Obs. exc. Hist. [OE. bęrewíc, in Ingulphus 1030–1109 berewike; in Domesday Bk. bereuuicus, -uuica, -uuichus, -uuicha; f. OE. bęre barley + wíc dwelling, habitation, village, place.] A demesne farm; = BARTON (in sense 3).
[1060. Chart. Edw. Conf., in Thorpe’s Diplom. Ang. (1865), 382. Hoc est Uppwude cum Ravelega berewico suo.]
1809. Bawdwen, trans. Domesday Bk., 10. To this manor belong eleven berewicks.
1863. Cornhill Mag., Domesday Bk., Oct., 609. A hamlet or member of a manor was often called a ‘berwick’ (literally, corn-farm).
