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Ledston (historically also
spelt Ledstone) is a
village in the
Leeds metropolitan borough, in the
county of West Yorkshire, England. It is 3
miles (5 km)...
- 1677. Sir
William Lewis, 1st
Baronet (1598–1677) The
Lewis Baronetcy, of
Ledstone, was
created in the
Baronetage of
England on 15
October 1660 for John Lewis...
- was
still in
training when the
First World War ended.
Stone was born in
Ledstone, Kingsbridge,
Devon and
enlisted in the
Royal Navy on his 18th birthday...
- 1901. The
parish also
includes the
hamlets of Bearscombe,
Goveton and
Ledstone. The
parish is
surrounded clockwise from the
north by the
parishes of Woodleigh...
- Holne,
Hutcherleigh Ivybridge Kingsbridge, Kingston,
Kingswear Landscove,
Ledstone, Lee Moor, Littlehempston, Loddiswell,
Lutton Malborough, Marldon, Michelcombe...
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Huddleston ****
Lumby +
detached portion, Kippax,
Kirkby **** ****ord, Lead,
Ledstone,
Lotherton **** Aberford, Micklefield, Newthorpe,
Newton **** Toulston, Oxton...
- two were co-heiresses of Sir John Lewis, a
wealthy merchant who
owned Ledstone Hall, in West Yorkshire. They had nine children, only two of whom survived...
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Mitcham (cr. 2
November 1664),
extinct with the grantee's death.
Lewis of
Ledstone (cr. 15
October 1660),
extinct with the grantee's death.
Seton of Windygowl...
-
since 2008,
awarded grants totalling more than £2.2 million. Also
spelled Ledstone Hall She left the
manor of
Wheldale to Queen's College, to
support five...
- 12
August 1878. The two
intermediate stations on the line (Kippax and
Ledstone)
opened to p****enger
traffic at the same time (though
goods had started...
