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AlexandreDavigne at 11:55, 17 March 2017

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	Hamlets are a group unique to [[Lochac]], they ~~sit~~ ~~between~~ ~~the~~ ~~more~~ ~~social~~ [[Household]] and ~~the~~ ~~formal~~ [[Canton]]. The idea is to provide small groups with some form of recognision without the reporting requirements that can lead to difficulty in filling the officers. They can register a name and device, and recieve group awards. For the full details, see the external link below.		Hamlets are a type of unofficial [[group]] which is unique to [[Lochac]]. As such they have no formal recognition in [[Corpora]], but might be considered as a step between a [[Household]] and an official group such as a [[Canton]] or [[Shire]]. The idea is to provide small groups with some form of recognision without the reporting requirements that can lead to difficulty in filling the officers. They can register a name and device, and recieve group awards. For the full details, see the external link below.

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Yvesdelyle at 01:43, 16 March 2017

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			Hamlets are a group unique to [[Lochac]], they sit between the more social [[Household]] and the formal [[Canton]]. The idea is to provide small groups with some form of recognision without the reporting requirements that can lead to difficulty in filling the officers. They can register a name and device, and recieve group awards. For the full details, see the external link below.
⚫	~~Taken from the the~~ Lochac seneschal's page on [[https://lochac.sca.org/seneschal/hamlets.php Hamlets]]

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	A hamlet is a social group within the game, but is not a formal SCA entity in the same sense as a Shire, Canton or Barony. It has a minimum membership of five people. It is easiest to think of a hamlet as the next step up from a household - but it is distinct from a household because, once established, it is a recognised entity that is not tied to any one person or family. A hamlet can exist within the territory of a Barony or a Shire, but a hamlet cannot be created inside a hamlet. Hamlets are created by the Crown, under advice from the Kingdom Seneschal and, if they are within a Barony, the relevant Baron and Baroness.
		⚫	* Lochac seneschal's page on [[https://lochac.sca.org/seneschal/hamlets.php Hamlets]]

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Taken from the the Lochac seneschal's page on [[https://lochac.sca.org/seneschal/hamlets.php Hamlets]]

A hamlet is a social group within the game, but is not a formal SCA entity in the same sense as a Shire, Canton or Barony. It has a minimum membership of five people. It is easiest to think of a hamlet as the next step up from a household - but it is distinct from a household because, once established, it is a recognised entity that is not tied to any one person or family. A hamlet can exist within the territory of a Barony or a Shire, but a hamlet cannot be created inside a hamlet. Hamlets are created by the Crown, under advice from the Kingdom Seneschal and, if they are within a Barony, the relevant Baron and Baroness.