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interactive county map".
Media related to
Skinburness at
Wikimedia Commons Solway Plain past and
present -
Skinburness history Visit ****bria -
Skinburness v t e...
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separate sections: the
first runs
westward from just
north of
Carlisle to
Skinburness; the
second runs
south from the
hamlet of Beckfoot, past
Mawbray and...
- S****gill Sid****, Silecroft, Silloth,
Silverband Skelton,
Skelwith Bridge,
Skinburness, Skirwith,
Skitby Slack Head Smardale,
Smithfield Sockbridge, Soulby...
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villages of Bowness-on-Solway, Burgh-by-Sands, Port Carlisle, and
Skinburness. The
second area
begins just
north of the
hamlet of Beckfoot, and runs...
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granted a
market at
Skinburness,
together with
permission to
build a church.
Following violent storms which devastated Skinburness, both
permissions were...
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Milefortlet 9 (
Skinburness) was a
Milefortlet of the
Roman ****brian
Coast defences.
These milefortlets and
intervening stone watchtowers extended from...
- interest". The
parish contains the town of
Silloth and the
village of
Skinburness.
Skinburness was
founded as a
market town by
Holmcultram Abbey in the 13th century...
- Kirkbampton, Kirkbride,
Langrigg & Mealrigg, Low Ireby, Oulton, Sebergham,
Skinburness Marsh common to
Holme Low,
Holme Abbey and
Holme St Cuthbert, Thursby...
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Holme Cultram Holme Abbey Holme East
Waver Holme Low
Holme St
Cuthbert Skinburness Marsh Holme Abbey (1866-)
Holme East
Waver (1866-)
Holme Low (1866-)...
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county in the
Minor Counties Championship in the 1939 season. He died in
Skinburness in ****bria in 1984 aged 77.
Arthur Blunden, CricketArchive. Retrieved...
