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Stanley Pontlarge is a hamlet in Gloucestershire. It was mentioned in the Domesday Book, when it was refered to as "Stanlege" (source). The hamlet has a small church (part of Winchcombe Parish), whose dedication is unknown.

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Stanley Pontlarge church (Parish Website)
Stanley Roots -- the roots of places and people called Stanley in medieval England.

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	'''Stanley Pontlarge''' is a [[hamlet]] in [[Gloucestershire]]. It was mentioned in the [[Domesday Book]], when it was refered to as "Stanlege" ([http://www.stanleyroots.co.uk/Domesday.htm source]). The hamlet has a small [[church]] (part of Winchcombe Parish), whose dedication is unknown.		'''Stanley Pontlarge''' is a [[hamlet (place)\|hamlet]] in [[Gloucestershire]]. It was mentioned in the [[Domesday Book]], when it was refered to as "Stanlege" ([http://www.stanleyroots.co.uk/Domesday.htm source]). The hamlet has a small [[church]] (part of Winchcombe Parish), whose dedication is unknown.

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