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- Childwickbury Manor is a manor house in the hamlet of Childwickbury, Hertfordshire, England, between St Albans and Harpenden. The Lomax family bought the...
- The Marquesa de Moratella and Childwick Bury Stud at the NTRA Childwick Bury Stud at Thoroughbred Heritage Childwick Bury Stud at HertsAd 51°47′21″N...
- Press. Wikimedia Commons has media related to Saint Michael Church (St Albans). The Parish Church of St Michael, St Albans with St Mary, Childwick Green...
- operation built on his estate. Appearing at first under the name of "Mr. Childwick," from 1885 onwards he won many important races including two of the British...
- TL135037 Caldecote, TL237385 Chaldean, TL423205 Chesfield, TL247278 Childwick, TL141107 ****enach, TL396302 ****hamsted, TL419253 Corney Bury, TL358307...
- Caleb Lomax (c. 1695–1730), of Childwick Bury, near St Albans, Hertfordshire, was a British landowner and politician who sat in the House of Commons from...
- (1816-1903): prosperous silk merchant and short horn cattle breeder, purchased Childwick Hall in Hertfordshire and later moved to Coleshill house in Amersham Edmund...
- Manningham-Buller extant fourth Baronet created Viscount Dilhorne in 1964 Maple of Childwick Bury 1897 Maple extinct 1903 Mappin of Thornbury 1886 Mappin extinct 1975...
- 1890: Sheen 1891: Ragimunde 1892: Burnaby 1893: Cypria / Red Eyes 1894: Childwick 1895: Rockdove 1896: St Bris 1897: Merman 1898: Chaleureux 1899: Scintillant...
- after a monk had been attacked and robbed by his protégé Geoffrey of Childwick. He enjo**** great secular power; the 1258 Provisions of Oxford gave four...