Hertfordshire.

When the Domesday Survey was taken, this county appears to have been divided
into eight hundreds and a half, viz.

The county is now divided into eight hundreds, comprised in five divifions.

The fourth divifion comprifes the hundred of CAISHO, which contains nearly
ALBANESTOU, and parts of DANAIS, BRADEWATRE, HERTFORD,
ODSEI, and of the half hundred of HIZ.

The fifth divifion comprifes nearly DANAIS and TREUNG, which were con-
folidated about the reign of Edward III. and called the hundred of DACORUM.-
(See Chauncey's Hiftory of Herts.)