Hardwick

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Hardwick and Hardwicke are common place names in England - the word means livestock farm. Note that in some cases, "Hardwick" and "Hardwicke" are interchangeable and the spelling has evolved over time.

• Places called Hardwick in England:

• Hardwick Hall, home of Bess of Hardwick, Derbyshire
• Hardwick, Banbury, Oxfordshire
• Hardwick, Bicester, Oxfordshire
• Hardwick, Buckinghamshire
• Hardwick, Cambridgeshire
• Hardwick, County Durham
• Hardwick, Lincolnshire
• Hardwick, Norfolk
• Hardwick, Northamptonshire
• Hardwick, Witney, Oxfordshire
• East Hardwick, Yorkshire
• Hardwick Village, Nottinghamshire
• West Hardwick, Yorkshire

• Places called Hardwicke in England:

• Hardwicke (Elmstone-Hardwicke), Gloucestershire
• Hardwicke (Stroud), Gloucestershire
• Hardwicke, Herefordshire

• Similar place names in England:

• Kempston Hardwick, a village west of Bedford, Bedfordshire

• Hardwick is also a place name in the United States of America:

• Hardwick, Georgia
• Hardwick, Massachusetts
• Hardwick, Minnesota
• Hardwick, Vermont
• Hardwick Township, New Jersey
• Midway-Hardwick, Georgia

• Hardwicke in Canada:

• Hardwicke, New Brunswick

• Hardwicke in Auckland Islands, New Zealand

• Hardwicke, New Zealand

• Locomotives called Hardwicke

• LNWR Improved Precedent Class No 790 Hardwicke, a speed record breaking steam engine during the Race to the North

• Hardwicke and Hardwick are also surnames:

• Michael Hardwick, challenged sodomy laws in the U.S. state of Georgia
• Nick Hardwick (football player), American football player
• Philip Hardwick, English architect
• Philip Charles Hardwick, English architect
• Thomas Hardwick, English architect
• Cedric Hardwicke, English actor
• Edward Hardwicke, English actor, son of Cedric
• Elizabeth Hardwick, American literary critic and writer
• Thomas Hardwicke, British ornithologist

[edit] Other Uses

• Hardwick (appliances)

[edit] See also

• Hartwick