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England, Regions Folder

England, East Saxons, London Folder, Essex Folder

London, England
London; CATHERINE WINKWORTH POET, 7 August 1878; JOHN MASON NEALE, PRIEST, SCHOLAR, AND TRANSLATOR (7 AUGUST 1866); FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE, NURSE, RENEWER OF SOCIETY (12 AUGUST 1910); JOHANN SEBASTIAN BACH, GEORGE FREDERICK HANDEL and HENRY PURCELL; CHARLES CHAPMAN GRAFTON, BISHOP OF FOND DU LAC & ECUMENIST, 30 August 1912 ; AIDAN, MISSIONARY, ABBOT, BISHOP OF LINDISFARNE (31 AUGUST 651); EDWARD BOUVERIE PUSEY, PRIEST, RENEWER OF THE CHURCH (18 SEP 1882); JOHN COLERIDGE PATTESON; WILLIAM TEMPLE, ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY (6 NOV. 1944); JAMES THEODORE HOLLY, BISHOP OF HAITI AND DOMINICAN REPUBLIC, (13 March 1911), Commemorated November 8 ; THOMAS TALLIS of WILLIAM BYRD, JOHN MERBECKE and THOMAS TALLIS, Musicians, 1623, 1585, 1585, Commemorated November 21 ; WILLIAM BYRD of WILLIAM BYRD, JOHN MERBECKE and THOMAS TALLIS, Musicians, 1623, 1585, 1585, Commemorated November 21 ; ISAAC WATTS, HYMNWRITER, 1748, Commemorated November 26 ; RICHARD BAXTER, PASTOR AND WRITER, 1691, Commemorated December 8 ; WILLIAM LAUD, ARCHBISHOP AND MARTYR (10 JANUARY 1645) ; JULIA CHESTER EMERY, UPHOLDER OF MISSIONS (9 JAN 1922) ; RICHARD MEUX BENSON, RELIGIOUS, 1915, Commemorated January 16 ; Martyr Aule, Commemorated February 7; CHARLES FREER ANDREWS, PRIEST AND “FRIEND OF THE POORâ€ IN INDIA, 1940, Commemorated February 12; THOMAS BRAY, PRIEST AND MISSIONARY (15 FEB 1730); JANANI LUWUM, ARCHBISHOP OF UGANDA, MARTYR (16 FEB 1977); JOHN HENRY NEWMAN, PRIEST AND THEOLOGIAN, 1890, Commemorated February 21 ; ERIC LIDDELL MISSIONARY TO CHINA, 1945, Commemorated February 22 ; JOHN AND CHARLES WESLEY, RENEWERS OF THE CHURCH (3 MAR 1791); William W. Mayo of WILLIAM W. MAYO, CHARLES MENNINGER, and their SONS, PIONEERS IN MEDICINE, 1911, 1953, Commemorated March 6 ; GEOFFREY ANKETELL STUDDERT KENNEDY, PRIEST, 1929, Commemorated March 8 ; Apostle Aristobulus of the Seventy the Bishop of Britain, Commemorated on March 16; THOMAS KEN, BISHOP AND NON-JUROR (21 MAR 1711) ; THOMAS CRANMER, BISHOP AND MARTYR (21 MARCH 1556) ; OSCAR ROMERO, ARCHBISHOP OF SAN SALVADOR, AND THE MARTYRS OF EL SALVADOR, (24 March 1980); JOHN DONNE, Priest, Poet, and Preacher (31 March 1631); FREDERICK DENISON MAURICE, Priest and Theologian (1 April 1872) ; RICHARD, Bishop of Chichester (3 April 1253); Anne Ayres of WILLIAM AUGUSTUS MUHLENBERG, PRIEST (8 APR 1877), [ANNE AYRES], RELIGIOUS (9 FEB 1896), Commemorated April 8; WILLIAM LAW, WRITER, PRIEST, AND NON-JUROR (09 APR 1761; GEORGE AUGUSTUS SELWYN, BISHOP AND MISSIONARY (11 APR 1878); ALPHEGE, ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY, MARTYR (19 APR 1012); Hudson Stuck of JOHN MUIR and HUDSON STUCK, NATURALIST & WRITER, 1914; PRIEST & ENVIRONMENTALIST, 1920, Commemorated April 22 ; GEORGE, SOLDIER and MARTYR, 23 APRIL 303, Commemorated April 23; WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE, Playwright, 23 April, 1616; CHRISTINA ROSSETTI, POET, 1894, Commemorated April 27 ; EARLY ABBOTS of CLUNY, 30 April 909 ; NIKOLAUS LUDWIG von ZINZENDORF, PROPHETIC WITNESS, 1760, Commemorated May 10 ; DUNSTAN OF CANTERBURY, MONK AND ARCHBISHOP (19 MAY 988) ; Equal of the Apostles and Emperor Constantine with his Mother Helen, Commemorated on May 21; THE FIRST BOOK OF COMMON PRAYER, Commemorated May 22; JOHN ELIOT, MISSIONARY TO THE AMERICAN INDIANS, 21 MAY 1690; AUGUSTINE OF CANTERBURY, BISHOP AND MISSIONARY (26 MAY 605); St Augustine of Canterbury, Evangelizer of England, Commemorated on May 26; BERTHA and ETHELBERT, QUEEN & KING OF KENT, 616, Commemorated May 27 ; GILBERT KEITH CHESTERTON, APOLOGIST and WRITER, 1936, Commemorated June 12 ; EVELYN UNDERHILL, THEOLOGIAN AND MYSTIC (15 JUNE 1941); JOSEPH BUTLER, BISHOP and THEOLOGIAN (1752), Commemorated June 16 ;

Great North Road (A1) - Smithfield

Great North Road

England, East Saxons, London Airport Area, Essex Folder

Essex County (London Airport)
Essex County; Venerable Ethelburga, Commemorated on October 11 ; EDMUND OF EAST ANGLIA, KING AND MARTYR (20 NOV 870) ; BERTHA and ETHELBERT, QUEEN & KING OF KENT, 616, Commemorated May 27 ;

London Stansted Airport

Heathrow Airport

London Southend Airport

London Luton Airport

London City Airport

Waltham Abbey, 610
Waltham Abbey Church; Thomas Tallys of WILLIAM BYRD, JOHN MERBECKE and THOMAS TALLIS, Musicians, 1623, 1585, 1585, Commemorated November 21;

Ingatestone, Essex
Ingatestone, Essex; William Byrd of WILLIAM BYRD, JOHN MERBECKE and THOMAS TALLIS, Musicians, 1623, 1585, 1585, Commemorated November 21;

England, East Saxons, London, Thames River Folder

Thames River

Thames River Source (Thames Head, Gloucestershire)

Thames River 1 (Oxford)

England, East Saxons, London, Thames River 1, Oxford Folder

Oxford (Thames River 1, upstream from London)
Oxford; CHARLES CHAPMAN GRAFTON, BISHOP OF FOND DU LAC & ECUMENIST, 30 August 1912 ; EDWARD BOUVERIE PUSEY, PRIEST, RENEWER OF THE CHURCH (18 SEP 1882); HUGH LATIMER, BISHOP AND MARTYR (16 OCTOBER 1555), NICHOLAS RIDLEY, BISHOP AND MARTYR (16 OCTOBER 1555), Cross in Broad St., Oxford, marking the spot where Latimer & Ridley died ; JOHN WYCLIF, TRANSLATOR AND CONTROVERSIALIST, 30 OCT. 1384; ROBERT GROSSETESTE, BISHOP OF LINCOLN (9 OCT 1253) ; WILLIAM BYRD of WILLIAM BYRD, JOHN MERBECKE and THOMAS TALLIS, Musicians, 1623, 1585, 1585, Commemorated November 21 ; C S LEWIS, SCHOLAR AND SPIRITUAL WRITER (22 NOV 1963) ; SAMUEL AJAYI CROWTHER, BISHOP IN THE NIGER TERRITORIES, 1891, Commemorated December 31; WILLIAM LAUD, ARCHBISHOP AND MARTYR (10 JANUARY 1645) ; CHARLES GORE, BISHOP OF WORCESTER, BIRMINGHAM & OXFORD, 1932, Commemorated January 16 ; RICHARD MEUX BENSON, RELIGIOUS, 1915, Commemorated January 16 ; JOHN HENRY NEWMAN, PRIEST AND THEOLOGIAN, 1890, Commemorated February 21 ; John Wesley of JOHN AND CHARLES WESLEY, RENEWERS OF THE CHURCH (3 MAR 1791); Repose of St Nicholas of Zhicha, Commemorated on March 18; THOMAS CRANMER, BISHOP AND MARTYR (21 MARCH 1556) ; JOHN KEBLE, PRIEST, POET, RENEWER OF THE CHURCH (29 MAR 1866); JOHN DONNE, Priest, Poet, and Preacher (31 March 1631); RICHARD, Bishop of Chichester (3 April 1253); WILLIAM LAW, WRITER, PRIEST, AND NON-JUROR (09 APR 1761; ROLAND ALLEN, MISSION STRATEGIST, Commemorated June 8 ; BERNARD MIZEKI, CATECHIST AND MARTYR IN AFRICA (18 JUNE 1896);

Abingdon Abbey (downstream from Oxford, Thames River 1) 675
Abingdon Abbey ; Edmund of Abingdon (Edmund Rich) ; RICHARD, Bishop of Chichester (3 April 1253);

Cuddesdon Theological College, Oxfordshire, 1853
Cuddesdon Theological College; CHARLES GORE, BISHOP OF WORCESTER, BIRMINGHAM & OXFORD, 1932, Commemorated January 16 ;

Radley Parish near Oxford, 1290
Radley Oxfordshire; Pusey House, Oxford; CHARLES GORE, BISHOP OF WORCESTER, BIRMINGHAM & OXFORD, 1932, Commemorated January 16 ;

Oxford University, 1096
Oxford University; EDWARD BOUVERIE PUSEY, PRIEST, RENEWER OF THE CHURCH (18 SEP 1882); JOHN COLERIDGE PATTESON, BISHOP OF MELANESIA, AND HIS COMPANIONS, MARTYRS (20 SEP 1871) ; VIDA DUTTON SCUDDER, EDUCATOR AND WITNESS FOR PEACE, (10 October 1954); THOMAS CRANMER, BISHOP AND MARTYR (21 MARCH 1556) ; C S LEWIS, SCHOLAR AND SPIRITUAL WRITER (22 NOV 1963); JOHN WYCLIF TRANSLATOR AND CONTROVERSIALIST, 30 OCT. 1384 ; WILLIAM TEMPLE, ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY (6 NOV. 1944) ; ROBERT GROSSETESTE, BISHOP OF LINCOLN (9 OCT 1253) ; WILLIAM BYRD of WILLIAM BYRD, JOHN MERBECKE and THOMAS TALLIS, Musicians, 1623, 1585, 1585, Commemorated November 21 ; C S LEWIS, SCHOLAR AND SPIRITUAL WRITER (22 NOV 1963) ; Hieromartyr Gregory (Peradze) of Georgia; SAMUEL AJAYI CROWTHER, BISHOP IN THE NIGER TERRITORIES, 1891, Commemorated December 31 ; Bampton Lectures; JOHN AND CHARLES WESLEY, RENEWERS OF THE CHURCH (3 MAR 1791); RICHARD, Bishop of Chichester (3 April 1253); CHARLES GORE, BISHOP OF WORCESTER, BIRMINGHAM & OXFORD, 1932, Commemorated January 16 ;

Oxford Movement, 1833-1841
Oxford Movement; CHARLES CHAPMAN GRAFTON, BISHOP OF FOND DU LAC & ECUMENIST, 30 August 1912 ; John Henry Newman EDWARD BOUVERIE PUSEY, PRIEST, RENEWER OF THE CHURCH (18 SEP 1882); Other well-known Tractarians included John Keble, Charles Marriott, Richard Hurrell Froude, Robert Wilberforce, Isaac Williams and William Palmer. RICHARD MEUX BENSON, RELIGIOUS, 1915, Commemorated January 16; JOHN HENRY NEWMAN, PRIEST AND THEOLOGIAN, 1890, Commemorated February 21; JOHN KEBLE, PRIEST, POET, RENEWER OF THE CHURCH (29 MAR 1866), Commemorated March 29; BERNARD MIZEKI, CATECHIST AND MARTYR IN AFRICA (18 JUNE 1896);

Christian Social Union (UK) 1889 at Oxford
Christian Social Union (UK) 1889 at Oxford; CHARLES FREER ANDREWS, PRIEST AND “FRIEND OF THE POOR” IN INDIA, 1940. Commemorated February 12;

Pusey House, Oxford, 1884
Pusey House, Oxford; EDWARD BOUVERIE PUSEY, PRIEST, RENEWER OF THE CHURCH (18 SEP 1882); CHARLES GORE, BISHOP OF WORCESTER, BIRMINGHAM & OXFORD, 1932, Commemorated January 16 ;

Balliol College, Oxford, 1263
Balliol College, Oxford; JOHN COLERIDGE PATTESON, BISHOP OF MELANESIA, AND HIS COMPANIONS, MARTYRS (20 SEP 1871) ; WILLIAM TEMPLE, ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY (6 NOV. 1944) ; CHARLES GORE, BISHOP OF WORCESTER, BIRMINGHAM & OXFORD, 1932, Commemorated January 16 ;

King's College, Oxford, 1324
King's College, Oxford; Repose of St Nicholas of Zhicha, Commemorated on March 18;

Oriel College, Oxford, 1324
Oriel College, Oxford; EDWARD BOUVERIE PUSEY, PRIEST, RENEWER OF THE CHURCH (18 SEP 1882) ;

Magdalen College, Oxford, 1458
Magdalen College, Oxford; William Tyndale of WILLIAM TYNDALE [AND MILES COVERDALE], TRANSLATORS OF THE BIBLE (6 OCT 1536, 1569);

St Clement's Parish, Oxford, 1827
St Clement'™s, Oxford; JOHN HENRY NEWMAN, PRIEST AND THEOLOGIAN, 1890, Commemorated February 21;

Cowley, Oxfordshire
Cowley, Oxfordshire; CHARLES CHAPMAN GRAFTON, BISHOP OF FOND DU LAC & ECUMENIST, 30 August 1912 ; EDWARD BOUVERIE PUSEY, PRIEST, RENEWER OF THE CHURCH (18 SEP 1882); RICHARD MEUX BENSON, RELIGIOUS, 1915, Commemorated January 16 ; BERNARD MIZEKI, CATECHIST AND MARTYR IN AFRICA (18 JUNE 1896);

Society of St. John the Evangelist, Cowley, Oxfordshire, 1866, Cowley Fathers
Society of St. John the Evangelist; CHARLES CHAPMAN GRAFTON, BISHOP OF FOND DU LAC & ECUMENIST, 30 August 1912 ; EDWARD BOUVERIE PUSEY, PRIEST, RENEWER OF THE CHURCH (18 SEP 1882); RICHARD MEUX BENSON, RELIGIOUS, 1915, Commemorated January 16 ; BERNARD MIZEKI, CATECHIST AND MARTYR IN AFRICA (18 JUNE 1896);

College in Littlemore, District Oxford
College in Littlemore, District Oxford; JOHN HENRY NEWMAN, PRIEST AND THEOLOGIAN, 1890, Commemorated February 21;

Littlemore Parish, Oxford
Littlemore Parish, Oxford; JOHN HENRY NEWMAN, PRIEST AND THEOLOGIAN, 1890, Commemorated February 21;

Christ Church, Oxford, 1546, A School
Christ Church, Oxford; EDWARD BOUVERIE PUSEY, PRIEST, RENEWER OF THE CHURCH (18 SEP 1882); Charles Gore of RICHARD MEUX BENSON, RELIGIOUS, 1915, AND CHARLES GORE, BISHOP OF WORCESTER, BIRMINGHAM & OXFORD, 1932, Commemorated January 16 RICHARD MEUX BENSON, RELIGIOUS, 1915, Commemorated January 16 ; ANTHONY ASHLEY-COOPER, 7th Earl of Shaftesbury, (28 April 1801 – 1 October 1885), Commemorated July 30 ; WILLIAM WILBERFORCE [and ANTHONY ASHLEY-COOPER, 7th EARL OF SHAFTESBURY], PROPHETIC WITNESSES, 1833, 1885, Commemorated July 30 ;

University Church of Oxford, St. Mary the Virgin, Christ Church, Oxford, 1546
Christ Church, Oxford; EDWARD BOUVERIE PUSEY, PRIEST, RENEWER OF THE CHURCH (18 SEP 1882); Charles Gore of RICHARD MEUX BENSON, RELIGIOUS, 1915, AND CHARLES GORE, BISHOP OF WORCESTER, BIRMINGHAM & OXFORD, 1932, Commemorated January 16 RICHARD MEUX BENSON, RELIGIOUS, 1915, Commemorated January 16 ; ANTHONY ASHLEY-COOPER, 7th Earl of Shaftesbury, (28 April 1801 – 1 October 1885), Commemorated July 30 ; WILLIAM WILBERFORCE [and ANTHONY ASHLEY-COOPER, 7th EARL OF SHAFTESBURY], PROPHETIC WITNESSES, 1833, 1885, Commemorated July 30 ;

Christ Church Cathedral, Oxford, 1160
Christ Church Cathedral, Oxford; EDWARD BOUVERIE PUSEY, PRIEST, RENEWER OF THE CHURCH (18 SEP 1882) ; RICHARD MEUX BENSON, RELIGIOUS, 1915, Commemorated January 16 ; JOHN HENRY NEWMAN, PRIEST AND THEOLOGIAN, 1890, Commemorated February 21 ;

Holy Club at Christ Church Oxford (The Methodists) 1729
Holy Club at Christ Church Oxford (The Methodists); FRANCIS ASBURY & GEORGE WHITEFIELD, Evangelists, 1816, 1770, Commemorated November 15;

Pembroke College, Oxford, 1624
Pembroke College, Oxford; George Whitefield of FRANCIS ASBURY & GEORGE WHITEFIELD, Evangelists, 1816, 1770, Commemorated November 15 ; George Whitefield of FRANCIS ASBURY & GEORGE WHITEFIELD, Evangelists, 1816, 1770, Commemorated November 15 ;

Merton College, Oxford, 1264
Merton College, Oxford; JOHN COLERIDGE PATTESON, BISHOP OF MELANESIA, AND HIS COMPANIONS, MARTYRS (20 SEP 1871) ;

