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Swashway
Swashway Swash"way`, n. Same as 4th Swash, 2.

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- demolished in 1981. On the northern end of Dove Stone Moss, above the Ashway Gap, the Ashway Stone is a memorial to James Platt, MP for Oldham, who was killed...
- Crescent and later to the east of the main road in the vicinity of what is now Ashway. Quarrying finished here in about 1912.[citation needed] A new pit was begun...
- Sir Thomas Acland, the outgoing warden, took thirty of "the old type" to Ashway Side close to Winsford Hill, while others were sold to local farmers. Records...
- West Yorkshire Dead Edge End 499 25 SE124017 Derbyshire / South Yorkshire Ashway Moss 497 20 SE033046 Greater Manchester South Head 494 44 SK060845 Derbyshire...
- 25 SK029732 West Nab 500 c. 50 SE076088 Dead Edge End 499 c. 25 SE124017 Ashway Moss 497 c. 20 SE033046 South Head 494 c.44 SK060845 Merryton Low 489 c...
- and Joshua Radcliffe, both of whom were also his relatives. The trio left Ashway Gap, Platt's hunting Lodge, at around 11:00 on 29 August 1857 but, at around...
- introduced to provide a more diverse habitat. Industrialist John Platt built Ashway Gap House in 1850 on the south side of the valley. It was used as a shooting...
- Yankees: 1963–69; Padres: 1972–79, 1981–present; CBS Radio: 1970s–1997 "Ashway: Coleman a true American hero". Forsyth County News. Forsyth County, Georgia...
- elected MP for Oldham in 1857, but was killed that same year in Greenfield at Ashway Gap on Saddleworth Moor by an accidental discharge of the gun of Josiah...
- Evangelist, 1859. A number of secular commissions are known, including: Ashway Gap House, 1850, for John Platt of Platt Brothers textile machinery company...