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upon trust for the maintenance and support of the scholars upon its foundation. The original 'Crowne' Inn is mentioned in the parish register in 1611 and the 'Golden Faucon' in 1628. The modern Crown Inn was built in 1853 and the Swan Inn dates back to well before 1848. Its sign proclaims it a
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was troubled by a bedbug during a night in a
Kingsclere inn, when prevented by fog from reaching his lodge at Freemantle Park on Cottington's hill. He ordained that the church should erect and evermore maintain upon its tower a representation of the creature that had disturbed his sleep. It is
604:, writing in the 18th century, mentions a well-frequented market on Tuesdays, and fairs the first Tuesday in April and the first Tuesday after 10 October. In 1848 the market was still held on Tuesdays, but had fallen very much into disuse, only a few farmers meeting at the
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Constable of the Tower of London and lord-lieutenant of the Tower
Hamlets. Seemingly from near today's Anchor road showing the duke in front of the pre-1848 church of St. Mary's, Kingsclere, and the back of Swan street. This picture is now in the
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Grant by
Edelina de Broch, widow, to the Canons of the Church of Saint John the Baptist, Sandleford of 40s. and 8d. from her inheritance in Frollebire for the maintenance of a Canon Chantry Priest, for the souls of herself, her father,
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1920:, her husband. Such money to be received from Henry de Wudecote, Walter de Clera, Hugh de Swantun, Joceus de Brikeull, William Furmentin of Spenes, Symon Cath, Wulfric de Marisco, Nicholas de Wullavintun, John Trull. Witnesses:
592:. On their return to base, the soldiers broke into the armoury, then returned to the village and laid siege to The Crown public house, where the two MPs were drinking. Both MPs were killed, as was the pub landlady.
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Capt. A. S. Wills, Middleton House, Longparish, purchased 60 acres of land at
Kingsclere belonging to the Duke of Wellington's Parliamentary estates, 1940–1946, (Museum of English Rural Life: Wellington/1298).
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Kingsclere, 1848 shield, Orde-Powlett impaling
Carleton for William Orde-Powlett, 2nd Baron Bolton (1782–1850) and his wife (married 1810) Hon Maria Carleton (1777-1863), daughter of
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One of the committee which revised the laws of cricket, at the Star and Garter in Pall Mall, February 25, 1774 and a renowned
Hampshire hunting man. Author of many hunting songs. (
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1399:(1813–75), racehorse owner, (operated in converted farm buildings at Cannons Heath, with a young John Porter employed as his private trainer, and later built a new yard in 1867).
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Kingsclere can trace back its history to a place identified as belonging to King Alfred in his will between 872 and 888, the 'clere' possibly meaning 'bright' or 'clearing'.
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1240:(1260s? – 14 July 1349), sometime rector of Kingsclere, and then Archbishop of Dublin (1317–1349), Lord Treasurer of Ireland (1307–1309) and Lord Chancellor of Ireland.
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Watership Down was also the site of the 1982 World Field
Archery Championship put on by the Overton Black Arrows archery club from the nearby village of
615:) to be held—on Whit Tuesday for pleasure on Ashford Hill and the Tuesday after Old Michaelmas Day for hiring servants and pleasure in the market place.
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of the vicarage of
Kingsclere fell again into the hands of the king, who in 1541 granted them to Anne of Cleves. On her death in 1557 they reverted to
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Catts Farm, design by H. Launcelot Fedden (1869-1910), in 'The
Building News', July 31, 1908, published by the Strand Newspaper Company Limited.
812:(died 1340), 43rd Archbishop of York (1317–1340), held the manor of Kingsclere. Sir William Melton (died 1362), the nephew, obtained a grant of
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The former Falcon Inn, in Swan street, one of the oldest in
Hampshire, is especially interesting as being at one time in the possession of
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1327:, KB (1724–1808). In 1848 Bolton gave £500 for the church's remodeling and £700 in particular for the chancel's restoration.
1632:(LSWR). Despite public support of the railway proposal, sufficient funding was never obtained and the idea was abandoned.
