Hundred of Andersfield

The Hundred of Andersfield is one of the 40 historical Hundreds in the ceremonial county of Somerset, England, dating from before the Norman conquest during the Anglo-Saxon era although exact dates are unknown.Andersfield covered an area of approximately 10,000 acres (4,000 ha) and had over 500 houses according to the 1851 census.[1] It contained the parishes of Broomfield, Chilton Trinity, Creech St Michael, Durleigh, Enmore, Goathurst, Lyng[2] and, from the 1670s, the Petherton limit tithing of North Petherton.[3][4]
HundredBroomfieldChilton TrinityCreech St MichaelDurleighEnmoreGoathurstNorth PethertonHundredsceremonial countySomersetNorman conquestAnglo-SaxontithingJohn CollinsonEdmund RackHundred of Abdick and BulstoneAndersfield HundredBath ForumHundred of BempstoneHundred of Brent-cum-WringtonHundred of BrutonHundred of CanningtonHundred of CarhamptonHundred of CatsashHundred of ChewHundred of ChewtonHundred of CrewkerneHundred of FromeGlaston Twelve HidesHundred of HamptonHundred of HartcliffeHundred of HorethorneHundred of HoundsboroughHundred of Huntspill and PuritonHundred of KeynshamHundred of KilmersdonHundred of KingsburyHundred of MartockHundred of MilvertonHundred of North CurryHundred of North PethertonNorton Ferris HundredPitney HundredHundred of PortburyHundred of SomertonHundred of South PethertonHundred of StoneHundred of Taunton DeaneHundred of TintinhullWellow HundredWells ForumHundred of WhitleyHundred of WhitstoneHundred of Williton and FreemannersHundred of Winterstoke