Coley
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Coley is a district lying between Hipperholme,
Northowram and Shelf.
It was a part of the township of Hipperholme-cum-Brighouse.
The name was originally Coldeley and means cold
pasture.
The Rishworth family moved here around 1330.
| Some sites, sights and other entries for Coley |
The Horton family of Coley
Birdholme, Coley
Brown Horse, Coley
Chapel House, Coley
Chapel House, Coley
Cinder Hill, Coley
Coley Beck
Coley Chapel
Coley Chapel House
Coley Church Cricket Team
Coley Garden Centre
Coley Hall
Coley Mill
Coley Mill House
Coley, Parish of
Coley School, Lower Shelf
Coley stocks
Coley Toll Bar
Coley Vicarage
Coley Walks Farm
Rev Oliver Heywood
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Lumb Brook Mills, Coley
Lumb Brook, Coley
Malt Shovel, Coley
Morriscot, Coley
Norwood Green Parish Council
Old Coley Mill Inn, Norwood Green
Plane Trees Farm, Coley
Saint John the Baptist, Coley
Saint John's Well, Coley
Saint Matthew's Mission Church, Coley
Sawood House, Coley
Shoot, Coley
Soaper House, Coley
Stone Chair
Underhill Farm, Coley
Woodhead Tavern, Coley
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| Beerhouses & Pubs in Coley |
Several beerhouses and public houses have been recorded in and
around Coley, including
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Malcolm Bull
2024
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