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Staincross is a
village in
South Yorkshire, England, on the
border with West Yorkshire.
Historically part of the West
Riding of Yorkshire, it
formed part...
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Staincross was a Wapentake,
which was an
administrative division (or
ancient district), in the
historic county of the West
Riding of Yorkshire. It consisted...
- life as a
hamlet within the
Staincross Wapentake. As it grew in size it
began to
merge with
neighbouring hamlet,
Staincross and ever
since the histories...
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Lower Morley Skyrack Upper Claro Upper Skyrack Lower Barkston Ash
Agbrigg Staincross Osgoldcross Strafforth and
Tickhill Upper During the West Riding's time...
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modern Metropolitan Borough of
Barnsley made up the
historic Wapentake of
Staincross,
areas such as
Denby Dale,
Clayton West,
South Hiendley, Hemsworth, Woolley...
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three annual fairs were held. The town was the
centre of the
Staincross wapentake, but in the mid-16th
century had only 600 inhabitants. From...
- Windhill, West Yorkshire, in Bradford, West Yorkshire,
England Windhill,
Staincross, in Barnsley,
South Yorkshire,
England Windhill, Mexborough, in Doncaster...
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least Viking times ****tone was
historically within the
Wapentake of
Staincross, an area that
almost corresponds with the
present day
Barnsley Metropolitan...
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Staincross and
Mapplewell railway station was one of
three stations built on the
Barnsley Coal
Railway and
opened when that line was
completed in 1882...
- east of
Staincross and
Mapplewell railway station, on the
Great Central Railway. The
branch line
junction was
about 200 feet (61 m) from
Staincross that...
