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"HAYNES, (or Hawnes), a parish in the hundred of Flitt, county Bedford, 6 miles south east of Bedford, its post town, and 3 north east of Ampthill. It is a small but increasing village. The land is partly in common. The tithes have been commuted for a rent-charge of £524 13s. 4d. The living is a vicarage* in the diocese of Ely, value £373. The church is an ancient structure dedicated to St. Mary, and has a tower containing four bells. It has been thoroughly restored, with the addition of a new side aisle. The interior contains an oriel window representing the Crucifixion and a new vault of the late Lord Carteret and his family. The parochial charities produce about £6 2s. per annum, distributed to the poor in bread. There is a National school for both sexes. Hawnes Park is the principal residence. [On maps of the 19th century, Church End was marked as Haynes. On later maps Northwood End is marked as Haynes and Church End has become Haynes Church End. Colin Hinson 2010]"DEADMAN'S CROSS, a hamlet in the parish of Haynes, county of Bedfordshire, 1 mile east of Haynes."
"HAYNES CHURCH END, a village in the parish of Haynes, county of Bedfordshire, 1 mile south east of Haynes."
"HAYNES WEST END, a hamlet in the parish of Haynes, 1 mile south east of Church End."
"SILVER END, a hamlet in the parish of Haynes, county of Bedfordshire, ¼ mile north east of Northwood End, 1¼ miles north east of Haynes Church End. There is here a Methodist Chapel."