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The Gleeds of Lydiard Tregoze by A E Barnes

Research undertaken by A E Barnes in to the surname and family history of the Gleed family in relation to Lydiard Tregoze, from their first known appearance in the late 17th century to the height of their prosperity in the first half of the 19th Century, when thatcher Adam Gleed owned ten cottages on Hassel Hill Common (later known as Cob Gutter).

Year
1980
Creator
A. E. Barnes
Type
Research Report Article
Taken from
Report No. 13
Copyright
Friends of Lydiard Park
Last updated on
Saturday 6th December 2025
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Report 13_2_The Gleeds.pdf
Report 13_2_The Gleeds.pdf

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