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Some Land owners in part of St Margarets, Map 3 (1844)
...part of St Margarets known as the Upper Maescoed.   Holding Owner Occupier Land William...
...are in the area known as the Upper Maescoed . Upper Maescoed originally an open...
Some Land owners in part of St Margarets, Map 7 (1844)
...part of St Margarets known as the Upper Maescoed.   Holding Owner Occupier House John...
...are in the area known as the Upper Maescoed . Upper Maescoed originally an open...
Research paper: The origin and decline of the Borough of Longtown (700s-1840s)
...Walter Roberts Chief steward Lord Abergavenny Lease, Upper Maescoed 1734 John Day John Gilbert Steward...
Owners and Occupiers of land in Ewyas Lacy (1840’s)
...of Lower Maescoed Rowlestone St Margarets includes Upper Maescoed Walterstone     base map g...
Digital Archive: INDEX of Tithe Map Field Names Lists (1839 - 1846)
...of Lower Maescoed Rowlestone St Margarets includes Upper Maescoed Walterstone   Observations: Click here for...
Introduction to the Whitehouse Estate (1566 - 1833)
...Abergavenny was Lord of the Lower and Upper Maescoed but not Middle Maescoed, the subject...
Ewyas Lacy Court Rolls Volume 1, Introduction and Indexes (1729 to 1858)
...holdings established on the Lower Maescoed and Upper Maescoed Commons. Perhaps it was considered that...
Lease for lives, Upper Maescoed (1729 - 1730)
...Abergavenny s estates Title: Lease for lives, Upper Maescoed Place name: St Margarets Date: 1729...
Map of Upper Maescoed Holdings (1844)
...Title: Map of Upper Maescoed Holdings Date: 1844 The Upper Maescoed...
Upper Maescoed, Map and Aerial photograph (1947)
...collection Reference: gc Source: Original research Title: Upper Maescoed, Map and Aerial photograph Place name:...
...name: St Margarets Date: 1947 Description: The Upper Maescoed, an old open common which became...