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Place name County Entry Source BERKS, or Berkshire Berkshire Cookham, Faircross, Faringdon, Ganfield, Hormer, Kintbury-Eagle, Lambourn, Moreton, Ock, Reading, Ripplesmere, Shrivenham, Sonning, Theale, Wantage, and Wargrave. The act of 1844, for consolidating Imperial BISHAM, or Bysham-Montague Berkshire Cookham district, Berks; on the river Thames, 2 miles W by N of Cookham r. station, and 4 NW of Maidenhead Imperial BRAY Berkshire Cookham district, Berks. The village stands on the Thames, near the Great Western railway, 1½ mile S by E of Maidenhead Imperial Cookham Berkshire Cookham .-- hundred, E. Berks, 12,365 ac., pop. 6975. Bartholomew Cookham Berkshire Cookham , par. and vil. with ry. sta., E. Berks, on river Thames, 3 miles N. of Maidenhead and 27¼ miles Bartholomew COOKHAM Berkshire Cookham-Dean and Maidenhead are separate benefices. There is a Wesleyan chapel.The sub-district contains the parishes of Cookham Imperial Cookham Dean Berkshire Cookham Dean , eccl. dist. (St John) and vil., Cookham par., E. Berks, pop. 816. The vil. is 3 miles N. of Maidenhead Bartholomew COOKHAM-DEAN Berkshire COOKHAM-DEAN , a chapelry, with a village, in Cookham parish, Berks; about a mile WNW of Cookham r. station. Pop., 743. Houses Imperial Cookham Hill Kent Cookham Hill , eminence with fine view, W. Kent, 2 miles N. of Edenbridge ry. sta. Bartholomew HURLEY Berkshire Cookham district, Berks. The village stands in a valley on the river Thames, amid an amphitheatre of green and wooded Imperial Maidenhead Berkshire Cookham pars., Berks, near river Thames, 11 miles NE. of Reading and 24¼ W. of London by rail, 2123 ac., pop. 8220; P.O., T.O., 2 Banks Bartholomew MAIDENHEAD Berkshire Cookham parish, Berks. The town stands adjacent to the river Thames and the Great Western railway, at the boundary with Imperial Pinkneys Green Berkshire Pinkneys Green , hamlet, Cookham par., Berks, in SE. of co., 3 miles SE. of Marlow. Bartholomew PINKNEYS-GREEN Berkshire PINKNEYS-GREEN , a hamlet in Cookham parish, Berks; 3 miles S E of Great Marlow. Imperial SHOTTESBROOK Berkshire Cookham district, Berks; 3¼ miles E by N of Twyford r. station, and 4¼ SW by W of Maidenhead Imperial Stubbings Berkshire Cookham pars., Berks - dist., pop. 344; vil., 6 miles E. of Henley on Thames; in vicinity is Stubbing House , seat Bartholomew STUBBINGS Berkshire Cookham parishes, Berks; 1½ mile W of Cookham r. station. It was constituted in 1856. Post town, Maidenhead. Pop., 363. Houses Imperial WALTHAM-ST. LAWRENCE Berkshire Cookham district, Berks; 2¾ miles ENE of Twyford r. station. It has a post-office under Twyford, and a fair Imperial WALTHAM (White) Berkshire Cookham district, Berks; 3 miles SW of Maidenhead r. station. It was formerly called Bury Town; and it includes W.-Abbotts Imperial
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