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Comberford is a
small settlement in Staffordshire, England. It lies by the
River Tame,
about 4
kilometres (2 mi) north-east of
Tamworth along the A513...
- on
stage and in
silent films. He was also
known as Tom I.
Comberford and T. I.
Comberford.
Commerford debuted in the Old
Drury Theater, then
worked with...
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Dordon Tamworth,
North Warwickshire B79
TAMWORTH Tamworth, Warton, Hopwas,
Comberford, Elford, Edingale, Harlaston, Haunton,
Thorpe Constantine,
Newton Regis...
- Comerford, Commerford,
Comberford or
Quemerford is an
Irish surname, of
English origin.
Notable people with the
surname include:
Comerford Andy Comerford...
- beer garden, is a
Grade II
listed building.
Built in 1572 by
William Comberford as a
family home, it sits on the
banks of the
River Tame.
Charles I sta****...
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Prince Charles (the ****ure king
Charles I), who was
entertained by
William Comberford at the Moat House.
During the
English Civil War from 1642,
Tamworth Castle...
- from a
publication now in the
public domain: Cooper,
Thompson (1887). "
Comberford, Nicholas". In Stephen,
Leslie (ed.).
Dictionary of
National Biography...
- 125 years. One
particular chain of
teaching was John
Daniell →
Nicholas Comberford → John
Burston → John
Thornton → Joel Gascoyne, all of whom were important...
- at
least 1597, when
William Whorwood leased a
forge owned by
William Comberford. It may have been the same site as the
forge at Wood Green,
which by 1785...
- Leigh, Clayton,
Clifton Campville,
Clough Hall, Chorley, Codsall, Colton,
Comberford, Consall, Coton,
Coton Clanford,
Coton Hill, Coven, Crakemarsh, Crackley...
