Lay Subsidy Roll for the County of Worcester, I Edward I: Edited for the Worcestershire Historical Society (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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The reason for the amalgamation of vills seems to have been poverty and the consequent decrease of population. Thus Kempsey, which had swallowed up no less than 11 of its neighbours, and Ripple with its 8, had each fallen off considerably in the totals of their population and the value of their taxable goods. But Blockley and its 8 neighbouring vills all remained independent.

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