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A grant of money (muniments of St George's Chapel, Windsor: SGC XV.54.5), dated between 1217-1223, Frobury, Hampshire.
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were dedicated breeders and owners of race-horses. For most of the eighteenth century they had a race-course at nearby
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lands of Kingsclere in 1346, and was succeeded by his son, Sir William de Melton (MP for Yorkshire) who died in 1399.
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William Orde-Powlett, 2nd Lord Bolton (1782–1850) married (1810) Hon Maria Carleton (1777-1863), daughter of
1039:(1926 – 2014), OBE, sculptor, parents buried in St Paul's, Kingsclere Woodlands, and sculpture in the church;
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L. and P. Hen. VIII, xvi, 717. She presented to the vicarage in 1543 (Egerton MS. 2034, fol. 166 d.).
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bestowed 15 hides of land at Clere on the 'religious woman Aelfswith'. While sixteen years later
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may contain an excessive amount of intricate detail that may interest only a particular audience
2124:'A History of the County of Hampshire', Volume four, edited by William Page, VCH, London, 1911.
1334:, who married (1868) Hon. William Orde-Powlett (1845–1922), FSA, from 1895 the 4th Lord Bolton.
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981:, KCMG, CB (1874–1965), was a British diplomat. HM Minister at Berne; Sofia, and then Finland.
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1476:(1865–1948), soldier, Conservative politician (MP & Peer), diplomat and racehorse owner.
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Peter Fitz Herbert, lord of the manors of North Oakley and Wolverton, held the church after
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Hants N. and Q., v, 103–4, and Ex inform, the Rev. A. T. Finch, via VCH, Hants, 1911, ibid
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964:, local philanthropist who paid for some of church's 1848 re-fit. A younger brother of
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Kingsclere is approximately equidistant 13 kilometres (8.1 mi) from the towns of
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Chart. R. 10 Edw. III, m. 3; Abbrev. Rot. Orig. (Rec. Com.), ii, 111 (via VCH, 1911).
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OBE MC (1892–1971), Stanton's farm. Soldier, civil servant, writer and part owner of
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Close, 11 Edw. III, pt. ii, m. 13d.; Pat. 11 Edw. III, pt. i, m. 4. (via VCH, 1911).
1448:(1912–2001), jockey turned trainer. Sold the stables to Peter Hastings-Bass in 1953;
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nearby, broke bounds to visit The Swan public house, but were ordered back by two
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Eastern end of St Mary's Church in October 2014, showing a gutter marked with the
504:. (Oil on panel, 23 x 17 inches). A massive tomb in their honour is in the church.
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had his famous leg injury as a result of horse-play. Foote wrote many letters to
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with samples, and it probably ceased altogether about 1850. The fairs continued (
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Cartularium saxonicum: a collection of charters relating to Anglo-Saxon history
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any relevant information, and removing excessive detail that may be against
1713:
Paul B. Hitchings 'Great Hampshire Families: The Kingsmills of Sydmonton',
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William John Arthur Charles James Cavendish-Bentinck, 6th Duke of Portland
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Lady Algitha Orde-Powlett (1847–1919) (from 1895 Lady Bolton) daughter of
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and their heirs, sometime patrons and owners of large parts of Kingsclere.
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bailiff of Sutton, Alresford and Cheriton, Hants 18 April 1401-c.1405;
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939:(1661–1720), Anne Kingsmill, a.k.a. Lady Finch, gave a pulpit cushion.
880:, murderer of Christopher Marlowe. Born in Kingsclere 1561, died 1627.
806:, encaustic tiles bearing his symbols used to be in the chancel aisle.
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975:, CB (1909), CMG. (Grahamstown, 1857 – Marseille, 18 February 1918).
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Burials at St. Mary's Parish Church, Kingsclere, Hants 1680 to 1880
1033:, (1925–2003), composer, buried in St Paul's, Kingsclere Woodlands;
449:–1140), northern doorway of St. Mary's church. (Flint re-facing is
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Trained by William Waugh for the Dukes of Wellington and Portland.
