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1352:(1718â1801), teacher of classics, was born at Bent, in the parish of Kildwick.
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Brandwood, Geoff; Austin, Tim; Hughes, John; Price, James (2012).
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Roy Mason (15 March 1980). "Bridge that was built to last".
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Kildwick Bridge west side built 1305â13 with ribbed vaulting
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1364:(1852â1933), first-class cricketer, was born in Kildwick.
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Village and civil parish in North Yorkshire, England
1716:Whitaker, Thomas Dunham. "The Parish of Kildwick".
1370:(1973â), English jazz singer, was born in Kildwick.
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1846:. London: Roehampton University. Archived from
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1549:The Century dictionary and cyclopedia. Vol 10,
620:In 1539, Henry VIII dissolved the monastery at
1968:The King's Highway in Craven, with sketch maps
1748:. Historical Print Editions. British Library.
2023:Brontë Parsonage Museum in Haworth, Yorkshire
1771:Primary Education in East Yorkshire 1560â1902
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1945:National Heritage List for England
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1907:"The History of Kildwick Church"
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1966:Brigg, John J. (1927).
1635:Overend, Harry (2003).
1625:Retrieved 10 March 2016
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1871:Retrieved 1 July 2012
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1662:Price, James (1998).
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