Yelling, Cambridgeshire

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Yelling, Cambridgeshire is a small rural village in South Cambridgeshire, England, historically noted as the parish where evangelical clergyman Henry Venn served in the 18th century.

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Yelling, Cambridgeshire canonical 1

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instanceOf civil parish
village
ceremonialCounty Cambridgeshire
country England
district South Cambridgeshire District
etymology name likely derives from an Old English personal name plus "-ing" meaning "people of" or "place of"
governedBy Yelling Parish Council
hasAmenity parish church
village hall
hasDialCode 01480
hasDomesdayEntry recorded in Domesday Book
hasHistoricCounty Huntingdonshire
hasLatitude 52.249
hasLongitude -0.170
hasOSGridReference TL2563
hasParliamentaryConstituency South Cambridgeshire
hasPopulation approximately 300
hasPostcodeArea SG
hasPostcodeDistrict SG19
hasPostTown SANDY
linked to: Sandy
hasReligiousBuilding Holy Cross Church, Yelling
hasSettlementType small rural village
historicallyNotableFor ministry of evangelical clergyman Henry Venn
isRural true
locatedIn Cambridgeshire
East of England
South Cambridgeshire
United Kingdom
locatedNear Eltisley
Graveley, Cambridgeshire
Papworth Everard
Toseland
parishChurchDedication Holy Cross
region East of England
servedByClergyman Henry Venn
shireCounty Cambridgeshire

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Henry Venn workLocation Yelling, Cambridgeshire