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Sale catalogue, Marquess of Abergavenny’s Estate, Map 1, Lots 36 - 40 (1920)
...39 Capital House with Buildings Mr J. King 40 Pasture Land The Lords Acre Mr...
Digital Images Collection: Booklet – The parish church of St. Clodock (1938)
...parish Church of St. Clodock, Herefordshire; A King, A Church, A Parish written by the...
...the present. The ancient legend of Clydawg, King of Ewyas, is recited, along with other...
Notes on Llanthony Priory (1108 - 1951)
...at that time. As one of the earliest Norman monasteries to be planted in Wales,...
...de Lacy family. Three accounts of its early history, with much pious embellishment, were recorded...
...12 th century. One is by an early prior, William de Wycombe, writing a biography...
...about 1203. The story is that the knight William de Lacy happened upon a ruined...
...monks, with a pastoral role in ta king services and preaching in local churches. At...
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Theme: de Lacy family history (1000’s 1100’s 1200’s)
...line terminated. Walter de Lacy, the first Baron de Lacy, was born c.1042 in France...
...sent into Wales alongside William fitz Osbern, Earl of Hereford, against the people of Brecknock...
...Brecknock [Brycheiniog] and Gwent led by their Prince of Wales, whom they defeated. Presumably, this...
...Worcestershire through links with Roger de Montgomery, Earl of Shrewsbury, and the bishops of Hereford...
...was second in the region only to Earl William fitz Osbern and his son, Roger...
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Research paper: Early Medieval Boundary of the Clodock Estate (700’s)
...  Title: Research paper: Early Medieval Boundary of the Clodock Estate Date:...
...the Clodock Estate Date: 700 s   EARLY MEDIEVAL BOUNDARY OF THE CLODOCK ESTATE Nina...
...with a church or monastery in the Early Medieval period (or Dark Ages ); the...
...of Clodock as it was in the earliest written record of the church and its...
...c1130. The charters themselves were copied from earlier, though undated, sources which however can be...
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Theme: Millers in Michaelchurch Escley (1500s - 1900s)
...Michaelchurch Escley [sometimes called Llanvihangel Escle in earlier times] for over seven hundred years, from...
...during its history.   Throughout its wor king life and until it was sold in...
...one of William the Conqueror s leading knights, and it remained in the possession of...
...[click here for more information] for n early two centuries. It is likely that Michaelchurch...
...in 1241, and may date back even earlier. The evidence for this arises from the...
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Theme: Ewyas Lacy in the English civil war (1642-1660)
...Sir Ralph Hopton, later Lord Hopton, first baron of Stratton, inherited the moiety of the...
...since they were purchased from Robert Dudley, Earl of Leicester some seventy years earlier. These...
...although he gained the confidence of the king and was given fresh honours accordingly. He...
...He was raised to the peerage as Baron Hopton of Stratton and became Commander-in-Chief [...
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Ewyas Lacy in Pictures – Infrastructure and Transport (2007)
...some of the better off farmers and gentry The Lord of the Manor boasted a...
Deed for Longtown Castle and other property purchased by Mary Matilda Harris (1920)
...of the church. Right to the title Lord of the Manor of Ewyas Lacy did...
...and third years of the reign of King Philip and Queen Mary entitled An Act...
...the heirs male of Sir Edward Nevill, Knight , (hereinafter called The Principal Act )...
...twenty seventh year of the reign of King Henry the Eighth, (b) An Act of...
...Act of Attainder of Sir Edward Nevill Knight passed in the thirty first year of...
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The Mansions of Herefordshire and their Memories: CJ Robinson (1872)
...in the reign of Edward IV. The King granted its revenues in 1462 to Christ...
...Crasswall, at the present date, are the Earl of Abergavenny, Captain Trafford, and Miss Rawson,...