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Boveney is a
village and
former civil parish, now in the
parish of Dorney, in Buckinghamshire, England. It is
situated near Windsor,
between the villages...
- for the poor rate were
Burnham Town, East Burnham,
Boveney, Britwell,
Cippenham and Wood.
Boveney became a
separate civil parish in 1866
Cippenham was...
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family is the Duke of Manchester. A
cadet branch of the
family lived in
Boveney near Burnham, Buckinghamshire. The
earliest recorded ancestor of this branch...
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close to the
river on the
north bank of the Thames, near the
village of
Boveney, Buckinghamshire, England. It is
about 3
kilometres (2 mi) to the west...
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Boveney Lock is a lock on the
River Thames situated on the
Buckinghamshire bank
opposite the
Windsor Racecourse and
close to Eton Wick.
Boveney is a village...
- tailor.
Another line, also
possibly branched from Halton, is
found at
Boveney and
Dorney in the
sixteenth and
seventeenth centuries. This
produced Richard...
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Taplow Dorney (meads)
Water Oakley/Willows
Riverside Park, Bray
Dedworth Boveney,
Burnham Clewer Eton
Windsor Eton The Home Park,
Windsor Datchet Old Windsor...
- Ait is an
island of Clewer,
Berkshire in the
Thames on the
reach above Boveney Lock at the
mouth of the
Clewer Mill
Stream which leads to
Windsor Racecourse...
- heir of
Isaac Sibilles or Sibelies, and
daughter of
Abraham Sibilles of
Boveney who was MP for
Windsor in 1491 and
clerk of
Windsor Castle. Her
first husband...
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village was
called Boveney New Town.
After the
Civil Parish Act 1894, the Wick was
transferred from Eton
parish to
Boveney parish and
became known...
