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• If you are looking for hills, rivers, castles ... or pretty much anything other than the "places" where people live and lived, you need to look in our collection of Historical Gazetteers. This contains the complete text of three gazetteers published in the late 19th century — over 90,000 entries. Although there are no descriptive gazetteer entries for placenames exactly matching your search term (other than those already linked to "places"), the following entries mention "TARDEBIGGE":

  Place name	County	Entry	Source
  BENTLEY-PAUNCEFOOT, or Bentley (Lower and Upper)	Worcestershire	Bentley (Lower and Upper), a township in Tardebigg parish, Worcester; 3½ miles SSE of Bromsgrove. Pop., 238. Houses, 43.	Imperial
  Bentley Pauncefoot, or Lower and upper Bentley	Worcestershire	Bentley , township, Tardebigg par., E. Worcestershire, 3½ miles SE. of Bromsgrove, pop. 220. Bentley Manor is in the vicinty.	Bartholomew
  Bordesley	Worcestershire	Bordesley , hamlet, Tardebigg par., E. Worcestersh., 5m.SE.of Bromsgrove.	Bartholomew
  BORDESLEY	Worcestershire	Tardebigg parish, Worcester; near the Worcester and Birmingham canal, 5 miles E by S of Bromsgrove. A Cistertian Abbey was founded	Imperial
  BROMSGROVE, or Broomsgrove	Worcestershire	Tardebigg, containing the parishes of Tardebigg, Alvechurch, and Coston-Hackett. Acres, 47,374. Poor-rates in 1866, £11,744. Pop. in 1861, 26,207. Houses	Imperial
  Cobley	Worcestershire	Cobley , hamlet, Tardebigg par., E. Worcestershire, 2 miles SE. of Bromsgrove.	Bartholomew
  Headless Cross	Worcestershire	Feckenham and Tardebigg pars., S. Worcestershire, and Ipsley par., S. Warwickshire - dist., pop. 2783; vil., 5 miles SE. of Bromsgrove; P.O.	Bartholomew
  HEADLESS-CROSS	Warwickshire Worcestershire	Tardebigg parish, Worcester. The village stands on the boundary between Warwick and Worcester, 2 miles W of Ipsley, and 5¼ SE of Bromsgrove	Imperial
  Hewell Grange	Worcestershire	Hewell Grange , seat, Tardebigg par., E. Worcestershire, 3 miles SE. of Bromsgrove.	Bartholomew
  HEWELL-GRANGE	Worcestershire	Tardebigg parish, Worcester; near the Birmingham and Worcester canal, 3 miles ESE of Bromsgrove. The estate around it belonged to Bordesley	Imperial
  Redditch	Worcestershire	Tardebigg and Feckenham pars., Worcestershire, but partly also in Ipsley par., Warwickshire, on river Arrow, 13 miles S. of Birmingham	Bartholomew
  REDDITCH	Worcestershire	Tardebigg parish, Worcester. The town stands at the boundary with Warwickshire, and at the terminus of abranch railway, 1 mile	Imperial
  Tardebigg	Worcestershire	Tardebigg , par. and vil., Worcestershire - par. (containing the greater part of town of Redditch), 8994 ac., pop. 9495; vil., 2½ miles	Bartholomew
  TARDEBIGGE	Worcestershire	TARDEBIGGE , a village, a parish, and a sub-district, in Bromsgrove district, Worcester. The village stands on the Birmingham and Worcester	Imperial
  Tutnall and Cobley	Worcestershire	Tutnall and Cobley , township, Tardebigg par., Worcestershire, 2 miles SE. of Bromsgrove, 3450 ac., pop. 493.	Bartholomew
  TUTNALL AND COBLEY	Worcestershire	Tardebigg parish, Worcester; 2 miles ESE of Bromsgrove. Acres, 3,450. Real property, £5,255. Pop., 508. Houses, 104. T. Mount	Imperial
  Webheath	Worcestershire	Webheath , township, Tardebigg par., Worcestershire, on SW. side and partly in town of Redditch, pop. 1042.	Bartholomew
  WEBHEATH	Worcestershire	Tardebigg parish, Worcester; 2 miles SW of Redditch r. station. Acres, 2,152. Pop., 823. Houses, 179. The manor belongs	Imperial
  WORCESTER AND BIRMINGHAM CANAL	Warwickshire Worcestershire	Tardebigg, Alvechurch, Kings-Norton, and Edgbaston. It was formed in 1798-1815; it is 42 feet wide; it graduates with	Imperial

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