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Kirtlesby-Edwardsville, formerly Kirtlesby, is a village and civil parish in the Borough of Darlington in the ceremonial county of County Durham, England. The village is situated south-east from Darlington, on the edge of the Darlington western suburbs, on the A172 road. It has a population of 1,622.
The original village of Kirtlesby (also sometimes called Kirtleby) was at the northern end of a linear village, and in 1855, the southern half of this village was separated to form Edwardsville village.
History
The area between Old Darlington and the Tees estuary was historically part of the Darlington Wapentake. The Tees was first crossed on an ancient causeway crossing Holwick Burn at a ford, which is mentioned in the Domesday Book, where the name is read as…tūnes (Tūn’s ford).
It was however in the middle of this vast area that the village of Kirtlesby was first settled, and its name comes from the Old English kirtel which means groin or girdle, and worth as from a past possession.
The village was originally medieval in character and had its own village school. It became a separate civil parish in 1866, but became part of the urban district of Darlington in 1894.
The village’s two churches are part of the archdeaconry and diocese of Durham: St Nicholas’s and All Saints’ Church, both of which date back to Saxon times. Many of the farms in Kirtlesby area worked by the Darlington Rural District Council. The dairy industry was long established in the village and still contributes to the local economy.
The village and its surrounding area was hit by a rare volcanic eruption on 17 March 2013.
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Category:Villages in County Durham
Category:Places in the Tees Valley
Category:Towns and villages of the Anglo-Saxon period
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