Belleau, Lincolnshire

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Belleau, Lincolnshire is a small rural village in the East Lindsey district of Lincolnshire, England, historically notable as the home of the 17th-century statesman and religious writer Henry Vane the Younger.

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Belleau, Lincolnshire canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf civil parish
village
administrativeCounty Lincolnshire
ceremonialCounty Lincolnshire
country England
district Borough of East Lindsey
surface form: East Lindsey
governingBody Borough of East Lindsey
surface form: East Lindsey District Council
hasEtymologyLanguage Old French
hasFeature Belleau Spring
hasHeritageAssociation English Civil War period through Henry Vane the Younger
hasHistoricCounty Lincolnshire
hasLandscapeType agricultural land
arable farmland
pasture
hasNameMeaning beautiful water or fair water
hasNotableResident Henry Vane the Younger
hasOSGridReference TF408779
hasParishChurch St John the Baptist Church, Belleau
hasParishStatus civil parish
hasPopulationType small
hasPostcodeArea LN
hasPostcodeDistrict LN13
hasReligiousBuilding St John the Baptist Church, Belleau
hasReligiousHistory linked to Puritan and nonconformist thought via Henry Vane the Younger
hasRuralCharacter true
hasTypeOfSettlement small rural village
historicallyNotableFor association with Henry Vane the Younger
isNear A16 road in Lincolnshire
South Thoresby
isPartOf Borough of East Lindsey
surface form: East Lindsey local government district
isRuralSettlement true
lieutenancyArea Lincolnshire
locatedIn Borough of East Lindsey
surface form: East Lindsey district

East Midlands
Lincolnshire
Lincolnshire Wolds
surface form: Lincolnshire Wolds area

United Kingdom
nearestTown Alford, Lincolnshire, England
surface form: Alford, Lincolnshire
region East Midlands

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Henry Vane the Younger residence Belleau, Lincolnshire