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Sedgebrook is an
English village and
civil parish in the
South Kesteven district of Lincolnshire. It lies on the A52 road, 6
miles (9.7 km) west of Grantham...
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Sedgebrook Hall in
Chapel Brampton is a
building of
historical significance. It was
built in 1861 by
Henry Philip Markham, a
prominent citizen of Northampton...
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Sedgebrook railway station was on the
Nottingham to
Grantham line in the East
Midlands of England. The
station lay
between Bottesford and Grantham. It...
- branch. By an Act of 28 July 1873 the GNR
obtained powers to
construct the
Sedgebrook and
Barkstone Junction line. (The
railway used the
spelling "Barkstone"...
- City)
Rooms in Leicester.
Pitsford Hall has been
altered since 1945.
Sedgebrook Hall
which was
built in 1861 and is now a
venue for
special events. Ironstone...
- Teversal.
Bridget Harington (1579-1609),
married Sir
Anthony Markham of
Sedgebrook. Lucy Harington,
married Sir
William Faunt of Foston.
Eleanor Harington...
- group, the
others being at Long Bennington,
Foston and
Sedgebrook.
Allington with
Sedgebrook Church of
England Primary School is in
Marston Lane, Allington...
- goes
through Allington, and[clarification needed]
crosses the A52 near
Sedgebrook and a
level crossing over the
Nottingham to
Grantham Line. It then follows...
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Countess of Bedford. In 1598 she
married Sir
Anthony Markham (1577-1604) of
Sedgebrook, Lincolnshire. He had been
educated at
Caius College,
Cambridge and Gray's...
- it
briefly follows the
River Devon. It
crosses the A52 and
railway at
Sedgebrook. This area is part of the Vale of Belvoir. The
boundary then p****es through...
