Merriott (5 + 7) 12} Seaborough (1-1/2 + 1-1/2) 3} 15 Hinton St. George 13} In Crewkerne 12} 25 -- 40 HUNDRED OF WHITSTONE East Pennard (19 + 1) 20 Baltonsborough 5 Doulting (14 + 3-1/4 + 2-3/4) 20 Batcombe (10-1/4 + 2 + 7-3/4) 20 Ditcheat (5 + 5-1/2 + 6-1/2 + 5-1/2 + 1 + 7) 30-1/2 Pilton (6-1/2 + 3 + 5 + 5 + 2) 21-1/2 Stoke St. Michael 3 ---- 120 There are also abundant cases of _Manors_ which work out similarly such as Walton and its group (4-1/2 + 5 + 3 + 2 + 3 + 2-1/2 = 20), Butleigh (7-1/2 + 8 + 2 + 1/2 + 2 = 20). Again, in the Hundred of Frome we find eight Manors (Camerton, Englishcombe, Charterhouse Hinton, Norton St Philip, Corston, Beckington, Cloford, and Laverton), assessed at ten hides each, in addition to divided Manors, such as Road (9 + 1), and Tiverton (7-1/2 + 2-1/2).[115] We will now pass to Devon and examine the assessments of its Hundreds. Of these thirty-one are entered in the _Inquisitio Geldi_. Now, as four virgates went to the hide, such assessments as 25-3/4, 9-1/4 hides, show us that the simple doctrine of probability is in favour of only one Hundred in every twenty proving to be assessed in multiples of the five-hide unit. Yet we find that those so assessed form an absolute majority of the whole. When classified, they run thus--50 (four), 40 (one), 30 (two), 25 (four), 20 (five): total, 16 Hundreds.