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A History of the County of York
… grant included the churches of Birstall, Paull, Skeffling, Withernsea, Owthorne, and Alborough in Holderness, besides …
A History of the County of York East Riding
… A. Bannister, a Hull coal exporter. Designed to develop Withernsea as a resort, it carried 63,764 passengers in the … Plan passenger services were withdrawn from Hornsea and Withernsea in 1964 and the Hull suburban stations closed. 254 …
A History of the County of York East Riding
… to the owners of buildings recorded. Mr. Ben Chapman of Withernsea has also generously allowed the use of postcards …
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Calendar of Patent Rolls, Edward III
… 153, 259, 274, 276. Withern, Wythren [co. Lincoln], 220. Withernsea, Wythernsea, Wythernsea, co. York, 148, 193, 287. … See Witherley. Wytheresfeld, Seman de, 19. Wythernsea. See Withernsea. Wytheson, William son of William, of Sutton, co. …
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Calendar of Patent Rolls, Edward III
… Withern, Wythyrn, co. Lincoln, Richard, parson of, 453. Withernsea, Withornese, Wytthornse, in Holderness, co. York, … Wyttefeld. See Whitfield. Wyttesford, 347. Wytthornse. See Withernsea. Wyttilbury, William de, 103. Wyttlewood. See …
Calendar of Documents Preserved in France
… Witeng, John de, 145, 152. Witevill, 532. Witfornesel. See Withernsea. Withame. See Wytham, Withebornestoche. See Winterbourne Stoke. Withernsea, Witfornesel [co. York], 238. Withycombe, See …
A History of the County of York East Riding
… size, was a dependency of Morkar's manors of Kilnsea and Withernsea and the archbishop of York's manor of Swine. After … Other roads run through the coastal settlements between Withernsea and Bridlington, and connect that route to the …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… E. riding of York; containing, with the township of Withernsea, 373 inhabitants, of whom 247 are in Hollym … The village of Hollym is pleasantly situated; that of Withernsea is on the shore of the sea, which has made … in 1793. The church of Hollym was built in 1814: that of Withernsea has long been in ruins. George Cook Pope, in 1814, …