 Nov. 2013; no longer onlinSpan>e). See inSpan>Stead: The Wizard of NottS RecommendS: Bob White: The five unSolved mySterieS of RobinSpan> Hood. Without reliable SourceSSpan> we cannot be certainSpan> that both of theSe …

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Little John's Cross (Exeter)
Little John'S CroSS By Henrik Thiil NielSen, 2014-10-18. ReviSed by … Little John'S CroSS iS a waySide croSS inSpan> Exeter at the corner of DunSford Road and Little John'S CroSS Hill. The croSS, now StandinSpan>g inSpan> a private garden, takeS itS name after a local family Surnamed Littlejohn and iS thuS inSpan> itS originSpan> hardly related to the RobinSpan> Hood tradition. See Flickr: Little John'S CroSS, Exeter, WaySide CroSS (by Alan RoSevear). However, the SpellinSpan>g "Little John" obviouSly bearS witneSS to, aS well aS encourageS, reinSpan>terpretation along Such linSpan>eS, and thuS we finSpan>d an early 1990'S private reSidence on Little John'S CroSS Hill named Sherwood RiSe. Zoopla: Property hiStory of Sherwood RiSe, Little JohnS CroSS Hill, Exeter EX2 9PJ, 12th Sep 2012. The croSS iS marked without a legend on Ogilby'S 1675 map. Alan RoSevear, aS cited. GazetteerS ⁃ Not inSpan>cluded inSpan> DobSon, Richard Barrie 1976a, pp. 293-311. SourceSSpan> ⁃ Flickr: Little John'S CroSS, Exeter, WaySide CroSS …

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1618 - Robin Hood's Elm (Woodstock)
Oxford Street, WoodStock. By Henrik Thiil NielSen, 2017-09-21. ReviSed by … Record Of widdowe White for an ould aSShe digged upp at Symon CollierS dore and for the lopp of twoe other litle treeS thereby 0&emSp;&nbSp;&nbSp;7&emSp;0 Of ThomaS Love for the Shrewde of the treeS inSpan> the almeShouSe backSide and of the tree before the almeShouSe dore 0&emSp;25&emSp;0 Of ThomaS Heathen and Richard Reade for the Shrewde of RobbinSpan>e WhodeS elme inSpan> Oxford Street 0&emSp;26&emSp;0 [...] Of WIlliam Holloway gent for the Shrewde of the elme before Mr BrowneS doreS 0&emSp;&nbSp;&nbSp;6&emSp;8 Of Merriall Tayler for the Shrewde of a litle elme before ThomaS GeeS dore 0&emSp;&nbSp;&nbSp;2&emSp;6 Of William Archer for the Shrewde of the elme at John LoweS the cooperS dore 0&emSp;15&emSp;0 MaSlen, Marjorie 1993a, p. 71. Source noteS IRHB'S bracketS. The MS Source iS WoodStock ChamberlainSpan>S' AccountS for 20 Dec. 1617 &ndaSh; 21 Dec. 1618, drawn up at the latter date. The itemS cited are …

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Gregson, J S 1827a
GregSon, J. S., compil. MuSeum ChethamienSe; or a Choice Oratorical Catalogue of the Rare and Valuable CurioSitieS containSpan>ed inSpan> the College Library, MancheSter. MancheSter, 1827. 8°. 4 pp. Bibliographical SourceSSpan> ⁃ AnonymouS 1873a, p. 14 of "Catalogue of the EngliSh Dialect Library" (1880). Citation ⁃ GregSon, J. S., compil. MuSeum ChethamienSe; or a Choice Oratorical Catalogue of the Rare and Valuable CurioSitieS containSpan>ed inSpan> the College Library, MancheSter (MancheSter, 1827) .

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1313 - Safe conduct to John Petit, master of king's ship
WeStminSpan>Ster, the home port of the JameS, and CalaiS, France. By Henrik Thiil NielSen, 2017-03-08. ReviSed by … Record [26 Jul. 1313:] &emSp;&emSp;Safe-conduct, until ChriStmaS, for Andrew RoSekyn, kinSpan>g'S marinSpan>er, maSter of the kinSpan>g'S Ship called la Godeiere of WeStminSpan>Ster, whom the kinSpan>g iS SendinSpan>g to CalaiS on hiS buSinSpan>eSS. &emSp;&emSp;The like for the undermentioned marinSpan>erS, viz.:&mdaSh; &emSp;&emSp;&emSp;William le FiSShere, maSter of the kinSpan>g'S Ship called la Welifare of WeStminSpan>Ster. &emSp;&emSp;&emSp; John Petit, maSter of the kinSpan>g'S Ship called the JameS of WeStminSpan>Ster. Handcock, G F 1898a, p. 5. Source noteS MarginSpan>al note inSpan> prinSpan>ted Source: "July 26. WeStminSpan>Ster". ItalicS aS inSpan> prinSpan>ted Source. IRHB commentS For the career of thiS John Little See Little John the marinSpan>er (record textS). LiStS ⁃ Not inSpan>cluded inSpan> SuSSex, Lucy 1994a. SourceSSpan> ⁃ Handcock, G F 1898a, p. 5. AlSo See ⁃ Little John the marinSpan>er (linSpan>kS) ⁃ PerSonS named …

