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Raphael Throckmorton (1632–1709) was an
Anglican
priest who served as
Archdeacon of Lincoln from 1645 until his death.
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Throckmorton was born in
South Ormsby and educated at
Christ Church, Oxford. He received the degree of
Doctor of Divinity (DD). He held
livings at
Swaby and
South Ormsby; and was buried at
St Andrew Holborn in the
City of London.
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Historic subdivisions:
Holland,
Kesteven,
Lindsey
History and notable places:
Belton House,
Bolingbroke Castle,
Boston Stump,
Cadwell Park,
Cross Keys Bridge,
Crowland Abbey,
Donna Nook,
Dunham Bridge,
Far Ings,
Frampton Marsh,
Freiston Shore,
Gibraltar Point,
Grimsby Fishing Heritage Centre,
Humber Bridge,
Kinema in the Woods,
Kingdom of Lindsey,
Lincoln Castle,
Lincoln Cathedral,
Lincoln Cliff,
Lincolnshire Fens,
Market Rasen Racecourse,
Museum of Lincolnshire Life,
Tattershall Castle,
The Wash,
The Wolds,
Usher Gallery,
Winceby Battlefield,
Woolsthorpe Manor |