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ID: 7029883
Page Link: http://vocab.getty.edu/page/tgn/7029883

 

Record Type: administrative
Hierarchy of High Bradley (inhabited place)  High Bradley (inhabited place)

Coordinates:
Lat: 53 56 05 N  degrees minutes   Lat: 53.9340  decimal degrees
Long: 001 59 06 W  degrees minutes   Long: -1.9990  decimal degrees

Note: Was once one village along with Low Bradley; the Old Hall here dates from 1672.

Names:
High Bradley (preferred,C,V,British English-P,U,N)
Bradelei (H,V,Anglo-Saxon-P,U,N)  ............ recorded in the Domesday Book in 1086

Hierarchical Position:
Hierarchy of World (facet)    World (facet)
Hierarchy of Europe (continent)  ....  Europe (continent) (P)
Hierarchy of United Kingdom (nation)  ........  United Kingdom (nation) (P)
Hierarchy of England (country)  ............  England (country) (P)
Hierarchy of North Yorkshire (county)  ................  North Yorkshire (county) (P)
Hierarchy of High Bradley (inhabited place)  ....................  High Bradley (inhabited place) (P)

Place Types:
inhabited place (preferred, C)
village (C)

Related geographic places:
related to ....  Low Bradley .......... (inhabited place)
..................  (World, Europe, United Kingdom, England, North Yorkshire) [7029884]

Sources and Contributors:
Bradelei..........  [VP]
.................  Domesday Book (1985) 314
High Bradley..........  [BHA, VP Preferred]
.......................  Gazetteer of Great Britain (1999) 350
Subject: .....  [BHA, VP]
..................  Domesday Book (1985) 314
..................  Gazetteer of Great Britain (1999) 350
 
Note:
English .......... [VP]
..........  Domesday Book (1985) 314

 

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