Wantage, Berkshire (Thames River 1)
Wantage, Berkshire; ALFRED THE GREAT KING OF THE WEST SAXONS (26 OCT 899) ;

Thames River 2 (Reading)

Reading, Berkshire (Thames River 2)
Reading, Berkshire; Workers' Educational Association at Reading; CHARLES GORE, BISHOP OF WORCESTER, BIRMINGHAM & OXFORD, 1932, Commemorated January 16 ;

Magna Carta Signing at Runnymede (Thames River 4) 1215
Magna Carta Signing at Runnymede ; ROBERT GROSSETESTE, BISHOP OF LINCOLN (9 OCT 1253) ;

Thames River 3 (Henley-on-Thames)

Thames River 4 (Windsor)

Eton College (Thames River 4) 1440
Eton College; GEORGE AUGUSTUS SELWYN, BISHOP AND MISSIONARY (11 APR 1878)

St George's Chapel, Windsor Castle (Thames River 4) 1348
St George's Chapel, Windsor Castle; JOHN MERBECKE of WILLIAM BYRD, JOHN MERBECKE and THOMAS TALLIS, Musicians, 1623, 1585, 1585, Commemorated November 21 ;

England, East Saxons, London, Thames River 4, River Colne Folder, Hertfordshire

Hertfordshire County
Hertfordshire; WILLIAM WILBERFORCE [and ANTHONY ASHLEY-COOPER, 7th EARL OF SHAFTESBURY], PROPHETIC WITNESSES, 1833, 1885, Commemorated July 30 ; JOHN ELIOT, MISSIONARY TO THE AMERICAN INDIANS, 21 MAY 1690; ALBAN, FIRST MARTYR OF BRITAIN (22 JUNE 304); St Alban the Protomartyr of Britain, Commemorated on June 22;

Continental Divides - Herford Divide

River Colne

River Colne Source (North Mymms, along the border)

River Colne 1 (Hertford)

Hatfield, Hertfordshire (Colne River 1)
Hatfield, Hertfordshire England, 679, Synod of Hatfield, Theodore, Archbishop of Canterbury; St Theodore of Tarsus the Archbishop of Canterbury, Commemorated on September 19; THEODORE OF TARSUS, ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY (19 SEP 690);

Hertford (a central location)
Hertford; St Theodore of Tarsus the Archbishop of Canterbury, Commemorated on September 19; THEODORE OF TARSUS, ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY (19 SEP 690); Council of Hertford in 672; JOHN ELIOT, MISSIONARY TO THE AMERICAN INDIANS, 21 MAY 1690; ALBAN, FIRST MARTYR OF BRITAIN (22 JUNE 304); St Alban the Protomartyr of Britain, Commemorated on June 22;

River Colne 2 ( River Ver, St Albans)

England, East Saxons, London, Thames River 4 , River Colne 2, Ver River Folder

River Ver

River Ver Source (Markyate, along the border)

River Ver 1 (Flamstead)

River Ver 2 (Redbourn)

Redbourn (River Ver 2)
Redbourn; St Alban the Protomartyr of Britain, Commemorated on June 22;

St Albans, Hertfordshire
St Albans; St Alban the Protomartyr of Britain, Commemorated on June 22; ALBAN, FIRST MARTYR OF BRITAIN (22 JUNE 304);

St. Alban's Cathedral, 1077
St. Alban's Cathedral; St Alban the Protomartyr of Britain, Commemorated on June 22; ALBAN, FIRST MARTYR OF BRITAIN (22 JUNE 304);

River Ver Mouth (St Albans, River Colne 2)

Holmhurst Hill (Ver River Mouth, Colne River 2)
Holmhurst Hill, St Alban's Cathedral is built on Holmhurst Hill; St Alban the Protomartyr of Britain, Commemorated on June 22; ALBAN, FIRST MARTYR OF BRITAIN (22 JUNE 304);

Verulamium, Hertfordshire
Verulamium; St Alban the Protomartyr of Britain, Commemorated on June 22; ALBAN, FIRST MARTYR OF BRITAIN (22 JUNE 304);

River Colne 3 (Harrow School)

Harrow School, Hertfordshire (RiverColne 3)
Harrow School; Public Schools Act of 1868; WILLIAM WILBERFORCE [and ANTHONY ASHLEY-COOPER, 7th EARL OF SHAFTESBURY], PROPHETIC WITNESSES, 1833, 1885, Commemorated July 30 ; ANTHONY ASHLEY-COOPER, 7th Earl of Shaftesbury, (28 April 1801 – 1 October 1885), Commemorated July 30 ; CHARLES GORE, BISHOP OF WORCESTER, BIRMINGHAM & OXFORD, 1932, Commemorated January 16 ;

River Colne Mouth (River Thames 4, near Windsor)

Thames River 5 (Kingston-on-Thames)

Surbiton, London (Thames River 5)
Surbiton, London; Richard Meau Benson of RICHARD MEUX BENSON, RELIGIOUS, 1915, AND CHARLES GORE, BISHOP OF WORCESTER, BIRMINGHAM & OXFORD, 1932, both Commemorated January 16;

Teddington (Thames River 5)
Teddington THOMAS TRAHERNE, PRIEST AND POET, 27 Sept. 1674 ;

England, East Saxons, London, Thames River 5, London Area Folder

London, England (Thames River 5)
London; CATHERINE WINKWORTH POET, 7 August 1878; JOHN MASON NEALE, PRIEST, SCHOLAR, AND TRANSLATOR (7 AUGUST 1866); FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE, NURSE, RENEWER OF SOCIETY (12 AUGUST 1910); JOHANN SEBASTIAN BACH, GEORGE FREDERICK HANDEL and HENRY PURCELL; CHARLES CHAPMAN GRAFTON, BISHOP OF FOND DU LAC & ECUMENIST, 30 August 1912 ; AIDAN, MISSIONARY, ABBOT, BISHOP OF LINDISFARNE (31 AUGUST 651); EDWARD BOUVERIE PUSEY, PRIEST, RENEWER OF THE CHURCH (18 SEP 1882); JOHN COLERIDGE PATTESON; WILLIAM TEMPLE, ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY (6 NOV. 1944); JAMES THEODORE HOLLY, BISHOP OF HAITI AND DOMINICAN REPUBLIC, (13 March 1911), Commemorated November 8 ; THOMAS TALLIS of WILLIAM BYRD, JOHN MERBECKE and THOMAS TALLIS, Musicians, 1623, 1585, 1585, Commemorated November 21 ; WILLIAM BYRD of WILLIAM BYRD, JOHN MERBECKE and THOMAS TALLIS, Musicians, 1623, 1585, 1585, Commemorated November 21 ; ISAAC WATTS, HYMNWRITER, 1748, Commemorated November 26 ; RICHARD BAXTER, PASTOR AND WRITER, 1691, Commemorated December 8 ; WILLIAM LAUD, ARCHBISHOP AND MARTYR (10 JANUARY 1645) ; JULIA CHESTER EMERY, UPHOLDER OF MISSIONS (9 JAN 1922) ; RICHARD MEUX BENSON, RELIGIOUS, 1915, Commemorated January 16 ; Martyr Aule, Commemorated February 7; CHARLES FREER ANDREWS, PRIEST AND “FRIEND OF THE POORâ€ IN INDIA, 1940, Commemorated February 12; THOMAS BRAY, PRIEST AND MISSIONARY (15 FEB 1730); JANANI LUWUM, ARCHBISHOP OF UGANDA, MARTYR (16 FEB 1977); JOHN HENRY NEWMAN, PRIEST AND THEOLOGIAN, 1890, Commemorated February 21 ; ERIC LIDDELL MISSIONARY TO CHINA, 1945, Commemorated February 22 ; JOHN AND CHARLES WESLEY, RENEWERS OF THE CHURCH (3 MAR 1791); William W. Mayo of WILLIAM W. MAYO, CHARLES MENNINGER, and their SONS, PIONEERS IN MEDICINE, 1911, 1953, Commemorated March 6 ; GEOFFREY ANKETELL STUDDERT KENNEDY, PRIEST, 1929, Commemorated March 8 ; Apostle Aristobulus of the Seventy the Bishop of Britain, Commemorated on March 16; THOMAS KEN, BISHOP AND NON-JUROR (21 MAR 1711) ; THOMAS CRANMER, BISHOP AND MARTYR (21 MARCH 1556) ; OSCAR ROMERO, ARCHBISHOP OF SAN SALVADOR, AND THE MARTYRS OF EL SALVADOR, (24 March 1980); JOHN DONNE, Priest, Poet, and Preacher (31 March 1631); FREDERICK DENISON MAURICE, Priest and Theologian (1 April 1872) ; RICHARD, Bishop of Chichester (3 April 1253); Anne Ayres of WILLIAM AUGUSTUS MUHLENBERG, PRIEST (8 APR 1877), [ANNE AYRES], RELIGIOUS (9 FEB 1896), Commemorated April 8; WILLIAM LAW, WRITER, PRIEST, AND NON-JUROR (09 APR 1761; GEORGE AUGUSTUS SELWYN, BISHOP AND MISSIONARY (11 APR 1878); ALPHEGE, ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY, MARTYR (19 APR 1012); Hudson Stuck of JOHN MUIR and HUDSON STUCK, NATURALIST & WRITER, 1914; PRIEST & ENVIRONMENTALIST, 1920, Commemorated April 22 ; GEORGE, SOLDIER and MARTYR, 23 APRIL 303, Commemorated April 23; WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE, Playwright, 23 April, 1616; CHRISTINA ROSSETTI, POET, 1894, Commemorated April 27 ; EARLY ABBOTS of CLUNY, 30 April 909 ; NIKOLAUS LUDWIG von ZINZENDORF, PROPHETIC WITNESS, 1760, Commemorated May 10 ; DUNSTAN OF CANTERBURY, MONK AND ARCHBISHOP (19 MAY 988) ; Equal of the Apostles and Emperor Constantine with his Mother Helen, Commemorated on May 21; THE FIRST BOOK OF COMMON PRAYER, Commemorated May 22; JOHN ELIOT, MISSIONARY TO THE AMERICAN INDIANS, 21 MAY 1690; AUGUSTINE OF CANTERBURY, BISHOP AND MISSIONARY (26 MAY 605); St Augustine of Canterbury, Evangelizer of England, Commemorated on May 26; BERTHA and ETHELBERT, QUEEN & KING OF KENT, 616, Commemorated May 27 ; GILBERT KEITH CHESTERTON, APOLOGIST and WRITER, 1936, Commemorated June 12 ; EVELYN UNDERHILL, THEOLOGIAN AND MYSTIC (15 JUNE 1941); JOSEPH BUTLER, BISHOP and THEOLOGIAN (1752), Commemorated June 16 ;

Church Army, 1882 (St Pauls Cathedral, Westminster Slums)
Church Army (St Pauls Cathedral, Westminster Slums); WILSON CARLILE PRIEST, FOUNDER OF THE CHURCH ARMY, 26 September 1942 ; JOHN DONNE, Priest, Poet, and Preacher (31 March 1631);

St Pauls Cathedral, Westminster
St Pauls Cathedral, Westminster ; Church Army (St Pauls Cathedral, Westminster Slums); WILSON CARLILE PRIEST, FOUNDER OF THE CHURCH ARMY, 26 September 1942 ; William Byrd of WILLIAM BYRD, JOHN MERBECKE and THOMAS TALLIS, Musicians, 1623, 1585, 1585, Commemorated November 21; JOHN DONNE, Priest, Poet, and Preacher (31 March 1631);

Blackheath, London (First Great Awakening)
Blackheath, London (First Great Awakening); FRANCIS ASBURY & GEORGE WHITEFIELD, Evangelists, 1816, 1770, Commemorated November 15

Greenwich, Southeast London
Greenwich, Southeast London; Thomas Tallys of WILLIAM BYRD, JOHN MERBECKE and THOMAS TALLIS, Musicians, 1623, 1585, 1585, Commemorated November 21;

St Alfege Church, Greenwich
St Alfege Church, Greenwich; Thomas Tallys of WILLIAM BYRD, JOHN MERBECKE and THOMAS TALLIS, Musicians, 1623, 1585, 1585, Commemorated November 21;

Eltham College, near Southeast London
Eltham College; ERIC LIDDELL MISSIONARY TO CHINA, 1945, Commemorated February 22 ;

Barking Monastery (Abbey), East London
Barking Monastery (Abbey); Venerable Ethelburga, Commemorated on October 11 ;

Stoke Newington, North London (on Cambridge Road A10)
Stoke Newington; ISAAC WATTS HYMNWRITER, 1748, Commemorated November 26 ;

Dissenting Academy at Stoke Newington
Stoke Newington; ISAAC WATTS HYMNWRITER, 1748, Commemorated November 26 ;

St. Mary Magdalene "house of charity" in Highgate, north of London
St. Mary Magdalene "house of charity" in Highgate; CHRISTINA ROSSETTI, POET, 1894, Commemorated April 27 ;

Whitefield's Tabernacle 2 of 4, Moorfields, Northeast London
Whitefield's Tabernacle 2 of 4, Moorfields; George Whitefield of FRANCIS ASBURY & GEORGE WHITEFIELD, Evangelists, 1816, 1770, Commemorated November 15 ;

London Hospital Medical School
London Hospital Medical School; WILFRED GRENFELL, MEDICAL MISSIONARY, 9 October 1940;

Tower of London, 1078
Tower of London; WILLIAM LAUD, ARCHBISHOP AND MARTYR (10 JANUARY 1645); THOMAS KEN, BISHOP AND NON-JUROR (21 MAR 1711) ;

St Mary-at-Hill, Parish, Billingsgate, London
St Mary-at-Hill, Parish, Billingsgate, London; WILSON CARLILE PRIEST, FOUNDER OF THE CHURCH ARMY, 26 September 1942 ;

St. Edmund King and Martyr Church on Lombard Street in London
St. Edmund King and Martyr Church on Lombard Street in London; GEOFFREY ANKETELL STUDDERT KENNEDY, aka Woodbine Willie, PRIEST, 1929, Commemorated March 8 ;

St Paul's Cross, London (outdoor theater)
St Paul's Cross ; JOHN DONNE, Priest, Poet, and Preacher (31 March 1631);

Smithfield, North London (Great North Road (AI), Smithfield)
Smithfield, North London (Great North Road (AI), Smithfield); Roger Williams of ROGER WILLIAMS and ANNE HUTCHINSON, PROPHETIC WITNESSES, 1683, 1643, Commemorated February 5;

Rolls Chapel in London
Rolls Chapel in London ; Joseph Butler of GEORGE BERKELEY and JOSEPH BUTLER, BISHOPS and THEOLOGIANS (1753, 1752), Commemorated June 16 ;

Essex House, London, Earl of Essex Rebellion 1601
Essex House, London, Earl of Essex Rebellion 1601; JOHN DONNE, Priest, Poet, and Preacher (31 March 1631);

King's College London, 1829
King's College London; CHARLES GORE, BISHOP OF WORCESTER, BIRMINGHAM & OXFORD, 1932, Commemorated January 16 ; JOHN MUIR and HUDSON STUCK, NATURALIST & WRITER, 1914; PRIEST & ENVIRONMENTALIST, 1920, Commemorated April 21 ; FREDERICK DENISON MAURICE, Priest and Theologian (1 April 1872);

Florence Nightingale School of Nursing and Midwifery
Florence Nightingale School of Nursing and Midwifery; FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE, NURSE, RENEWER OF SOCIETY (12 AUGUST 1910);

Lincoln'™s Inn, London, 1234
Lincoln'™s Inn; Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge; THOMAS BRAY, PRIEST AND MISSIONARY (15 FEB 1730); JOHN DONNE, Priest, Poet, and Preacher (31 March 1631);

British Library
JOHN MERBECKE;

Working Men's College (north of London) 1854
Working Men's College ; FREDERICK DENISON MAURICE, Priest and Theologian (1 April 1872);

Old Saint Pancras Church, London, 1598 approx.
Old Saint Pancras; Martyr Pancratius, Commemorated on May 12;

British Museum, London, 1753
British Museum; Hieromartyr Gregory (Peradze) of Georgia, Commemorated November 23 ;

St Martin-in-the-Fields Church in London, 1721
St Martin-in-the-Fields Church in London; St Martin the Merciful the Bishop of Tours, Commemorated October 12 ;

Whitefield's Tabernacle 3 of 4, Tottenham Court Road, Northwest London
Whitefield's Tabernacle, Tottenham Court Road; George Whitefield of FRANCIS ASBURY & GEORGE WHITEFIELD, Evangelists, 1816, 1770, Commemorated November 15 ;

East Saxons (Essex)
East Saxons (Essex) ; St Eanswy, the the Abbess of Folkestone, Commemorated August 31 ;

House of Commons, London
House of Commons; WILLIAM WILBERFORCE [and ANTHONY ASHLEY-COOPER, 7th EARL OF SHAFTESBURY], PROPHETIC WITNESSES, 1833, 1885, Commemorated July 30 ;

House of Lords, London
House of Lords, London;

Parliament, London, Palace of Westminster
Parliament; WILLIAM WILBERFORCE [and ANTHONY ASHLEY-COOPER, 7th EARL OF SHAFTESBURY], PROPHETIC WITNESSES, 1833, 1885, Commemorated July 30 ; NICHOLAS FERRAR, DEACON, MAN OF PRAYER (1 DEC 1637) ;

Chapel Royal, St James Palace
Chapel Royal, St James Palace; THOMAS TALLIS of WILLIAM BYRD, JOHN MERBECKE and THOMAS TALLIS, Musicians, 1623, 1585, 1585, Commemorated November 21 ; WILLIAM BYRD of WILLIAM BYRD, JOHN MERBECKE and THOMAS TALLIS, Musicians, 1623, 1585, 1585, Commemorated November 21 ;

St James Palace, 1531
St James Palace, 1531; Chapel Royal, St James Palace; THOMAS TALLIS of WILLIAM BYRD, JOHN MERBECKE and THOMAS TALLIS, Musicians, 1623, 1585, 1585, Commemorated November 21 ; WILLIAM BYRD of WILLIAM BYRD, JOHN MERBECKE and THOMAS TALLIS, Musicians, 1623, 1585, 1585, Commemorated November 21 ;

Clarence House
Clarence House;

Prince of Wales Residence, Clarence House
Prince of Wales Residence, Clarence House;

