Stamford Hill (1516 bytes)
3: ...colspan=2 align=center bgcolor="#ff9999"|Stamford Hill
24: '''Stamford Hill''' is a place in the [[London Borough of Hackney]...
26: Stamford Hill contains one of London's largest [[Orthodox Judai...
28: Stamford Hill has the [[secondary school]] [[Our Lady's Convent...
43: * [[Stamford Hill railway station]]

Stamford (487 bytes)
1: There is more than one place named '''Stamford'''. See:
3: :[[Stamford, Connecticut]] - the largest Stamford
4: :[[Stamford, Texas]]
5: :[[Stamford, Vermont]]
6: :[[Stamford, Nebraska]]

Stamford, Vermont (2533 bytes)
1: [[Image:stamford_vt_highlight.png|thumb|225px|Stamford, Vermont]]
2: '''Stamford''' is a town located in [[Bennington County, Verm...

Earl of Stamford (1457 bytes)
1: ...created in [[1628]] for [[Henry Grey, 1st Earl of Stamford|Henry Grey, 2nd Baron Grey of Groby]]. In [[1796...
5: ... Grey, 2nd Baron Grey of Groby]] (created Earl of Stamford in 1628) (c. [[1600]]–[[1673]])
7: ==Earls of Stamford ([[1628]])==
8: *[[Henry Grey, 1st Earl of Stamford]] (c. [[1600]]–[[1673]])
9: *[[Thomas Grey, 2nd Earl of Stamford]] (c. [[1653]]–[[1720]])

Stamford, Texas (2665 bytes)
1: '''Stamford''' is a city located in [[Texas]]. As of the [[2...
4: ...[Image:TXMap-doton-Stamford.PNG|right|Location of Stamford, Texas]]
5: Stamford is located at 32°56'57" North, 99°47'24" ...

Stamford, Connecticut (9883 bytes)
1: [[Image:US-CT-Stamford.png|right|250px]]
3: ... weapons inspector [[Charles Duelfer]] grew up in Stamford.
5: ...on over 100,000, according to the [[FBI]]. Given Stamford's urbanness, diversity and proximity to [[The Bro...
7: ...amford. Connecticut Transit buses run throughout Stamford and connect the city to [[Darien, Connecticut|Dar...
9: In addition, Stamford houses branches of the [[University of Connecticu...

Stamford, Lincolnshire (1792 bytes)
1: [[eo:Stamford]]
3: '''Stamford''' is a [[town]] on the [[River Welland]] in [[Li...
5: ...th]] (known as [[Stamford cloth]]). Later still, Stamford became an inland [[harbor|port]] on the [[Great N...
7: Stamford was the only one of the five [[Danelaw]] [[boroug...
9: ...from London, several [[Parliament]]s were held in Stamford in the middle ages.

Stamford, Nebraska (2571 bytes)
1: '''Stamford''' is a village located in [[Harlan County, Nebra...
4: Stamford is located at 40°7'57" North, 99°35'36" W...

Stamford Bridge (3124 bytes)
1: :''For the town in [[England]] see [[Stamford Bridge, East Yorkshire]]''
3: ...ord Bridge stands.jpg|thumb|200px|The interior of Stamford Bridge is decorated in Chelsea's blue and white]]
5: '''Stamford Bridge''' is a [[football (soccer)|football]] [[s...
9: ...The Crystal Palace]], the [[FA Cup]] final venue. Stamford Bridge itself hosted the cup final for three year...
11: ...he two-legged final, and played their home leg at Stamford Bridge.

Stamford Brook (280 bytes)
1: '''Stamford Brook''' is the confluence of three smaller strea...

Stamford (town), New York (2866 bytes)
1: '''Stamford''' is a [[town]] located in [[Delaware County, Ne...
3: ... a village called [[Stamford (village), New York |Stamford]].
19: == Communities and locations in the Town of Stamford ==
22: ...village), New York |Stamford]] -- The Village of Stamford.

