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April 2009.
Retrieved 15
January 2013. "
Baynards Park". Wikimapia.
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January 2013. "
Baynards Park".
William Heath.
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Baynard House may
refer to: in
England Baynard House,
London in the
United States Bannister Hall and
Baynard House, Smyrna, Delaware,
listed on the National...
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Baynard may
refer to:
Baynard House,
London Baynard's Castle Castle Baynard Ann
Baynard (1672–1697),
British philosopher Edward Baynard (disambiguation)...
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Archaeological Society Marsden, Paul (1973). "
Baynards Castle".
Medieval Archaeology. 17. MacMichael, J.H. (1890). "
Baynards castle and
Excavations on its site"...
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station covers in all 0.45
acres (0.18 ha).
Baynards station was
built for Lord Thurlow, the
owner of
nearby Baynards Park,
whose land was on the
route of the...
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Castle Baynard is one of the 25
wards of the City of London, the
historic and
financial centre of London, England. The ward
covers an
irregularly shaped...
- Fulk
Baynard (fl. 1226) was an
English landowner,
official under Henry III, and
itinerant justice.
Along with
other holding, he was a v****al of Robert...
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Baynard Castle may
refer to:
Baynard Castle, Cottingham, East
Riding of
Yorkshire Baynard's Castle,
London This
disambiguation page
lists articles ****ociated...
- Ann
Baynard (sometimes
spelled Anne) (1672 in Preston, Lancashire,
England – 12 June 1697, Barnes, Surrey) was an
English natural philosopher and model...
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Robert Baynard (died 1331), was an
English politician and judge.
Baynard was the son of Fulk
Baynard. He was
elected knight of the
shire for
Norfolk several...
