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Stubton is a
small village and
civil parish in the
South Kesteven district of Lincolnshire, England. The po****tion of the
civil parish (including Fenton)...
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general election, when he did not
stand again.
Heron owned Stubton Hall, a
large estate at
Stubton (near Newark-on-Trent) on the
border of
Lincolnshire and...
- James's
Palace on 17 July 1939. In 1918
Royds had
purchased Stubton Hall, a
large estate at
Stubton (near Newark-on-Trent) on the
border of
Lincolnshire and...
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September 2009 on
Channel 4.
Creeting House,
Creeting St Mary,
Suffolk Stubton Hall,
Stubton,
Lincolnshire Kenbarry Hotel/The Blackpool, Blackpool, Lancashire...
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Normanton on Trent, Flintham, Long Bennington, Claypole, Dry Doddington,
Stubton,
Swinethorpe Newark and Sherwood, B****etlaw, Rushcliffe,
South Kesteven...
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March 1962: XL159, a B2 of the A&AEE,
stalled and
dived into a
house at
Stubton, Lincolnshire. 14 June 1962: XH613, a B1A of 15 Squadron, lost
power on...
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Stoke Rochford, Stow, Stow Green, Stragglethorpe, Stroxton, Strubby,
Stubton, Sturton,
North Lincolnshire,
Sturton by Stow, Sudbrook, Sudbrooke, Surfleet...
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forms the
western and
northern borders of the parish, with
Fenton and
Stubton parishes to the east and Dry
Doddington to the south; the
River Witham...
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Humby Sedgebrook Skillington South Witham Stamford Stoke Rochford Stubton Swayfield Swinstead Syston Tallington Thurlby Twenty Toft with
Lound and...
- Beauclerk, of
Radbourne 6
February 1809: Sir
Robert Heron, 2nd Baronet, of
Stubton Hall 31
January 1810:
Edmund Turnor, of
Panton and
Stoke Rochford 8 February...
