Searching for "CAWTHORN"

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    Unit Name Type of Unit Containing Unit (and Type)
    CAWTHORN Manor MIDDLETON AP/CP (Parish-level Unit)
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    Place name County Entry Source
    Barnby Basin and Barnby Furnace Yorkshire Barnby Basin and Barnby Furnace . 2 hamlets. Cawthorne par., S. div. West-Riding Yorkshire, 4½ miles NW. of Barnsley. Bartholomew
    BARNBY-BASIN and Barnby-Furnace Yorkshire BARNBY-BASIN and Barnby-Furnace , two hamlets in Cawthorne parish, W. R. Yorkshire; 4½ miles WNW of Barnsley. Imperial
    Cawthorn Yorkshire Cawthorn , township, Middleton par., North-Riding Yorkshire, 3½ miles NW. of Pickering, 1133 ac., pop. 25; has vestiges of Roman Bartholomew
    CAWTHORN Yorkshire CAWTHORN , a township in Middleton parish, N. R Yorkshire; 3½ miles NNW of Pickering. Acres, 1,540Pop., 33. Houses Imperial
    Cawthorne Yorkshire Cawthorne , par. and vil., S. div. West-Riding Yorksh., 4½ m. NW. of Barnsley, 3708 ac., pop. 1166; P.O., T.O. Bartholomew
    CAWTHORNE Yorkshire CAWTHORNE , a village, a parish, and a subdistrict in Wortley district, W. R. Yorkshire. The Village stands 2 miles NNW of Silkstone Imperial
    Deacon Brook Yorkshire Deacon Brook , hamlet, Cawthorne par., S. div. West-Riding Yorkshire, 4 miles NW. of Barnsley. Bartholomew
    DEACON-BROOK Yorkshire DEACON-BROOK , a hamlet in Cawthorne parish, W. R. Yorkshire; 4¼ miles WNW of Barnesley. Imperial
    MIDDLETON Yorkshire Cawthorne, Hartoft. Cropton, and Rosedale East-Side, and the chapelry of Lockton. Post town, Pickering, under York. Acres, 25,450. Real Imperial
    SHEFFIELD Yorkshire Cawthorne the theologian, who died in 1761, Bishop Sanderson, who died in 1663, Mrs. Hofland, the writer of many juvenile Imperial
    SILKSTONE Yorkshire Cawthorne, West Bretton, Cumberworth, Barnsley-St. Mary, B.-St. George, B.-St. John, Stainbrough, Dodworth, Thurgoland, and Hoyland-Swaine. Acres Imperial
    TUNBRIDGE Kent Cawthorne and V. Knox for masters, and Sir Sydney Smith for a pupil. A well-attended market is held on the first Imperial
    WADE'S CAUSEWAY Yorkshire WADE'S CAUSEWAY , a Roman road in Yorkshire; from Stamford-Bridge, past Malton, Broughton, and Cawthorn, to Mulgrave Castle near Whitby. Imperial
    WORTLEY Yorkshire Cawthorne sub-districts. Acres, 87,790. Poor rates in 1863, £14,375. Pop. in 1851, 32,012; in 1861, 38,511. house Imperial
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