Westminster Abby, West London, 960
Westminster Abby Canons of Westminster Abby; Henry Purcell of JOHANN SEBASTIAN BACH, GEORGE FREDERICK HANDEL and HENRY PURCELL, COMPOSERS, 1750, 1759, 1695, Commemorated July 28 ; CHARLES GORE, BISHOP OF WORCESTER, BIRMINGHAM & OXFORD, 1932, Commemorated January 16 ; OSCAR ROMERO, ARCHBISHOP OF SAN SALVADOR, AND THE MARTYRS OF EL SALVADOR, (24 March 1980);

Westminster, London (West Bank of Thames River)
Westminster (West Bank of Thames River); Henry Purcell of JOHANN SEBASTIAN BACH, GEORGE FREDERICK HANDEL and HENRY PURCELL, COMPOSERS, 1750, 1759, 1695, Commemorated July 28 ; ALPHEGE, ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY, MARTYR (19 APR 1012); DUNSTAN OF CANTERBURY, MONK AND ARCHBISHOP (19 MAY 988;

Lambeth, Southwest London
Lambeth; Lambeth Convention; PAUL SHINJI SASAKI AND PHILIP LENDEL TSEN, BISHOP OF TOKYO, 1946; BISHOP OF HONAN, CHINA, 1954; Oct. 31; JAMES THEODORE HOLLY, BISHOP OF HAITI AND DOMINICAN REPUBLIC, (13 March 1911), Commemorated November 8 ;

Brixton district, South London
Brixton district, London; WILSON CARLILE PRIEST, FOUNDER OF THE CHURCH ARMY, 26 September 1942 ;

Camberwell, Southwark, London
Camberwell, Southwark, London; WILSON CARLILE, PRIEST, FOUNDER OF THE CHURCH ARMY, 26 September 1942;

Clapton, London (Church Missionary Society)
Clapton, London (Church Missionary Society); SAMUEL AJAYI CROWTHER, BISHOP IN THE NIGER TERRITORIES, 1891, Commemorated December 31 ;

Kensington Borough, West London
Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea WILSON CARLILE, PRIEST, FOUNDER OF THE CHURCH ARMY, 26 September 1942 ;

St Mary Abbots Church, High Street, Kensington, 1262
St Mary Abbots Church, High Street, Kensington; WILSON CARLILE, PRIEST, FOUNDER OF THE CHURCH ARMY, 26 September 1942 ;

Blackfriars, Central London (Blackfriars Theatre)
Blackfriars, Central London ; Blackfriars Theatre; WILSON CARLILE, PRIEST, FOUNDER OF THE CHURCH ARMY, 26 September 1942 ;

Bessborough House, London, 1731
Bessborough House, London, 1731; Charles Gore of RICHARD MEUX BENSON, RELIGIOUS, 1915, AND CHARLES GORE, BISHOP OF WORCESTER, BIRMINGHAM & OXFORD, 1932, Commemorated January 16;

Elim Pentecostal Church, Wimbleton
Elim Pentecostal Church, Wimbleton; George Jeffreys, PENTECOSTAL SAINT, 1962, Commemorated January 26 ;

Wimbledon, London
Wimbledon, London ; CHARLES GORE, BISHOP OF WORCESTER, BIRMINGHAM & OXFORD, 1932, Commemorated January 16 ; George Jeffreys, PENTECOSTAL SAINT, 1962, Commemorated January 26 ;

Thames River 6 (Richmond)

Thames River 7 (Central London)

Thames River Mouth (English Channel)

England, West Saxons, Wessex Folder

Wessex (Bordered by Dee, Severn and Thames Rivers)
Kingdom of the West Saxons; WILLIAM WHITE, BISHOP OF PENNSYLVANIA (17 JULY 1836); WILLIAM WILBERFORCE [and ANTHONY ASHLEY-COOPER, 7th EARL OF SHAFTESBURY], PROPHETIC WITNESSES, 1833, 1885, Commemorated July 30 ; JOSEPH OF ARIMATHAEA, (1 AUGUST NT) ; CATHERINE WINKWORTH, Poet, Commemorated August 7 ; St Edwin, King and Martyr, Commemorated October 12 ; ALFRED THE GREAT, KING OF THE WEST SAXONS (26 OCT 899); EDMUND OF EAST ANGLIA, KING AND MARTYR (20 NOV 870); WILLIAM BYRD of WILLIAM BYRD, JOHN MERBECKE and THOMAS TALLIS, Musicians, 1623, 1585, 1585, Commemorated November 21 ; GEORGE HERBERT, PRIEST AND POET (27 FEBRUARY 1633); THOMAS KEN, BISHOP AND NON-JUROR (21 MAR 1711) ; JOHN KEBLE, PRIEST, POET, RENEWER OF THE CHURCH (29 MAR 1866); RICHARD, Bishop of Chichester (3 April 1253); ALPHEGE, ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY, MARTYR (19 APR 1012); Joseph Butler of GEORGE BERKELEY and JOSEPH BUTLER, BISHOPS and THEOLOGIANS (1753, 1752), Commemorated June 16 ;

West Saxons (Wessex)
Kingdom of the West Saxons; WILLIAM WHITE, BISHOP OF PENNSYLVANIA (17 JULY 1836); WILLIAM WILBERFORCE [and ANTHONY ASHLEY-COOPER, 7th EARL OF SHAFTESBURY], PROPHETIC WITNESSES, 1833, 1885, Commemorated July 30 ; JOSEPH OF ARIMATHAEA, (1 AUGUST NT) ; CATHERINE WINKWORTH, Poet, Commemorated August 7 ; St Edwin, King and Martyr, Commemorated October 12 ; ALFRED THE GREAT, KING OF THE WEST SAXONS (26 OCT 899); EDMUND OF EAST ANGLIA, KING AND MARTYR (20 NOV 870); WILLIAM BYRD of WILLIAM BYRD, JOHN MERBECKE and THOMAS TALLIS, Musicians, 1623, 1585, 1585, Commemorated November 21 ; GEORGE HERBERT, PRIEST AND POET (27 FEBRUARY 1633); THOMAS KEN, BISHOP AND NON-JUROR (21 MAR 1711) ; JOHN KEBLE, PRIEST, POET, RENEWER OF THE CHURCH (29 MAR 1866); RICHARD, Bishop of Chichester (3 April 1253); ALPHEGE, ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY, MARTYR (19 APR 1012); Joseph Butler of GEORGE BERKELEY and JOSEPH BUTLER, BISHOPS and THEOLOGIANS (1753, 1752), Commemorated June 16 ;

England, West Sasons, Wessex History

England, West Saxons, Wessex, 869-899, Alfred the Great
Wessex, 869-899, Alfred the Great King Alfred's Victory, 878; Great Heathen Army, Great Danish Army; ALFRED THE GREAT, KING OF THE WEST SAXONS (26 OCT 899) ; GILBERT KEITH CHESTERTON, APOLOGIST and WRITER, 1936, Commemorated June 13 ;

England, West Saxons, Wessex, 878, Battle of Edington in 878 (Battle Location)
Battle of Edington in 878; Guthrum; ALFRED THE GREAT, KING OF THE WEST SAXONS (26 OCT 899); GILBERT KEITH CHESTERTON, APOLOGIST and WRITER, 1936;

England, West Saxons, Wessex, 878, Battle of Edington, Alfred the Great (Town of Eddington)
Battle of Edington, 878, Alfred the Great (Town of Eddington) ; King Alfred's Victory, 878; Great Heathen Army, Great Danish Army; ALFRED THE GREAT, KING OF THE WEST SAXONS (26 OCT 899) ; GILBERT KEITH CHESTERTON, APOLOGIST and WRITER, 1936, Commemorated June 13 ;

England, West Saxons, Wessex, 1000-1707, Kingdom of England, centered in Winchester, Wessex
Kingdom of England; MARGARET, QUEEN OF SCOTLAND (16 NOV 1093) ; JOHN MERBECKE of WILLIAM BYRD, JOHN MERBECKE and THOMAS TALLIS, Musicians, 1623, 1585, 1585, Commemorated November 21 ; WILLIAM BYRD of WILLIAM BYRD, JOHN MERBECKE and THOMAS TALLIS, Musicians, 1623, 1585, 1585, Commemorated November 21 ;

England, West Saxons, Wessex, Avon River Folder, Northwest

Avon River

Avon River Source (North of Acton Turville)

Avon River 1

Avon River 2

Avon River 3

Avon River 4 (Malmesbury Abby, Tetbury Avon River Mouth)

England, West Saxons, Wessex, Avon River 4, Tetbury Avon Folder

Tetbury Avon River

Tetbury Avon River Source (Tetbury)
Tetbury;

Malmesbury Abby, Wessex (Tetbury Avon River Mouth) 675
Malmesbury Abby, Wessex (Tetbury Avon River Mouth) ; DUNSTAN OF CANTERBURY, MONK AND ARCHBISHOP (19 MAY 988) ;

Tetbury Avon River Mouth (Malmesbury Abby, Avon River 4)

Avon River 5 (Marden River)

England, West Saxons, Wessex, Avon River 5, Marden River Folder

Marden River

Marden River Source (Calstone Wellington)
Calstone Wellington;

Marden River Mouth (Dauntsey Vale, Avon River 5)
Dauntsey Vale;

Edington, Wiltshire (Avon River 7)
Edington, Wiltshire; ALFRED THE GREAT, KING OF THE WEST SAXONS (26 OCT 899);

Avon River 8 (Bradford on Avon)

Bristol, Wessex (Avon River Mouth, Seven River 8)
Bristol; ROLAND ALLEN, MISSION STRATEGIST, Commemorated June 8 ; Joseph Butler of GEORGE BERKELEY and JOSEPH BUTLER, BISHOPS and THEOLOGIANS (1753, 1752), Commemorated June 16 ;

Avon River 8 (Avoncliff Aqueduct)
Avoncliff Aqueduct;

England, West Saxons, Wessex, Avon River 8, Frome River Folder

Frome River

Frome River Source (Witham Friary)
Witham Friary;

Frome River Mouth (Avon River 8)

Avon River 9 (Dundas Aqueduct)
Dundas Aqueduct;

Avon River 10 (Bathford)

Avon River 11 (Cleveland Bridge, Bath)
Cleveland Bridge;

Bath, Wessex (hot springs, Avon River 11) 60
Bath, Somerset; WILLIAM WHITE, BISHOP OF PENNSYLVANIA (17 JULY 1836); THOMAS KEN, BISHOP AND NON-JUROR (21 MAR 1711) ; DUNSTAN OF CANTERBURY, MONK AND ARCHBISHOP (19 MAY 988) ; ALPHEGE, ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY, MARTYR (19 APR 1012);

Avon River 11 (Bath, Kennet and Avon Canal)
Kennet and Avon Canal

Avon River 12 (Avon Canal)

Kingswood, South Gloucestershire, Wessex (Mining)
Kingswood, South Gloucestershire (outside Bristol); George Whitefield of FRANCIS ASBURY & GEORGE WHITEFIELD, Evangelists, 1816, 1770, Commemorated November 15 ;

Whitefield's Tabernacle 4 of 4, Kingswood School
Kingswood, South Gloucestershire (outside Bristol); George Whitefield of FRANCIS ASBURY & GEORGE WHITEFIELD, Evangelists, 1816, 1770, Commemorated November 15 ;

Whitefield's Tabernacle 1 of 4, Penn Street Bristol
Whitefield's Tabernacle 1, Penn Street Bristol; George Whitefield of FRANCIS ASBURY & GEORGE WHITEFIELD, Evangelists, 1816, 1770, Commemorated November 15 ;

Avon River 13 (Severn River 8, Bristol)

Avon River Mouth (Briston and Clifton, Severn River 8)

Clifton, Bristol, Wessex (Avon River Mouth)
Clifton, Bristol; CATHERINE WINKWORTH, Poet, Commemorated August 7 ;

Avon River Mouth (Severn Estuary, Bristol Channel)

Wiltshire County (Wessex)
Wiltshire County; St Brihtwald of Wilton, Commemorated January 22 ;

Dauntsey Vale (Malmesbury)
Dauntsey Vale; Malmesbury;

Dauntsey Vale (Royal Wootton Bassett)
Dauntsey Vale

England, West Saxons, Wessex, Wey River Folder, Northeast

Wey River

Wey River South

Wey River South Source

Wey River South Branch Source (Blackdown, West Sussex)

Wey River South Source (Gibbet Hill near Hindhead)

Wey River South 1

Wey River South 2

Charterhouse School, Wessex (Wey River 2.5)1611
Charterhouse School, Wessex (Wey River 2.5)1611; Roger Williams of ROGER WILLIAMS and ANNE HUTCHINSON, PROPHETIC WITNESSES, 1683, 1643, Commemorated February 5;

Wey River South 3

Surrey Hills
Surrey Hills;

Wey River North

Wey River North Branch Source (Alton, Hampshire)

Wey River North 1 (Upper Froyle)

Wey River North 2 (Bentley)

Wey River North 3 (Farnham)

Wey River 1

Wey River 2

Wey River 3 (Ock River)

Ock River Mouth (Wey River 3)

Wey River 4

Wey River Mouth (Thames River 4.5)

England, West Saxons, Wessex, Dorset Stour River Folder, Southwest

Dorset Stour River

Dorset Stour Source (Stourhead)

Dorset Stour River 1 (Blackmore Vale of Stour Valley)
Blackmore Vale of Stour Valley;

Dorset Stour River 2 (East Stour and Shaftesbury)

Shaftesbury, Wessex (on a hill top, Dorset Stour River 2, Wessex)
Shaftesbury; ANTHONY ASHLEY-COOPER, 7th EARL OF SHAFTESBURY], Commemorated July 30 ; WILLIAM WILBERFORCE [and ANTHONY ASHLEY-COOPER, 7th EARL OF SHAFTESBURY], PROPHETIC WITNESSES, 1833, 1885, Commemorated July 30 ;

Dorset Stour River 3 (Sturminster Newton)

Dorset Stour River 4 (Dorset)

Dorchester (Dorset Stour River 4)
Dorchester (Dorset Stour River 4); DORCHESTER CHAPLAINS: Lieutenant George Fox, Lieutenant Alexander D. Goode, Lieutenant Clark V. Poling, Lieutenant John P. Washington, 1943, Commemorated February 3;

Dorset Stour River 5 (Blandford Forum)

Dorset Stour River 6 (Wimborne Minster)

Dorset Stour Estuary (Christchurch)

England, West Saxons, Wessex, Hamshire Folder, East Central

Anton River

Anton River Source (Andover, Hampshire)

Andover, Hampshire, Wessex (Anton River Source)
Andover, Hampshire; ALPHEGE, ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY, MARTYR (19 APR 1012);

Anton River Mouth (Test River 1)

Test River

Test River Source (near Ashe)

Test River 1

Test River 2

Nursling, Wessex (Test River Valley)
Nursling; BONIFACE, BISHOP, MISSIONARY, MARTYR (5 JUNE 754);

Test River Mouth (Nursling Winchester, Southhampton Water)

River Itchen

River Itchen, Hampshire Source
River Itchen, Hampshire Source, just south of Cheriton.

Hampshire County, Wessex
Hampshire County; BONIFACE, BISHOP, MISSIONARY, MARTYR (5 JUNE 754);

Old Minster, Winchester
Old Minster, Winchester; ALFRED THE GREAT, KING OF THE WEST SAXONS (26 OCT 899) ;

Winchester, Wessex (Itchen River 1)
Winchester City, county seat of Hampshire County, The city lies at the heart of the wider City of Winchester, a local government district, and is located at the western end of the South Downs, along the course of the River Itchen.; LANCELOT ANDREWES, BISHOP AND SCHOLAR (26 SEPT 1626) ; JOHN MERBECKE of WILLIAM BYRD, JOHN MERBECKE and THOMAS TALLIS, Musicians, 1623, 1585, 1585, Commemorated November 21 ;

Winchester Cathedral, Hampshire, Wessex, 1079
Winchester Cathedral; ALFRED THE GREAT, KING OF THE WEST SAXONS (26 OCT 899) ; JOHN MERBECKE of WILLIAM BYRD, JOHN MERBECKE and THOMAS TALLIS, Musicians, 1623, 1585, 1585, Commemorated November 21 ; WILLIAM BYRD of WILLIAM BYRD, JOHN MERBECKE and THOMAS TALLIS, Musicians, 1623, 1585, 1585, Commemorated November 21 ; BONIFACE, BISHOP, MISSIONARY, MARTYR (5 JUNE 754);

Hursley near Winchester
Hursley near Winchester ; JOHN KEBLE, PRIEST, POET, RENEWER OF THE CHURCH (29 MAR 1866);

River Itchen, Hampshire Mouth (Southhampton Water)

Isle of Wight, Wessex
Isle of Wight; RICHARD, Bishop of Chichester (3 April 1253); ALPHEGE, ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY, MARTYR (19 APR 1012); BONIFACE, BISHOP, MISSIONARY, MARTYR (5 JUNE 754);

England, West Saxons, Wessex, Salisbury Area Folder, West Central

Salisbury, Wessex
Salisbury; GEORGE HERBERT, PRIEST AND POET (27 FEBRUARY 1633) ;

Salisbury Cathedral, Wessex, 1220
Salisbury Cathedral, Wessex; Salisbury; GEORGE HERBERT, PRIEST AND POET (27 FEBRUARY 1633) ;

Bemerton, Wessex
Bemerton ; GEORGE HERBERT, PRIEST AND POET (27 FEBRUARY 1633) ;

Fugglestone, Wessex
Fugglestone; GEORGE HERBERT, PRIEST AND POET (27 FEBRUARY 1633) ;

Wilton, Wiltshire (Wessex)
Wilton, Wiltshire (Wessex) ; St Brihtwald of Wilton, Commemorated January 22 ;

Old Sarum, Wessex
Old Sarum, Wessex; St. Brihtwald of Wilton, Commemorated on January 22;

Ramsbury, Wiltshire, Wessex
Ramsbury, Wiltshire, Wessex ; St. Brihtwald of Wilton, Commemorated on January 22;

England, South Saxons, Sussex Folder

Continental Divides - Sussex Divide

Sussex 1
Sussex; THOMAS OF CANTERBURY, ARCHBISHOP AND MARTYR (29 DEC 1170) ; RICHARD, Bishop of Chichester (3 April 1253); PIERRE TEILHARD DE CHARDIN, SCIENTIST AND MILITARY CHAPLAIN, 1955, Commemorated April 10 ; EARLY ABBOTS of CLUNY, 30 April 909 ;

