- 663; -1.618
Leeholme is a
village in
County Durham, England. It is
situated immediately to the
north of Coundon. In the 2001
census Leeholme had a po****tion...
- from
Northumberland competed in the
Wearside League,
whilst Coundon and
Leeholme from near
Bishop Auckland in
southern County Durham compete in the Alliance...
- and
other quality races. He was bred by
George Lee and
foaled in 1863 at
Leeholme, near Bathurst, New
South Wales. The Barb was by Sir Hercules, his dam...
- New
Shildon up
until the end of 1924 and then from 4
Osbourne Terrace,
Leeholme from 1925 onwards;
these addresses being generally always printed at under...
-
footballer and
football manager. A forward,
Shoulder began his
career with
Leeholme Juniors,
before joining Bishop Auckland in 1972. In 1977, he
joined Blyth...
-
Langley Park, Langton, Lartington, Leadgate, Leamside, Leasingthorne,
Leeholme, Lingfield, Lintz, Lintzgarth,
Little Newsham,
Little Stainton, Little...
- at the end of 1928), and over 150
appearances for
Ipswich Town. Born in
Leeholme, he also had a
spell at
Preston North End,
featuring on the
losing side...
- (1857). Our Antipodes. Palmer,
Freda (1972). "The Cottage,
Mamre and
Leeholme". Proudfoot,
Helen (1987).
Exploring Sydney's West. Purdy,
Barbara (1969)...
- Club Nickname(s) The Tuns
Founded 1976 (as
Three Tuns)
Dissolved 1991
Ground Leeholme School Field (1976–1986) 1990–91
Wearside Football League, 14th...
- −6 37 9
Whitley Bay
Sporting Club 28 10 6 12 62 68 −6 36 10
Coundon and
Leeholme 28 9 7 12 54 63 −9 34 11
Wideopen and
District 28 7 4 17 42 70 −28 25 12...
