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'Robin Hood's Stone' is listed as a field-name in the English Place-Name Society's volume on Rutland, which refers to unspecified maps dated 1780 and 1801.<ref>{{:Cox, Barrie 1994a}}, pp. 164, 431; p. lxxii for sources.</ref> A search in Rutland tithe awards<ref>At [https://www.thegenealogist.co.uk/search/advanced/landowner/tithe-records/ The Genealogist] (subscription required).</ref> has not yielded any results. According to an article in a local newspaper (2015) , Robin Hood's Stone "was to be found at Belmesthorpe at one time".<ref>[http://www.rutland-times.co.uk/news/was-national-legend-robin-hood-the-outlaw-of-the-forest-of-rutland-1-6525523 Waites, Bryan. 'Was national legend Robin Hood the outlaw of the Forest of Rutland?, ''Rutland Times'', published 21 January 2015.]</ref> Belmesthorpe is in Ryhall township, only about 600 m south of Ryhall itself. However, as the writer cites no source for his rather imprecise statement, let us stick with Ryhall, a slightly less specific but more certain localization. In lieu of the actual coordinates of the stone I use those for Ryhall in the infobox and on the Google map.
'Robin Hood's Stone' is listed as a field-name in the English Place-Name Society's volume on Rutland, which refers to unspecified maps dated 1780 and 1801.<ref>{{:Cox, Barrie 1994a}}, pp. 164, 431; p. lxxii for sources.</ref> A search in Rutland tithe awards<ref>At [https://www.thegenealogist.co.uk/search/advanced/landowner/tithe-records/ The Genealogist] (£).</ref> has not yielded any results. According to an article in a local newspaper (2015) , Robin Hood's Stone "was to be found at Belmesthorpe at one time".<ref>[http://www.rutland-times.co.uk/news/was-national-legend-robin-hood-the-outlaw-of-the-forest-of-rutland-1-6525523 Waites, Bryan. 'Was national legend Robin Hood the outlaw of the Forest of Rutland?, ''Rutland Times'', published 21 January 2015.]</ref> Belmesthorpe is in Ryhall township, only about 600 m south of Ryhall itself. However, as the writer cites no source for his rather imprecise statement, let us stick with Ryhall, a slightly less specific but more certain localization. In lieu of the actual coordinates of the stone I use those for Ryhall in the infobox and on the Google map.
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== Gazetteers ==
== Gazetteers ==

Latest revision as of 03:53, 12 February 2021

Locality
Coordinate 52.686239, -0.468515
Adm. div. Rutland
Vicinity In Ryhall, perhaps in or near Belmesthorpe
Type Natural feature
Interest Robin Hood name
Status Defunct
First Record 1780
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Ryhall, the township in which Robin Hood's Stone was located.

By Henrik Thiil Nielsen, 2017-05-30. Revised by Henrik Thiil Nielsen, 2021-02-12.

'Robin Hood's Stone' is listed as a field-name in the English Place-Name Society's volume on Rutland, which refers to unspecified maps dated 1780 and 1801.[1] A search in Rutland tithe awards[2] has not yielded any results. According to an article in a local newspaper (2015) , Robin Hood's Stone "was to be found at Belmesthorpe at one time".[3] Belmesthorpe is in Ryhall township, only about 600 m south of Ryhall itself. However, as the writer cites no source for his rather imprecise statement, let us stick with Ryhall, a slightly less specific but more certain localization. In lieu of the actual coordinates of the stone I use those for Ryhall in the infobox and on the Google map.

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