Sussex 2
Sussex;

Sussex 3
Sussex; PIERRE TEILHARD DE CHARDIN, SCIENTIST AND MILITARY CHAPLAIN, 1955, Commemorated April 10 ;

River Levant, West Sussex Source

River Lavant, West Sussex Mouth (Chichester Harbour)

River Levant

Chichester, Sussex (River Levant, Chichester Harbour)
Chichester (River Levant Chichester Harbour); GEORGE BELL BISHOP OF CHICHESTER, AND ECUMENIST, 3 October 1958; RICHARD, Bishop of Chichester (3 April 1253);

Lewes, Sussex, 1077 Clunic Reform
Lewes in Sussex, It was under his (Hugh') abbacy that the Cluniac reform was introduced into England (at Lewes in Sussex in 1077) ; EARLY ABBOTS of CLUNY, 30 April 909 ;

Hastings, Sussex, England
Hastings, in Sussex (UK); PIERRE TEILHARD DE CHARDIN, SCIENTIST AND MILITARY CHAPLAIN, 1955. Commemorated April 10 ;

England, Canterbury and Kent Folder, Southeast ENG

Kent
Kent; JOHN MASON NEALE, PRIEST, SCHOLAR, AND TRANSLATOR (7 AUGUST 1866); CUTHBERT OF LINDISFARNE, BISHOP AND MISSIONARY (20 MAR 687) (now 31 AUG); St Theodore of Tarsus the Archbishop of Canterbury, Commemorated on September 19; REMIGIUS OF RHEIMS, BISHOP, APOSTLE OF THE FRANKS (1 OCTOBER 530) ; St Eanswythe the Abbess of Folkestone; St James the Deacon, Commemorated October 18 ; EDMUND OF EAST ANGLIA, KING AND MARTYR (20 NOV 870); THE FIRST BOOK OF COMMON PRAYER, Commemorated May 22; St Augustine of Canterbury, Evangelizer of England, Commemorated on May 26; AUGUSTINE OF CANTERBURY, BISHOP AND MISSIONARY (26 MAY 605) ; BERTHA and ETHELBERT, QUEEN & KING OF KENT, 616, Commemorated May 27 ; Joseph Butler of GEORGE BERKELEY and JOSEPH BUTLER, BISHOPS and THEOLOGIANS (1753, 1752), Commemorated June 16 ;

Jute Kingdom of Kent
Jute Kingdom of Kent; EDMUND OF EAST ANGLIA, KING AND MARTYR (20 NOV 870);

Kent Downs
Kent Downs;

North Downs Way
North Downs Way;

North Downs ( a chalk ridge to Dover)
North Downs;

England, Canterbury and Kent, Stour River Folder

Stour River - Upper Great Stour

Stour River - Upper Great Stour Source (Lenham)

Stour River - Upper Great Stour 1 (Little Chart)

Stour River - Upper Great Stour 2 (Great Chart)

Stour River - East Stour River

Stour River - East Stour River Source (Hythe)

Stour River - East Stour River Mouth (Great Stour River 3, Pledges Mill)

Stour River - Little Stour River

Stour River - Little Stour River Source (Lyminge)

Folkestone, Kent (Clifts of Dover and Stour River East Source)
Folkestone, Kent ; St Eanswy, the the Abbess of Folkestone, Commemorated August 31 ;

Dover Priory
Dover Priory; Thomas Tallys of WILLIAM BYRD, JOHN MERBECKE and THOMAS TALLIS, Musicians, 1623, 1585, 1585, Commemorated November 21;

Dover Downs (White Clifts of Dover)
Dover Downs (White Clifts of Dover);

Stour River - Little Stour River 1 (Elham)

Stour River - Little Stour River 2 (Barham)

Stour River - Little Stour River 3 (Kingston)

Stour River - Little Stour River 4 (Bridge)

Stour River - Little Stour River 5 (Bekesbourne)

Stour River - Little Stour River 6 (Wickhambreaux)

Stour River - Little Stour River Mouth (Stour River 6)

Stour River - Lower Great Stour River

Stour River - Lower Great Stour Source (Ashford)

Stour River - Lower Great Stour River 3 (Pledges Mill)

Stour River - Lower Great River Stour 4 (Wye)

Stour River - Lower Great River Stour 5 (Canterbury)

Canterbury, Kent, England (crossroads of 4 Roman roads, Stour River 5)
Canterbury (crossraods of 4 Roman roads); WILLIAM WHITE, BISHOP OF PENNSYLVANIA (17 JULY 1836); JOHN MASON NEALE, PRIEST, SCHOLAR, AND TRANSLATOR (7 AUGUST 1866); AIDAN, MISSIONARY, ABBOT, BISHOP OF LINDISFARNE (31 AUGUST 651); CUTHBERT OF LINDISFARNE, BISHOP AND MISSIONARY (20 MAR 687) (now 31 AUG); St Theodore of Tarsus the Archbishop of Canterbury, Commemorated on September 19 ; THEODORE OF TARSUS, ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY (19 SEP 690); REMIGIUS OF RHEIMS, BISHOP, APOSTLE OF THE FRANKS (1 OCTOBER 530) ; GEORGE BELL BISHOP OF CHICHESTER, AND ECUMENIST, 3 October 1958 ; WILLIAM TEMPLE, ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY (6 NOV. 1944) ; THOMAS OF CANTERBURY, Commemorated December 29 ; JANANI LUWUM, ARCHBISHOP OF UGANDA, MARTYR (16 FEB 1977); RICHARD, Bishop of Chichester (3 April 1253); WILLIAM LAUD, ARCHBISHOP AND MARTYR (10 JANUARY 1645) ; St Felix of Burgundy the Bishop of Dunwich and Enlightener of East Anglia, Commemorated on March 8; GREGORY THE GREAT, BISHOP AND DOCTOR (12 MAR 604) ; THOMAS CRANMER, BISHOP AND MARTYR (21 MARCH 1556) ; RICHARD, Bishop of Chichester (3 April 1253); Alphege, Archbishop of Canterbury, Martyr, 19 April 1012, ; ALPHEGE, ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY, MARTYR (19 APR 1012); ANSELM OF CANTERBURY, Monk, Archbishop, Theologian, 21 April 1109 ; ROBERT HUNT, PRIEST & FIRST CHAPLAIN AT JAMESTOWN, 1608, Commemorated April 26 ; Martyr Pancratius, Commemorated on May 12; DUNSTAN OF CANTERBURY, MONK AND ARCHBISHOP (19 MAY 988) ; THE FIRST BOOK OF COMMON PRAYER, Commemorated May 22; AUGUSTINE OF CANTERBURY, BISHOP AND MISSIONARY (26 MAY 605) ; St Augustine of Canterbury, Evangelizer of England, Commemorated on May 26; BERTHA and ETHELBERT, QUEEN & KING OF KENT, 616, Commemorated May 27 ; Joseph Butler of GEORGE BERKELEY and JOSEPH BUTLER, BISHOPS and THEOLOGIANS (1753, 1752), Commemorated June 16 ;

St Augustine's College, Canterbury, 1848
St Augustine's College, Canterbury; JANANI LUWUM, ARCHBISHOP OF UGANDA, MARTYR (16 FEB 1977);

St Augustine'™s Monastery, Canterbury, Kent, 598
St Augustine's Abby; Augustine of Canterbury 604 ; GREGORY THE GREAT, BISHOP AND DOCTOR (12 MAR 604) ; St Augustine of Canterbury, Evangelizer of England, Commemorated on May 26;

Christ Church, Canterbury
Christ Church, Canterbury; St Augustine of Canterbury, Evangelizer of England, Commemorated on May 26;

Canterbury Cathedral, 597
Canterbury Cathedral, 597; Thomas Tallys of WILLIAM BYRD, JOHN MERBECKE and THOMAS TALLIS, Musicians, 1623, 1585, 1585, Commemorated November 21;

St Martin's Church in Canterbury, 100 approx., 580, 1668
St Martin's Church in Canterbury; St Martin the Merciful the Bishop of Tours, Commemorated October 12 ; St Martin the Merciful the Bishop of Tours, Commemorated November 11 ; BERTHA and ETHELBERT, QUEEN & KING OF KENT, 616, Commemorated May 26 ;

Stour River - Lower Great River Stour 5 (Fordwich)

Stour River - Lower Great River Stour 6 (Plucks Gutter)

Stour River Mouth (Pegwell Bay, English Channel)

Isle of Thanet
Isle of Thanet; St Augustine of Canterbury, Evangelizer of England, Commemorated on May 26; BERTHA and ETHELBERT, QUEEN & KING OF KENT, 616, Commemorated May 26 ;

Ebbsfleet, Thanet, Kent (Stour River Mouth, Pegwell Bay)
Ebbsfleet; St Augustine of Canterbury, Evangelizer of England, Commemorated on May 26; BERTHA and ETHELBERT, QUEEN & KING OF KENT, 616, Commemorated May 27 ;

England, Canterbury and Kent, Medway River Folder

River Medway

River Medway Source (Turners Hill)
Turners Hill is a Village;

Sackville College, Kent (River Medway Source) 1609
Sackville College; JOHN MASON NEALE, PRIEST, SCHOLAR, AND TRANSLATOR (7 AUGUST 1866);

Rochester, Kent (North Down, Kent Downs, River Medway)
Rochester, Kent, Lowest bridging point of River Medway ; NICHOLAS RIDLEY, BISHOP AND MARTYR (16 OCTOBER 1555) ; St Augustine of Canterbury, Evangelizer of England, Commemorated on May 26; Saint Eanswythe, Abbess of Folkestone, Commemorated on August 31;

River Medway Mouth (English Channel)

England, Cornwall Penninsula Folder, Southwest ENG

Cornwall Penninsula, England
Cornwall Peninsula; WILLIAM WHITE, BISHOP OF PENNSYLVANIA (17 JULY 1836); JOSEPH OF ARIMATHAEA, Commemorated August 1 ; St Theodore of Tarsus the Archbishop of Canterbury, Commemorated September 19 ; THEODORE OF TARSUS, ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY (19 SEP 690); St Brannock of Braunton, Commemorated January 7 ; St Elian, Missionary to Cornwall, England, Commemorated January 13 ; St Brihtwald of Wilton, Commemorated January 22 ; THOMAS KEN, BISHOP AND NON-JUROR (21 MAR 1711) ; DUNSTAN OF CANTERBURY, MONK AND ARCHBISHOP (19 MAY 988) ; THE FIRST BOOK OF COMMON PRAYER, Commemorated May 22; AUGUSTINE OF CANTERBURY, BISHOP AND MISSIONARY (26 MAY 605); BONIFACE, BISHOP, MISSIONARY, MARTYR (5 JUNE 754); Martyr Nectan of Hartland, Commemorated on June 17;

Cornish, People of Cornwall Penninsula, England
Cornwall Peninsula; WILLIAM WHITE, BISHOP OF PENNSYLVANIA (17 JULY 1836); JOSEPH OF ARIMATHAEA, Commemorated August 1 ; St Theodore of Tarsus the Archbishop of Canterbury, Commemorated September 19 ; THEODORE OF TARSUS, ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY (19 SEP 690); St Brannock of Braunton, Commemorated January 7 ; St Elian, Missionary to Cornwall, England, Commemorated January 13 ; St Brihtwald of Wilton, Commemorated January 22 ; THOMAS KEN, BISHOP AND NON-JUROR (21 MAR 1711) ; DUNSTAN OF CANTERBURY, MONK AND ARCHBISHOP (19 MAY 988) ; THE FIRST BOOK OF COMMON PRAYER, Commemorated May 22; AUGUSTINE OF CANTERBURY, BISHOP AND MISSIONARY (26 MAY 605); BONIFACE, BISHOP, MISSIONARY, MARTYR (5 JUNE 754); Martyr Nectan of Hartland, Commemorated on June 17;

South West England (Cornwall)
South West England; JOSEPH OF ARIMATHAEA, (1 AUGUST NT) ; WULFSTAN OF WORCESTER, Commemorated January 19 ; DUNSTAN OF CANTERBURY, MONK AND ARCHBISHOP (19 MAY 988) ; St John-Vladimir the Prince of Bulgaria, the Greatmartyr and Miracle-worker, Commemorated on May 22;

England, Cornwall History Folder

Cornwall, 30- , Joseph of Arimathea in Glastonbury
Cornwall, 30-?, Joseph of Arimathea in Glastonbury; DUNSTAN OF CANTERBURY, MONK AND ARCHBISHOP (19 MAY 988) ;

Cornwall, 475-525, King Arthur, Late 5th Early 6th Century
England, 475-525, King Arthur, Late 5th Early 6th Century; AUGUSTINE OF CANTERBURY, BISHOP AND MISSIONARY (26 MAY 605);

Cornwall, 1588, Sir Walter Raleigh, 34 in 1588
Sir Walter Raleigh, 34 in 1588; JOHN DONNE, Priest, Poet, and Preacher (31 March 1631);

England, Cornwall, Glastonbury and Wells Folder, Northeast

Glastonbury (SW England, Cornwall)
Glastonbury; JOSEPH OF ARIMATHAEA, (1 AUGUST NT) ; DUNSTAN OF CANTERBURY, MONK AND ARCHBISHOP (19 MAY 988) ; St Brihtwald of Wilton, Commemorated January 22 ;

Glastonbury Abbey (SW England, Cornwall) 712
Glastonbury Abbey; JOSEPH OF ARIMATHAEA, (1 AUGUST NT) ; St Brihtwald of Wilton, Commemorated January 22 ; DUNSTAN OF CANTERBURY, MONK AND ARCHBISHOP (19 MAY 988) ;

Wells, Cornwall (three wells at this location), SW England
Wells; WILLIAM WHITE, BISHOP OF PENNSYLVANIA (17 JULY 1836); JOSEPH OF ARIMATHAEA, (1 AUGUST NT) ; THOMAS KEN, BISHOP AND NON-JUROR (21 MAR 1711) ;

Wells Cathedral (SW England, Cornwall) 1175
Wells Cathedral; WILLIAM WHITE, BISHOP OF PENNSYLVANIA (17 JULY 1836); JOSEPH OF ARIMATHAEA, (1 AUGUST NT) ; THOMAS KEN, BISHOP AND NON-JUROR (21 MAR 1711) ;

England, Cornwall, Bristol Bay Folder, Northern

Combe Martin, Cornwall (Bristol Channel)
Combe Martin, Bristol Channel; Martyr Nectan of Hartland, Commemorated on June 17;

Braunton, Cornwall
Braunton; St Brannock of Braunton, Commemorated January 7 ;

England, Cornwall, Exe River Folder, Central

Exe River

Exe River Source (Exe Head)
River Exe ;

Exe River 1 (Exeter, Creedy River)

Exeter, Cornwall (Exe River) 69-79
Exeter; WILLIAM TEMPLE, ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY (6 NOV. 1944) ; JOHN HORDEN, MISSIONARY BISHOP IN CANADA, 1893, Commemorated December 15; DUNSTAN OF CANTERBURY, MONK AND ARCHBISHOP (19 MAY 988) ;

Exe River Mouth (Exeter, Lyme Bay, English Channel)

England, Cornwall, Creedy River Folder, Devonshire, Central and Western

Creedy River

Creedy River Mouth (Cowley Bridge, Exeter, Exe River)

Crediton, Devon, Cornwall (a crossroads in Creedy River Valley)
Crediton, Crediton is a town and civil parish in the Mid Devon district of Devon in England. It stands on the A377 Exeter to Barnstaple road at the junction with the A3072 road to Tiverton, about 7 miles (11 km) north west of Exeter. It has a population of 6,837.[1] The town is situated in the narrow vale of the River Creedy, between two steep hills and is divided into two parts, the east or old town and the west or new town. ; BONIFACE, BISHOP, MISSIONARY, MARTYR (5 JUNE 754);

Devonshire, Cornwall
Devonshire; DUNSTAN OF CANTERBURY, MONK AND ARCHBISHOP (19 MAY 988) ; BONIFACE, BISHOP, MISSIONARY, MARTYR (5 JUNE 754); Martyr Nectan of Hartland, Commemorated on June 17;

Hartland, Devon, Cornwall
Hartland, Devon; Martyr Nectan of Hartland, Commemorated on June 17;

England, Wales Folder, West of ENG

Wales
Wales, Wales is largely mountainous; CATHERINE WINKWORTH, POET, 7 August 1878; JEREMY TAYLOR, BISHOP AND THEOLOGIAN (13 AUGUST 1667); St Theodore of Tarsus the Archbishop of Canterbury, Commemorated on September 19; THEODORE OF TARSUS, ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY (19 SEP 690); St Edwin, King and Martyr, Commemorated October 12 ; ALFRED THE GREAT, KING OF THE WEST SAXONS (26 OCT 899) ; HILDA OF WHITBY, ABBESS AND PEACEMAKER (18 NOV 680); St Kentigern, first Bishop of Glasgow, Scotland, Commemorated January 14 ; George Jeffreys, PENTECOSTAL SAINT, 1962, Commemorated January 26 ; Venerable Brigid (Bridget) of Ireland, Commemorated on February 1 ; GEORGE HERBERT, PRIEST AND POET (27 FEBRUARY 1633); DAVID (DEWI) OF WALES, (1 MAR 544) ; GEOFFREY ANKETELL STUDDERT KENNEDY, PRIEST, 1929, Commemorated March 8 ; PATRICK OF IRELAND, (17 MAR c461); St Patrick the Bishop of Armagh and Enlightener of Ireland, Commemorated on March 17 ; THOMAS KEN, BISHOP AND NON-JUROR (21 MAR 1711) ; RICHARD, Bishop of Chichester (3 April 1253); THE FIRST BOOK OF COMMON PRAYER, Commemorated May 22 ; AUGUSTINE OF CANTERBURY, BISHOP AND MISSIONARY (26 MAY 605); Martyr Nectan of Hartland, Commemorated on June 17;

Wales History Folder

Wales, 450-1045, England, Brycheiniog Kingdom
Wales, 450-1045, England, Brycheiniog Kingdom;

Wales, 450-490, Wales, Brycheiniog King, Brychan
England, Wales, Brycheiniog King, 450-490, Brychan; England, Wales, Brycheiniog Kingdom, 450-1045; St Brannock of Braunton, Commemorated on January 7; Martyr Nectan of Hartland, Commemorated on June 17;

