 By late Saxon times and at the Norman Conquest in 1066, what is now known as Redhill comprised two of the three tythings of the Manor of Wrington (“Weritone").These were Lye Hole, to the East of the main Bridgwater Road, adjoining Butcombe and Broadfield Down, to the West.In the middle 13th century, a detailed list of the tenants of the manor shows 104 people holding from three to each; eight cottagers with a garden; three millers who also had land; one priest and four freeholders.