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St. Pancras
(NW1) Originally a solitary village in the fields north of London, and one mile from Holborn Bars. It is a prebendal manor, and was included in the land granted by Ethelbert to St. Paul's Cathedral about 603; it was a parish before the Conquest, and is called St. Pancras in Domesday. (Reference: Timbs's Curiosities of London, p. 640) |
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