Stamford Town Center (458 bytes)
1: ...ord Town Center''' is an urban shopping mall in [[Stamford, Connecticut]]. It has about 130 stores and rest...
3: Stamford Town Center has four floors of shopping - floors ...
7: [http://www.shopstamfordtowncenter.com/ Stamford Town Center]

Stamford (village), New York (3073 bytes)
1: '''Stamford''' is a [[village]] located in [[Delaware County,...
3: ...artly in the [[Stamford (town), New York |Town of Stamford]] and partly in the [[Harpersfield, New York |Tow...
6: ...ury]]. By the early part of the [[20th Century]] Stamford reached its peak as a tourist area.
9: Stamford is located at 42°24'41" North, 74°37'8" W...
25: * [http://www.stamfordny.com Village of Stamford webpage]

Thomas Stamford Raffles (2928 bytes)
1: Sir '''Thomas Stamford Bingley Raffles''' ([[6 July]] [[1781]] - [[5 Jul...
3: [[image:StamfordRaffles.jpeg|thumb|150px|Thomas Stamford Raffles.]]
13: ...Girls' Primary, [[Raffles Hotel]], Stamford Road, Stamford House, [[Raffles City]] and [[Raffles Place Stati...
21: [[Category:1781 births|Raffles, Thomas Stamford]]
22: [[Category:1826 deaths|Raffles, Thomas Stamford]]

Battle of Stamford Bridge (2391 bytes)
3: !colspan=2 bgcolor=#cccccc|The Battle of Stamford Bridge
9: |Place||[[Stamford Bridge, East Yorkshire|Stamford Bridge]], [[East Yorkshire]]
37: The '''Battle of Stamford Bridge''' in [[England]], which is generally cons...
39: ...'s. Before the battle could start in earnest, the Stamford Bridge had to be crossed, which was supposedly he...
46: *[http://members.tripod.com/~GeoffBoxell/stamford.htm Description of battle] by Geoff Boxell

Stamford Bridge, East Yorkshire (226 bytes)
1: ... [[East Yorkshire]], [[England]]. The [[Battle of Stamford Bridge]] in [[1066]] marked the end of the [[Viki...

Thomas Grey, 2nd Earl of Stamford (1570 bytes)
1: ...1st Earl of Stamford|grandfather]] as 2nd earl of Stamford.
9: ...ter"|Preceded by:<br>'''[[Henry Grey, 1st Earl of Stamford|Henry Grey]]'''
10: |width="40%" align="center"|'''[[Earl of Stamford]]'''
11: ...ter"|Followed by:<br>'''[[Harry Grey, 3rd Earl of Stamford|Harry Grey]]'''
18: [[Category:1654 births|Stamford, Thomas Grey, 2nd Earl of]]

Henry Grey, 1st Earl of Stamford (2300 bytes)
1: '''Henry Grey, 1st Earl of Stamford''' (c. [[1599]] - [[August 21]], [[1673]]), eldes...
3: ...f Stamford, and in March 1628 was created earl of Stamford. Just before the outbreak of the [[English Civil ...
5: ... beaten by the Royalists; driven into [[Exeter]], Stamford was forced to surrender this city after a siege o...
7: ...ion from parliament. After a period of retirement Stamford declared for [[Charles II of England|Charles II]]...
12: ...="center" rowspan=2|'''[[Thomas Grey, 2nd Earl of Stamford|Thomas Grey]]'''

Union Hill-Novelty Hill, Washington (2782 bytes)
1: '''Union Hill-Novelty Hill''' is a [[census-designated place]] located in [[...
4: ...Hill-Novelty Hill, Washington]]Union Hill-Novelty Hill is located at 47&deg;40'43" North, 122&deg;2'57" ...

Rowland Hill, 1st Viscount Hill (1587 bytes)
1: '''Rowland Hill, 1st Viscount Hill''' ([[1772]] - [[1842]]) was a [[soldier]] who se...
3: ...tages of the [[Peninsular War]]. Nicknamed "Daddy Hill", he was generally well-liked by his soldiers.
10: *http://42.1911encyclopedia.org/H/HI/HILL_ROWLAND_HILL_1ST_VISCOUNT.htm
17: ...| after=[[Rowland Hill, 2nd Viscount Hill|Rowland Hill]] | years=}}
20: [[Category:1772 births|Hill, Rowland Hill, 1st Viscount]]

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