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Chearsley is a
village and
civil parish within the
Buckinghamshire district in the
ceremonial county of Buckinghamshire, England. It is
situated about...
- Wes**** and his son
Cynric defeat the
Britons at
Cerdicesleah (modern
Chearsley). The
Kingdom of Es**** is
founded by the Saxons, who land
north of the...
- Aylesbury, p****ing
through farmland to the
villages of
Nether Winchendon and
Chearsley before reaching the
market town of
Thame with
which it
shares its name...
- "link40" (PDF).
Carousel Buses.
Retrieved 14
September 2018. "Aylesbury -
Chearsley - Long
Crendon -
Thame -
Worminghall 110" (PDF). Z & S Transport. Retrieved...
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Buckinghamshire HP18
AYLESBURY Ashendon, Berryfields, Boarstall, Brill,
Chearsley, Chilton, Cuddington, Dorton, Easington, Edgcott,
Grendon Underwood, Ickford...
- In 2021,
Smith and his
family moved to the
Buckinghamshire village of
Chearsley. "No. 62862". The
London Gazette. 20
December 2019. p. 23185. Brunskill...
- was
fought between Cerdic of Wes****, his son
Cynric and the
Britons at
Chearsley,
which is
named after Cerdic himself. Also no
fewer than
three saints...
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Bierton with
Broughton Boarstall (from 1934)†
Brill (from 1934)†
Buckland Chearsley Chilton (from 1934)†
Cholesbury (until 1934:
became part of Cholesbury...
- (Church of All Saints) 1160591 More
images Parish Church of St
Nicholas Chearsley Church 12th
century 21
December 1967 SP7202510313 51°47′13″N 0°57′26″W...
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Ashendon Ixhill Waddesden Ashendon Aston Sandford East
Claydon Chearsley Boarstall Middle Claydon Grendon Underwood Brill with
Kingswood Granborough Hogshaw...