Wiltshire Glebe Terriers 1588-1827 Offered here is Volume 56 of a significant publication focusing on the historical records of Wiltshire: "Wiltshire Glebe Terriers 1588-1827," meticulously edited by Steven Hobbs. This volume is an indispensable resource for researchers delving into the local history, genealogy, and socio-economic landscape of Wiltshire during the early modern and Georgian periods. Glebe terriers, detailed surveys of church lands, provide a wealth of information about land use, agricultural practices, property boundaries, and even the names of local inhabitants. This compilation offers a fascinating glimpse into the lives and livelihoods of people in Wiltshire across several centuries. Subject Area: Wiltshire Local History, Genealogical Research, English Land History, Parish Records, Agricultural History. Primary source material in the form of transcribed glebe terriers from Wiltshire parishes. Expert editorial introduction providing historical context and explaining the significance of glebe terriers. Detailed notes and annotations to aid understanding. Potential for insights into family history through land ownership and tenancy records. Information on agricultural practices, crops grown, and livestock. Understanding the economic and social structure of Wiltshire communities. Volume 56 Edited by Steven Hobbs Hardback Excellent Condition - see images