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| − | The castle which gave Castleton its name was apparently built shortly after the Conquest by a follower of Walter FitzOsborn. It is in ruins, and probably has been for centuries. The Whitneys of Castleton could not have lived in it, but in some house now vanished, but nearby. | + | The castle which gave Castleton its name was apparently built shortly after the Conquest by a follower of Walter FitzOsborn. It is in ruins, and probably has been for centuries. The [[Whitneys of Castleton]] could not have lived in it, but in some house now vanished, but nearby. |
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Revision as of 12:12, 4 November 2006
The castle which gave Castleton its name was apparently built shortly after the Conquest by a follower of Walter FitzOsborn. It is in ruins, and probably has been for centuries. The Whitneys of Castleton could not have lived in it, but in some house now vanished, but nearby.
