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• River Tyburn
  ...], whose fame arises from its association with hangings in past days; the "Tyburn Tree" stood by its banks. Another subterranean stream, the [[Tyburn Brook]], is quite separate though nearby, and is a tributary of the [[River
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• Middlesex
  ...ee Tuns'' in Brook-street in the parish of Holborn".) The "Ossulstone" at Tyburn is regarded as a likely candidate for the earliest "shiremoots". The county
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• Marylebone
  ...its history, associations, and traditions'', Volume 2, p. 509.</ref>. The Tyburn is now entirely culverted, but it rises in what is now [[Swiss Cottage]] an The manor of Tyburn is mentioned in the [[Domesday Book]] (1086) as a possession of Barking Abb
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• Louth, Lincolnshire
  ...nds. It ended at [[Lincoln]] when threatened with military action, and at Tyburn for those who remained defiant.
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• Westminster
  ...]]; an island formed by the dry ground between two branches of the [[River Tyburn]] and the Thames. Westminster Abbey was built here by King Edward the Confe
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• Edmonton
  ...an, Elizabeth Sawyer, of witchcraft and she was subsequently executed at [[Tyburn]]; her story was told in a pamphlet by Henry Goodcole, and in a 1621 play e
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• Forest of Bowland
  ...t notorious Bowbearer during this period was Nicholas Tempest, executed at Tyburn in 1537 as one of the northern leaders of the Pilgrimage of Grace, the Roma
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• Walton-on-Thames
  ...reason would not let him rest; his corpse was dug up and hung in chains at Tyburn.
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• River Tyburn
  ...], whose fame arises from its association with hangings in past days; the "Tyburn Tree" stood by its banks. Another subterranean stream, the [[Tyburn Brook]], is quite separate though nearby, and is a tributary of the [[River
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• Hyde Park
  ...the northeast corner near Marble Arch), close to the former site of the [[Tyburn]] gallows, and Rotten Row, which is the northern boundary of the site of th
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• Saltash
  ...d visitors. The rebellion ultimately failed and Arundell was beheaded at [[Tyburn]].
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• Watlington, Oxfordshire
  ...tholic: St Edmund Campion (named after a convert Jesuit priest executed at Tyburn for sedition in 1581). This church replaced the earlier Church of the Sacr
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• Wolsingham
  ...man Catholic priest, John Duckett, was arrested in Wolsingham and taken to Tyburn, where he was executed, and a memorial stands in the town.
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• Ossulstone
  ...'s Stone", an unmarked monolith, possibly pre-Roman, which was situated at Tyburn (the modern-day junction of the Edgware Road with Bayswater Road). It is po
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• Erdington
  ...12 stood another building which was demolished for the construction of the Tyburn Road, though a small section did remain until the First World War. ...nal]] was completed. It passed along the southern boundary of Erdington at Tyburn; in the examination of the Bill for the canal by the Parliamentary committe
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• Watling Street
  *[[Middlesex]]: From the site of the [[Tyburn|Tyburn tree]], at the north-east corner of [[Hyde Park]], the Edgware Road begins,
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• Hanworth
  ...mbre, who was Mayor of London in 1377 and 1378. Sir Nicholas was hanged at Tyburn in 1387, having been accused of treason.
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• Jervaulx Abbey
  ...Sedbergh, joined the Pilgrimage of Grace, and suffered death by hanging at Tyburn in June 1537.<ref>{{brithist|36237|Houses of Cistercian monks - Jervaulx}}<
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• Gisborough Priory
  ...h Prior Cockerell was implicated. When the revolt failed, he was hanged at Tyburn with the Prior of Bridlington, the Abbot of [[Jervaulx Abbey|Jervaulx]] and
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• Otterburn Tower
  ...ck Hall, a Jacobite rebel who was tried five times and finally executed at Tyburn for high treason on 13 July 1716. His initials are still carved over one o
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• Westminster Abbey
  ...own as Thorney (''Þorn ieg''), formed between two branches of the [[River Tyburn]] and the Thames. ...to be disinterred in January 1661 and posthumously hanged from a gibbet at Tyburn.
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