Definition of Crawthorne. Meaning of Crawthorne. Synonyms of Crawthorne

- struggling to find direction and purpose in her life, applies for a job at Crawthorne State Training School, an institution for intellectually disabled and...
- from Lincoln Road (then the A15) in Peterborough via Burghley Road and Crawthorne Road to Eastfield Road (then the A47). Previously allocated to another...
- posts and served several times as an amb****ador abroad. He married Joan Crawthorne, the widow of Sir John Beaumont of Shirwell and Saunton in North Devon...
- century, when it may have been rebuilt on the site of an earlier house. Crawthorne Wood of over 50 a. is the only large area of woodland. On 21 March 1646...
- Devon, by his second wife Joan Crawthorne, granddaughter and heiress of Sir Robert Stockey, MP in 1318, of Crawthorne and Cranstone. Alabaster effigies...
- commissions and served several times as an amb****ador abroad. He married Joan Crawthorne (d. 20 February 1429), the widow of Sir John Beaumont of Shirwell and...
- Town Cricket Club and Peterborough Town Hockey Club, formerly based at Crawthorne Road, and the City & Counties Squash Club formerly based in Priestgate...
- Constable, also known as Everhilda (c. 1535 – ?), who married Thomas Crawthorne. Elizabeth Constable, who married Edward Ellerker (d. 28 December 1586)...
- George Marton (1837–1847) Patrick Maxwell Stewart (1831–1837) John Fenton-Crawthorne (1824–1831) Preceded by John Fenton-Cawthorne Gabriel Doveton Succeeded...
- "with all carriages whatsoever", which deed was witnessed by Matthew Crawthorne, Joel Pollard, Gilbert Wibbery and Walter Beaple. The manor was later...