Civic body
Netherhythe hythe
Also called Netherhythe port
Banners and seals
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A chartered river port left four hundred yards from navigable water since the 4490s, whose reeve still makes a nil return each year and whose quay and crane are kept up from a parish charge.
Named with it
- Hythe-Reeve Peter Culham
At the table
No procedure exists to surrender its charter. Its port book, continuous since 4388, is kept in the customs house and shown gladly. Netherlode in the Sarrum county is in the same position.
- Kind
- Civic body
- Region
- The High South
- Founded
- c. 4388 A.C.
- Standing
- Present day
- Seat and places
- Netherhythe, Oxford Marsh
- Named in
- Book III
- Spoken of
- 4 times in the volumes
