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West Coker, Somerset, England         OS Map Grid Ref: ST518135
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West Coker grew flax and hemp and nearby Yeovil was an important centre of the flax and hemp industries in South Somerset. In the fourteenth century, hemp grown here was subject to rector's tithe.

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1356Hemp yarn was sent from West Coker to Bridport for maritime use
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1781Act of Parliament grants a subsidy or bounty of threepence on each stone (14 lb) of hemp and fourpence on each stone of flax produced
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1812.Jul.08Western Flying Post records that 15 growers from West Coker claimed a subsidy of �186 on almost 80 tons of flax (5,022 stones) and hemp (7,396 stones). East Coker growers claimed for 1,332 stones of flax and 267 stones of hemp
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1824Pigot & Co.s Somerset Directory lists no sailcloth manufacturers under Yeovil but 15 in surrounding villages; 5 at East Coker, 5 at West Coker, 2 at East Chinnock, 1 at Middle Chinnock, and 2 at West Chinnock
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1830Pigot & Co.s Somerset Directory lists 25 sailcoth manufacturers under Yeovil with none in the town, but 5 at East Coker, 8 at West Coker, 4 at East Chinnock, 4 at West Chinnock, 2 at Odcombe], 1 at Norton-sub-Hamdon, and 1 at Hardington
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TOWNS & VILLAGES
Haselbury Plucknett
  Somerset, England
5.2 km SE
East Chinnock
  Somerset, England
2.4 km SE
Norton-sub-hamdon
  Somerset, England
5.3 km NE
Montacute
  Somerset, England
3.9 km NE
Stoke Sub Hamdon
  Somerset, England
5.9 km NE
Yeovil
  Somerset, England
4.5 km NW
Brympton D Evercy
  Somerset, England
1.9 km NW
Closworth
  Somerset, England
5.7 km SW
East Coker
  Somerset, England
2.5 km SW

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Barbury Castle
  Swindon, Wiltshire, England
The Iron Age hill fort on the ridgeway dominates the downland to the south or Swindon and Wroughton
88.8 km NE
Lydiard Park & House
  Swindon, Wiltshire, England
91.9 km NE
Science Museum Wroughton
 
Wroughton Airfield, Swindon, Wiltshire SN4 9NS
The Science Museums large exhibits including aircraft are stored and displayed at Wroughton
92.1 km NE
Coate Water Country Park
  Swindon, Wiltshire, England
Built as a reservior to supply the Berks and Wilts Canal, Cote Water was inhabitted in the Stone Age
94.9 km NE
Old Town Museum and Art Gallery
 
Bath Road, Old Town, Swindon, Wiltshire SN1 4BA
Museum of local history; industry and art gallery.
95.4 km NE
Liddington Castle
  Swindon, Wiltshire, England
The Iron Age hill fort which overlooks the M4 motorway and modern Swindon is within sight of nearby Barbury Castle
95.6 km NE
Coate Stone Circle
  Coate, Swindon, Wiltshire, England
95.7 km NE
Cricklade Museum
 
Calcutt Street, Cricklade, Swindon, Wilts. SN6 6BB
The collection represents the towns social history from Roman to modern times, and includes a large number of maps, photographs, and archives.
98.8 km NE
Cricklade Museum
 
Calcutt Street, Cricklade, Swindon, Wilts. SN6 6BB
The collection represents the towns social history from Roman to modern times, and includes a large number of maps, photographs, and archives.
98.8 km NE

Public Houses
The Castle Inn
High St, West Coker, Somerset   BA22 9AS
0.3 km SE
Foresters Arms
Holywell, East Coker, Somerset   BA22 9NF
1.1 km SW
Royal Oak Inn
Moor Lane, Hardington Moor, Somerset   BA22 9NW
1.3 km SE
The Mandeville Arms
gton Mandeville, Somerset   BA22 9PQ
1.8 km SE
The Portman Arms
High St, East Chinnock, Somerset   BA22 9DP
2.1 km SE
Masons Arms
Odcombe, Somerset   BA22 8TX
2.3 km NE
Helyar Arms
Moor Lane, East Coker, Somerset   BA22 9JR
2.5 km SW
Bell Inn
207 Preston Rd, Yeovil, Somerset   BA20 2EW
3.1 km NW

 

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