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(ge)mæregemæru at ætæt Grimley Grimleygrimanleage which þeþe (the) community hiwanhigen to (the) bishop biscopbiscope given sellangesald has habbanhabbað · First¹ ærestærest from ofof (the) Severn Severnsæruerne by bebe (the) community's hiwanhigna boundary (ge)mæregemære to onon scaeccan -scaeccan corner/nook healhhalh and and<7> so swasƿwa by bebe the seþære alder aloralra edge/eves *ofesofesce to inin the seþa new niweniƿwan ditch² dicdic and and<7> so swasƿwa up upup along andlangonlong the seþære new niweniƿwan ditch dicdice until þætþæt to onon the seþa old ealdaldan hedge hegehege place stowstoƿwe · and and<7> then siþþanseoððan always aa along andlangonlong the seþære old ealdaldan hedge hegehege place stowstoƿwe to onon the seþone folk folcfolc highway/military route herepæþhearpað thence þætþæt up upup along andlangonlong the seþæs highway herepæþhearpoþes to toto the seþæm cross cristelmælcristesmæle and and<7> so swasƿwa from framfrom the seþæm cross cristelmælcristesmæle downwards aduneweardofdunƿweard along andlangonlong an ananre old ealdealdre ditch dicdic westwards westweardƿwestƿweard and and<7> northwards norþweardnorðƿweard so that þætþæt to inin alder aloralræ brook brocbroc and and<7> then siþþanseoðþan always aa as swasƿwa alder aloralr brook brocbroc lies licganligeð upwards upweardupƿweard to toto Mose(ley) dwellers' mus + sæte1mos-setna boundary (ge)mæregemære and and<7> so swasƿwa by bebi Mose(ley) people's mus + sæte1mos-setna boundary (ge)mæregemære from ofof (the) Sihtferth Sihtferthsihtferð to onon the seþone old ealdaldan king's cyningcyninges hedge/enclosure haga1hagan so that þætþæt thus swasƿwa along andlangonlong the seþæs old ealdaldan king's cyningcyninges enclosure/hedge haga1hagan northwards norþweardnorðƿweard to toto the seþæm old ealdaldan stud stodstod fold faldfalode and and<7> then þonneþonne from framfrom the seþæm old ealdaldan stud stodstod fold faldfalode by bebi Bent(ley) people's beonet + sæte1beonet-setna boundary (ge)mæregemære to onon (the) Sihtferth Sihtferthsihtferð and and<7> so swasƿwa along andlangonlong (the) Sihtferth Sihtferthsihtferðes to inin (the) Ball³ Ballbæle so swasƿwa along andlangonlong (the) Ball Ballbæles to inin (the) Severn Severnsæferne · 1 S201 (L201.1) has effectively the same set of bounds Back to text 2 OE 'dic' means both 'ditch' and 'dyke' Back to text 3 An old name for Grimley Brook; the name survives in Ball (Mill) Back to text