BoAr:ILittleBytham:ParliamentaryGaz
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The Parliamentary Gazetteer’s Summary of Little
Bytham, 1843.
Bytham (Little), a parish in the wapentake of Beltisloe,
parts of Kesteven, union of Bourn, county
of Lincoln; on the river
Glen. Living, a rectory, with the vicarage of Castle-Bytham
and the curacy of Holywell, in the archd. and
dio. of Lincoln;
rated at £4 8s. 4d. ; gross income £665. Patrons, the bishop and dean and chapter of Lincoln, alternately. The great and
small tythes, &c. of Little Bytham and the hamlet of Awnby, the property of
the dean and chapter of Lincoln,
clerical rector and vicar, were commuted in 1801. This parish possesses two
daily schools. Pop., in 1801, 189 ; in 1831, 237. Houses 50. Acres 1,010. A. P.
£1,267. Poor rates, in 1837, £51.