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unsuccessful attack on
Richmond (the
capital of the Confederacy). The
historic Thorpland Plantation, a
colonial manor house begun in the 17th
century on land originally...
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relatively large,
containing surrounding villages such as
Pudding Norton and
Thorpland. A
number of
Early to Late
Saxon brooches, buckles, and
pottery have been...
- John,) and
Catherine his wife,
convey their manors of
Wallington and
Thorpland to
William Conningsby, Esq. (one of the
justices of the King's Bench,...
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Rectory Farm,
Round Spinney, Southfields,
Spinney Hill,
Standens Barn,
Thorplands,
Weston Favell West
Northamptonshire NN4
NORTHAMPTON Brackmills, Delapré...
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Domesday book as
having a watermill. From
Great Snoring it runs
south past
Thorpland Hall, then north-west
through East Barsham,
North Barsham and Houghton...
- John,) and
Catherine his wife,
convey their manors of
Wallington and
Thorpland to
William Conningsby, Esq. (one of the
justices of the King's Bench,...
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Great Snoring. He gave it with Thursford-Schelton's to Mr. Nun of
Thorpland, who held it in 1715. In
about 1570 Nover's
Manor in
Hindringham was conve****...
- Southery,
Stoke Ferry, Stow Bardolph, Stradsett, Tottenhill,
Wallington ****
Thorpland, Watlington,
Welney (Norfolk portion), Wereham, West Dereham, Wiggenhall...
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moral philosophy at Cambridge, and in 1745 he was
nominated rector of
Thorpland in Norfolk, a
living which he
exchanged in 1757 for that of Upwell. He...
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Retrieved 2015-11-03.
Thorpland deserted medieval village (near
Runcton Holme),
Norfolk Heritage Explorer.
Retrieved 2015-10-26.
Thorpland deserted medieval...
