| Description | Presentment by Sir Stukeley Shuckburgh, JP, that that part of the King's Highway leading from Long Itchington to Warwick ("used for all the liege subjects of (the) ... King and his Predecessors with their Horses, Coaches, Carts and Carriages to go, return, pass, ride and labour at their will") called "Snowford Ford" in the road to Offchurch towards "Print Hill", 800 yards in length and 10 yards in breadth "was and yet is ruinous, miry, deep, broken and in such decay for want of due reparation and amendment of the same". 8/9 Jan. 1759. |