WebThe history of Kiora Hall is the history of two houses, both built on the same site within about 30 years of one another. In 1877 (Jens) Christian Nielsen built a house for himself and his family on Ragpath Lane, Norton in what was then a field not far from Norton railway junction. Nielsen, born in 1824 in Nordby, Fano, Denmark, had moved to ... WebPlace-name High Worsall: Modern English high + placename Wircheshel, Wercesel 1086, "Weorc's nook of land". Old English personal name Weorc, genitive singular Weorces + halh. The reference is to land in a bend of the River Tees. Low Worsall: Modern English low + place-name Wercesal, Wirceshel, Werchesal(e) 1086 Wi- Wyrkesale 1285-1367, …

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WebKyrkelidun 1181, Kirkledom 1491, ME kirke < ON kirkja + p.n. Leatham. Also known as Weslide, Westlid (um) –un, Westude (for –lide) 1086, ‘west Leatham’. Leatham is the settlement ‘at the slopes’, ON hlith, dative pl. hlithum, probably replacing OE hlith, dative plural hleothum, and referring to the foothill of the Cleveland Hills on ... http://ctlhs.co.uk/golden-jubilee/fifty-interesting-places/nunthorpe/ chinle obesity rates

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