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Burneston is a
village and
civil parish in
North Yorkshire, England.
According to the 2001
Census it had a po****tion of 244,
increasing to 311 at the...
- The
Church of St Lambert,
Burneston, is the
Anglican parish church for the
village of
Burneston in
North Yorkshire, England. The
church was
built progressively...
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Burneston is a
civil parish in the
Hambleton District of
North Yorkshire, England. It
contains eleven listed buildings that are
recorded in the National...
- Burghwallis, Burley, Burley-in-Wharfedale,
Burley Woodhead, Burnby,
Burneston, Burniston, Burnlee, Burnsall,
Burnt Yates, Bursea, Burshill, Burstwick...
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living of
Burneston in
favour of his nephew, and
removed to Ripley, where, for two years, he
managed Lady Ingleby's estates. At
Burneston he erected...
- B. in 1540, and in 1553 was
presented by
Edward VI to the
vicarage of
Burneston, Yorkshire. He is
probably to be
identified with Anthony, the brother...
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English Reformation by
becoming a
chapel of ease to St Lambert's Church,
Burneston, but was
ruined by 1838. In 1839, a new
church was
constructed on the...
- The
Robinson Almshouses are a
historic building in
Burneston, a
village in
North Yorkshire in England. The
almshouses were
constructed in 1680, with an...
- Baronet), of Sherbourne, Warwickshire, and Anna Maria,
daughter of
Charles Burneston, a
wealthy Hackney merchant.
There were
rumours that
Burgoyne was in fact...
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Christ Church,
Southwark in
south London.
Hartley became the
vicar of
Burneston, Yorkshire, from 1874 to 1919
Rural Dean of East
Catterick from 1891 to...
