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manor or civil parish. The tithing's leader or spokesman was known as a tithingman. The noun tithing breaks down as ten + thing, which is to say, a thing...

a member of the Congregational Old South Church where he served as a tithingman. Josiah Franklin married his first wife, Anne Child (1655–1689), in 1677...

In English law, the term headborough, head-borough, borough-head, borrowhead, or chief pledge, referred historically to the head of the legal, administrative...

thousands. In like manner there were the decurio among the Romans and the tithingman among the early English." The most common activity requiring a minyan...

of ten families called tithings, each of which was overseen by a chief tithingman. Every household head was responsible for the good behavior of his own...

Mīr-dah or Mīr-daha: Commander or superintendent of ten: decurion; a tithingman Mīr-sāmān: Head steward Mīr-shikār: Master of the hunt, chief huntsman;...

424 in 2025) to the church. In 1737, Davenport was the Stamford town tithingman, and in 1738, he was the town surveyor. He also served on the Stamford...

highways and cartways in town. Additionally, he was a constable and a tithingman. As such, he was responsible for maintaining moral family order. In 1639...

Viewer, hayward, hogreeve, measurer of boards, pounder, sealer of leather, tithingman, viewer of bricks, water bailiff, and woodcorder. Boston's Puritans looked...

systems—January, month, Tuesday, year; and self-government—jureeman ('juryman'), tithingman ('tithe collector'), selectmons ('selectman'), consteppe ('constable')...

Coopers an Honorary Liveryman of the Curriers' Company and an Honorary Tithingman of the Guildable Manor of Southwark. Barker was appointed Commander of...

house, and children sat in their own section under the oversight of a tithingman, who corrected unruly children (or sleeping adults) with a long staff...

Dorking on 5 October 1604, when he was elected tithingman for the Eastborough neighbourhood. The tithingman was the head of a "frankpledge" – a group of...

of roles and positions of responsibility within the new town including tithingman. He had 11 children, the youngest of whom was Joseph. Colburn was admitted...

Unitarian Controversy". 1881 – via Internet Archive (Harvard). "The Puritan Tithingman – The Most Powerful Man in New England". New England Historical Society...

youngest son of Mary Grelee (or Greele) and John Singletary, a farmer and tithingman. John had moved to Sutton around 1720 and soon bought a lot on which he...

misconduct, the village formed part of Dunworth hundred; in 1502 its tithingman was presented to the hundred court for not carrying a staff as precedent...

overseer of the poor. In 1707 he was chosen an assessor, and in 1710 a tithingman, which he declined. He retired to Roxbury, where he was a selectman. He...

highways and cartways in town. Additionally, he was a constable and a tithingman. As such, he was responsible for maintaining moral family order. In 1639...