Wales, 626-655, King of Mercia, Penda of Mercia
King of Mercia, 626-655, Penda of Mercia; Battle of Maserfield 642 was fought on 5 August 641 or 642, between the Anglo-Saxon kings Oswald of Northumbria and Penda of Mercia, ending in Oswald's defeat, death, and dismemberment. Oswald was Christian, Penda was Pagan, Oswald was Northumbrian and Penda was Welsh. ; St Oswald, king and martyr, Commemorated on August 5 ; St Aidan the Bishop of Lindesfarne, Commemorated on August 31 ;

Wales, 642, Battle of Maserfield
Battle of Maserfield 642 was fought on 5 August 641 or 642, between the Anglo-Saxon kings Oswald of Northumbria and Penda of Mercia, ending in Oswald's defeat, death, and dismemberment. Oswald was Christian, Penda was Pagan, Oswald was Northumbrian and Penda was Welsh. ; St Oswald, king and martyr, Commemorated on August 5 ; St Aidan the Bishop of Lindesfarne, Commemorated on August 31 ;

Wales, 1904-1905, Welsh Revival, Swansea, Wales
Wales, 1904-1905, Welsh Revival, Swansea, Wales ; 1904–1905 Welsh Revival; George Jeffreys, PENTECOSTAL SAINT, 1962, Commemorated January 26 ;

England, Wales, Wey River Folder, Herfordshire, Southeast WAL

River Wey (Herefordshire)

River Wey Source (Herefordshire)

River Wey 1 (Ledbury and Herford, Herfordshire)

Ledbury, Herefordshire, Wales
Ledbury, Herefordshire; Thomas Traherne; THOMAS TRAHERNE, PRIEST AND POET, 27 Sept. 1674;

River Wey 2 (Monnow River Mouth, Monmouth)

England, Wales, Wey River 2, Monnow River Folder

Monnow River

Monnow River Source (Herefordshire)

Monnow River 1 (Herefordshire, England)

Hereford, Wales (Monnow River 1)
Hereford, England; THOMAS TRAHERNE, PRIEST AND POET, 27 Sept. 1674 ;

Monnow River 2 (Monmouthshire, Wales)

Monnow River Mouth (River Wey 2)

Monmouth (River Monnow Mouth, River Wey 2)
Monmouth; DAVID (DEWI) OF WALES, Commemorated March 1 ;

River Wey Herefordshire Mouth (River Severn Mouth)

England, Wales, River Severn Folder, Central WAL

River Severn

River Severn Source (Cambrian Mountains)

Cambrian Mountains
Cambrian Mountains;

River Severn 1

River Severn 2

River Severn 3

River Severn 4 (Shrewsbury)

River Severn 5 (Coalbrookdale)

River Severn 6 (Worchester)

Worcester Cathedral, Wales, West Midlands (River Severn 6) 1084
Worcester (pronounced "Wooster") Cathedral; CHARLES GORE; GEOFFREY ANKETELL STUDDERT KENNEDY, AKA Woodbine Willie, PRIEST, 1929, Commemorated March 8 ;

River Severn 7 (Gloucester)

Cheltenham Ladies' College (near Glouchestershire, Wales border)
Cheltenham Ladies' College ; CATHERINE WINKWORTH, POET, 7 August 1878;

Slymbridge in Gloucestershire on Wales Border
Gloucestershire, Slymbridge is somewhere in Gloucestershire, which borders Wales; William Tyndale of WILLIAM TYNDALE [AND MILES COVERDALE] TRANSLATORS OF THE BIBLE (6 OCT 1536, 1569);

River Severn Mouth (Severn Estuary, Bristol Channel)

England, Wales, River Towy Folder, Saint David's, West WAL

River Towy

River Towy Source (Cambrian Mountains)
Cambrian Mountains;

River Towy 1

River Towy 2

River Towy 3

Carmathen, Pembrokeshire, West Wales (Towy River 3)
Carmathen; DAVID (DEWI) OF WALES, (1 MAR 544) ;

River Gwili Mouth (River Towy 3)

River Towy Mouth (Carmarthen Bay)

Mynyw (Menevia in English) in Pembrokeshire, West Wales
Mynyw (Menevia in English) in Pembrokeshire; DAVID (DEWI) OF WALES, (1 MAR 544) ;

St. Davids, West Wales
St. Davids; DAVID (DEWI) OF WALES, (1 MAR 544) ;

Pembrokeshire, West Wales
Pembrokeshire; GEORGE HERBERT, PRIEST AND POET (27 FEBRUARY 1633); DAVID (DEWI) OF WALES, (1 MAR 544) ;

Pembroke, Pembrokeshire, West Wales
Pembroke, Pembrokeshire, West Wales; GEORGE HERBERT, PRIEST AND POET (27 FEBRUARY 1633);

England, Wales, River Towy 1, Brecon Folder, West Wales

Brecknock (Brecon), Wales
Brecknock; Martyr Nectan of Hartland, Commemorated on June 17;

England, Wales, River Towy area, Lladbadarn Fawr Folder, on the Channel

Llandabarn Fawr
Llandabarn Fawr; England, 524-550, St Padarm of Llanbadarn Fawr, Commemorated April 15;

St Padarm's Church, Llanbadarn Fawr, 1257
St Padarm's Church, Llanbadarn Fawr; England, 524-550, St Padarm of Llanbadarn Fawr, Commemorated April 15;

England, 524-550, St Padarm of Llanbadarn Fawr Wales
England, 524-550, St Padarm of Llanbadarn Fawr, Commemorated April 15; St Padarm's Church, Llanbadarn Fawr; St Padarn;

England, Wales, River Taff Folder, Cardiff, South Wal

River Taff

River Taff Source (Merthyr Tydfil)

River Taff Mouth (Cadiff Bay)

Llandaff, Wales, Cardiff (River Taff Mouth) South Wales
Llandaff; DAVID (DEWI) OF WALES, (1 MAR 544) ;

England, Wales, River Taff Mouth, Cardiff, Swansea Folder

Swansea, South Wales
Swansea, South Wales; DAVID (DEWI) OF WALES, (1 MAR 544) ;

Nantyffylon, Maesteg, Wales
Maesteg, Wales George Jeffreys, PENTECOSTAL SAINT, 1962, Commemorated January 26 ;

England, Wales, River Dee Folder, North WAL

River Dee (Wales)

River Dee (Wales) Source (Slopes of Dduallt)
Dduallt;

Snowdonia
Snowdonia;

River Dee (Wales) 1 (Bala Lake)

River Dee (Wales) 2 (Llangollen)

Maserfield, Wales
Maserfield, Wales ; St Oswald, king and martyr, Commemorated on August 5 ; St Aidan the Bishop of Lindesfarne, Commemorated August 31 ;

River Dee (Wales) 3 (east of Wrexham)

River Dee (Wales) 4 (Chester, England)

monastery of St Asaph, North Wales, before 544 in 6th Century
monastery of St Asaph; St Kentigern, first Bishop of Glasgow, Scotland, Commemorated January 14 ; DAVID (DEWI) OF WALES, (1 MAR 544) ;

River Dee (Wales) Mouth (Irish Sea)
River Dee (Wales);

St. Asaph, North Wales (River Dee Mouth)
St. Asaph ; St Kentigern, first Bishop of Glasgow, Scotland, Commemorated January 14 ; DAVID (DEWI) OF WALES, (1 MAR 544) ;

England, Wales, River Conwy Folder, Banghor, Northwest WAL

River Conwy

Bangor, Gwynedd, Northwest Wales
Bangor, Gwynedd; DAVID (DEWI) OF WALES (1 MAR 544) ;

Cwynedd (Northwest Wales)
Cwynedd (Northwest Wales); St Oswald, king and martyr, Commemorated August 5 ;

Anglesey Island, Northwest Wales, Ynys Mon
Anglesey Island, Northwest Wales, Ynys Mon; St. Elian, Missionary to Cornwall, England, Commemorated on January 13;

River Conwy Source (along the Border)

River Conwy 1 (Lake Conwy, Migneint Moorland)

River Conwy 2 (Llanrwst)
Llanrwst;

River Conwy Mouth

Rhos (North Wales) (East of the River Conwy)
Rhos (North Wales) (East of the River Conwy); St. Elian, Missionary to Cornwall, England, Commemorated on January 13;

England, Lake District of England Folder, including Solway Firth, Northwest ENG

Lake District of England
Lake District of England; NINIAN OF GALLOWAY, BISHOP, MISSIONARY TO SCOTLAND (16 SEP 430); SAMUEL SHOEMAKER, PRIEST AND EVANGELIST, 1963, Commemorated January 31 ; St Cuthbert, wonderworker of Britain, Commemorated on March 20;

Solway Firth (inlet)
Solway Firth (inlet);

Keswick, England (Lake Diistrict)
Keswick, England ; Keswik, England, home of the Oxford Group; SAMUEL SHOEMAKER, PRIEST AND EVANGELIST, 1963, Commemorated January 31 ; St Cuthbert, wonderworker of Britain, Commemorated on March 20;

England, 1921, Oxford Group, First Century Christian Fellowship
England, 1921, Oxford Group, First Century Christian Fellowship Keswick, England ; Keswik, England, home of the Oxford Group; SAMUEL SHOEMAKER, PRIEST AND EVANGELIST, 1963, Commemorated January 31 ; St Cuthbert, wonderworker of Britain, Commemorated on March 20;

England, Lake District, Lyne River Folder, Solway Firth

Lyne River

Lyne River Black Lyne

Black Lyne Source

Lyne River White Lyne

White Lyne Source

Lyne River Mouth (Solway Firth)

England, Lake District, Eden River Folder, Solway Firth

Eden River

Eden River Source (Mallerstang)

Eden River 1 (Petteril and Caldrew Rivers)

Carlisle, Cumbria, Lake District, England (Eden River 1)
Carlisle, Cumbria; St Cuthbert, wonderworker of Britain, Commemorated on March 20;

England, Lake District, Eden Rivr 1, Caldew River Folder

Caldew River

Caldew River Source (Mt Skiddaw)

Solway Plain
Solway Plain; NINIAN OF GALLOWAY, BISHOP, MISSIONARY TO SCOTLAND (16 SEP 430);

England, Lake District, Eden River 1, Petteril River Folder

Petteril River Source (near Penruddock and Motherby)

Petteril River

Eden River Mouth (Solway Firth)

England, Lake District, Esk River Folder, Lake District

Esk River

Esk River Source (Esk Hause Pass)
Esk River Source (Esk Hause Pass);

Esk River Mouth (Irish Sea)

England, Manchester, Mersey River Folder, Northwest Midlands

England, Manchester History Folder

Battle of Brunaburh, 937
Battle of Brunaburh; Martyr Nectan of Hartland, Commemorated on June 17;

Manchester, England
Manchester; CATHERINE WINKWORTH. POET, 7 August 1878; WILLIAM TEMPLE ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY (6 NOV. 1944) ; William W. Mayo of WILLIAM W. MAYO, CHARLES MENNINGER, and their SONS, PIONEERS IN MEDICINE, 1911, 1953, Commemorated March 6 ; Martyr Nectan of Hartland, Commemorated on June 17;

Mersey River

Mersey River Source (River Etherow Mouth)

Mersey River Source 2

Mersey River 1 (Stockport)

Mersey River 1 (Goyt River Mouth)

Mersey River 1 (Tame River Mouth)

Mersey River 2 (Manchester)

Mersey River 4 (Manchester)

Mersey River 6

Mersey River 8

England, Manchester, Mersey River 8, River Irwell Folder, Manchester Ship Canal

River Irwell

River Irwell Source (Cliviger, Lancashire)

River Irwell 1 (Littleborough)

River Irwell 2 (Bury)

England, Manchester, Mersey River 8, Irwell River 3, Medlock River Folder

River Medlock

River Medlock Source (between Oldham and Saddleworth)

Mancunium Bluff (Between Medlock and Irwell Rivers)
Mancunium Bluff (Between Medlock and Irwell Rivers); CATHERINE WINKWORTH, POET, 7 August 1878 ;

River Medlock Mouth (River Irwell)

River Irwell Mouth, Manchester Ship Canal

Manchester Ship Canal
Manchester Ship Canal;

Eccles, near Salford, Lancashire, near Manchester, England
Eccles, near Salford, Lancashire, England; William W. Mayo of WILLIAM W. MAYO, CHARLES MENNINGER, and their SONS, PIONEERS IN MEDICINE, 1911, 1953, Commemorated March 6 ;

Manchester Ship Canal Mouth (Mersey River 9)

Mersey River 10

North West England (Manchester)
North West England; WULFSTAN OF WORCESTER, Commemorated January 19 ;

England, Manchester, Mersey River 12, Bridgewater Canal Folder

Bridgewater Canal

Bridgewater Canal (Runcorn)

Bridgewater Canal (Manchester)

Bridgewater Canal (Leigh)

Mersey River Mouth (Irish Sea)

Liverpool (Mersy River Estuary, Irish Sea)
Liverpool; GEOFFREY ANKETELL STUDDERT KENNEDY, aka Woodbine Willie PRIEST, 1929;

Wirral Peninsula
Wirral Peninsula; WILFRED GRENFELL, MEDICAL MISSIONARY, 9 October 1940; Martyr Nectan of Hartland, Commemorated on June 17;

England, Manchester, Mersey River Mouth, East Side River Dee Folder

River Dee (Wales) (Chester, England)

Parkgate, Cheshire
Parkgate, Cheshire; WILFRED GRENFELL, MEDICAL MISSIONARY, 9 October 1940;

England, West Midlands Merica Folder

West Midlands of England
West Midlands Region of England; RICHARD BAXTER, PASTOR AND WRITER, 1691, Commemorated December 8 ; WILLIAM LAUD, ARCHBISHOP AND MARTYR (10 JANUARY 1645) ; WULFSTAN OF WORCESTER, Commemorated January 19 ; CHAD OF LICHFIELD, (2 MAR 672) ; GEOFFREY ANKETELL STUDDERT KENNEDY, PRIEST, 1929, Commemorated March 8 ; PATRICK OF IRELAND, (17 MAR c461); St Patrick the Bishop of Armagh and Enlightener of Ireland, Commemorated on March 17 ; GEORGE AUGUSTUS SELWYN, BISHOP AND MISSIONARY (11 APR 1878); WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE, Playwright, 23 April, 1616;

England, West Midlands Mercia History Folder

Kingdom of Mercia, 527-918, Yorkshire (centered on Trent River Valley)
Kingdom of Mercia; St Edwin, King and Martyr, Commemorated October 12 ; CHAD OF LICHFIELD, (2 MAR 672) ;

King of Mercia, 626-655, Penda of Mercia
King of Mercia, 626-655, Penda of Mercia; Battle of Maserfield 642 was fought on 5 August 641 or 642, between the Anglo-Saxon kings Oswald of Northumbria and Penda of Mercia, ending in Oswald's defeat, death, and dismemberment. Oswald was Christian, Penda was Pagan, Oswald was Northumbrian and Penda was Welsh. ; St Oswald, king and martyr, Commemorated on August 5 ; St Aidan the Bishop of Lindesfarne, Commemorated on August 31 ;

England, West Midlands Mercia, Birmingham Folder

Birmingham, West Midlands, England
Birmingham; HUGH LATIMER, BISHOP AND MARTYR (16 OCTOBER 1555) ; Charles Gore of RICHARD MEUX BENSON, RELIGIOUS, 1915. AND CHARLES GORE. BISHOP OF WORCESTER, BIRMINGHAM & OXFORD, 1932, both commemorated January 16;

Hamstead Bridge, West Midlands, Birmingham Area
Hamstead Bridge, West Midlands ; Francis Asbury of FRANCIS ASBURY & GEORGE WHITEFIELD, Evangelists, 1816, 1770, Commemorated November 15;

Bishop Ashbury College
Bishop Ashbury College; FRANCIS ASBURY & GEORGE WHITEFIELD Evangelists, 1816, 1770;

Great Barr, Sandwell
Great Barr, Sandwell; Bishop Ashbury College; FRANCIS ASBURY & GEORGE WHITEFIELD Evangelists, 1816, 1770;

Lichfield, West Midlands, Birmingham Area
Lichfield; WILLIAM LAUD, ARCHBISHOP AND MARTYR (10 JANUARY 1645) ; CHAD OF LICHFIELD, (2 MAR 672) ; GEORGE AUGUSTUS SELWYN, BISHOP AND MISSIONARY (11 APR 1878);

Mercia, West Anglia (River Trent and Birmingham Area)
Mercia Region (West Anglia, River Trent); St Oswald, king and martyr, Commemorated on August 5; St Theodore of Tarsus the Archbishop of Canterbury, Commemorated on September 19; EDMUND OF EAST ANGLIA, KING AND MARTYR (20 NOV 870); WILLIAM LAUD, ARCHBISHOP AND MARTYR (10 JANUARY 1645) ;

Watling Street

Lichfield Cathedral, Birmingham Area, West Medlands, 700
Lichfield Cathedral ; WILLIAM LAUD, ARCHBISHOP AND MARTYR (10 JANUARY 1645) ; CHAD OF LICHFIELD, (2 MAR 672) ; GEORGE AUGUSTUS SELWYN, BISHOP AND MISSIONARY (11 APR 1878);

England, West Midlands Mercia, River Avon Folder

River Avon

River Avon, Warwickshire Source (Naseby)

River Avon 1 (Welford)

River Avon 2 (Stanford Reservoir)

Lutterworth, West Midlands (Market, Stagecoach Stop, River Avon 2)
Lutterworth; JOHN WYCLIF, TRANSLATOR AND CONTROVERSIALIST, 30 OCT. 1384 ;

Rugby, Warwickshire, West Midlands (River Avon 3)
Rugby, Warwickshire; WILLIAM TEMPLE, ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY (6 NOV. 1944) ; GEOFFREY ANKETELL STUDDERT KENNEDY, AKA Woodbine Willie, PRIEST, 1929;

River Avon 3 (Rugby)

Warwickshire, West Midlands (Avon River 3.5)
Warwickshire; RICHARD BAXTER, PASTOR AND WRITER, 1691, Commemorated December 8 ; WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE, Playwright, 23 April, 1616;

Stratford-on-Avon in Warwickshire, West Midlands
Stratford-on-Avon in Warwickshire ; WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE, Playwright, 23 April, 1616;

