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Adlingfleet is a drained, fertile,
former marshland village and
former civil parish, now in the
parish of Twin Rivers, in the East
Riding of Yorkshire...
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south to
Sedbergh in the
north and from
Dunsop Bridge in the west to
Adlingfleet in the east. The
southern industrial district,
considered in the broadest...
- Selby,
Acklam (Middlesbrough),
Acklam (R****ale), Acomb, Addingham, Adel,
Adlingfleet,
Adwick le Street, Agbrigg, Agglethorpe, Aike,
Ainderby Quernhow, Ainderby...
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Tributary River Order Joins Trent at Bank
Adlingfleet Drain 1
Adlingfleet Left
Amerton Brook 60
Shirleywich Left
River Blithe 55
Nethertown Left Bottesford...
- of the West
Riding of Yorkshire, England. It
included the
parishes of
Adlingfleet, Badsworth, Burghwallis, Campsall, Castleford, Darrington, Kellington...
- water', that can be
found in the
English place-names in -fleet, such as
Adlingfleet, Marfleet, Ousefleet,
combined very
often with a male's name. The element...
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ordered to be destro**** by the
vicar of
Adlingfleet, and its
stones re-used in
building the
rectory at
Adlingfleet. John le
Franceys wanted the
church to...
- house, Donamuthe, near
where the Old Don met the
Trent and
Humber at
Adlingfleet. This was destro**** by the
Danes in 794 AD and has
totally disappeared...
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Eastoft dates from 1164, when
there was a
dispute between the
Vicar of
Adlingfleet and the
abbot of Selby. Both
claimed rights to the
tithes from Reedness...
- inlet',
probably referring to an
inlet from the
River Aire (> -fleet :
Adlingfleet,
Adelingesfluet 1086 ; Marfleet,
Merefluet 1086 ; Ousefleet, Useflete...
