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Lyminster is a
village that is the main
settlement of
Lyminster and
Crossbush civil parish, in the Arun
District of West Sus****, England. It borders,...
- serpent's mouth". The most
famous knucker lived,
according to legend, at
Lyminster. The
knucker apparently caused a lot of trouble,
consuming local livestock...
- The
conurbation includes other settlements: Wick in the
north west;
Lyminster to the north; and
Rustington to the east. Wick and Toddington,
which has...
- 0°32′56″W / 50.83333°N 0.54889°W / 50.83333; -0.54889
Lyminster Priory was a
priory in
Lyminster, West Sus****, England. It was a
possible Saxon royal minster...
- is a
title given to a
medieval gravestone formerly in the
graveyard of
Lyminster church in West Sus****, England. It has now been
moved inside the church...
- river-hag Peg Powler, the Bäckahäst-like Brag, and the Grindylow. At
Lyminster, near
Arundel in the
English county of West Sus****,
there are
today said...
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estates at Beckley, Rotherfield, Ditchling, Sutton,
Lyminster,
Angmering and Felpham.
Ditchling and
Lyminster were
substantial royal estates, and all the properties...
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there are
several flint Victorian buildings including All
Saints Church,
Lyminster School and one
thatched cottage. The
village of Wick
formed around Wick...
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century Secgan m****cript,
another saint, St Cuthflæd of
Lyminster, is
buried in or near to
Lyminster Priory. In 681, Bede
records that an
outbreak of the...
- York
Peter of
Canterbury Theodore of
Canterbury South Saxon Cuthflæd of
Lyminster Cuthmann of
Steyning Lewina of
Bishopstone West
Saxon Æbbe of Abingdon...
