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outgrown their place of worship and built a new church on the opposite side of Church Street slightly north of St
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by the cross during Emley Feast in 1826. She returned to her lawful husband after Kaye's death. At the turn of the 19th century, the stump was illuminated by a gas lamp that stood to the south. In 1961 it was hit by a lorry and was virtually destroyed. After being rebuilt by a local stonemason it was
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in 1421. His heir, a 12-month-old son, William was lord of the manor until 1474 when the manor passed to his 10-year-old grandson
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The local football club is
Wakefield A. F. C. who currently are members of the Northern Counties East League Division One, in which division they last season (2023-24) finished 4th, but lost in the playoffs. The current club were reformed in 2020 and joined initially, the Sheffield & Hallamshire
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Chapel House Farm built in 1687 from the remains of previous dwellings is close to the location of the chapel set up by the Knight
Hospitallers. The ruins next to the house are all that remains. A Methodist chapel near the site of the transmitter and began services in March 1908. It was damaged when
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church on the same site before 1150, probably by
Goderic, who gave land to the monks of Byland Abbey. When the Fitzwilliams left the village in the 14th century, a new church, was begun in the village centre using some materials from the old church. The present Church of St Michael the Archangel has
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In the village centre near the cross is the Post Office and supermarket, original, the Post Office occupied the building across the road from the shop but the services are now merged into one building. The old Church Hall has been converted to a private residence. The
Methodist church now houses the
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was revived in 1863 and the most recent walk took place in 2014. They are usually held every seven years and the next is in 2021. The Emley
Agricultural Show is an annual agricultural and horticultural event held on the first Saturday of August. It began in 1893 and currently takes place at Factory
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was active in Emley and attempted to attract people away from public houses by providing the
Temperance Hotel and Refreshment Room styled on one created by Edward Parker in Leeds. Once there were at least eight public houses within the parish but now there are two, the White Horse and the Wentworth
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Woodhouse to the east, Warburton, Tyburn Hill to the south and Hag Hill to the south-east. Emley Moor Upper Crawshaw and the Stringer House Lane districts are to the west of the village, while Thorncliffe and the Grange Drive estate are to
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of Wakefield. Godric passed the manor to his son, Ketelbern, some time after 1080, and he in turn passed it to his son Godric. Godric's descendants adopted the Norman practice of having a surname; William Fitzgodric, born in 1140, was lord of the manor followed by his son William using the surname
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adjacent to Warburton was opened in 2000 on land purchased from the Savile estate for a park. Funds to purchase the land were raised via grants and fundraising events organised by the Millennium Green Trustees. It was developed by volunteers and a beacon was lit to coincide with Queen Elizabeth's
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The 1826 Wesley Chapel built at Warburton closed in 1913 and was converted for residential use as Wesley House. Bethel Chapel on Upper Lane was demolished in January 1997 and the site developed for residential purposes; Bethel House was one of the properties built in its place.
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Farm on Emley Moor. It is organised by the Emley Show Society as a non-profit-making event and in 2011 attracted around 15,000 visitors. An open gardens event when residents open their gardens to visitors takes place annually. Proceeds are donated to local good causes.
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mines where coal was dug for iron forging. "Cole mynes" at Emley Woodhouse were operating in 1597 and possibly from shallow shafts on Emley Moor in the 17th century. The Jaggar family were the owners of Emley Moor Colliery in 1821 when winding was done by a
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house on the site of the Old Hall in Emley Park. When Edward II marched against the Scots in 1312 in retaliation against border raids, he summoned his nobles to provide men-at-arms. Sir William Fitzwilliam and men from Emley joined the king at
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both the 2019–20 and 2020–21 seasons were curtailed, but Emley were promoted to the NCEL Premier Division on a points per game (PPG) ratio and played in the Premier Division for the first time in 2021–22. Emley won promotion to the
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in turn left it to their daughter Elizabeth, who married Sir Henry Savile. The Savile family became lords of the manor. Sir Henry Savile came from a family whose history has been recorded since 1160. The Savile family seat was
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TV transmitter collapsed on 19 March 1969 and elements of the mast and its supporting guy wires crashed through its roof. The building ceased being a church in 1982 and was converted into two residential properties.
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as the sole club and in 2019, 5 years after the Wakefield club were wound up, the current club were renamed Emley AFC, and in 2022 all records and honours referring to Emley were transferred to the current club
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its origins in this church and the nave is of Norman origin but much of the interior dates from the late medieval period and the church tower dates from the 15th century. It is a Grade I
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2013:10 November
1917:Archaeology
1832:"StackPath"
1795:Hey (2012b)
1781:Hey (2012a)
1613:16 November
1456:6 September
1171:, p. 8
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1036:Maltby Main
1017:During the
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767:during the
696:the north.
642:Grange Moor
634:searchlight
613:during the
600:wheelwright
459:Black Death
433:Royal Manor
391:Old English
340: /
102:1,434
2481:Denby Dale
2465:Categories
2108:Emley Show
1077:References
943:, beating
893:Boy Scouts
873:Emley Moor
871:the first
765:Roundheads
718:playschool
674:sandstones
652:Governance
626:Home Guard
596:blacksmith
531:Kirkburton
517:and later
503:Nottingham
451:Pontefract
423:After the
359:Denby Dale
325:53°36′47″N
132:Denby Dale
99:Population
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2318:23 August
2296:23 August
2271:23 August
2246:23 August
2216:BBC Sport
1481:11 August
1046:in 2024.
965:Wakefield
957:Wakefield
945:Morecambe
740:Landmarks
700:Amenities
664:Geography
575:horse gin
566:day holes
555:bell pits
515:Sheffield
375:Wakefield
361:, in the
328:1°38′08″W
314:Yorkshire
285:Yorkshire
280:Ambulance
220:Post town
2221:8 August
1888:8 August
1866:8 August
1841:8 August
1816:8 August
1065:See also
897:Brownies
847:and one
811:Religion
783:for two
781:Scissett
716:village
690:mudstone
686:siderite
611:'Q' site
570:medieval
537:Industry
499:Royalist
487:stewards
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150:Kirklees
115:SE242130
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880:Culture
688:in the
682:nodules
676:of the
495:William
470:Henry V
385:History
309:England
202:England
196:Country
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825:Norman
598:and a
551:Grange
438:moated
413:thorpe
256:Police
178:Region
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1082:Notes
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805:Pewit
543:forge
478:Rouen
419:Manor
405:Saxon
355:Emley
246:01924
81:Emley
45:Emley
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