- and the
residential lots of the
tythings were
extended north and
south of the
trust lots and the square, each
tything divided into two rows of five lots...
- A
tithing or
tything was a
historic English legal,
administrative or
territorial unit,
originally ten
hides (and hence, one
tenth of a hundred). Tithings...
- Wapentakes, Divisions, Cities, Boroughs, Liberties, Parishes, Townships,
Tythings, Hamlets, Precincts,
Chapelries &c. &c. in England. London:
Joseph Butterworth...
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Avonmouth and
Lawrence Weston.
Lawrence Weston was
originally a hamlet, a
tything of the
parish of Henbury. It was
transformed in the late 1940s and early...
- the
court of
justice any man of
their number who was summoned. The
first tythings were
entirely voluntary ****ociations,
being groups formed through the mutual...
- were
composed of four
tything (residential)
blocks and four
trust (civic) blocks, arra****
around a
central square. The
tything blocks contained ten houses...
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Canonteign Falls is a
waterfall in the
historic tything of
Canonteign in the
Teign Valley and
Dartmoor National Park near Chudleigh,
South Devon, England...
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Monterey Square. Jim Williams'
Mercer House is
located in the
southwestern tything block of the square, at 429 Bull Street. Williams' sister,
Dorothy Kingery...
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Morfa Dyffryn,
between Barmouth and Harlech,
Gwynedd Newborough Warren Tything Barn, Pembrokeshire, West
Wales Whiteford Sands Ardeer,
North Ayrshire...
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Great Park. In the
medieval period it was
divided into four
roughly equal tythings:
Hythe (which was on
fairly similar boundaries to
Egham Hythe) Town Strode...