River Avon 4 (Stratford-on-Avon)

River Avon 5 (Vale of Evesham)

Cotswolds (limestone hills), between West and East Midlands (Avon River Mouth)
Cotswolds; EDWARD BOUVERIE PUSEY, PRIEST, RENEWER OF THE CHURCH (18 SEP 1882); WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE, Playwright, 23 April, 1616;

River Avon Mouth (River Severn 7)

England, West Midlands Mercia, River Severn Folder (Wales and West Midlands)

Kidderminster, West Midlands (Severn River 5.5)
Kidderminster, West Midlands ; RICHARD BAXTER PASTOR AND WRITER, 1691, Commemorated December 8 ;

Wyche, Worchester West Midlands (Droitwich Spa, Severn River 5.7)
Wyche (Droitwich Spa); RICHARD, Bishop of Chichester (3 April 1253), Richard of Wyche ;

Worcester, West Midlands, England (River Severn 6)
Worcester; HUGH LATIMER, BISHOP AND MARTYR (16 OCTOBER 1555); Charles Gore of RICHARD MEUX BENSON, RELIGIOUS, 1915. AND CHARLES GORE. BISHOP OF WORCESTER, BIRMINGHAM & OXFORD, 1932, both commemorated January 16; WULFSTAN OF WORCESTER, Commemorated January 19 ; GEOFFREY ANKETELL STUDDERT KENNEDY, AKA Woodbine Willie, PRIEST, 1929, Commemorated March 8 ;

Worcester Cathedral, West Midlands, Wales (River Severn 6) 1084
Worcester (pronounced "Wooster") Cathedral; CHARLES GORE; GEOFFREY ANKETELL STUDDERT KENNEDY, AKA Woodbine Willie, PRIEST, 1929, Commemorated March 8 ;

Saint Paul's Church, Worcester
Saint Paul's Church, Worcester; GEOFFREY ANKETELL STUDDERT KENNEDY, PRIEST, 1929, Commemorated March 8;

Droitwich Spa (Wyche), Worchester West Midlands
Wyche (Droitwich Spa); RICHARD, Bishop of Chichester (3 April 1253), Richard of Wyche ;

Malvern Hills
Malvern Hills;

Wyche, Worcestershire, Wales (Malvern Hills)
Wyche, Worcestershire ; RICHARD, Bishop of Chichester (3 April 1253) ;

Gloucester, England (on Wales border, River Severn 7)
Gloucester, England (on Wales border); George Whitefield of FRANCIS ASBURY & GEORGE WHITEFIELD, Evangelists, 1816, 1770, Commemorated November 15 ;

Crypt School, Gloucester, 1539
Crypt School, Gloucester George Whitefield of FRANCIS ASBURY & GEORGE WHITEFIELD, Evangelists, 1816, 1770, Commemorated November 15 ;

England, East Midlands Folder

East Midlands, England
East Midlands, England, including Northhamptonshire, Buckinghamtonshire and Bedfordshire ; JOHN BUNYAN, WRITER, 30 August 1688; St Felix of Burgundy the Bishop of Dunwich and Enlightener of East Anglia, Commemorated on March 8; WILLIAM LAW, WRITER, PRIEST, AND NON-JUROR (09 APR 1761; WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE, Playwright, 23 April, 1616;

England, East Midlands, River Witham Folder, North

River Witham

River Witham Source (Wymondham, Leicestershire)
Wymondham, Leicestershire

River Witham 1 (Grantham Canal to River Trent)
Grantham Canal;

River Witham 2 (Foss Dyke Canal at Lincoln)
Foss Dyke Canal;

Lincoln, East Midlands, Yorkshire (River Witham, Foss Dyke Canal)
Lincoln, Yorkshire, England; HUGH OF LINCOLN BISHOP, PROTECTOR OF THE OPPRESSED (17 NOV 1200); ROBERT GROSSETESTE, BISHOP OF LINCOLN (9 OCT 1253) ; NICHOLAS FERRAR, DEACON, MAN OF PRAYER (1 DEC 1637) ;

Lincoln Cathedral, 1072
Lincoln Cathedral, 1072; William Byrd of WILLIAM BYRD, JOHN MERBECKE and THOMAS TALLIS, Musicians, 1623, 1585, 1585, Commemorated November 21;

River Witham 3 (Barlings Eau (river) at Short Ferry)
Barlings Eau;

Alford, Lincolnshire, East Midlands (River Witham 3)
Alford, Lincolnshire; Anne Hutchinson of ROGER WILLIAMS and ANNE HUTCHINSON, PROPHETIC WITNESSES, 1683, 1643, Commemorated January 5;

River Witham Mouth (East Midlands, The Wash)

Boston, Lincolnshire, East Midlands (River Witham Mouth)
Boston, Lincolnshire, East Midlands (River Witham Mouth); John Cotton (minister); Anne Hutchinson of ROGER WILLIAMS and ANNE HUTCHINSON, PROPHETIC WITNESSES, 1683, 1643, Commemorated January 5;

England, East Midlands, River Welland Folder, North Central

River Welland

River Welland Source (Hothorpe Hills, East Midlands)
Hothorpe Hills, East Midlands;

Northampton, East Midlands (River Welland North of River Ouse)
Northampton; HUGH OF LINCOLN BISHOP, PROTECTOR OF THE OPPRESSED (17 NOV 1200);

River Welland 1 (River Jordan, Northamptonshire)

River Welland 2 (Eye Brook)

Oakham School, East Midlands (near River Welland and Great North Road)
Oakham School; THOMAS MERTON, MONK, POET, SPIRITUAL WRITER, 1968, Commemorated December 10;

Kings Cliffe, Northamptonshire, East Midlands
Kings Cliffe, Northamptonshire; WILLIAM LAW, WRITER, PRIEST, AND NON-JUROR (09 APR 1761);

River Welland 3 (River Chater)

Stamford, East Midlands (River Welland, Lincolnshire)
Stamford, Lincolnshire ; HUGH OF LINCOLN BISHOP, PROTECTOR OF THE OPPRESSED (17 NOV 1200);

River Welland 4 (River Glen, Lincolnshire)

River Welland Mouth (East Midlands, The Wash)

England, East Midlands, The Fens Folder, North Cambridgeshire, Central

The Fens (East Midlands)
The Fens or Fensland; NICHOLAS FERRAR;

Peterborough, Cambridgeshire County Seat
Peterborough ; WILLIAM WHITE, BISHOP OF PENNSYLVANIA (17 JULY 1836);

Peterborough Cathedral, 1118
Peterborough Cathedral, 1118; WILLIAM WHITE, BISHOP OF PENNSYLVANIA (17 JULY 1836);

Ramsey abbey in Huntingdonshire, 975
Ramsey abbey in Huntingdonshire; St Felix of Burgundy the Bishop of Dunwich and Enlightener of East Anglia, Commemorated on March 8;

Leighton Bromswold, West Cambridgeshire, East Midlands
Leighton Bromswold; NICHOLAS FERRAR, DEACON, MAN OF PRAYER (1 DEC 1637) ;

Little Gidding, Cambridgeshire, East Midlands
Little Gidding; NICHOLAS FERRAR, DEACON, MAN OF PRAYER (1 DEC 1637) ;

Huntingdonshire, East Midlands
Huntingdonshire; NICHOLAS FERRAR, DEACON, MAN OF PRAYER (1 DEC 1637) ; St Felix of Burgundy the Bishop of Dunwich and Enlightener of East Anglia, Commemorated on March 8;

England, East Midlands, Great River Ouse Folder, South

Great River Ouse

Great River Ouse (Old Section)

Great River Ouse Source (Syresham)
Syresham, Northhamptonshire ;

Great River Ouse 1 (Brackley, Northhamptonshire)
Brackley, Northhamptonshire;

Great River Ouse 2 (Buckingham)
Buckingham

Great River Ouse 3 (Stony Stratford)
Stony Stratford

Great River Ouse 3.1 (Milton Keynes)
Milton Keynes;

Great River Ouse 4 (Newport Pagnell)
Newport Pagnell ;

Great River Ouse 5 (Olney, Buckinghamshire)
Olney, Buckinghamshire ;

Great River Ouse 6 (Kempston, Bedfordshire)
Kempston, Bedfordshire, current head of navigation ;

Great River Ouse (6.1 Bedford)
Bedford;

Bedford
Bedford ; JOHN BUNYAN, WRITER, 30 August 1688;

Bedfordshire, East Midlands
Bedfordshire; JOHN BUNYAN, WRITER, 30 August 1688;

Great River Ouse 7 (St Neots, Cambridgeshire)
St Neots, Cambridgeshire ;

Buckden, Cambridgeshire, East Midlands (Ouse River 7.5)
Buckden, Cambridgeshire, Home of John Williams and many other Bishops of Lincoln ; NICHOLAS FERRAR, DEACON, MAN OF PRAYER (1 DEC 1637) ;

Great River Ouse 8 (Godmanchester)
Godmanchester, Cambridgeshire ;

Great River Ouse 8.3 (Hemingford Grey)
Hemingford Grey ;

Great River Ouse 8.5 (St Ives, Cambridgeshire)
St Ives, Cambridgeshire ;

Saint Ives (one of Oliver Cromwell's homes)
Saint Ives; one of Oliver Cromwell's homes. NICHOLAS FERRAR, DEACON, MAN OF PRAYER (1 DEC 1637) ;

Great River Ouse 9 (Earith, a tidal section)
Earith, Cambridgeshire ;

Great River Ouse 10 (Ely, Cambridgeshire)
Ely, Cambridgeshire, Ely Cathedral;

Great River Ouse Mouth (The Wash, Kings Lynn, UK)
River Great Ouse;

King's Lynn, Norfolk, East Midlands and The Broads
King's Lynn; MARGERY KEMPE ; RICHARD ROLLE, WALTER HILTON, AND MARGERY KEMPE MYSTICS, 28 Sept. 1349, 1396, c. 1440;

England, East Midlands, Cotswolds and Chitten Hills Folder, Southeast

Cotswolds (limestone hills), between East and West Midlands (Avon River Mouth)
Cotswolds; EDWARD BOUVERIE PUSEY, PRIEST, RENEWER OF THE CHURCH (18 SEP 1882); WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE, Playwright, 23 April, 1616;

Chiltern Hills (a chalk ridge, south boundary of Bedfordshire)
Chiltern Hills (a chalk ridge, south boundary of Bedfordshire) ;

England, Broads Folder, a Navigatable River System, East Anglia

Broads (a broad network of navagatable rivers Suffolk and Norfolk)
The Broads; Thomas Gallaudet of THOMAS GALLAUDET & HENRY WINTER SYLE PRIESTS (27 AUGUST 1902 & 6 JANUARY 1890) ; ALEXANDER CRUMMELL, PRIEST, MISSIONARY, EDUCATOR (10 SEP 1898) ; St Felix of Burgundy the Bishop of Dunwich and Enlightener of East Anglia, Commemorated on March 8; JOHN DONNE, Priest, Poet, and Preacher (31 March 1631); WILLIAM LAW, WRITER, PRIEST, AND NON-JUROR (09 APR 1761; GEORGE AUGUSTUS SELWYN, BISHOP AND MISSIONARY (11 APR 1878); DAME JULIAN OF NORWICH, CONTEMPLATIVE (8 MAY 1417); JOHN ELIOT, MISSIONARY TO THE AMERICAN INDIANS, 21 MAY 1690; BERTHA and ETHELBERT, QUEEN & KING OF KENT, 616, Commemorated May 27 ;

East Anglia (The Broads)
East Anglia; Venerable Ethelburga, Commemorated on October 11 ; St Edwin, King and Martyr, Commemorated October 12 ; EDMUND OF EAST ANGLIA, KING AND MARTYR (20 NOV 870) ; St Felix of Burgundy the Bishop of Dunwich and Enlightener of East Anglia, Commemorated on March 8; BERTHA and ETHELBERT, QUEEN & KING OF KENT, 616, Commemorated May 27 ;

Continental Divides - Broads, Herford Divide

Continental Divides - Broads, Rivers Cam and Ouse Divide

England, Broads East Anglia History Folder

Raedwald, King of East Anglia 599-624, Sutton Hoo
Raedwald, King of East Anglia 599-624; St Cuthbert, wonderworker of Britain, Commemorated on March 20; CUTHBERT OF LINDISFARNE, BISHOP AND MISSIONARY (20 MAR 687) (now 31 AUG);

Sigeberht of East Anglia, 629-634, Rendlesham
Sigeberht of East Anglia, 629-634 ; Rendlesham; St Felix of Burgundy the Bishop of Dunwich and Enlightener of East Anglia, Commemorated on March 8; St Cuthbert, wonderworker of Britain, Commemorated on March 20; CUTHBERT OF LINDISFARNE, BISHOP AND MISSIONARY (20 MAR 687) (now 31 AUG);

England, Broads, 1825-1872, F.D. Maurice, Anglican theologian, Christian Socialism
England, Broads, 1825-1872, F.D. Maurice, Anglican theologian, Christian Socialism; PAUL JONES, BISHOP (4 SEP 1941);

England, Broads, 1877, Cambridge Brotherhood to Deli (Cambridge Mission to Delhi) 1877
Cambridge Brotherhood to Deli (Cambridge Mission to Delhi) 1877; St. Stephen's College, Delhi, located at the University of Delhi; CHARLES FREER ANDREWS, PRIEST AND “FRIEND OF THE POORâ€ IN INDIA, 1940, Commemorated February 12;

England, Broads, River Cam Folder, Cambridge, Upstream and West

River Cam

River Cam Source (River Rhee Source, Ashwell Springs)
Ashwell Springs ;

River Cam (Mathematical Bridge)
Mathematical Bridge;

River Cam (Cambridge)

Cambridge (at the head of the Broads River System)
Cambridge; WILLIAM WHITE, BISHOP OF PENNSYLVANIA (17 JULY 1836); JOHN MASON NEALE, PRIEST, SCHOLAR, AND TRANSLATOR (7 AUGUST 1866); JEREMY TAYLOR, BISHOP AND THEOLOGIAN (13 AUGUST 1667); Thomas Gallaudet of THOMAS GALLAUDET & HENRY WINTER SYLE PRIESTS (27 AUGUST 1902 & 6 JANUARY 1890) ; NICHOLAS RIDLEY, BISHOP AND MARTYR (16 OCTOBER 1555) ; HENRY MARTYN, MISSIONARY AND TRANSLATOR (19 OCT 1812) ; CHARLES SIMEON, TEACHER, PROMOTOR OF MISSIONARY WORK (12 NOV 1836); WILLIAM BYRD of WILLIAM BYRD, JOHN MERBECKE and THOMAS TALLIS, Musicians, 1623, 1585, 1585, Commemorated November 21 ; C S LEWIS, SCHOLAR AND SPIRITUAL WRITER (22 NOV 1963) ; ISAAC WATTS, HYMNWRITER, 1748, Commemorated November 26 ; FREDERICK DENISON MAURICE, Priest and Theologian (1 April 1872); WILLIAM LAW, WRITER, PRIEST, AND NON-JUROR (09 APR 1761) ; NICHOLAS FERRAR, DEACON, MAN OF PRAYER (1 DEC 1637) ; ROBERT McDONALD, Commemorated December 15 ; CHARLES GORE, BISHOP OF WORCESTER, BIRMINGHAM & OXFORD, 1932, Commemorated January 16 ; GEORGE HERBERT, PRIEST AND POET (27 FEBRUARY 1633); JOHN DONNE, Priest, Poet, and Preacher (31 March 1631); FREDERICK DENISON MAURICE, Priest and Theologian (1 April 1872) ; WILLIAM LAW, WRITER, PRIEST, AND NON-JUROR (09 APR 1761; GEORGE AUGUSTUS SELWYN, BISHOP AND MISSIONARY (11 APR 1878); DAME JULIAN OF NORWICH, CONTEMPLATIVE (8 MAY 1417); JOHN ELIOT, MISSIONARY TO THE AMERICAN INDIANS, 21 MAY 1690;

Cambridge, University of Cambridge, 1209
University of Cambridge; ALEXANDER CRUMMELL, PRIEST, MISSIONARY, EDUCATOR (10 SEP 1898); NICHOLAS RIDLEY, BISHOP AND MARTYR (16 OCTOBER 1555) ; HENRY MARTYN, MISSIONARY AND TRANSLATOR (19 OCT 1812) ; WILLIAM TYNDALE ; Miles Coverdale of WILLIAM TYNDALE [AND MILES COVERDALE], TRANSLATORS OF THE BIBLE (6 OCT 1536, 1569); CHARLES SIMEON, TEACHER, PROMOTOR OF MISSIONARY WORK (12 NOV 1836) ; WILLIAM BYRD of WILLIAM BYRD, JOHN MERBECKE and THOMAS TALLIS, Musicians, 1623, 1585, 1585, Commemorated November 21 ; C S LEWIS, SCHOLAR AND SPIRITUAL WRITER (22 NOV 1963) ; FREDERICK DENISON MAURICE, Priest and Theologian (1 April 1872); GEORGE AUGUSTUS SELWYN, BISHOP AND MISSIONARY (11 APR 1878); JOHN ELIOT, MISSIONARY TO THE AMERICAN INDIANS, 21 MAY 1690;

Holy Trinity Church, Cambridge, 1400
Holy Trinity Church, Cambridge; CHARLES SIMEON, TEACHER, PROMOTOR OF MISSIONARY WORK (12 NOV 1836) ;

Trinity College, Cambridge, 1546
Trinity College, Cambridge; Fellow of Trinity; CHARLES GORE, BISHOP OF WORCESTER, BIRMINGHAM & OXFORD, 1932, Commemorated January 16 ; GEORGE HERBERT, PRIEST AND POET (27 FEBRUARY 1633) ;

Emmanuel College, Cambridge, 1584
Emmanuel College, Cambridge; WILLIAM LAW, WRITER, PRIEST, AND NON-JUROR (09 APR 1761);

Pembrook College, Cambridge, 1347
Pembrook College, Cambridge; Roger Williams of ROGER WILLIAMS and ANNE HUTCHINSON, PROPHETIC WITNESSES, 1683, 1643, Commemorated February 5;

Clare College, Cambridge, 1326
Clare College, Cambridge; THOMAS MERTON, MONK, POET, SPIRITUAL WRITER, 1968, Commemorated December 10 ;

