Talk:Kings Hill, Rutland

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This does not deserve an entry. King's Hill is not a parish nor even a hamlet, only a small group of brick houses, isolated from Uppingham —Preceding unsigned comment added by Nedrutland (talk • contribs)

It looks like this article was created by mistake, and the user who created it intended it to be about Beaumont Chase. Another user changed "parish" to "hamlet" as there is no parish of that name in Rutland. The verifiable information I have found, by looking at maps, is that Kings Hill is a hill in Beaumont Chase, and a building on the boundary of Uppingham and Beaumont Chase, called King's Hill Lodge on old maps is now called Beaumont Chase Farm. Is the name "Kings Hill" also used for a group of houses, or is it just a farm? --Snigbrook ^(talk) 19:16, 31 August 2008 (UTC)[reply]