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1. www.thebostonpilot.com › officials › specialsClergy Appointments, Archdiocese of Boston

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   1 day ago · Father Michael C. Harrington of St. Anthony of Padua (Portuguese), and St. Francis of Assisi (Italian), Cambridge (effective July 1, 2021). Father Harrington remains administrator of St. Mary of the Annunciation, Cambridge. Father Thomas J. Reilly of St. Florence, Wakefield (effective June 14, 2021)

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   1 day ago · June 29 real estate transactions. Two homes in Narragansett sold for more than $2,000,000. The first is located on Rodman Street. It has four bedrooms, two and a half bathrooms, 3,318 square feet ...

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4. www.balls.ie › golf › padraig-harrington-putt-dicksPadraig Harrington Sank Monster Putt In Lucrative Senior PGA ...

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   6 days ago · Harrington had been tied for the lead with playing partner Ames when he drained a cracker of a putt to heap the pressure on his rival.

5. www.british-history.ac.uk › rchme › northantsHarrington | British History Online

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   4 days ago · The site lies within a N.-projecting part of Harrington parish, N. of the R. Ise, which was probably the original land of Newbottle (NRO, Tithe Map, 1839). Both its name and its position suggest that Newbottle was a secondary settlement of Harrington.

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   4 days ago · Search over 1,100 Australian cemeteries and over 1.7M inscriptions. Find date of death, age, date of birth, the name of the cemetery and location of the grave. Most entries include a photograph of the headstone and details from the inscription such as the spouse’s name.

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7. guides.sl.nsw.gov.au › births-deaths-marriagesBirths, deaths and marriages - State Library of New South Wales

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   4 days ago · Search for death, funeral, in memoriam and probate notices to find information about your ancestor's death. You may find their full name, the date and place of their death and funeral, their age, where they lived, names of family members, and the date and executor of their will.

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   Was Newbottle a secondary settlement of Harrington?

   • Both its name and its position suggest that Newbottle was a secondary settlement of Harrington. It is first recorded in 1086 when Domesday Book describes it as having a recorded population of four. It is listed in the Nomina Villarum of 1316. In 1377 it was taxed together with Harrington and Thorpe Underwood (PRO, E179/ 155/27–9).

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   Where are Harrington House & Garden remains?

   • The field in which the remains lie was known as House Ground in the early 19th century. a (5) House and Garden Remains (SP 773801; Fig. 74; Plates 9 and 26), known as The Falls, lie immediately N.W. of the main street of Harrington village, on land sloping gently N.W. between 36 m. and 45 m. above OD.

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   What happened to Harrington manor?

   • The site was originally that of the medieval manor house of Harrington whose fishponds and other remains lie to the N.W. (6). This manor was held by the Knights Hospitallers from 1288 until the Dissolution. By the early 16th century the manor was leased to the Saunders family who continued to hold it after the Dissolution.

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   Where are Harrington falls?

   • a (5) House and Garden Remains (SP 773801; Fig. 74; Plates 9 and 26), known as The Falls, lie immediately N.W. of the main street of Harrington village, on land sloping gently N.W. between 36 m. and 45 m. above OD. The underlying rocks are limestone, silts and clays of the Lower Estuarine Series.

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   When did Lord Stanhope of Harrington die?

   • By the early 16th century the manor was leased to the Saunders family who continued to hold it after the Dissolution. In 1582 it passed to the Stanhope family, and in 1605 Sir John Stanhope was created Lord Stanhope of Harrington. He died in 1620 and the manor descended to his son Charles who died without issue in 1675.

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   Who built the Harrington ponds?

   • The ponds are presumably medieval in date and were perhaps constructed by the Knights Hospitallers who held the manor of Harrington from 1288 until the Dissolution (see (5)). The site consists of three large ponds in the bottom of the valley together with associated water channels.

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   5 days ago · Les jeunes adultes nés après le référendum de 1995 n’ont jamais vécu l’apogée de la ferveur indépendantiste. Pourtant, ils sont nombreux à se mobiliser pour l’indépendance.