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Kiln Grounds illustrated on Tithe Map 1840, St Mary Stoke

Ancient woodland as defined in (S1).

Kiln suggested by two fields named `Kiln Grounds' (situated next to each other)(fields 179 and 180) on the tithe map of 1844 for Tostock (S1). Formerly recorded as TCK MISC

Ancient woodland as defined in (S1).

Kiln suggested by field names 'Kiln Grove' and 'Kiln Leg' next to 'The Grove' to SE of Bradfield Hall.

Place-name (Kiln Grove) suggesting kiln in area of cited NGR from Troston Tithe (S1). Formerly recorded as TRS MISC

'Ancient Woodlands', on site of former 'brick kilne' shown on Nordens map of circa 1600.

Tithe 1842 shows neighbouring fields named Kiln fields and kiln grove. Formerly recorded as ETT MISC

Relatively large earth work defining NE side of small woodland named Kiln Grove (other side not checked) on edge of public footpath. Possibly ancient woodland (note Oak Grove to East is listed as one- see IXT 030) bank.

Kiln site? suggested by place names - Kiln Yard on Tithe map (adjoining Kiln Yard pasture)(S1).