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The landscape of Sheinton
  1. Introduction
  2. Open field system
  3. Meadows and commons
  4. Enclosure
  5. Sheinton's open fields
  6. Tithe records
  7. Conclusion

6. Tithe records

By the time of the tithe map of 1841, we can see how the landscape of land ownership had changed following the enclosure of the open-fields and common:

A coloured tithe map of Sheinton
Landowners - Sheinton Tithe Map 1839
[Reproduced with kind permission of T.G.Hill]

Also how the occupiers were fewer in number and held their land in almost equivalent size blocks:

A coloured tithe map of Sheinton
Occupiers - Sheinton 1839
[Reproduced with kind permission of T.G.Hill]

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