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The Parliamentary Gazetteer’s Summary of Castle
Bytham, 1843.
Bytham (Castle), a parish in the wapentake
of Beltisloe, parts of Kesteven, union of Bourn, county of
Lincoln; 5 miles south by west from Cooby [sic],
comprising the chapelry of Holywell with Awnby, and the hamlet of Counthorpe;
east of the Great north road. Living, a vicarage annexed to the rectory of Little-Bytham.
There are here two daily schools, one of which is allowed £25 per annum out of
an estate belonging to the parish, and two Sunday schools. Pop., in 1801, 506 ;
in 1831, 781. Houses 129. Acres 776. A. P. £6,056. Poor rates,
in 1837, £358.
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