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Blythburgh /ˈblaɪðbərə/ is a
village and
civil parish in the East
Suffolk district of the
English county of Suffolk. It is 4
miles (6.4 km) west of Southwold...
- (1242–1273)
Gilbert V de Gand (1273–1298)
Split into
Moeties Barony of
Blythborough Roger de
Cressy (~1200–1246)
William de Cressy ? (1246-11311) Barony...
- 1621:
Richardson Hickson, of
Ropesley 1622: Sir
George Southcote, of
Blythborough 1623: Sir
Thomas Middlecot, of
Boston 1625:
William Lister, of Coleby...
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Serlo de
Burci 1086
Blankney Lincolnshire Walter I de
Aincourt 1086
Blythborough Suffolk William FitzWalter 1157
Bolham Northumberland James de Newcastle...
- the West", "Many Mansions", "The
Horse Unburied", "The Red Pavilion", "
Blythborough Church, A
Hardyesque Dialogue", "Insomnia", "Awake at
Three A.M.", "The...
- made
particular use of a
technique he had
developed in the test film "
Blythborough"
where he
painted directly into live
action footage using digital tools...
