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Old 04-25-2009, 02:25 AM
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I was born & raised in Horsham West Sussex England, I understand that there's a town in PA with the same name & was indeed named after Horsham Sussex. Is this accurate?
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Yes, there are many places in the US named after English or British towns. In PA alone, there's also a York, Salford, Warrington, Warminster, Lancaster, Reading, Bath, Chester, Southampton. I'm sure there's more... and there's also some areas named after Welsh areas.
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