Duxbury, Lancashire, England

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Duxbury, Lancashire, England is a historic area in northwest England whose name was later adopted by the early American settlement of Duxbury in the Plymouth Colony.

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Duxbury, Lancashire, England canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf former civil parish
historic area
administrativeChange former civil parish absorbed into Chorley
country England
hasCategory former civil parishes in Lancashire
places in the Borough of Chorley
hasFeature Duxbury Hall (demolished country house)
Duxbury Woods
River Yarrow
hasHistoricalPeriod medieval origin
hasHistoricalRecord recorded as a township in the parish of Standish
hasLandmark Duxbury Park
remains of Duxbury Hall
hasLandUseHistory agricultural land
parkland
woodland
hasNameEtymology Old English personal name Docc + burh (fortified place)
hasRecreationalUse golf course at Duxbury Park
walking trails in Duxbury Woods
historicalCounty Lancashire
historicallyAssociatedWith Duxbury family
Standish family
inspiredNameOf Duxbury, Massachusetts, United States
Duxbury, Plymouth Colony
locatedIn Chorley district
linked to: Chorley

Lancashire
North West England
near Adlington, Lancashire, England
Chorley town centre
linked to: Chorley
OSGridReference SD592138 (approximate)
partOf Chorley, Lancashire, England
linked to: Chorley
region North West England

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Duxbury, Plymouth Colony namedAfter Duxbury, Lancashire, England
Duxbury, Massachusetts namedAfter Duxbury, Lancashire, England