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902:,(1769–1852), gave £300 towards the 1848 remodeling of the church.
766:(sometimes Rannulf de Broc; died around 1179), and his son-in-law
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1081:, sitting MP for North-West Hampshire, which includes Kingsclere.
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1807:
Anon. (2011) The hidden tragedy of the Kingsclere pub massacre.
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William Edward Robin Hood Hastings-Bass, 17th Earl of Huntingdon
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548:, and there are other mentions of it in Saxon charters. In 931
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on loan to the Royal Armories in Leeds. Possibly painted by
1131:(1291–1352), previously Peter, archbishop of Rouen 1331–1338.
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See monumental inscription on wood in the church of St Mary.
1230:(died 9 May 1329), sometime rector of Kingsclere, and later
849:
William Fauconer (died 1412), JP (Hants, 1407–1412), MP for
2233:"England's Mr Anonymous on the fast track to world stardom"
1992:, edited by J. S. Roskell, L. Clark, and C. Rawcliffe, 1993
2037:
The History of Parliament: the House of Commons 1386–1421
1990:
The History of Parliament: the House of Commons 1386-1421
1703:
http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=56801
1193:, who trained horses just south of Kingsclere, 1867–1905.
1162:) bought Frobury manor in 1546 and Kingsclere circa 1544.
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Walter Merton (died 1277). Rector in 1263 and founder of
1088:(Transfiguration for Dr Thompson of Swan Street), and by
1069:
England International Rugby Player grew up in Kingsclere.
670:, most famous for her role as the first Polly Peachum in
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see tomb in Kingsclere graveyard & Kelly's handbook.
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gave his thegn Aelfwine 10 hides of land at West Clere.
2039:, edited by J.S. Roskell, L. Clark, C. Rawcliffe, 1993.
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Melton family shield. Argent a cross paty voided azure.
2440:, history from the website of Hampshire County Council
746:), a royal mistress, stayed at the royal residence at
2207:"20 famous people with links to the Basingstoke area"
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and philanthropist. Endowed Kingsclere £30 per annum.
2334:, Headline Publishing Group, Hachette, London, 2004.
1046:, opened the Kingsclere bypass on 13 September 1982.
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Highclere, Kingsclere and Basingstoke Light Railway
1618:
Highclere, Kingsclere and Basingstoke Light Railway
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Highclere, Kingsclere and Basingstoke Light Railway
1472:, 1923–1950, by Lady Victoria Stanley, daughter of
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3rd Duke of Bolton & 8th Marquess of Winchester
777:), possessors of the manor of Frobury (Frollebury).
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John de Lancelevy, lord of the manor of Hannington.
627:, Archbishop of Canterbury, who in 1510 gave it to
556:at Colchester granted 10 hides of land at Clere to
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1207:, rector in 1263 and later Bishop of Rochester (
1146:(died 1652), of Cottington, Freemantle from 1631.
540:left Kingsclere for life to his second daughter,
496:Portraits of Sir Henry Kingsmill (1587-1625), of
2196:, by Margaret Ingham, Kingsclere, 2008, page 53.
2411:Kingsclere – A place and its people (1987)
2388:. Richmond: Public Record Office. p. 157.
2060:, Extracted by Barrie Brinkman 2010 - 11 (v2.0)
1608:used to be a part of the parish of Kingsclere.
2026:bailiff of Highclere, c. Michaelmas 1405–1412.
1855:A History of the County of Hampshire: Volume 4
1260:–1572), KG, a local magnate and statesman, of
469:Church of St. Mary, from the west, (May 2014).
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1386:(1745–1790), had some horses at Cannon Heath.
1013:James Stanford, OBE, director general of the
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2444:A Vision of Britain through Time: Kingsclere
1958:
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1954:
1460:(1920–2010), owner and trainer. Director of
1372:(1719–1778), at Cannon Heath, where in 1766
1027:(1904–1998), cricketer and Royal Navy sailor
1891:, by Rev. Robert R. Legg, Whitchurch, 2002.
