Definition of Burgages

1. Noun. (plural of burgage) ¹

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Definition of Burgages

1. burgage [n] - See also: burgage

Lexicographical Neighbors of Burgages

bureaucratizing
bureaucrats
bureaus
bureaus de change
bureaux
burek
bureks
burel
burels
buret
burets
burette
burettes
burg
burgage
burgages (current term)
burgall
burgalls
burgamot
burgamots
burganet
burganets
burgee
burgees
burgeois
burgeon
burgeon forth
burgeoned
burgeoning
burgeonings

Literary usage of Burgages

Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:

1. Remains, Historical and Literary, Connected with the Palatine Counties of by Chetham Society (1885)
"... John de Cuerden had been presented to the same by Lord John de la Warr, and having been instituted possessed the endowment, consisting of 8 burgages in ..."

2. The Survey and Rental of the Chantries, Colleges and Free Chapels, Guilds by Emanuel Green, 1548 Ecclesiastical Commission, Great Britain (1888)
"Rent resolute to the Bishop of Winton for free rent of all the burgages aforesaid, per ann., ... Katherine Day holds two burgages, and renders per ann. ..."

3. The Rectors of Manchester, and the Wardens of the Collegiate Church of that Town by Francis Robert Raines (1885)
"... John de Cuerden had been presented to the same by Lord John de la Warr, and having been instituted possessed the endowment, consisting of 8 burgages in ..."

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