Seventeenth century documents refer to "14 acres of pasture called Loveridge situate in Oxenhall" (Inquisition post mortem) and "watercourse through Loveridge Close" (Indenture). Does anybody know the exact location of these places and do these place names still exist?

Seventeenth century documents refer to "14 acres of pasture called Loveridge situate in Oxenhall" (Inquisition post mortem) and "watercourse through Loveridge Close" (Indenture). Does anybody know the exact location of these places and do these place names still exist?

Deeds held at Gloucestershire Archives

http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/a2a/records.aspx?cat=040-d2079&cid=3-5-1#3-5-1

cottage called Loveridge Oake

LOVERIDGE family links to area
http://www.familycentral.net/index/family.cfm?ref1=5521:3744&ref2=5521:3743

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