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1187:Bracklesham
1033:. Duncton.
1013:17 November
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565:John Wisden
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431:2011 Census
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71:West Sussex
1696:Categories
1665:Woolbeding
1645:Westbourne
1630:West Stoke
1560:Titty Hill
1555:Tillington
1430:Mid Lavant
1420:Lurgashall
1355:Funtington
1345:Fishbourne
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