These instances will illustrate the value of the Lindsey Survey in enabling us to group the fractional assessments which appear in Domesday Book. Here are some other varieties: _Car._ _Bov._ Dunholm 5 3 " 2 5 " 2 0 " 2 0 ------------- 12 0 Glentham 3 0 " 0 10 Glentham and Caenby 7 6 ------------- 12 0 Scotton 0 4 " 0 4 " 2 0 " 6 0 ------------- 9 0 Irby-on-Humber 1 4 " 1 0 " 0 4 ------------- 3 0 Somerby 2 4 " 0 6 ------------- 3 0 Barrow-on-Humber 11 0 " 1 0 ------------- 12 0 ------------- South Elkington 4 0 " 8 0 ------------- 12 0 Winteringham 11 0 " 1 0 ------------- 12 0 Nun Ormsby 2 2 " 4 4 " 2 2 ------------- 9 0 Croxby 0 3 " 0 5 " 1 0 " 1 0 ------------- 3 0 Worlaby 2 2 " 0 6 ------------- 3 0 Lastly, to complete the parallel with the Leicestershire Hundreds _infra_, we may take this case (_cf._ p. 65, note 122): Claxby and Well 14 Claxby 10 -- 24 Precisely the same system prevailed in Holland as in Lindsey, for the 'Testa de Nevill' preserves for us the constituents of a Holland Wapentake, that of 'Elhou':