Austerfield, Yorkshire, England

E53764

civil parish village

Austerfield, Yorkshire, England is a small historic village in South Yorkshire best known as the birthplace of William Bradford, a leader of the Pilgrims and longtime governor of Plymouth Colony in New England.

Statements (38)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	civil parish → village →
birthplaceOf	William Bradford →
country	England →
distanceToBawtry	about 1–2 miles north →
distanceToDoncaster	about 10–12 miles southeast →
governingBody	Doncaster Metropolitan Borough Council →
hasCoordinateLatitude	53.431 →
hasCoordinateLongitude	-1.013 →
hasDialCode	01302 →
hasDomesdayRecord	yes →
hasEconomicActivity	agriculture → commuter settlement for Doncaster area →
hasHeritageFeature	historic village core → medieval parish church →
hasHistoricalAssociation	Pilgrim Fathers → early English Puritan movement →
hasLocalGovernmentWard	Bawtry ward (Doncaster) →
hasParishChurch	St Helena’s Church, Austerfield →
hasPopulation	approximately 500 (early 21st century) →
hasPostcodeArea	DN →
hasPostcodeDistrict	DN10 →
hasPostTown	Doncaster →
hasSettlementType	rural village →
historicalCounty	West Riding of Yorkshire →
locatedIn	Metropolitan Borough of Doncaster → South Yorkshire →
locatedInCountrySubdivision	South Yorkshire →
locatedInHistoricCounty	West Riding of Yorkshire →
locatedNear	Bawtry → Doncaster → border with Nottinghamshire →
mentionedIn	Domesday Book →
notableFor	being the birthplace of William Bradford, governor of Plymouth Colony →
OSGridReference	SK6490 →
parishChurchDedication	Saint Helena →
region	Yorkshire and the Humber →
timeZone	Europe/London →

Referenced by (1)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
William Bradford →	birthPlace