St John's College, Cambridge, 1511
St John's College, Cambridge; Thomas Gallaudet of THOMAS GALLAUDET & HENRY WINTER SYLE, PRIESTS (27 AUGUST 1902 & 6 JANUARY 1890) ; ROBERT McDONALD, Commemorated December 15 ;

River Cam (Bridge of Sighs (Cambridge))
Bridge of Sighs (Cambridge);

River Cam Mouth (Great River Ouse (Ely, Cambridgeshire)

England, Broads, Great River Ouse Folder, Western Broads

Great River Ouse (Buckingham)
Buckingham

Great River Ouse (Stony Stratford)
Stony Stratford

Great River Ouse (Milton Keynes)
Milton Keynes;

Great River Ouse (Newport Pagnell)
Newport Pagnell ;

Great River Ouse (Olney, Buckinghamshire)
Olney, Buckinghamshire ;

Great River Ouse (Kempston, Bedfordshire)
Kempston, Bedfordshire, current head of navigation ;

Great River Ouse (Bedford)
Bedford;

Great River Ouse (St Neots, Cambridgeshire)
St Neots, Cambridgeshire ;

Great River Ouse (Godmanchester)
Godmanchester, Cambridgeshire ;

Great River Ouse (Hemingford Grey)
Hemingford Grey ;

Great River Ouse (St Ives, Cambridgeshire)
St Ives, Cambridgeshire ;

Great River Ouse (Earith, a tidal section)
Earith, Cambridgeshire ;

Great River Ouse (Ely, River Cam, Cambridgeshire)
Ely, Cambridgeshire, Ely Cathedral;

England, Broads, Lower Great River Ouse Folder, Navigation and Tidal Section

Lower Great River Ouse (navigatable section)

Great River Ouse (Kempston, Bedfordshire, Head of Navigation)
Kempston, Bedfordshire, current head of navigation ;

Great River Ouse (Ely, Cambridgeshire)
Ely, Cambridgeshire, Ely Cathedral;

The Wash
The Wash;

England, Broads, River Yare Folder, Norwich, Northeast

River Wensum Source
River Wensum;

River Wensum 1

River Wensum Mouth (Norwich, River Yare 1)

Norwich, The Broads (River Wensum Mouth, River Yare 1)
Norwich; MARGERY KEMPE; RICHARD ROLLE, WALTER HILTON, AND MARGERY KEMPE MYSTICS, 28 Sept. 1349, 1396, c. 1440; Miles Coverdale of WILLIAM TYNDALE [AND MILES COVERDALE], TRANSLATORS OF THE BIBLE (6 OCT 1536, 1569); DAME JULIAN OF NORWICH, CONTEMPLATIVE (8 MAY 1417);

River Yare

River Yare Source

River Yare 1 (Norwich, River Wensum)

England, Broads, River Yare 1, River Wensum Folder, Norwich

River Wensum

River Yare Mouth (Breydon Water North Sea)
River Yare;

England, Broads, Bungay River Folder, Dunwich, East

Bungay River

Bungay River Source

Bungay River Mouth

Dunwich, East Anglia, the Broads
Dunwich; St Felix of Burgundy the Bishop of Dunwich and Enlightener of East Anglia, Commemorated on March 8;

England, Broads, Rivers Orwell and Stour Folder, Suffolk County, Southeast

River Orwell

River Orwell Source (along the border)

Mildenhall (Air Field on A11)

Bury St. Edmunds, the Broads
Bury St. Edmunds ; EDMUND OF EAST ANGLIA, KING AND MARTYR (20 NOV 870) ;

Felixstowe, Suffok, The Broads
Felixstowe; St Felix of Burgundy the Bishop of Dunwich and Enlightener of East Anglia, Commemorated on March 8;

monastery of Barking (Berecingum) in Essex
monastery of Barking (Berecingum) in Essex; Venerable Ethelburga, Commemorated October 11 ;

River Orwell Mouth (The Broads, English Channel)

Suffolk County, the Broads
Suffolk County; ROBERT GROSSETESTE, BISHOP OF LINCOLN (9 OCT 1253) ; St Felix of Burgundy the Bishop of Dunwich and Enlightener of East Anglia, Commemorated on March 8;

River Stour

River Stour Source (the Broads System of Rivers)

River Stour Mouth (English Channel, The Broads)

England, Northumbria Folder (North of the Humber Estuary), Northeast ENG

Northumbria (North Anglia, North of the Humber to Roman Wall)
Kingdom of Northumbria, north of the Humber Estuary from the River Tees to the River Tweed; St Oswald, king and martyr, Commemorated on August 5 ; AIDAN, MISSIONARY, ABBOT, BISHOP OF LINDISFARNE (31 AUGUST 651); CUTHBERT OF LINDISFARNE, BISHOP AND MISSIONARY (20 MAR 687) (now 31 AUG); St Adian, the bishop of Lindisfarne, Commemorated August 31; REMIGIUS OF RHEIMS, BISHOP, APOSTLE OF THE FRANKS (1 OCTOBER 530); St Theodore of Tarsus the Archbishop of Canterbury; WILLIBRORD OF UTRECHT, ARCHBISHOP AND MISSIONARY (NOV 7, 739) ; EDMUND OF EAST ANGLIA, KING AND MARTYR (20 NOV 870); AELRED OF RIEVAULX, ABBOT (12 JANUARY 1167); CHAD OF LICHFIELD, (2 MAR 672) ; St Cuthbert, wonderworker of Britain, Commemorated on March 20; BEDE THE VENERABLE, PRIEST, MONK, SCHOLAR (25 MAY 735); Venerable Bede, the Church Historian, Commemorated on May 27; Joseph Butler of GEORGE BERKELEY and JOSEPH BUTLER, BISHOPS and THEOLOGIANS (1753, 1752), Commemorated June 16 ;

Humber Estuary, Ouse River Mouth
Humber Estuary;

Deira, Northumbria
Deira, Northumbria ; St Oswald, king and martyr, Commemorated on August 5;

England, Northumbria Yorkshire History Folder

England, 420-634, Kingdom of Bernicia, Northumbria
Kingdom of Bernicia; St Edwin, King and Martyr, Commemorated October 12 ;

England, 559–664, Kingdom of Deira, Yorkshire (from the Huber to the Tees, aka Vale of York)
Kingdom of Deira; Vale of York St Edwin, King and Martyr, Commemorated October 12 ; CHAD OF LICHFIELD, (2 MAR 672) ;

England, Northumbria, 610-651, Saint, Irish Monk, Aidan of Lindisfarne, England
Scotland, 610-651, Saint, Irish Monk, Aidan of Lindisfarne, England; AIDAN, MISSIONARY, ABBOT, BISHOP OF LINDISFARNE (31 AUGUST 651);

England, Northumbria, 616-633, King of the English, Edwin of Northumbria (Bernecia)
King of the English, 616-633, Edwin of Northumbria (Bernecia); AIDAN, MISSIONARY, ABBOT, BISHOP OF LINDISFARNE (31 AUGUST 651); St Aidan the Bishop of Lindesfarne, Commemorated on August 31 ; St Edwin, King and Martyr, Commemorated on October 12; St James the Deacon, Commemorated on October 18; HILDA OF WHITBY, ABBESS AND PEACEMAKER (18 NOV 680); St Felix of Burgundy the Bishop of Dunwich and Enlightener of East Anglia, Commemorated on March 8;

England, Northumbria, 620-647, English Queen, Ethelburg of Kent
Northumbria, 620-647, English Queen, Ethelburg of Kent ; Kingdom of Kent, 455-871 ; St Edwin, King and Martyr, Commemorated on October 12; St James the Deacon, Commemorated on October 18; HILDA OF WHITBY, ABBESS AND PEACEMAKER (18 NOV 680); St Felix of Burgundy the Bishop of Dunwich and Enlightener of East Anglia, Commemorated on March 8;

England, Northumbria, 633-642, King of the English, Oswald of Northumbria
King of the English, 633-642, Oswald of Northumbria; AIDAN, MISSIONARY, ABBOT, BISHOP OF LINDISFARNE (31 AUGUST 651); St Aidan the Bishop of Lindesfarne, Commemorated on August 31 ; St James the Deacon, Commemorated on October 18; HILDA OF WHITBY, ABBESS AND PEACEMAKER (18 NOV 680); St Felix of Burgundy the Bishop of Dunwich and Enlightener of East Anglia, Commemorated on March 8;

Battle of Heavenfield, 633 or 634
Battle of Heavenfield, 633 or 634; St Oswald, king and martyr, Commemorated on August 5;

England, Northumbria, 642-670, King of the English, Oswin (Oswiu) of Northumbria
England, Northumbria, 642-670, King of the English, Oswin (Oswiu) of Northumbria King of the English, 633-642, Oswald of Northumbria; AIDAN, MISSIONARY, ABBOT, BISHOP OF LINDISFARNE (31 AUGUST 651); St Aidan the Bishop of Lindesfarne, Commemorated on August 31 ; St James the Deacon, Commemorated on October 18; HILDA OF WHITBY, ABBESS AND PEACEMAKER (18 NOV 680); St Felix of Burgundy the Bishop of Dunwich and Enlightener of East Anglia, Commemorated on March 8;

England, 653-954, Kingdom of Northumbria (North Anglia)
Kingdom of Northumbria, north of the Humber Estuary from the River Tees to the River Tweed; St Oswald, king and martyr, Commemorated on August 5 ; AIDAN, MISSIONARY, ABBOT, BISHOP OF LINDISFARNE (31 AUGUST 651); CUTHBERT OF LINDISFARNE, BISHOP AND MISSIONARY (20 MAR 687) (now 31 AUG); St Adian, the bishop of Lindisfarne, Commemorated August 31; REMIGIUS OF RHEIMS, BISHOP, APOSTLE OF THE FRANKS (1 OCTOBER 530); St Theodore of Tarsus the Archbishop of Canterbury; WILLIBRORD OF UTRECHT, ARCHBISHOP AND MISSIONARY (NOV 7, 739) ; EDMUND OF EAST ANGLIA, KING AND MARTYR (20 NOV 870); AELRED OF RIEVAULX, ABBOT (12 JANUARY 1167); CHAD OF LICHFIELD, (2 MAR 672) ; St Cuthbert, wonderworker of Britain, Commemorated on March 20; BEDE THE VENERABLE, PRIEST, MONK, SCHOLAR (25 MAY 735); Venerable Bede, the Church Historian, Commemorated on May 27; Joseph Butler of GEORGE BERKELEY and JOSEPH BUTLER, BISHOPS and THEOLOGIANS (1753, 1752), Commemorated June 16 ;

England, Northumbria, 654-687, Saint, Cuthbert
England, 654-687, Saint, Cuthbert; Melrose Abbey; CUTHBERT OF LINDISFARNE, BISHOP AND MISSIONARY (20 MAR 687) (now 31 AUG); St Cuthbert, wonderworker of Britain, Commemorated on March 20;

England, Northumbria, 663-664, Synod of Whitby
Synod of Whitby 663-664; CUTHBERT OF LINDISFARNE, BISHOP AND MISSIONARY (20 MAR 687) (now 31 AUG); HILDA OF WHITBY, ABBESS AND PEACEMAKER (18 NOV 680); CHAD OF LICHFIELD, (2 MAR 672) ; St Cuthbert, wonderworker of Britain, Commemorated on March 20;

England, Northumbria, 780, Cynewulf of Lindisfarne, the Poet
Cynewulf of Lindisfarne the Poet 780;

England, Northumbria, Scottish Borders Folder

Scottish Borders
Scottish Borders; St Oswald, king and martyr, Commemorated August 5 ; CUTHBERT OF LINDISFARNE, BISHOP AND MISSIONARY (20 MAR 687) (now 31 AUG);

England, Northumbria, Scottish Borders, Tweed River Folder

Tweed River

Tweed River Source (Tweedsmuir)

Tweed River 1

Tweed River 2

Tweed River 3 (Peebles)

Tweed River 4

Tweed River 5 (Melrose Abby, Leader River Mouth)

Melrose Abbey, Scottish Borders, Northumbria, Great North Road, Tweed River 5
Melrose Abbey; CUTHBERT OF LINDISFARNE, BISHOP AND MISSIONARY (20 MAR 687) (now 31 AUG); St Cuthbert, wonderworker of Britain, Commemorated on March 20;

England, Northumbria, Scottish Borders, Tweed River 5, River Leader Folder

River Leader

River Leader Source (Lammermuir Hills)

Lammermuir Hills, Scottish Borders
Lammermuir hills south of Edinburgh near the River Leader; CUTHBERT OF LINDISFARNE, BISHOP AND MISSIONARY (20 MAR 687) (now 31 AUG); St Cuthbert, wonderworker of Britain, Commemorated on March 20;

River Leader 1

River Leader 2 (Lauder)

River Leader 3 (Earlston)

River Leader Mouth (Tweed River 5)

Tweed River 6 (Kelso)

Tweed River 7 (Bernicia and Norham Castle)

Bernicia, Scottish Borders
Bernicia; St Oswald, king and martyr, Commemorated August 5 ;

Norham Castle (Tweed River 7)
Norham Castle; St Cuthbert, wonderworker of Britain, Commemorated on March 20; CUTHBERT OF LINDISFARNE, BISHOP AND MISSIONARY (20 MAR 687) (now 31 AUG);

Tweed River Mouth (Berwick Bay, North Sea)

Inner Farne, Northumbria
Inner Farne; CUTHBERT OF LINDISFARNE, Commemorated August 31 ; St Cuthbert, wonderworker of Britain, Commemorated on March 20;

Holy Isle (Lindisfarne)
Holy Isle (Lindisfarne); AIDAN, MISSIONARY, ABBOT, BISHOP OF LINDISFARNE (31 AUGUST 651); St Aidan the Bishop of Lindesfarne, Commemorated on August 31 ;

Lindisfarne, Northumbria or Scottish Borders, Tweed River Mouth
Lindisfarne; St Oswald, king and martyr, Commemorated on August 5 ; AIDAN, MISSIONARY, ABBOT, BISHOP OF LINDISFARNE (31 AUGUST 651); St Aidan the Bishop of Lindesfarne, Commemorated August 31 ; CUTHBERT OF LINDISFARNE, BISHOP AND MISSIONARY (20 MAR 687) (now 31 AUG); St Theodore of Tarsus the Archbishop of Canterbury, Commemorated on September 19 ; St Cuthbert, wonderworker of Britain, Commemorated on March 20; CUTHBERT OF LINDISFARNE, BISHOP AND MISSIONARY (20 MAR 687) (now 31 AUG);

Farne Islands, Northumbria
Farne Islands; CUTHBERT OF LINDISFARNE, BISHOP AND MISSIONARY (20 MAR 687) (now 31 AUG); St Cuthbert, wonderworker of Britain, Commemorated on March 20;

Kingdom of Bernicia, Northumbria, England
Kingdom of Bernicia; St Edwin, King and Martyr, Commemorated October 12 ;

Bamburg, Northumbria (Royal Town of)
Bamburg; St Oswald, king and martyr, Commemorated on August 5; AIDAN, MISSIONARY, ABBOT, BISHOP OF LINDISFARNE (31 AUGUST 651); St Aidan the Bishop of Lindesfarne, Commemorated on August 31 ;

Berwick-upon-Tweed, Scottish Borders
Berwick-upon-Tweed; CUTHBERT OF LINDISFARNE, BISHOP AND MISSIONARY (20 MAR 687) (now 31 AUG);

England, Northumbria, Tyne River Folder

Tyne River

Tyne River - North Tyne River

Tyne River - North Tyne Source (north of Kielder Water)

North Tyne River 1

North Tyne River 2 (Bellingham, Northumberland)

Northumberland (North Tyne River 2)
Northumberland; St Cuthbert, wonderworker of Britain, Commemorated on March 20;

North Tyne River 3 (Heavenfield)

Heavenfield, Northumbria
Heavenfield, Northumbria; St Oswald, king and martyr, Commemorated on August 5;

Tyne River - South Tyne River

Tyne River - South Tyne Source (Alston Moor)

South Tyne River 1 (Haltwhistle)

Tyne River Confluence (Hexham)

Hexham, Northumbria (River Tyne 1 and Confluence)
Hexham; CUTHBERT OF LINDISFARNE, BISHOP AND MISSIONARY (20 MAR 687) (now 31 AUG); St Cuthbert, wonderworker of Britain, Commemorated on March 20; Venerable Bede, the Church Historian, Commemorated on May 27 ;

Tyne River 1

Tyne River 2

Chester-le-Street, Northumbria
Chester-le-Street; St Cuthbert, wonderworker of Britain, Commemorated on March 20;

Durham, Northumbria (Great North Road and Tyne River)
Durham; CUTHBERT OF LINDISFARNE, BISHOP AND MISSIONARY (20 MAR 687) (now 31 AUG); AELRED OF RIEVAULX, ABBOT (12 JANUARY 1167) ; St Cuthbert, wonderworker of Britain, Commemorated on March 20; Joseph Butler of GEORGE BERKELEY and JOSEPH BUTLER, BISHOPS and THEOLOGIANS (1753, 1752), Commemorated June 16 ;

Tyne River Mouth (Cleofirth's Monastery, North Sea)
Tyne River; WILLIAM TEMPLE, ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY (6 NOV. 1944);

Wearmouth-Jarrow Priory, Monkwearmouth-Jarrow Abbey
Monkwearmouth-Jarrow Abbey; BEDE THE VENERABLE, PRIEST, MONK, SCHOLAR (25 MAY 735); Venerable Bede, the Church Historian, Commemorated on May 27;

Wearmouth-Jarrow Abby (Tyne River Mouth) 682
Monkwearmouth-Jarrow Abbey; BEDE THE VENERABLE, PRIEST, MONK, SCHOLAR (25 MAY 735); Venerable Bede, the Church Historian, Commemorated on May 27;

Cleofirth's Monastery, Northumbria, 682
Cleofirth's Monastery, Monkwearmouth-Jarrow Abbey; BEDE THE VENERABLE, PRIEST, MONK, SCHOLAR (25 MAY 735); Venerable Bede, the Church Historian, Commemorated on May 27;

Jarrow, Northumbria (Tyne River Mouth)
Jarrow; Monkwearmouth-Jarrow Abbey; BEDE THE VENERABLE, PRIEST, MONK, SCHOLAR (25 MAY 735); Venerable Bede, the Church Historian, Commemorated on May 27 ;

