- Mary
Toft (née Denyer;
baptised 21
February 1703 –
January 1763), also
spelled Tofts, was an
English woman from Godalming, Surrey, who in 1726 became...
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England Toft village, a
settlement comprising small,
closely packed farms (
tofts)
Toft Hill (disambiguation)
Tofte (disambiguation)
Burgage (Scots:
toft), a...
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known as
Wainfleet Tofts,
Friskney Tofts and
Wrangle Tofts,
after the main
villages which occupy its length. The
origin of the
Tofts is unclear. It is...
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Chris M. N.
Tofts (born 1964) was an
English computer scientist.
Chris Tofts studied mathematics as an
undergraduate at
Clare College, Cambridge, followed...
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Bircham Tofts is a
village in the
civil parish of Bircham, in the King's Lynn and West
Norfolk district, in the
county of Norfolk, England.
Bircham Tofts is...
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Records dating back to 1391
indicate human settlement at West
Tofts.
Earthworks at West
Tofts indicate the
presence of a
former rectory or
similar country...
- In
England and Scotland, a
toft village is a
settlement comprising small and
relatively closely packed farms (
tofts) with the
surrounding land
owned and...
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Catherine Tofts or
Katherine Tofts (c. 1685–1756) was the
first English singer who sang
Italian opera in England.
Tofts began her
career as a concert...
- enclosures,
ancient soils and
structural remains.
Tofts Ness is also the
location of
multiple shipwrecks.
Tofts Ness is
situated on a
peninsula at the north-east...
- Over
Tofts and
Nether Tofts in Berwickshire. In 1625 his
father remarried (Janet
presumably being dead) to a
Marjory Kae. He
inherited the
Tofts estates...
