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Kildwick is a landmark in Craven being the point at which the main road from
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a day passed through the area. However the
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1341:(1718â1801), teacher of classics, was born at Bent, in the parish of Kildwick.
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Sharpe, Paley and Austin: A Lancaster Architectural Practice 1836â1942
1365:(1610â82), clergyman and physician, became curate at Kildwick in 1634.
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Education in Kildwick has a substantial history. In 1563 and 1564 the
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The original book scanned and put online by St Andrew's Church
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Roy Mason (15 March 1980). "Bridge that was built to last".
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Kildwick Bridge west side built 1305â13 with ribbed vaulting
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1353:(1852â1933), first-class cricketer, was born in Kildwick.
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does not apply for that meaning was used only in the
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The History and Antiquities of the Deanery of Craven
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The concise Oxford dictionary of English place-names
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Village and civil parish in North Yorkshire, England
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1705:Whitaker, Thomas Dunham. "The Parish of Kildwick".
1359:(1973â), English jazz singer, was born in Kildwick.
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1891 district up to 9,859 but township down to 145.
1762:. Yorkshire: East Yorkshire Local History society.
1391:"Local Area Report â Kildwick Parish (1170216764)"
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1835:. London: Roehampton University. Archived from
1775:"Primary Education in East Yorkshire 1560â1902"
1538:The Century dictionary and cyclopedia. Vol 10,
609:In 1539, Henry VIII dissolved the monastery at
1957:The King's Highway in Craven, with sketch maps
1737:. Historical Print Editions. British Library.
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2012:Brontë Parsonage Museum in Haworth, Yorkshire
1760:Primary Education in East Yorkshire 1560â1902
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1347:(born 1989), actress, grew up in Kildwick.
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