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Brownsea Island is the
largest of the
islands in
Poole Harbour in the
county of Dorset, England. The
island is
owned by the
National Trust with the northern...
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Waugh purchased the
island in 1852 and
established a
pottery industry (
Branksea Clay &
Pottery Company) there,
along with
Maryland village to
house his...
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Brownsea Castle, also
known historically as
Branksea Castle, was
originally a
Device Fort
constructed by
Henry VIII
between 1545 and 1547 to
protect Poole...
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established in the mid-19th
century to
house workers for a new
pottery industry (
Branksea Clay &
Pottery Company) on the island. The
supposed deposit of high quality...
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United States of America.
Foster died in 1848
after cutting his
throat at
Branksea Castle; he had
suffered from
delirium because of poor health, and his death...
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Catherine Kirchner.
Barling renamed the
house from 'Rockville' to ‘
Branksea Villa’,
after Branksea Castle near his
birthplace at Poole, Dorset,
presumably recognising...
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April 2015. part of The
Parish of
Parkstone St.Peter and St.Osmund, with
Branksea St.Mary [dead link] now
daughter church of the
parish Church of the Good...
- John Baker,
Bishop of Salisbury.
Following a
curacy at
Parkstone with
Branksea (1989–1993), he was
Priest in
charge at
Bishops Cannings, All Cannings...
- the
heart of the
Cleveland Street scandal. Cavendish-Bentinck
purchased Branksea Castle on
Brownsea Island in 1873 and
introduced Jersey cows and developed...
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perpetual curate of Alderholt, Dorset, 1849-54;
perpetual curate of
Branksea Island in
Poole Harbour, Dorset, 1854–60;
rector of Hamworthy, Dorset,...