Sunderland, England (Tyne River Mouth, Northumbria)
Sunderland, Tyne and Wear; George Jeffreys, PENTECOSTAL SAINT, 1962, Commemorated January 26 ; England, 1874-1930, Alexander Boddy, Founder Pentacostalism in England; England, 1879-1947, PENTACOSTAL SAINT, Smith Wigglesworth, Commemorated March 12;

Monkwearmouth, Sunderland
Monkwearmouth, Sunderland; England, 1874-1930, Alexander Boddy, Founder Pentacostalism in England; England, 1879-1947, PENTACOSTAL SAINT, Smith Wigglesworth, Commemorated March 12;

England, Northumbria, Roman Wall Folder - The Wall - Hadrian's Wall

The Roman Wall - Hadrian's Wall

The Wall - Hadrian's Roman Wall
The Wall - Hadrian's Wall; Hadrian's Wall Path; NINIAN OF GALLOWAY, BISHOP, MISSIONARY TO SCOTLAND (16 SEP 430);

Wallsend
Wallsend;

Heddon-on-the-Wall
Heddon-on-the-Wall;

Chollerford
Chollerford;

Vercovicium (Housesteads, a Roman Fort)
Vercovicium (Housesteads, a Roman Fort) ;

Greenhead, Northumberland
Greenhead, Northumberland;

Carlisle, Cumbria
Carlisle, Cumbria ;

Bowness-on-Solway
Bowness-on-Solway;

England, Northumbria, Tees River Folder

Tees River

Tees River Source (Cross Fell, Pennines)
Cross Fell;

Pennine Hills
Pennine Hills;

Tees River Mouth (North Sea)

England, Northumbria, River Esk Folder, Whidby Abby

River Esk

River Esk Source (Eskets on Westerdale Moor)

River Esk Mouth (North Sea)

Whitby Abbey, Northumbria, 657
Whitby Abbey ; Synod of Whitby, 663-664; CUTHBERT OF LINDISFARNE, BISHOP AND MISSIONARY (20 MAR 687) (now 31 AUG); St Edwin, King and Martyr, Commemorated October 12 ; HILDA OF WHITBY, ABBESS AND PEACEMAKER (18 NOV 680); St Cuthbert, wonderworker of Britain, Commemorated on March 20; CUTHBERT OF LINDISFARNE, BISHOP AND MISSIONARY (20 MAR 687) (now 31 AUG);

Robin Hood's Bay
St Edwin, King and Martyr;

England, Northumbria, Yorkshire Folder, East Central ENG

Yorkshire, England
Yorkshire; WILLIAM WHITE, BISHOP OF PENNSYLVANIA (17 JULY 1836); JOHN WYCLIF, TRANSLATOR AND CONTROVERSIALIST, 30 OCT. 1384 ; JOHN MERBECKE of WILLIAM BYRD, JOHN MERBECKE and THOMAS TALLIS, Musicians, 1623, 1585, 1585, Commemorated November 21 ; AELRED OF RIEVAULX, ABBOT (12 JANUARY 1167) ; JANANI LUWUM, ARCHBISHOP OF UGANDA, MARTYR (16 FEB 1977); CHAD OF LICHFIELD, (2 MAR 672) ; GEOFFREY ANKETELL STUDDERT KENNEDY, PRIEST, 1929, Commemorated March 8 ; St Felix of Burgundy the Bishop of Dunwich and Enlightener of East Anglia, Commemorated on March 8; Smith Wigglesworth, PENTECOSTAL SAINT, 1947, Commemorated March 12 ; St Cuthbert, wonderworker of Britain, Commemorated on March 20; CUTHBERT OF LINDISFARNE, BISHOP AND MISSIONARY (20 MAR 687) (now 31 AUG); ALCUIN, DEACON, SCHOLAR, AND ABBOT OF TOURS (20 MAY 804); Equal of the Apostles and Emperor Constantine with his Mother Helen, Commemorated on May 21;

Yorkshire County
Yorkshire County; JOHN WYCLIF, TRANSLATOR AND CONTROVERSIALIST, 30 OCT. 1384 ; HILDA OF WHITBY, ABBESS AND PEACEMAKER (18 NOV 680);

England, Northumbria, Yorkshire, Great North Road Folder

Great North Road (A1) - York

Great North Road (A1) - Ferrybridge (to Edinburgh)

Great North Road - Shelby to York to Topcliffe

England, Northumbria, Yorkshire, North Yorkshire Moors Folder, North YOR

Rievaulx, Cistercian monastery at Rievaulx in Yorkshire
Cistercian monastery at Rievaulx in Yorkshire; AELRED OF RIEVAULX, ABBOT (12 JANUARY 1167) ;

Cistercian monastery at Rievaulx in Yorkshire, 1132
Cistercian monastery at Rievaulx in Yorkshire; AELRED OF RIEVAULX, ABBOT (12 JANUARY 1167) ;

Lastingham, North Yorkshire
Lastingham, North Yorkshire; CHAD OF LICHFIELD, (2 MAR 672) ;

Pickering, North Yorkshire
Pickering, North Yorkshire; St Edwin, King and Martyr, Commemorated October 12 ;

Felixkirk, North Yorkshire
Felixkirk; St Felix of Burgundy the Bishop of Dunwich and Enlightener of East Anglia, Commemorated on March 8;

Catterick in North Yorkshire
Catterick in North Yorkshire ; St James the Deacon, Commemorated October 18 ;

England, Northumbria, Yorkshire, Humber Estuary Rivers Folder, South YOR

England, Northumbria, Yorkshire, Humber Estuary, Hull River Folder, North Estuary

River Hull

River Hull Source

Godmanham, Hull River 1, Yorkshire
Godmanham, Yorkshire, Northumbria; St Edwin, King and Martyr, Commemorated October 12 ;

River Hull 1 (Beverley in Yorkshire)

Beverley in Yorkshire (River Hull 1)
Beverley; in Yorkshire; JOHN MERBECKE of WILLIAM BYRD, JOHN MERBECKE and THOMAS TALLIS, Musicians, 1623, 1585, 1585, Commemorated November 21 ; Venerable Bede, the Church Historian, Commemorated on May 27 ;

River Hull Mouth (Hull and Ouse Estuary, North Sea)

Kingston upon Hull (Yorkshire, Hull River)
Kingston upon Hull (Yorkshire, Hull River); ANTHONY ASHLEY-COOPER, 7th EARL OF SHAFTESBURY], Commemorated July 30 ; WILLIAM WILBERFORCE [and ANTHONY ASHLEY-COOPER, 7th EARL OF SHAFTESBURY], PROPHETIC WITNESSES, 1833, 1885, Commemorated July 30 ;

England, Northumbria, Yorkshire, Humber Estuary, Ouse River Folder, Central Estuary

River Ouse

River Ouse Source (Cuddy Shaw Reach, near Linton-on-Ouse)
Cuddy Shaw Reach, near Linton-on-Ouse;

River Ouse 1

England, Northumbria, Yorkshire, Humber Estuary, Ouse River 1, Ure River Folder

Ure River

Ure River (Ure Head, along the border)

Ure River 1 (Richmondshire)

Richmondshire District, Yorkshire
Coverdale District North Riding of Yorkshire Miles Coverdale of WILLIAM TYNDALE [AND MILES COVERDALE], TRANSLATORS OF THE BIBLE (6 OCT 1536, 1569);

Cover River

Cover River Source

Coverdale (dale), Yorkshire Dales
Coverdale (dale), Yorkshire dales; Miles Coverdale of WILLIAM TYNDALE [AND MILES COVERDALE] TRANSLATORS OF THE BIBLE (6 OCT 1536, 1569);

Cover River Mouth (Ure River)

Ure River 2 (Coverdale, Cover River Mouth)

Ure River 3 (Ripon)

Ripon, Yorkshire, Northumbria (Ure River 3)
Ripon; St Cuthbert, wonderworker of Britain, Commemorated on March 20;

Fountains Abbey at Ripon, Yorkshire, 1132
Fountains Abbey at Ripon; St Cuthbert, wonderworker of Britain, Commemorated on March 20;

Ure River Mouth (River Ouse 1)

River Ouse 2

River Ouse 4

River Ouse 8 (York)

England, Northumbria, Yorkshire, Humber Estuary, Ouse River 6, Foss River Folder

River Foss

River Foss Source (Oulston Reservoir)
Oulston;

Danelaw - Area Controlled by the Danes and Guthrum, 878
Danelaw - Area Controlled by the Danes, 878; Guthrum, Danish King in Danelaw, 878; ALFRED THE GREAT, KING OF THE WEST SAXONS (26 OCT 899);

Kingdom of Deira, Yorkshire (from the Huber to the Tees, aka Vale of York)
Kingdom of Deira; Vale of York St Edwin, King and Martyr, Commemorated October 12 ; CHAD OF LICHFIELD, (2 MAR 672) ;

River Foss Mouth (York, River Ouse 8)

York, England (River Foss Mouth at Rivers Ouse 8)
York; WILLIAM WHITE, BISHOP OF PENNSYLVANIA (17 JULY 1836); WILLIAM WILBERFORCE [and ANTHONY ASHLEY-COOPER, 7th EARL OF SHAFTESBURY], PROPHETIC WITNESSES, 1833, 1885, Commemorated July 30 ; AIDAN, MISSIONARY, ABBOT, BISHOP OF LINDISFARNE (31 AUGUST 651); St Theodore of Tarsus the Archbishop of Canterbury, Commemorated September 18 ; HILDA OF WHITBY, ABBESS AND PEACEMAKER (18 NOV 680); JOHN MERBECKE of WILLIAM BYRD, JOHN MERBECKE and THOMAS TALLIS, Musicians, 1623, 1585, 1585, Commemorated November 21 ; AELRED OF RIEVAULX, ABBOT (12 JANUARY 1167) ; St James the Deacon; CHAD OF LICHFIELD, Commemorated March 2 ; ALCUIN, DEACON, SCHOLAR, AND ABBOT OF TOURS (20 MAY 804); Equal of the Apostles and Emperor Constantine with his Mother Helen, Commemorated on May 21; Venerable Bede, the Church Historian, Commemorated on May 27 ;

Deira, Kingdom of Deira, 559-664, Yorkshire
Deira, Kingdom of Deira, 559-664, Yorkshire; St. Edwin, King and Martyr, Commemorated on October 12;

River Ouse 10 (York)

River Ouse 22 (River Aire)

England, Northumbria, Yorkshire, Humber Estuary, Ouse River 22, Aire River Folder

Aire River

Aire River Source (Malham Tarn)
Malham Tarn;

Aire River 1

Aire River 2

Aire River 3

Aire River 8 (Shipley)

Menston, Yorkshire (Aire River 8)
Menston, Yorkshire, birthplace of Smith Wigglesworth; Smith Wigglesworth, PENTECOSTAL SAINT, 1947, Commemorated March 12 ;

Aire River 9 (Leeds, West Yorkshire)

Leeds, West Yorkshire (River Aire 9)
Leeds; GEOFFREY ANKETELL STUDDERT KENNEDY, aka Woodbine Willie, PRIEST, 1929, Commemorated March 8

Aire River 12 (Calder River, Castleford)

England, Northumbria, Yorkshire, Humber Estuary, Ouse River 22, Aire River 12, Calder and Hebble Navigation Folder

Calder River Source (Todmorden)

Calder River

Calder River 1 (Calderdale)

Hebble Brook

Hebble Brook Source (Ogden Reservoir)

Hebble Brook 1 (Halifax)

Hebble Brook Mouth (Salterhebble)

Calder River 2 (Brighouse)

Mirfield, Yorkshire (near Aire River 8)
Mirfield, Yorkshire; Pusey House, Oxford; CHARLES GORE, BISHOP OF WORCESTER, BIRMINGHAM & OXFORD, 1932, Commemorated January 16 ;

Calder River Mouth (Aire River 12)

Hampole, South Yorkshire (Aire River 13, on the Great North Road)
Hampole; RICHARD ROLLE; RICHARD ROLLE, WALTER HILTON, AND MARGERY KEMPE MYSTICS, 28 Sept. 1349, 1396, c. 1440;

Aire River Mouth (Ouse River 22)

River Ouse 30 (Overview)

River Ouse Mouth (Trent Falls, Humber Estuary)

England, Northumbria, Yorkshire, Humber Estuary, Trent River Folder, South Estuary

Trent River

Trent River Source (along the border)

Trent River 1 (Knypersley Reservoir)

Trent River 2 (Stoke-on-Trent )

Trent River 3 (Trentham Gardens, Trentham Estate)

Trent River 4 (Salt, Stratfordshire)

Trent River 5 (Great Haywood, Essex Bridge, Shugborough Hall)

Trent River 6 (Rugeley)

Trent River 7 (Kings Bromley)

Mease River Mouth Trent River 8

Trent River 8 (Alrewas)

Tame River Mouth, Trent River 8

Trent River 9 (Walton-on-Trent)

Trent River 10 (Burton upon Trent)

England, Northumbria, Yorkshire, Humber Estuary, Trent River 10, Dove River Folder

Dove River

Dove River Source (Axe Edge Moor, Peak District)

Dove River 1 (Hartington, Derbyshire)

Dovedale Gorge

Dove River 2 (Ilam, Staffordshire)

Dove River 3 (Mayfield, Staffordshire)

Dove River 4 (Rocester)

River Churnet Mouth

River Tean Mouth

Dove River 5 (Hatton, Derbyshire)

Dove River Mouth, Trent River 10

Staunton Harold Hall, Salina Hastings (Doe River, Trent River 10)
Staunton Harold Hall; England, 1727-1791, Selina Hastings, Countess of Huntingdon, built Calvanist Methodist Churches; George Whitefield of FRANCIS ASBURY & GEORGE WHITEFIELD, Evangelists, 1816, 1770, Commemorated November 15 ;

Trent River 11 (Willington, Derbyshire)

Trent River 12 (Swarkestone Bridge)

Donnington Hall, Salina Hastings, Calvinist Methodist Church Builder
Donnington Hall, Salina Hastings, Calvinist Methodist Church Builder; England, 1727-1791, Selina Hastings, Countess of Huntingdon, built Calvanist Methodist Churches; George Whitefield of FRANCIS ASBURY & GEORGE WHITEFIELD, Evangelists, 1816, 1770, Commemorated November 15 ;

Trent River 13 (Trent Mersey Canal Begins)

Trent River 14 (London College of Divinity)

London College of Divinity, Nottingham, Trent River14, South Yorkshire, 1863
London College of Divinity (St John's College, Nottingham); JANANI LUWUM, ARCHBISHOP OF UGANDA, MARTYR (16 FEB 1977);

Sneinton, Nottingham (Trent River 14, South Yorkshire)
Sneinton, Nottingham (Trent River, Yorkshire); England, 1849-1912, William Boothe, Founder Salvation Army; PENTECOSTAL SAINT, Smith Wigglesworth, Commemorated March 12;

Trent River 15 (Newark, Nottinghamshire)

Sheffield, South Yorkshire
Sheffield, South Yorkshire ; Smith Wigglesworth, PENTECOSTAL SAINT, 1947, Commemorated March 12 ;

Swallownest
Swallownest; Smith Wigglesworth, PENTECOSTAL SAINT, 1947, Commemorated March 12 ;

Newark-on-Trent
WILLIAM BYRD

Newark, Nottinghamshire (Trent River 15)
Newark, Nottinghamshire, on Trent; WALTER HILTON. 28 Sept. 1396 ; RICHARD ROLLE, WALTER HILTON, AND MARGERY KEMPE MYSTICS, 28 Sept. 1349, 1396, c. 1440;

Saltergate, South Yorkshire (near Trent River 15)
Saltergate, Yorkshire; St Edwin, King and Martyr, Commemorated October 12 ;

Thurgarton Priory, near Newark, in Nottinghamshire, South Yorkshire
Thurgarton Priory, near Newark, in Nottinghamshire; WALTER HILTON. 28 Sept. 1396 ; RICHARD ROLLE, WALTER HILTON, AND MARGERY KEMPE MYSTICS, 28 Sept. 1349, 1396, c. 1440;

Nottinghamshire, East Midlands, South Yorkshire, Trent River 15
Nottinghamshire, East Midlands, Yorkshire;

Trent River Mouth (Hull and Ouse Estuary)

England, New England Folder, New World, British Empire, 13 Colonies, British West Indies

New World, England, New England, British Empire - 13 Colonies North America area
New England; 13 Colonies; SAMSON OCCUM, WITNESS TO THE FAITH IN NEW ENGLAND, 1792, Commemorated July 14;

England, New England, British Empire - 13 Colonies North America area, New World
New England; 13 Colonies; SAMSON OCCUM, WITNESS TO THE FAITH IN NEW ENGLAND, 1792, Commemorated July 14;

England, British Empire - Thirteen North American Colonies
British Empire - Thirteen North American Colonies: The thirteen colonies were: Delaware, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Georgia, Connecticut, Massachusetts Bay, Maryland, South Carolina, New Hampshire, Virginia, New York, North Carolina, and Rhode Island and Providence Plantations.; CHARLES SIMEON, TEACHER, PROMOTOR OF MISSIONARY WORK (12 NOV 1836);

England, British West Indies Area

England, British Empire - British West Indies
British West Indies; CHARLES SIMEON, TEACHER, PROMOTOR OF MISSIONARY WORK (12 NOV 1836); WILLIAM WILBERFORCE [and ANTHONY ASHLEY-COOPER, 7th EARL OF SHAFTESBURY], PROPHETIC WITNESSES, 1833, 1885;

Bermuda, British West Indies
Bermuda, British West Indies ; George Whitefield of FRANCIS ASBURY & GEORGE WHITEFIELD, Evangelists, 1816, 1770, Commemorated November 15 ;

England, India Folder, British Empire

England, British Empire, India (including Pakistan, Afganistan and Burma)
British Empire; CHARLES FREER ANDREWS, PRIEST AND “FRIEND OF THE POORâ€ IN INDIA, 1940, Commemorated February 12; CHARLES SIMEON, TEACHER, PROMOTOR OF MISSIONARY WORK (12 NOV 1836);

England, Oceania Folder, British Empire

England, British Empire - Oceania area
Oceania area;

England, Gibraltar Folder, British Overseas Territory.kmz

Gibraltar, British Overseas Territory
Gibraltar, British Overseas Territory ; George Whitefield of FRANCIS ASBURY & GEORGE WHITEFIELD, Evangelists, 1816, 1770, Commemorated November 15 ;