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• Milford Haven
  ...ired the land on the north shore of Milford Haven from his wife, Catherine Barlow of Slebech<ref name="McKay"/> and here he determined to found a new town of ...ls Abbey. Built on virgin land, it stood alongside the priory on [[Caldey Island]] as part of the Tironian Order in West Wales, and was dedicated to St Budo
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• Bath
  ...7-5}}</ref><ref>{{cite book | last=Barlow | first=Frank | authorlink=Frank Barlow (historian)| title=William Rufus | page=182 | publisher=Yale University Pre ...Army under William Waller.<ref>{{Cite book|title=A tour through the whole island of Great Britain; Divided into Journeys. Interspersed with Useful Observati
  45 KB (7,203 words) - 09:14, 22 August 2017
• Gwynedd
  ...om the Irish word "Feni", referring at one time to a specific group on the island and later broadening to become a general reference to the Irish people as a ...Maglocunus'', meaning "Prince-Hound") describing him as "the dragon of the island" and as the most powerful of the five named British kings:
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• River Rother, Yorkshire
  ...project involves the creation of a short length of new canal to create an island in the centre of the site.<ref>Waterways, Summer 2010, Issue 228, Inland Wa ...e thriving. Brown trout, thought to have come from the River Hipper or the Barlow Brook, were also found in the Rother, and since these are much less toleran
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• Slebech
  ...r the Dissolution of the Monasteries by Henry VIII the lands passed to the Barlow family.<ref name="LLoyd">{{cite book|last=LLoyd|first=Thomas|title=The Buil Roger Barlow was born and raised in Slebech. He was part of Sebastian Cabot's second voy
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• Forth Bridge
  ...sign was formally abandoned on 13 January 1881, and Sir John Fowler, W. H. Barlow and T. E. Harrison, consulting engineers to the project, were invited to gi ...3/> Iron staging reinforced wood in heavily used areas was put up over the island, eventually covering around 10,000 sq. yd and using over 1,000 tons of iron
  46 KB (7,346 words) - 23:36, 4 January 2021
• Chorlton-cum-Hardy
  ...'. Hardy is derived from a personal name, ''Hearda'', and ''eg'', meaning "island" or "dry ground in a well-watered land".<ref>{{citation |url=http://kepn.no ...Hardy, separated by the [[Chorlton Brook]], together with Martledge and [[Barlow Moor]],<ref>^Lloyd(1972)</ref> did not come under the combined name of Chor
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• Blackpool Tower
  ...t dance bands including Bertini and his band, and Charlie Barlow.<ref name=barlow >{{cite web |title=Charles Barlow and the Tower Band
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• Collinstown
  ...eans 'town of the veiled women', owing to a convent once established on an island on nearby Lough Lene. ...e largest island of Lough Lene which still today bears his name, Turgesius Island.
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• Levenshulme
  ...version of a person's name, "Leofwine's" and "holm", a Viking term meaning island (usually in a lake or river). "Lywenshulme" also is referred to in the 1322 ...to be known as Talleyrand. It included Talleyrand House (later renamed as Barlow House) and a street, Talleyrand Row.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.old-maps
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