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Gazetteer of Lost Yews - Last Updated 5Th January 2010 Gazetteer of Lost Yews - last updated 5th January 2010 Information about LOST YEWS can be found in the Yew Gazetteer at the following locations: (Red type indicates photo in gazetteer either of tree before felling or the stump) Bedfordshire Lower Gravenhurst Berkshire Ashampstead; Bucklebury; East Ilsley; Hamstead Marshall; Horton; Kintbury; Yattendon Blaenau Gwent Llanhilleth Bridgend Llangynwyd Buckinghamshire Fawley; Hedsor; Stoke Poges; Taplow Court Caerphilly Brithdir Carmarthenshire Abergwili; Cilwern; Llanarthne; Llandeilo Abercywyn; Llandovery (Llanfair-ar-y-bryn); Llansteffan; Llanwrda; Meidrim; Ceredigion Gartheli; Llanafan; Llanbadarn Fawr (Aberystwyth); Penrhyn-coch; Strata Florida; Tregaron - Argoed- fawr; Cheshire Bowdon; Grappenhall; Marbury Co. Durham Ushaw Conwy Cae Ffynnon; Llanelian-yn-Rhos; Old Colwyn Cumbria Borrowdale; Crosthwaite; Mardale; Patterdale; Sedbergh; Yewdale Denbighshire Bettws Gwerfil Goch ; Cwm Derbyshire Blackwell; Duffield; Haddon Hall; Pleasley; Shining Cliff Wood; South Wingfield; Weston-on-Trent Devon Buckland Abbey; East Budleigh; Kilmington; Shute; Tiverton St Peter Dorset Cerne Abbas; Church Knowle; Compton Abbas; East Stour; Fontmell Magna; Holwell; Ibberton; Knowlton; Litton Cheney; Manston; Sandford Orcas; Sturminster Masrshall; Upwey; West Parley; West Stour Essex Chigwell Flintshire Lyss, near Halkyn; Northop Glamorgan Bishopston; Caerau; Glyncorrwg; Llandeilo Talybont; Llanellan; Llangynwyd: Llanishen; Llanrhidian; Oystermouth; Swansea High Street Gloucestershire Abenhall; Eastington; Forthampton; Ledgemore Bottom; Little Sodbury Manor; Lydney: Notgrove; Upton Bishop Greater London Hampton Court; Mill Hill; Richmond; Sanderstead; Woodford Greater Manchester Deane: Denton; Dukinfield; Northenden Gwynedd Coed-ladyr ; Llanbedrog; Llandderfel; Llanycil; Maentwrog; Mallwyd Hampshire Alice Holt; Broughton; Catherington; Crofton Old Church; Dibden; East Stratton -old church site; Fair Oak; Havant - 33 Emsworth Road; Kennel Copse; King’s Sombourne Palace; New Forest, Sloden Inclosure; Portchester; Privett; Salisbury Arts Centre; Selborne; Soberton; Steep; Tourner Bury Hill Fort; Wymering Herefordshire Bridge Sollars; Bronsil; Clifford; Craddock Land at Hentland; Kington; Little Cowarne; Madley; Marden; Orcop; St Margarets; St Weonards Tump ; Stanford Bishop; Stoke Prior; Upton Bishop; Walterstone Iron Age Camp; Wellington; Wormelow Tump Ireland Blarney Castle (Co Cork) ; Dunmanway (Co Cork); Glendalough (Co Wicklow) Kent Badlesmere; Betteshanger ; Brabourne; Challock; Chilham; Chillenden; Doddington; Ewhurst Green; Goudhurst; Hastingleigh; Kenardington; Little Chart; Lullingstone; Molash; Nurstead; Selling; Staple; Stelling; Stone; Walmer; Wormshill - Norwood Farm Lancashire Kersal Cell; Leyland Leicestershire Belvoir Castle Mersey Yew Tree House, Liverpool Monmouthshire Blaina; Cwm-yoy; Goetre; Kemeys Commander; Llanddewi Fach; Llanddewi Rhydderch; Llandogo; Llanfair Kilgeddin; Llangovan; Llangwm St Jeromes; Llantarnam; Mamhilad; Mathern; Mynyddislwyn; Penrhos; Rudry; Trevethin; Wilcrick Northumberland Eglingham; Hartburn Oxfordshire Asthall (Leigh); Chalgrove; Cholsey ; Church Hanborough; Stadhampton Pembrokeshire Bridell; Slebech Powys Cantref; Cascob; Cefnllys; Forden; Garthbeibio; Garthbrengy ; Guilsfield; Llandegley; Llandrinio; Llanfihangel Tal-y-Llyn; Llangadwaladr; Llangathen; Llanhamlach; Llanlleonfel; Llanllugan; Llansantffraed-in-Elvel; Llanspyddid; Llanwddyn; Manest Court Farm: Newchurch; Patrishow; Penpont; Penystrowed; Rhulen; Swlch Tump; Trelyaston; Whitton Scotland Bernera Island (Argyll and Bute) ; Cruxton Castle (Renfrewshire) ; Dunscore (Dumfries and Galloway); Eckford (Borders); Malleny Gardens, Balerno (Edinburgh) ; Raploch (Stirlingshire); Roxburgh Castle (Borders) Shropshire Broomhill Farm, nr Westbury ; Great Ness; Jones`s Rough-Nantmawr; Little Ness; Llanyblodwel; Llanymynech; Myndtown - Pilgrim's Route; Tilstock ; Uppington; Whittington Rectory Staffordshire Bobbington ; Hales Hall Pool; Hartley Castle Somerset Broadway; Brockley Hall; Broomfield; Chesterblade; Chillington; Clevedon; Congresbury; Creech St Michael; Enmore; Fitzhead; Hinton Blewett; Kilve; Mark; Portbury; Sampford Arundel; Sampford Brett; Shepton Montague; South Stoke; Stogursey; Ston Easton; Swell; Whitelackington; Wrington Surrey Alfold; Banstead; Caterham; Chipstead; Cobham; Ewhurst Green; Glynde ; Horley; Shalford; Tatsfield; West Horsley; Windlesham Sussex Aldingbourne; Barcombe; Battle Abbey; Bignor; Bolney: East Lavant; Hardham; Ewhurst Green; Glynde; South Bersted; Sullington; Wadhurst; Warnham; Westmeston; Whatlington: Worth Warwickshire Coleshill; Hatton; Lighthorne; Whitnash; Wixford Wiltshire Cholderton; Corsley; Euridge; North Bradley; Redlynch; Richard Jefferies Garden in Swindon; Roundway Down ; Salisbury Arts Centre; Sheldon Manor; Sturminster Marshall; Tisbury; Winklebury - Berwick St John ; Yatesbury; Yatton Keynell West Midlands Deritend ; Hasbury; Wychbury Hill Wrexham Caer Alyn Worcestershire Claines; Gadbury Bank ; Hagley; Heightington; Kyre; Martley: Stoke Prior Yorkshire Bolton Abbey; Cawthorne; Fountains Abbey; Hartshead; Hemsworth; Kirkheaton; Roecliffe; Sprotbrough Hall; Tankersley Park Research continues to uncover sites of lost yews and this page will be periodically updated. © Tim Hills November 2007 .
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