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Forthampton is a
village in Gloucestershire, England. The
village is
located three miles from the
market town of
Tewkesbury and
features "a
great number...
- The
Yorke Almshouses, Nos. 14–17
Church Row,
Forthampton, Gloucestershire, England, are a
range of four
almshouses designed by the
architect William Burges...
- (for Sir
Isaac Lowthian Bell) –
subsequently destro**** in 1953
Forthampton Court,
Forthampton,
Gloucestershire (1889–92)
Berkeley Castle, Gloucestershire...
- may have been
prepared for him, but his body was in fact
buried at
Forthampton in Gloucestershire. A rarer,
modern type is the standing,
shrouded effigy...
- (1321145)".
National Heritage List for England.
Retrieved 20
November 2008. "
Forthampton".
British History Online.
Retrieved 26
January 2010.
Historic England...
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constituency also
includes parishes from
Tewkesbury district,
including Forthampton,
Chaceley Hole, Hasfield,
Ashleworth and Highnam.
General Election 1914–15...
- 1864–65,
partly paid for by Burges's father,
Alfred Church of St Mary,
Forthampton, Gloucestershire, 1864–66,
chancel restoration and ****ings for the Yorke...
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Elmore Back, Elkstone, Evenlode,
Epney Fairford, Filton, Flaxley, Ford,
Forthampton, Framilode,
Frampton Cotterell,
Frampton Mansell, Frampton-on-Severn...
- had a po****tion of 125. The
parish touches Deerhurst, Eldersfield,
Forthampton,
Tewkesbury and Tirley. The name
Chaceley is
first attested in a charter...
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Czechoslovak Section STS 47 - ??? -
advanced training on
mines STS 49 -
Forthampton House, Tewkesbury,
Gloucestershire STS 50 -
Gorse Hill,
Witley near Godalming...