1224:, rector 1326–29, then Bishop of Salisbury.
933:– 1652), possessor of Freemantle from 1631.
725:– 18 December 1075) Queen Edith, widow of
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1251:William Paulet, 1st Marquess of Winchester
690:People from and associated with Kingsclere
79:
2451:: Volume 2 (Basingstoke and Deane) Pages
1900:De Banc. R. 348, m. 370 d., via VCH, 1911
1889:Essays in the early history of Kingsclere
1019:Liberty and Livelihood Countryside March
870:Sir George Darcy, 1544 sold the manor to
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2677:Ecchinswell, Sydmonton and Bishops Green
2365:. Kingsclere: Its History and Its People
1648:Kingsclere and Whitchurch Rural District
1644:, proposed in 1900 but never constructed
924:Francis Cottington, 1st Baron Cottington
3303:Civil parishes in Basingstoke and Deane
2104:The story of the parish church at Clere
1946:The Story of the Parish Church at Clere
1668:
1626:Didcot, Newbury and Southampton Railway
1268:John Paulet, 5th Marquess of Winchester
1101:
995:–1942). Fictional character created by
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2433:Kingsclere: Its heritage and genealogy
1332:Richard Lumley, 9th Earl of Scarbrough
853:, 1407 and 1411, buried in St. Mary's.
824:William Montagu, 1st Earl of Salisbury
682:of the parish. Their eldest son, Rev.
532:Kingsclere formed part of the ancient
500:, and his wife Bridget (died 1670) by
1844:Post Office Directory of Hants (1848)
1366:. Lived occasionally at Cannon Heath.
1288:Thomas Orde-Powlett, 1st Baron Bolton
750:, on the southern side of the parish.
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1948:, by A.T. Finch, M.A. (Vicar), 1905.
1421:, KG, GCVO, TD, PC, DL, (1857–1943).
1397:Sir Joseph Henry Hawley, 3rd Baronet
1075:, (1948 – 2017), cricket journalist.
2554:Towns, villages and hamlets in the
2310:http://db.theclergydatabase.org.uk/
2184:Daily Telegraph, December 30, 2016.
1658:List of civil parishes in Hampshire
1370:John Savile, 1st Earl of Mexborough
1311:Charles Powlett, 5th Duke of Bolton
1214:– 27 October 1277), and founder of
979:Sir Rowland Arthur Charles Sperling
958:Sir Wyndham Spencer Portal, 1st Bt.
686:, was briefly vicar of Kingsclere.
680:Charles Powlett, 3rd Duke of Bolton
2424:A paper on the origin of the name.
2175:, Saturday June 17th 1939, page 5.
1474:Edward Stanley, 17th Earl of Derby
1325:Guy Carleton, 1st Baron Dorchester
1174:Lt-Gen. Charles Powlett (Paulet),
1021:, 2002. Grew up at Stanton's farm.
937:Anne Finch, Countess of Winchilsea
916:-1618) was an Elizabethan trader,
708:Guy Carleton, 1st Baron Dorchester
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45:Knowledge (XXG)'s inclusion policy
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2847:Wootton St Lawrence with Ramsdell
2332:Making the Running: A Racing Life
1735:The Bedbug Recorder (Edition One)
1731:"Kingsclere Heritage Association"
1620:was a proposed (circa 1896–1900)
1053:, vicar of Kingsclere, 1964–1971;
887:, buried Kingsclere, 18 May 1713.
872:Sir William Paulet, Lord St. John
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2231:Kitson, Robert (20 March 2009).
1683:. Office for National Statistics
1630:London and South Western Railway
1468:(1890–1966), soldier and MP for
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2163:see obituary of Stanford in MSM
1980:Vide Harl. Soc. Publ. xvi, 203.
1916:, and Dametta, her mother, and
865:William, Marquess of Winchester
783:, Walter of Rouen (died 1207),
526:Plan of the church of St. Mary.
1677:"Civil Parish population 2011"
1452:Peter Robin Hood Hastings-Bass
1092:(Marriage at Cana of Galilee).
