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Cothelstone is a
village and
civil parish in Somerset, England,
situated in the
Quantock Hills six
miles north of Taunton. The parish,
which includes...
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Cothelstone Manor in
Cothelstone, Somerset,
England was
built in the mid-16th century,
largely demolished by the
parliamentary troops in 1646 and rebuilt...
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Seven Sisters is a
clump of
beech trees on
Cothelstone Hill in the
Quantock Hills, England.
Originally planted in the 18th century...
- The
romanesque red
sandstone Church of St
Thomas of
Canterbury in
Cothelstone, Somerset,
England dates from the 12th
century and has been
designated as...
- was born in
August 1600,
eldest surviving son of Sir John
Stawell of
Cothelstone Manor and
Elizabeth Tuchet,
daughter of the Earl of Castlehaven. He married...
- (1540–63)
Haslington Hall, Ches. (1545)
Broughton Castle, Oxon. (c. 1550)
Cothelstone Manor,
Somerset (c. 1550)
Great Fosters,
Surrey (c. 1550) The east tower...
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Retrieved 20
August 2014.
Historic England. "Bowl
barrow at the west end of
Cothelstone Hill, 825m NNE of St Agnes' Well (1015085)".
National Heritage List for...
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action on the
Quantocks during the
English Civil War. Sir John
Stawell of
Cothelstone was a
leading Royalist. When
Taunton fell to
parliamentary troops and...
- Congresbury, Corfe, Corston,
Corton Denham, Cossington, Cote,
Cotford St Luke,
Cothelstone, Coxbridge, Coxley, Cranmore,
Creech St Michael, Crewkerne,
Cricket Malherbie...
- 1627: Sir John
Latch of Over
Langford Manor 1628: Sir John
Stawell of
Cothelstone 1629:
Thomas Thyne 1630:
Francis Dodington 1631:
Thomas Luttrell of Dunster...
