Normansland, Moorehouse and Woodend in Dymock (General)
by Loveridge 
, Wednesday, May 29, 2019, 09:35 (2041 days ago)
Does anybody please have any information about the properties known as Normansland (previously known as Yokeford), Moorehouse and Woodend all of which are in the parish of Dymock. I am particularly interested in the 16th and 17th centuries.
Normansland, Moorehouse and Woodend in Dymock
by MPGriffiths , Wednesday, May 29, 2019, 16:23 (2041 days ago) @ Loveridge
Assume you have searched the National Archives
A2a
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Messuage called Moorehouse and lands (field-names); messuage called Curswuld and lands (no details)
Boxwell Court Estate. DEEDS. Newent. Messuage called Moorhouse and lands (field names);
Held by: Gloucestershire Archives
Date: 1566-1596
Reference: D48/T51
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Customary messuage called le Woodings all Woodend, als. Sheyles, with cottage and land part of
Society of Genealogists Collection. Deeds etc. of Dymock and other parishes. Dymock. Customary messuage called le Woodings als Woodend, als. Sheyles, with cottage and land part of Gamage Hall.
Held by: Gloucestershire Archives
Date: 1684-1814
Reference: D185/4/10
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Copy of court roll of the Manor of Dymock parva alias Gamage Hall (Dymock, co....
Rev REK Duke, antiquarian and collector. Deeds relating to various Counties. GLOUCESTERSHIRE, Dymock. Copy of court roll of the Manor of Dymock pava alias Gamage Hall (Dymock, co. Glous), recording grant of licence of alienation from Richard Hill and George Hill to John Hill of Woodend, of a water
Held by: Birmingham: Archives, Heritage and Photography Service
Date: Dates Unknown
Reference: MS 3415/29
Normansland, Moorehouse and Woodend in Dymock
by MPGriffiths , Wednesday, May 29, 2019, 16:35 (2041 days ago) @ MPGriffiths
Going back to Customary messuage called le Woodings all. Woodend, als Sheyles
Having a quick look again at the National Archives and searching Sheyles, Dymock
There are a number of hits which include
Will of Thomas SHEYLE - Gentleman, Dymock - dated 21 May 1667
Prerogative Court of Canterbury (Ancestry - should have this Will) -
and
one dated 22 September 1580 - Held at Worcestershire Archives and Archaelogy Service
Bond from Thomas Sheyle of Dymocke (Dymock) Gloucs yoman to Thomas PHELPOTTES etc
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Checking quickly with Men in Armour 1608 for Dymock
there is
Richard SHEILE - labourer A20 - lower stature
John SHEILE of Calowey yeoman - A 40 tallest stature ***
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British History on Line / Dymock
has information on the Shayles, Gamage Hall... etc.
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Using the Soundex for SHAYLE - Dymock - there are many early variations of the surname
The burial of Thomas SHAYLE (Gent) dated 12 April 1667 - buried at Dymock
residence: De Callow