LIST OF MAPS
All the maps were drawn by K. J. Wass, of the Department of Geography, University College, London,
from drafts prepared by D. A. Crowley and Janet H. Stevenson. The parish, tithing, and township
boundaries on the hundred and parish maps are taken from inclosure maps and from the tithe maps of the
earlier 19th century.
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| Downton Hundred c. 1831 | 2 |
| Bishopstone c. 1792, based on the inclosure award map in the Wiltshire Record Office | 4 |
| Downton c. 1837, based on the tithe award maps of c. 1837 for Downton (Charlton tithing,
Wick and Walton tithing, and Downton borough, East Downton tithing, Church tithing, and
Hamptworth, and Nunton and Bodenham), and of c. 1839 for Standlynch | 20–1 |
| East Knoyle and Hindon c. 1840, based on the tithe award maps of East Knoyle (1839) and Hindon
(c.1843) | 84 |
| Elstub and Everleigh Hundred c. 1840 | 104 |
| Enford in the early 19th century, based on Andrews and Dury's Map of Wiltshire (1773), and on the
inclosure award maps of Enford, East Chisenbury, Coombe, Fifield, and Longstreet (all c. 1809),
and of Littlecott (1817), in the Wiltshire Record Office | 116 |
| Overton in the early 19th century, based on the inclosure award map (1815–16) of the townships of
East Overton, West Overton, Lockeridge, and Shaw, and the chapelry of Fyfield in the Wiltshire
Record Office, a map of Fyfield (1811) in the British Library, and a map of Alton Priors (1912) in
New College, Oxford. | 182 |
| Wroughton c. 1840, based on a tithe award map for the townships of Elcombe, Overtown, Salthrop,
and Westlecott (1846), and on maps of the townships of Elcombe and Uffcott in Broad Hinton
(1797) and of the township of Wroughton (1795), all in the Wiltshire Record Office | 236 |