Territorial Societies.
Mike Chester
mike at J4r_eZL3-ld4XMrdt4h-mzqoBsfq7B2V0bZg5wNbBWU1_2FJW78lFjFqevvA6Ck1CxNvBqT-ecqz9mXYn_T1nkdpbQ.yahoo.invalid
Tue Jul 17 10:38:08 BST 2007
--- In bellhistorians at yahoogroups.com, "alanaj8283" <aaj.buswell at ...>
wrote:
>
> I wonder if I might write on a subject I know nothing about? It is
> the nameing of our territorial societies. Why are some societies
> called 'associations', 'districts', 'guilds' and 'societies?
As a generalisation, groupings based on Diocesan lines tend to be
called Guilds and those on counties Associations. Districts tend to be
based around a major town and cover only part of a county, some being
called a "Society". Societies tend to be, but are not exclusively,
(e.g. Doncaster and District Society) neither based on either church or
county boundaries.
Mike
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