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- Sibthorpe abstract "Sibthorpe is a village in Nottinghamshire, England. It is part of Sibthorpe civil parish.The village and parish:\"lies on the Cardike, 7 miles (11 km) south-south-west of Newark, and was once a place of considerable importance, having a college founded by Geffrey de Scroop, in the reign of Edward II. It was also for a long time the residence of the Burnell family, who had a large mansion here, of which nothing now remains. The lordships contains 908 acres (3.67 km2) of land, a tithe-free estate of the rateable value of £1,721, and 154 inhabitants, and is all the property of the Duke of Portland, who is also patron of the living, which is enjoyed by the Rev. John Ince Maltby of Shelton. The church, dedicated to St Peter, is a donative of the certified value of £20. It is an ancient edifice, and was originally much larger than it is at present. It has a spacious chancel, in which is a monument of Edward Burnell, the date on which is 1589, and in black letters are inserted, \"By me, Barbara Burnell, God grant us a joyful resurrection.\" In the church-yard is a stone erected to the memory of four children of the name of Hall, who died in infancy, at the foot of which are these lines: 'The cup of life just with their lips they pressed, They found it bitter and declined the rest. Averse, then, turning from the face of day, They softly sighed their little souls away'. A neat Wesleyan chapel, built of wood, and standing on wheels, was opened for service in July 1844.\"Sibthorpe has two or three points of historical interest:the church of St. Peter;\"a fine mediaeval dovecote,\" still standing to this day\"a college of priests attached to the church, founded in 1320 by Geoffrey le Scrope, and a few years later augmented by Thomas de Sibthorpe, the good parson of Beckingham.\"According to Thoroton, the College had a Priest and eight or nine chaplains who officiated \"daily at the neighbouring chapels and churches of Syerston, Elston, Thoroton, and Aslockton. No traces of the college are left, except the fish-ponds on the south side of the church, and the dovecote.\" A recent photograph of this dovecote can be seen.Regarding Sibthorpe College, \"we have some evidence of the dimensions of the building in a letter written by Thomas Magnus, who was warden of the college in the reign of Henry VIII, to Cardinal Wolsey.\" \"When the \"Valor Ecclesiasticus\" was drawn up in 1534, Thomas Magnus was warden of Sibthorpe.\"".
- Sibthorpe areaCode "01777".
- Sibthorpe country Nottinghamshire.
- Sibthorpe country United_Kingdom.
- Sibthorpe district Rushcliffe.
- Sibthorpe gridReference "SK763454".
- Sibthorpe postalCode "NG23".
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- Sibthorpe wikiPageWikiLink Aslockton.
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- Sibthorpe wikiPageWikiLink Newark-on-Trent.
- Sibthorpe wikiPageWikiLink Nottinghamshire.
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- Sibthorpe wikiPageWikiLink Saint_Peter.
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- Sibthorpe wikiPageWikiLink Thomas_Magnus.
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- Sibthorpe wikiPageWikiLinkText "Sibthorpe".
- Sibthorpe civilParish "Sibthorpe".
- Sibthorpe country "England".
- Sibthorpe dialCode "1777".
- Sibthorpe latitude "53".
- Sibthorpe longitude "-0.86".
- Sibthorpe officialName "Sibthorpe".
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- Sibthorpe postTown "NEWARK".
- Sibthorpe postcodeArea "NG".
- Sibthorpe postcodeDistrict "NG23".
- Sibthorpe region "East Midlands".
- Sibthorpe shireCounty Nottinghamshire.
- Sibthorpe shireDistrict Rushcliffe.
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- Sibthorpe subject Category:Villages_in_Nottinghamshire.
- Sibthorpe hypernym Village.
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- Sibthorpe type Place.
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- Sibthorpe type Settlement.
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- Sibthorpe comment "Sibthorpe is a village in Nottinghamshire, England. It is part of Sibthorpe civil parish.The village and parish:\"lies on the Cardike, 7 miles (11 km) south-south-west of Newark, and was once a place of considerable importance, having a college founded by Geffrey de Scroop, in the reign of Edward II. It was also for a long time the residence of the Burnell family, who had a large mansion here, of which nothing now remains.".
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- Sibthorpe lat "53.0".
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- Sibthorpe name "Sibthorpe".