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Hogshaw is a
civil parish within Aylesbury Vale
district in Buckinghamshire, England. It
comprises the two
ancient villages of
Hogshaw and Fulbrook, although...
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Hogshaw Nunnery was a
nunnery in
Hogshaw, Buckinghamshire, England. In the 15th
century it
became the
Hogshaw Commandery, ****ociated with the Knights...
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Thomas Hogshaw (died c.1374), Lord of Milstead, was an
English knight of
Edward III of England’s household. He was
captain of the
garrison of the castle...
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opened in June 2011. The
village borders with Oving, Pitchcott, Quainton,
Hogshaw, Granborough,
Swanbourne and Hoggeston. The
parish church is dedicated...
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Brigadier John
Harold Hogshaw CB, MC (1896–1968) was a
British Army
officer who
briefly commanded the 4th
Division during the
Second World War. After...
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rights of
ownership and to p**** on the
rights to the two
manors of
Hogshaw in
Buckinghamshire and
Wheatley in Warwickshire. In 1546
Bishop Stephen...
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National Biography, his
parents were Sir
Ralph Lane of Orlingbury,
Hogshaw and Horton, and Maud Lane, a
cousin of
Katherine Parr, the last
Queen Consort...
- Edd****rough,
Great Brickhill,
Great Horwood,
Grendon Underwood, Haddenham,
Hogshaw, Long Crendon,
Luffield Abbey,
Marsh Gibbon,
Newton Longville, Oakley,...
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necessary to
proceed around a
tight 180
degree curve over the 15-arch
Hogshaw Viaduct, with a
gradient as
steep as 1 in 62, to the
station at Higher...
- crossbowmen. By May the 115 men of the
English garrison,
commanded by
Thomas Hogshaw, were
under siege. The
French reoccupied the town, but
found it difficult...
