- manor." The
modern parish includes the
ancient parishes of
Aisholt and Charlynch.
Aisholt is one of the
Thankful Villages -
those villages that suffered...
- All
Saints Church in
Aisholt, Somerset, England, is the
Anglican parish church for the
ancient parish of
Aisholt, now part of the
Quantock Villages Benefice...
-
sandstone and limestone,
which have been
quarried near
Aisholt. At
Great Holwell,
south of
Aisholt, is the only
limestone cave in the
Devonian limestone...
- Bagborough,
together with the
lower northeastern slopes of the
range between Aisholt and Holford. A tuff
occurs within the
Avill member on
these eastern slopes...
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Upper School (ages 13–16) AGN (Ancren Gate North) AGS (Ancren Gate South)
Aisholt Holcombe Tedworth Sixth Form (ages 16–18)
Willis York
Students in the Lower...
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Cromwell Maplebeck Wigsley Wysall Rutland Teigh Shropshire Harley Somerset Aisholt Chantry Chelwood Holywell Lake
Rodney Stoke Shapwick Stocklinch Tellisford...
- See also
Abbas Combe,
Abbey Hill,
Abbots Leigh, Adsborough, Adscombe,
Aisholt, Alcombe,
Alder Row, Aley, Alford, Alhampton, Aller, Allerford, Allowenshay...
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later in 1169),
followed by
Alfieseholt in 1242,
Halfyesholt in 1301,
Aisholt in 1362/63 and
finally Alice Holt in 1373. The
second part of the name...
- ****ercombe Castle) is a
possible Iron Age
earthwork on the
Quantock Hills near
Aisholt in Somerset, England. The so-called hill fort has
several features that...
-
clock mechanism are from the 16th. The
parish is part of the
benefice of
Aisholt, Enmore, Goathurst,
Nether Stowey, Over
Stowey and
Spaxton with Charlynch...
