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Gamelsby is a
village near Aikton, ****bria, England. It
appears first in
written records in 1305 as
Gamelesby by Ayketon, and
later as
Gamelsby in 1332...
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tributary is the Pow Beck. The
Wampool continues northwards through Gamelsby,
which has
another mill. At Biglands, it is
joined by
Bampton Beck, and...
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Fothergill Foulbridge, Foxfield,
Frizington Gaisgill, Galligill, Gamblesby,
Gamelsby,
Garlands Garnett Bridge, Garrigill, Garsdale,
Garsdale Head
Garth Row...
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Seton held the
manor of Seton, in Yorkshire, and the
manors and
lands of
Gamelsby,
Unthank and Lambynby, and the
lands of
Seaton in ****bria. King Edward...
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parishes covering this area from 1866 on
Churches Aikton Aikton Biglands &
Gamelsby Wampool Wiggonby Aikton (1866-)
Aikton St
Andrew (ancient-)
Beaumont Beaumont...
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instead skirted the east side of the
River Wampool past
Biglands and
Gamelsby, and then
turned south. More
recent history includes construction of the...
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village itself. This
parish also
includes the
villages of Biglands,
Gamelsby,
Wampool and Wiggonby.
Until the 16th
century the area was
terrorised by...
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possibly Bowness-on-Solway.
Other watchtowers at Crooklands, ****mersdale and
Gamelsby Ridge protecting the
agricultural coastal plain may also have
existed from...
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Biglands is a
hamlet in ****bria, England. It is
located to the
north of
Gamelsby, and east of the
River Wampool. It is not the
location of
Milefortlet 1...
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Green Es**** 51°47′N 0°33′E / 51.79°N 00.55°E / 51.79; 00.55 TL7614
Gamelsby ****bria 54°51′N 3°10′W / 54.85°N 03.16°W / 54.85; -03.16 NY2552 Gamesley...
