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Reference:	http://books.google.co.uk/books?id=RtE76FCNOXsC
Source:	Internet – Google Books
Title:	Extracts from references to Ewyas Lacy in ‘The Welsh Wars of Edward I’ by John E Morris
Place name:	Ewyas Lacy
Date:	1277 - 1297

Description:

 

Extracts taken from references to Ewyas Lacy in ‘The Welsh Wars of Edward I’ by John E Morris [Ardent Media, 1968 - Great Britain - 327 pages], reproduced as images taken from pages publicly available on the Google Books website.

References include the division of the Lordship of Ewyas Lacy into the hands of Theobald de Verdun and Geoffrey de Geneville, the Lordship of Ludlow, the fees and quotas imposed on the Lords of Ewyas Lacy and a legal dispute between Theobald de Verdun and the Prior of Llanthony.

 

Holdings of the de Lacy family in the Welsh Marches

 

 

Observations regarding the war of 1277 against Prince Llewellyn of Wales as it affected the marcher lords and their fees in Ewyas Lacy and Ewyas Harold

 

 

Some of the consequences of the proclamation and legal action by Edward I to curtail “Marcher Law” rights to conduct ‘private war’, which were enjoyed by the Marcher Lords [including the Earls of Hereford and Gloucester]. The events described include a prosecution by the Prior of Llanthony of Theobald de Verdun and the subsequent confiscation of the latter’s lands in Ewyas Lacy.

 

 

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