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golden key of the tower, as did the Rev. F. Staunton on the occasion of the first visit of the Prince of Wales Malger's father, Sir Bryan de
Staunton (1040–1100), is the first known member of this family. The family had French origins and it is believed that the mispronunciation in spelling is derived from this. The Staunton Tower at
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Staunton School, in the High Street, is primarily a nursery, started in 2001 and run by
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Staunton Industrial Estate maintains units and workshops for small-scale manufacturing about 1 km (0.62 mi) north-west of the village, off Grange Lane.
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This stands in the hall grounds and was the family chapel. It is now the parish church for
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building, and is still the Staunton family's main residence.
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Great Northern and London and North Western Joint Railway
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745:"A Very English Scene"
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414:Staunton-in-the-Vale
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18:Staunton in the Vale
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