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1497:Picket Post
1492:Picket Hill
1457:Norley Wood
1231:East Boldre
1211:Denny Lodge
1081:Battramsley
1041:Allum Green
661:10 December
430:during the
390:Southampton
324: /
1652:New Forest
1641:Categories
1601:Walhampton
1524:Rockbourne
1487:Pennington
1451:New Milton
1440:Mockbeggar
1348:Hungerford
1308:Hangersley
1288:Furze Hill
1246:Emery Down
1241:East Mills
1196:Copythorne
1156:Brookheath
1121:Bolderwood
1106:Blackfield
1016:New Forest
605:Copythorne
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510:, wife of
382:Crown Land
374:New Forest
351:New Forest
309:50°56′37″N
212:023 / 017
152:South East
116:New Forest
81:Population
1621:Woodlands
1616:Woodgreen
1606:Whitsbury
1477:Ossemsley
1420:Marchwood
1415:Lyndhurst
1409:Lymington
1313:Harbridge
1251:Ellingham
1176:Bull Hill
1136:Bransgore
1116:Blissford
1111:Blashford
1022:, England
1020:Hampshire
898:14 August
817:14 August
730:14 August
556:Bramshaw
550:Hampshire
546:Wiltshire
472:Wiltshire
428:Admiralty
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347:Hampshire
312:1°37′04″W
298:Hampshire
246:Ambulance
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134:Hampshire
84:684
71:Hampshire
1569:Stuckton
1534:Sandford
1529:Rockford
1518:Ringwood
1507:Portmore
1435:Minstead
1398:Lopshill
1383:Linbrook
1368:Keyhaven
1328:Highwood
1323:Hightown
1293:Godshill
1236:East End
1206:Damerham
1141:Breamore
1131:Bramshaw
1101:Bisterne
1086:Beaulieu
919:Archived
791:7 August
759:Archived
696:Archived
531:Henry II
527:Britford
488:Britford
368:Overview
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108:District
99:SU269161
63:Bramshaw
27:Bramshaw
1626:Wootton
1544:Shobley
1512:Poulner
1393:Linwood
1388:Linford
1373:Langley
1338:Holbury
1318:Hardley
1283:Frogham
1278:Fritham
1256:Everton
1226:Downton
1191:Colbury
1186:Calshot
1166:Burgate
1096:Bickton
1091:Beckley
1076:Bashley
1066:Bartley
1056:Ashurst
1046:Ashlett
601:Bartley
574:Furzley
570:Fritham
496:de Lacy
438:History
417:gallows
398:Fritham
293:England
168:England
162:Country
1611:Winsor
1596:Turmer
1584:Tiptoe
1549:Sopley
1502:Pilley
1472:Ogdens
1425:Martin
1363:Ibsley
1343:Hordle
1333:Hinton
1266:Fawley
1261:Exbury
1216:Dibden
1181:Cadnam
1171:Burley
1126:Boldre
1051:Ashley
635:8 July
539:canons
413:stocks
380:, and
222:Police
144:Region
1358:Hythe
1151:Brook
611:Notes
566:Brook
394:Brook
362:Brook
1574:Sway
1482:Ower
1378:Lepe
1353:Hyde
1303:Hale
1201:Crow
1061:Bank
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793:2020
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663:2016
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