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Haddlesey is a
village and
civil parish in the
Selby District of
North Yorkshire, England. In the 2011 census, it had
about 78
houses and a po****tion...
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depth of water, to
enable larger boats to use the system. The Aire
below Haddlesey was byp****ed by the
opening of the
Selby Canal in 1778. A
canal from Knottingley...
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Chapel Haddlesey is a
village and
civil parish in the
Selby District of
North Yorkshire, England. The
village used to be in the
Barkston Ash Wapentake...
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Brotherton Camblesforth, Carlton, Cawood,
Church Fenton, Cliffe,
Chapel Haddlesey,
Cridling Stubbs Drax Eggborough,
Escrick Fairburn Gateforth Hambleton...
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Hockey Goalie for
Peterborough Petes Drew
Haydon Taylor:
Playwright Murray Haddlesey:
first member to
start a
family in Quebec. "Curve Lake
First Nation 35...
- Leeds. The
Selby Canal links the
River Ouse at
Selby to the
River Aire at
Haddlesey. The
replacement Greenpeace craft (1989–2011),
bearing the name Rainbow...
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reaches of the
River Aire in Yorkshire, England, from the
village of West
Haddlesey to the town of
Selby where it
joins the
River Ouse. It
opened in 1778...
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Bywater Castleford Brotherton Ferrybridge Knottingley Beal West
Haddlesey Chapel Haddlesey Temple Hirst Hensall Gowdall Snaith Rawcliffe Newland Airmyn (Joins...
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preceptory acquired properties in
Hirst Courtney, East,
Chapel and West
Haddlesey, Osgodby,
Thorne and Fishlake, and by 1308 also held
lands in Hensall...
- Commons, and
Waste Grounds,
within the
Townships of West
Haddlesey,
Chapel Haddlesey, and East
Haddlesey, and
Temple Hirst, in the
Parish of Birkin, in the...
