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The Mansions of Herefordshire and their Memories: CJ Robinson (1872)
...the following:- Elizabeth, w. of Thos. Scudamore, Gent., bur. 22 Oct., 1653; Jane, w. of...
...Oct., 1653; Jane, w. of James S., Gent., d. 24 Oct. 1681, aet. 52; Thomas...
...S, d. 7 June, 1695; Thomas S., Gent., d. 4 Dec., 1695; Walter S., d.1712;...
The Mansions of Herefordshire and their Memories: CJ Robinson (1872)
...that, as far as we know, its earliest lords were the de Clanowes or de...
...of Iron Acton. Henry ap Griffith was lord of the manor in the reign of...
The Mansions of Herefordshire and their Memories: CJ Robinson (1872)
...p. 115), but the memory of its earliest lord has been in a measure obscured...
...occur in the lists of Sheriffs and Knights of their native Shire [*] . The...
...chief owners in Walterston were John Delahay, gent., and the Earl of Salisbury (son of...
The Mansions of Herefordshire and their Memories: CJ Robinson (1872)
...Verdon, le Despenser and Beauchamp, to the Earl of Abergavenny, who now holds both. (See...
Land tenure in Michaelchurch Escley: Lord Abergavenny’s land (1701)
...d Messuage called Lloyn Rosser Walter Delahay, Gent. [20]   1s 8d   Walter Delahay...
...For the purpose of comparison to other early surveys estimated Welsh acreages are shown in...
...in the Survey of 1566 for the Earl of Leicester; that is, 1d per Welsh...
Economics and Politics: Warfare in Ewyas Lacy
...part of Wales, which was divided into kingdoms that were in constant dispute and war...
...Norman conquest the border conflicts intensified as Marcher Lords pushed westwards, and the Welsh kings...
...1400 Owain Glyndwr, the last great native Prince of Wales, made one final attempt to...
...English yoke and raised a rebellion against King Henry IV of England. By 1403 Glyndwr...
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Economics and Politics: Farming in Ewyas Lacy
...on common land and - with the Lord of the manor's permission - on rough...
Economics and Politics: Working Lives in Ewyas Lacy
... Title:  Economics and Politics: Wor king Lives in Ewyas Lacy Agricultural Workers Farming...
...for those who held land from the Lord of the Manor. Browse the links below...
Economics and Politics: Revenue and Taxes in Ewyas Lacy
...land was owned by the crown. The king then distributed it to his nobles, as...
...the Chief Rent, was paid to the king by the lord of the manor and...
...a military, religious or official nature. The lord of the manor then used the same...
...the 11th century, taxation centred around the king's household and was levied mainly on the...
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Lease for 27 years William Pytts & James Price (1728)
...February 1728 (1) William Pytts of Howton gent (2) James Price of Michaelchurch Eskley yeoman...