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What was a parish priest's land called?
It was called aGlebe - this was the land assigned to a parish to be used to support the resident priest, it did not include the rectory. The word is peculiar to England and was used in the Catholic Church and later in the Anglican.
What is the name for . land attached to a parish church?
Land belonging to a church is called a glebe, (literally, soil, From gleba).
When was Anglican Diocese of Rupert's Land created?
Anglican Diocese of Rupert's Land was created in 1849.
If you owned land in a colony what would you be called?
You would be called a proprietor
If you owned land in a colony you would be called a?
You would be called a proprietor
Land in Mexico which is commonly owned is called?
"Ejido"
During medieval times were Parish priests legally tied to land?
yes they were they owned all the farms in the town of guniik. they werent very smart with it though!
What were workers called who formed the land owned by other people?
They are called sharecroppers
What was Mexico city called when the Aztecs owned the land?
Tenochtitlan
What is a six letter word for land reserved for the Anglican Church?
The land was called The Clergy Reserves, so the 6-letter word must be clergy.
What parish did Katrina hit land fall in 2005?
saint Bernard parish
Where can you climb the alps in Switzerland?
Just about anywhere. Switzerland is covered with public footpaths, and the higher land in the mountains is what is equivalent to "common land" in England. It is owned and managed by the parish/borough. You can go just about anywhere you like as long as you do no damage.