973:Gervase Francis Newport Tinley
1:
1785:Birch, Cart. Sax. iii, 268–9.
1426:Captain Arnold Stancomb Wills
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1059:, Lord Lloyd-Webber lives at
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942:William Mount (1753–1815) of
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678:, was lover and then wife of
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1971:Chart. R. 20 Edw. III, m. 4.
1922:Peter , Bishop of Winchester
1776:Birch, Cart. Sax. ii, 530–3.
1767:Birch, Cart. Sax. ii, 357–9.
1098:, Baron Hannan of Kingsclere
950:manor to Oliver Cromwell of
648:is the setting for the 1972
2519:Kingsclere census data 2001
2194:Kingsclere A Social history
1653:List of places in Hampshire
1458:Priscilla Victoria Hastings
1245:Paulet/Powlett associations
1015:Leonard Cheshire Foundation
309:Hampshire and Isle of Wight
297:Hampshire and Isle of Wight
146:OS grid reference
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2291:Eldest natural son of the
2173:Isle of Wight County Press
2071:Anthony Johnson (colonist)
571:Local legend asserts that
536:of the Crown. In his will
2617:Ashford Hill with Headley
2570:
2428:Kingsclere Parish Council
2276:Government Art Collection
1857:, William Page, ed. 1911.
1853:Victoria County History,
1356:Sir Francis Blake Delaval
580:The 'Kingsclere Massacre'
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2343:Briefly at Cannon Heath.
1822:Close, 2 Henry III, m. 2
1758:1883-1893: ii, 178, 182.
1717:, October 1963, page 24.
1681:Neighbourhood Statistics
1264:and parts of Kingsclere.
1232:Bishop of Bath and Wells
1044:Lord Howell of Guildford
986:George Hysteron-Proteron
2717:Litchfield and Woodcott
2384:Edwards, Cliff (2000).
1600:, and Beenham Court or
1596:, Edmundsthorp Benham (
1488:, LVO (1948–), trainer.
1063:Court, near Kingsclere.
1017:, and organiser of the
415:in Hampshire, England.
411:is a large village and
2757:Old Basing and Lychpit
2069:Possibly connected to
1754:Walter de Gray Birch,
1701:VCH, Hampshire, 1911.
1581:
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1216:Merton College, Oxford
1160:Marquess of Winchester
1158:Lord St. John (a.k.a.
1113:Merton College, Oxford
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1809:The Reading Chronicle
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1430:W.D. & H.O. Wills
1364:second Duke of Bolton
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1238:Alexander de Bykenore
1199:Some renowned rectors
1178:, KG, PC (1685–1754).
1031:Ronald Alfred Goodwin
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1833:History of Hampshire
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727:Edward the Confessor
340:North West Hampshire
246:Sovereign state
3222:Wootton St Lawrence
2792:Sherfield on Loddon
2449:Hampshire Treasures
2282:, but probably not.
2211:Basingstoke Gazette
1924:, William Prior of
1918:Stephen de Turneham
1360:Lord Nassau Powlett
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1127:Kingsclere's Pope:
1057:Andrew Lloyd Webber
1004:John Keith Stanford
892:Dukes of Wellington
859:, rectory and the
832:monastery of Bisham
804:Richard of Cornwall
792:archbishop of Rouen
781:Walter de Coutances
768:Stephen of Thornham
634:15th C. Rooming Inn
442:Filled in Norman, (
387: /
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2702:Hurstbourne Priors
2293:3rd Duke of Bolton
1811:11 November 2011.
1582:
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1384:Duke of Cumberland
1380:from Cannon Heath.
960:, (1822–1905), of
900:Duke of Wellington
844:William of Wykeham
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640:In popular culture
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2145:see WWI memorials
2024:Bishop Beaufort's
1798:, 1887, page 129.
1482:(1938–), trainer.
1222:Robert de Wyville
1205:Walter de Mertone
984:Colonel the Hon.
788:bishop of Lincoln
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1664:References
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