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Fulnetby is a
hamlet and
civil parish in the West
Lindsey district of Lincolnshire, England. It is
situated approximately 8
miles (13 km) north-east from...
- Friesthorpe, Frieston, Friskney, Frithville, Frodingham, Fulbeck, Fulletby,
Fulnetby, Fulsby,
Fulstow Gainsborough, Garthorpe, Gate Burton, Gautby, ****ton le...
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Thomas de
Fulnetby 1358 Sir
Thomas de
Bernardeston Sir
Thomas de
Fulnetby 1360
Edmund de
Cornewaill Thomas de
Swynford 1361 Sir
Thomas de
Fulnetby Sir Laurence...
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which contains a
memorial to Sir
Vincent Fulnetby (died
early 17th century) and his ancestors. The name "
Fulnetby", or "Fulnery" in some old records, derives...
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Fieldsend 1551
William Pendleton 1576
William Greaves 1592
Christopher Fulnetby 1634
Nicholas Cross 1634
Ralph Heathcote 1636
Anthony Buxton 1656 John...
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parish 1894–1974
Friesthorpe Parish (ancient),
civil parish 1894–1974
Fulnetby Chapelry,
civil parish 1894–1974
Goltho Parish (ancient),
civil parish...
- Grange, Prestwood, Rand, and Shirley; to the
Chapelries of
Bullington and
Fulnetby; and to the
Liberty of
Offcote and Underwood. Alkmonton, &c.
Order 1886...
- Eagle,
Eagle Hall, East Firsby, Faldingworth, Fiskerton, Friesthorpe,
Fulnetby, Goltho,
Grange de Lings, Greetwell, Hackthorn, Haddington, Harmston, Heighington...
- had a po****tion of 54. The
parish touches Apley, Barlings, Bullington,
Fulnetby and
Stainton By Langworth. The name "Newball"
means 'New fortification'...
- Semi-circular
buttresses at
either side,
below niches.
County Bridge at
Fulnetby.
County Bridge at
Market Rasen Former Police Station and
Magistrates Court...