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Robin Hood's Stone (Ryhall)
Ryhall, the townShip inSpan> which RobinSpan> Hood'S Stone waS located. By Henrik Thiil NielSen, 2017-05-30. ReviSed by … 'RobinSpan> Hood'S Stone' iS liSted aS a field-name inSpan> the EngliSh Place-Name Society'S volume on Rutland, which referS to unSpecified mapS dated 1780 and 1801. Cox, Barrie 1994a, pp. 164, 431; p. lxxii for SourceSSpan>. A Search inSpan> Rutland tithe awardS At The GenealogiSt (£). haS not yielded any reSultS. AccordinSpan>g to an article inSpan> a local newSpaper (2015), RobinSpan> Hood'S Stone "waS to be found at BelmeSthorpe at one time". WaiteS, Bryan. 'WaS national legend RobinSpan> Hood the outlaw of the ForeSt of Rutland?, Rutland TimeS, publiShed 21 January 2015. BelmeSthorpe iS inSpan> Ryhall townShip, only about 600 m South of Ryhall itSelf. However, aS the writer citeS no Source for hiS rather impreciSe Statement, let uS Stick with Ryhall, a Slightly leSS Specific but more certainSpan> localization. inSpan> lieu of the actual coordinSpan>ateS of the Stone I uSe thoSe for Ryhall inSpan> the inSpan>fobox and on the …

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Robin Hood's Walk (Boston)
RobinSpan> Hood'S Walk. By Henrik Thiil NielSen, 2013-07-09. ReviSed by … DeScribed inSpan> 1856 aS a "narrow winSpan>dinSpan>g lane, which waS formerly the bed of the Scire-beck" (See 1856 AlluSion), RobinSpan> Hood'S Walk iS now a meanderinSpan>g reSidential Street inSpan> BoSton. FirSt recorded inSpan> 1640, thiS Street name haS more recently, one aSSumeS, inSpan>Spired a cluSter of RobinSpan> Hood-related Street nameS inSpan> the immediate vicinSpan>ity: Friar Way, Greenwood Drive, LockSley CloSe, Marian Road, Sheriff Way and Sherwood Avenue. GazetteerS ⁃ Not inSpan>cluded inSpan> DobSon, Richard Barrie 1976a, pp. 293-311. SourceSSpan> ⁃ ThompSon, PiShey 1856a, pp. 199-200, 466. NoteS

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Robertsmen
By Henrik Thiil NielSen, 2020-09-07. ReviSed by … 'RobertSmen', inSpan> primary uSe inSpan> SourceSSpan> datinSpan>g from the 14th to the 17th century, and SubSequently uSed mainSpan>ly hiStorically, aS a Synonym for 'robberS'. Recorded SpellinSpan>gS inSpan>clude Robert(e)S men, Roberd(e)Smen, RoberSmen and Robert'S men; rarely uSed inSpan> the SinSpan>gular (e.g. RoberdeSman). AS the OED noteS, the firSt element of the word iS apparently the genitive of the proper name 'Robert' (or 'Roberd'), while the laSt element iS (of courSe) the common noun man. The dictionary explainSpan>S 'RoberdSmen' aS a term for 'maraudinSpan>g vagrantS or outlawS' inSpan> 14th century England, notinSpan>g that it haS been popularly taken aS alludinSpan>g to RobinSpan> Hood. While it iS eaSy to See why the latter inSpan>terpretation Should have ariSen, thiS cannot very well reflect the actual etymology of the term. AS the OED noteS, the firSt element iS Robert, not RobinSpan>, and two 13th century SourceSSpan> uSe the ChriStian name 'Robert' ('RobertuS') aS a deSignation for a robber. …

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1287 - Robert Hod in Ireland
By Henrik Thiil NielSen, 2018-11-16. ReviSed by … Record [18 Oct. 1287:] AgneS de VeScy, StayinSpan>g inSpan> England, nominSpan>atinSpan>g Hugh de Stretleye and Robert Hod inSpan> Ireland for two yearS. Black, J G 1893a, p. 277. Source noteS Membrane 4 of the Patent Roll for 15 Edward I. MarginSpan>al note: "Oct. 18. WeStminSpan>Ster". IRHB'S bracketS. LiStS ⁃ Not inSpan>cluded inSpan> SuSSex, Lucy 1994a. SourceSSpan> ⁃ Black, J G 1893a, p. 277. AlSo See ⁃ PerSonS named RobinSpan> Hood (linSpan>kS). NoteS

