baystead

1) The space occupied by one bay of building.

1473 ‘The lessees to build afresh within the site of the said grange a house of four baystedes at least’

1560 le Baystede ... le Outshutte ... le Foldstede, Dungworth

1617 Itm two baysteades of rey [rye] Ł26 13s 4d, Ripley. The first example is from a Burton Agnes deed and relates to Hunloke, an unidentified locality, probably in Lincolnshire.

places Ripley Dungworth
dates 1473 1560 1617

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