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Pudleston (or Pudlestone), is a
small village and
civil parish (alternatively
Pudleston-****-Whyle), in the
county of Herefordshire, England, and is 13...
- him the
first non-American to win this award.
Albert Heijn had
lived at
Pudleston Court in Herefordshire,
England for many
years when he died, and was in...
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resided at
Stoke Prior, was ****isted by a
curate who was also the
rector of
Pudleston. A "small
British camp" was at Uphampton, "a
little to the north" of the...
- yearly. The
vicar was also curate-in-charge at the
neighbouring parish of
Pudleston,
later living there and
becoming its rector. The
parish registers were...
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Willey Norton Canon Orleton Pembridge Pensax Pipe
Aston Preston on Wye
Pudleston Richard's
Castle (Hereford)
Rochford Rodd, Nash and
Little Brampton Sarnesfield...
- feet (200 m)
above sea level.
Adjacent parishes are, in Herefordshire,
Pudleston at the south,
Kimbolton at the
south and west, and
Middleton on the Hill...
- Luston,
Middleton on the Hill, Monkland, New Hampton, Newton, Orleton,
Pudleston, Shobdon,
Stoke Prior + 11
detached portions, Yarpole.
Ludlow PLU Aston...
- Preston-on-Wye (SO385426) Prior's
Frome (SO576395)
Priory Wood (SO255454)
Pudleston (SO564599)
Putley (SO649376)
Putley Common (SO636385)
Putley Green (SO655376)...
- Cotton's School. On his
return from India, he
served as Curate-in-charge of
Pudleston, 1878–80, and then as the
Vicar of Hatfield, 1880–87. He died at Leominster...
- John of Jerusalem, Ford St Mary the Virgin, Hope-under-Dinmore St Peter,
Pudleston St Michael,
Bockleton St Mary the Virgin, Middleton-on-the-Hill St Andrew...