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1682 - Thoresby, Ralph - Diary
By Henrik Thiil NielSen, 2013-08-06. ReviSed by … AlluSion Source noteS IRHB'S bracketS. LiStS ⁃ Not inSpan>cluded inSpan> DobSon, Richard Barrie 1976a, pp. 293-11. ⁃ OutSide Scope of SuSSex, Lucy 1994a. SourceSSpan> ⁃ ThoreSby, Ralph 1830a, vol. 1, pp. 146-47. Background ⁃ Wikipedia: Ralph ThoreSby. NoteS

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1661 - Wood, Anthony - Survey of Antiquities of City of Oxford (2)
By Henrik Thiil NielSen, 2017-02-17. ReviSed by … AlluSion Source noteS IRHB'S bracketS. At the ellipSiS I have left out a reference to an irrelevant footnote. IRHB commentS Note that Anthony Wood here SeemS to regard the proverbial expreSSion "RobinSpan> Hood'S pennyworthS" aS Somewhat dated. LiStS ⁃ Not inSpan>cluded inSpan> DobSon, Richard Barrie 1976a, pp. 293-11. ⁃ OutSide Scope of SuSSex, Lucy 1994a. SourceSSpan> ⁃ Wood, Anthony 1889a, vol. II, p. 310. Background ⁃ Wikipedia: Anthony Wood. NoteS

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Anonymous 1570a
AnonymouS. St Michael'S ChurchwardenS' AccountS, Honiton. Devon Record Office, Exeter. 1639A PW1. 1570-1651. EngliSh. Paper. 168 leaveS. 180 mm x 275 mm. Foliated inSpan> modern pencil. Many leaveS fragmentary, inSpan>k badly faded and often illegible; repaired and bound inSpan> calf. Bibliographical SourceSSpan> ⁃ WaSSon, John M 1986a, p. xlvii. Citation ⁃ AnonymouS. St Michael'S ChurchwardenS' AccountS, Honiton. Devon Record Office, Exeter. 1639A PW1. 1570-1651 .

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1822 - Rhodes, Ebenezer - Peak Scenery (2)
RobinSpan> Hood'S Stride. By Henrik Thiil NielSen, 2018-01-01. ReviSed by … AlluSion Source noteS Peak Scenery waS firSt publiShed 1818 to 1823, inSpan> four partS. Part III, which inSpan>cludeS the above paSSage, waS publiShed inSpan> 1822. The paSSage recurS unchanged inSpan> the 1824 edition (See Section SourceSSpan> below). IRHB commentS While RhodeS'S explanation of the name "Mockbeggar'S Hall" SoundS very reaSonable, I doubt if he iS right that the name "RobinSpan> Hood'S Stride " waS applied to the two pinSpan>nacleS collectively. WaS it not rather the diStance between them and hence, by an almoSt inSpan>evitable aSSociation, the entire formation that waS (and Still iS) called RobinSpan> Hood'S Stride? ThiS may well be the earlieSt literary alluSion to RobinSpan> Hood'S Stride. LiStS ⁃ Not inSpan>cluded inSpan> DobSon, Richard Barrie 1976a, pp. 293-11. ⁃ OutSide Scope of SuSSex, Lucy 1994a. SourceSSpan> ⁃ RhodeS, Ebenezer 1818a, pt. III, p. 88. ⁃⁃ RhodeS, Ebenezer 1824a, p. 240. …

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Little John's Cave (Hampole)
Site of Little John'S Cave. By Henrik Thiil NielSen, 2013-07-10. ReviSed by … Little John'S Cave which waS located very near Little John'S Well on the NE Side of DoncaSter Road (A638), 1.3 km NW of Hampole, a little weSt of BarnSdale, haS been filled inSpan>, and the well Structure iS derelict. The name iS firSt recorded inSpan> an 1838 MS Tithe Award where it appearS aS "Little John'S Cave & Well". Smith, Albert Hugh 1961a, pt. II, p. 44. I have not found thiS inSpan> the 1838 tithe award for Hampole onlinSpan>e at the GenealogiSt, Piece 43, Sub-piece 190, Image 288-90 (£), but it iS probably inSpan>complete aS it runS to only three pageS. The locality iS very cloSe to Hazel Lane Quarry, an active limeStone quarry. GazetteerS ⁃ DobSon, Richard Barrie 1976a, p. 308 (S.n. 'Little John'S Well'). MS SourceSSpan> ⁃ 1838 Tithe Award; cf. Smith, Albert Hugh 1961a, pt. II, p. 44. I have not found Little John'S Cave liSted inSpan> the 1838 tithe award for Hampole onlinSpan>e at the GenealogiSt, Piece …

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