TWO SMALL AREAS OF SETTLEMENT REMAINS RECORDED BY THE ROYAL COMMISSION FOR THE AIR PHOTOGRAPHIC UNIT'S MAPPING PROJECT. THREE SIDES OF FOUR OR FIVE ELONGATED RECTANGULAR DITCHED ENCLOSURES, PROBABLY PROPERTY BOUNDARIES, SEEN ON EARLY RAF VERTICAL APs. {1} THOUGH IN RECEIPT OF 50% RELIEF FOLLOWING THE BLACK DEATH, HAS APPARENTLY SUFFERED FROM SUBSTANTIAL LONG TERM DECLINE. IT HAS GROWN STEADILY SINCE THE BEGINNING OF C19. THE TRUNCATED STREET PATTERN WAS PROBABLY BASED ON A NORTH-SOUTH AXIS OF A WAY NORTH TO UPTON AND SOUTH TO WILLINGHAM AND EAST-WEST STREETS SERVING THE TOWNSHIP'S FIELDS. THE NEW ENCLOSURE ROAD FROM WILLINGHAM TO UPTON BY-PASSED THE SETTLEMENT'S OLD ENCLOSURES COMPLETELY. ENCLOSURE OCCURED IN 1776-78. {3}{4}