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Sale of Urishay Castle Estate, Lot 45 (1913)
...Freehold Agricultural Property known as Clothiers and King s Arms Farms. Let to Mr Victor...
Guest Contribution: Manorial Customs in the County of Hereford (1900)
...I have, however, found instances where the Lord of the Manor has granted licenses to...
...both timber, mines and minerals. MANOR  OF  KINGSLAND.     In the Manor of Kingsland, of...
...freehold tenants there became due to the Lord of the Manor as a heriot the...
...years at a small quit rent, ta king a fine on every fresh grant. There...
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Probate Collection, Wills and Inventory: Walter Delahay (1702)
...1702 Description: Probate papers of Walter Delahay gent   Will included: yes   Date of...
Index of Wills and Inventories held at the National Library of Wales (1661-1855)
...John yeoman BR1695/130   1702 Delahay Walter gent BR1702/79 tg_mic_1013 1759 Estland Henry yeoman BR1759/72...
...Henry yeoman BR1759/72 tg_mic_1002 1774 Exton James gent BR1774/63   1756 Fisher Hugh yeoman BR1756/79...
...Henry weaver BR1723/99   1803 Lewis John Esq. BR1803/69   1803 Lewis Margaret widow BR1803/70...
...John - BR1739/106   1735 Perkins Edward gent BR1735/96   1821 Phillips Evan yeoman BR1821/64...
...Jane widow BR1688/99   1663 Powell John gent BR1663/149   1854 Powell Philip - BR1854/76...
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Research paper: Tithe owners in Ewyas Lacy (1800s)
...and widespread growth of Nonconformism in the early 19th century; and pressure to extend the...
...pressure to extend the franchise in the early 19th century led to the 1832 Reform...
...[2] . In 1804 Edward Harley, 5th Earl of Oxford, sold the Ewyas Lacy tithes...
...and a full study would require loo king at land ownership as well as tithe...
...tithes in the social setting by loo king more closely at the three categories of...
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Deeds relating to clergy advowsons (1801 - 1944)
...ADVOWSONS Rowlstone and Llancilloe   (1) 1. Earl of Oxford 2. Thomas Harley of Berrington...
...  (11) 1. William Wenman 2. Michael King Conveyance for 1,500 10 Feb 1864  ...
...10 Feb 1864   (12) 1. Michael King 2. William Wenman Mortgage to secure 500...
...initial purchase of the advowson from the Earl of Oxford and the subsequent incumbency of...
Will of Thomas Lewis (1765)
...themselves to Simon Exton of Michaelchurch Escley gent, subject to the legacies.   Will proved:...
Will of James Exton (1773)
...Will of James Exton of Michaelchurch Escley gent, dated 17 th Feb 1773.   Beneficiaries:...
Land tenure in Michaelchurch Escley: Earl of Leicester’s land (1566)
...BA] Title: Land tenure in Michaelchurch Escley: Earl of Leicester s land Place name: Michaelchurch...
...Ewyas Lacy carried out for Robert Dudley, Earl of Leicester after being given a moiety...
...Land tenure in Michaelchurch Escley: Robert Dudley, Earl of Leicester, 1566   Name of owner/...
...bound land called Cae Llencarda David Thomas, gent 41 164 3s 5d Freehold plus messuage,...
...Rees David and Ievan Vaughan David Thomas, gent. 24 88 2s 5d Messuage with 2...
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Fine of Court, an interesting example from Ewyas Lacy (1829)
...being used in 1829 by Land A gents and Solicitors acting on behalf of the...
...and James Parry for hearing at the King s Court of Hereford in 1829. The...
...plans by a professional Surveyor, the ta king of prepared statements [6] by a number...
...case was being orchestrated by the a gents acting on behalf of the Marquess. The...
...examined is - why did the a gents of the Marquess consider it necessary to...
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