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entries mention "IFORD":
Place name County Entry Source BRADFORD Wiltshire Iford, and Freshford,-the last electorally in Somerset.The district consists of these two subdistricts. Acres, 18,800. Poor Imperial CHICHESTER Sussex Iford, Kingston, Piddinghoe, Ringmar, and Rottingdean; and the donative of Malling. The sixth group comprises the rectories of Folkington, Hurstmon Imperial CHRISTCHURCH Hampshire Iford, Parley, and Tuckton. Acres, 24, 9855; of which 345 are water. Real property, £32, 436. Pop., 7, 042. Houses Imperial Iford Sussex Iford , par., E. Sussex, 2½ miles SW. of Lewes, 2200 ac., pop. 181; P.O.; has interesting Norman church; contains Bartholomew Iford Wiltshire Iford , hamlet, Westwood par., N. Wilts, near Bradford; was a Roman settlement. See WESTWOOD WITH IFORD. Bartholomew IFORD Wiltshire IFORD , a hamlet in Westwood parish, Wilts; near Bradford. A Roman settlement was here. Imperial IFORD Sussex IFORD , a parish in Lewes district, Sussex; near the river Ouse, under the Downs, 2 ½ miles S by W of Lewes Imperial Iford, (or Iver) Hampshire Iford .-- (or Iver ), place, in par. and 2 miles NW. of Christchurch, S. Hants; P.O. Bartholomew IFORD, or IVER Hampshire IFORD , or IVER, a tything in Christchurch parish, Hants; 2 miles W by N of Christchurch. It has a postoffice Imperial Iver Hampshire Iver , Hants. See IFORD. Bartholomew KINGSTON-BY-LEWES Sussex Iford, in the diocese of Chichester. The church has a tower, with shingled spire; and contains a carved oak pulpit Imperial LEWES Sussex Iford, Kingston-near-Lewes, Stanmer, and Falmer. Four poor law unions are comprised in the district;- Lewes union, conterminate with Imperial SWANBOROUGH Sussex Lewes rape, Sussex; containing four parishes, near Lewes. Acres, 3,826. Pop. in 1851, 1,585. Houses, 309. See Iford. Imperial WESTWOOD-CUM-IFORD Wiltshire IFORD , a parish, with a village, in Bradford district, Wilts; 2 miles SW of Bradford r. station. Post town, Bradford Imperial Westwood with Iford Wiltshire Westwood with Iford , par., Wilts, 2 miles SW. of Bradford, 813 ac., pop. 516. Bartholomew
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