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Witnesham is a
village situated roughly 4
miles (6 km) to the
north of Ipswich, Suffolk. The main road from
Ipswich that
links the
village to the town...
- Street, Ipswich, Suffolk, but the
family subsequently moved nearby to
Witnesham when his
father retired to the
rectory there in 1798. He was educated...
- Bealings, Dennington, Earl Soham, Framlingham, Glemham,
Grundisburgh and
Witnesham, Hasketon, Kesgrave, Otley, Rushmere, and
Wickham Market; and The Borough...
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Evening Star.
Swilland shares a
parish council with
Witnesham called "Swilland and
Witnesham Grouped Parish Council".
Swilland takes its name from Old...
- Kirby, a solicitor, and Lucy Meadows. He was born on 19
September 1759 at
Witnesham, Suffolk, and
studied at
Ipswich School and
Caius College, Cambridge,...
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Tuddenham St.
Martin Tunstall Ufford Wantisden Westerfield Wickham Market Witnesham Woodbridge Deben Register Office GENUKI -
Deben Registration District...
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diocese as ****istant
bishops have been: in 1921,
Cecil Wood,
Rector of
Witnesham and
former Bishop of Melanesia,
served as archbishop's
commissary (i.e...
- Wingfield, Winston, Wissett, Wissington,
Withersdale Street, Withersfield,
Witnesham, Wixoe, Woodbridge, Woolpit, Woolverstone, Worlington, Worlingham, Worlingworth...
- is a
waterway in
Suffolk which joins the
River Deben. Its
source is at
Witnesham and it
joins the
Deben at Woodbridge.
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Samuel Turner Born
February 1826 (1826-02)
Witnesham,
Suffolk Died 13 June 1868 (1868-06-14) (aged 42) Meerut,
British India Buried St John's Cemetery...
