- Look up
chapelry in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
chapelry was a
subdivision of an
ecclesiastical parish in
England and
parts of
Lowland Scotland...
- also
includes chapelries (in italics). 1now in
Hertfordshire rather than
Greater London 2a
chapelry to Hendon, in Gore
hundred 3a
chapelry to no church...
- a
chapelry to Stow Longa, then a parish) and
Woolley (ancient parish);
merged 1935 B****ingbourn (ancient parish) and
Kneesworth (formerly a
chapelry; civil...
- part to the 14th century.
Until 1866,
Witton was both a
township and a
chapelry in the
Great Budworth parish in the
Northwich hundred. In 1894 the parish...
- (24 km)
north of
Scarborough on the
Yorkshire Coast. It is an
ancient chapelry of
Fylingdales in the
wapentake of
Whitby Strand. It is on the Cleveland...
-
Historically a part of the West
Riding of Yorkshire,
Dobcross was once a
chapelry in the
Quickmere division of Saddleworth. For centuries,
Dobcross was a...
-
church administration,
although parts of a
parish may be
subdivided as a
chapelry, with a
chapel of ease or
filial church serving as the
local place of worship...
- the
numbering followed, alphabetically, by
their most
important parish,
chapelry,
topological or
built environment feature names, up to 10.
Similarly as...
-
districts were
numbered alphabetically by
their most
important parish,
chapelry,
topographical or
built environment feature. As of 2004, the
district names...
- with
Falcutt (existed 1866-1935, now part of Helmdon)
Barford (formerly a
chapelry and/or extra-parochial, a
parish from 1866-1935, now part of Rushton) Barnwell...
