turbary in a sentence

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1. The Chadderton family can be identified as having a presence in the area of Bradshaw as far back as Edward VI ( 1547 ) when Edmund Chadderton was a plaintiff in a civil court action against John Tonge and others for trespass on the common turbary of Tonge Moor.
2. When the Normans parceled up England in the 11th century, ordinary people retained common rights : to pasture, to " piscary " ( fishing ), " turbary " ( taking turf or peat ) and " estover " ( taking wood ).
3. He is credited for helping found the Industrial Estate in Gweedore, and also the turf burning station-a source of employment in his local parish, which allowed local people cut the turbary and sell it to the station operated by the Electrical Supply Board ( ESB ) . situated in Min a Cuing, He was survived by his wife, Antoinnette ( n�e Willman ) and their nine children.
4. At a time when the royal forests were the most important potential source of fuel for cooking, heating and industries such as charcoal burning, and such hotly defended rights as pannage ( pasture for their pigs ), estover ( collecting firewood ), agistment ( grazing ), or turbary ( cutting of turf for fuel ), this charter was almost unique in providing a degree of economic protection for free men, who also used the forest to forage for food and to graze their animals.