No. 51 Little Croft,
No. 50 and 49 Part of West Hill, Collier Road down to the Coney Banks.
No. 48, The Coney Warren on the slopes of Croft Road, where rabbits were preserved for sport.
No. 43 Croft Road.
No. 44 called The Great Meadow, frontage to upper part of Croft Road and from Collier Road.
Nos. 45, 46, and 47, The Tile Kiln Plot now covered by Whitefriars, The Tower, The Lodge, etc., where Croft Lane joins Priory Road.
No. 52, The Mill Field.
No. 53, The Middle Field.
No. 54, The Lower Field and No. 55, The Gate Field, is now represented by the west side of Priory Road, covered by St. Thomas, Emmanuel, and St. George's Roads.
37, The Pest House, Garden and Pond now the site of Priory Road Council Schools.
No. 36, called the Upper Pit Field, now site of Waterworks and Fire Station.
No. 33, containing 7 acres, was, in 1750, called the Cricket Field between the Water Works and Halton Church.
Nos. 30, 31, and 32 The Road, The Kiln Field, and The Kiln Piece, afterwards known as the Barrack Ground, Halton.
Nos. 1 to 8, The Toteye Lands, now the upper part of Ashburnham Road, etc.
Nos. 9, 10 and 11, on the right of Old London Road, in the Valley from Mount Road.
No. 12, The Bourne Piece, now Halloway Place.
No. 13, The Pound Field. The Pound is still there.
No. 14, The Hanger Field Site of the Pound and Field adjoining, Old London Road.
No. 17, The Small Hanger Field, under High Wickham.
No. 18, The Hanger, near All Saints' Rectory.
No. 19, The Garden to Rectory.
20, The Slow Field, now same.
21, The Parsonage Field, now same.
22, The Church Field, now added to Church Yard.
23, called Mount Idle now part of East Hill, above Tackleway.
24, called the Long Slip Field, now part of East Hill.
No. 25, called the Mill Field, now part of East Hill.
No. 26, called the Pit Field, now the same.
No. 27, called the Cliffe Field, now the same.
No. 28, called the Great Pit Field, now the same.
No. 29, called Beacon Hill, or St. George's Churchyard, now near the Cricket Pitch on the East Hill.
