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Video Archive: Longtown Castle (2009)
...but saw a brief resurgence in the early 1400's. Then, the castle was refortified in...
...fought for Richard II, and, after the king lost the throne, Thomas lost his estates...
...in 1056. Harold went on to become King Harold II who was killed at the...
...hang. Now owned by English heritage, par king and admission to the site is free....
Guest Contribution: Turnastone Court Herefordshire: Building Recording of the Farm Buildings (2004)
...of building 17. 25 Plate 19: Loo king south towards the Dutch Barn. 26 Plate...
...built as late as 1940 s. The earliest map evidence shows the timber barn (building...
...The timber barn (building 4) is the earliest building in the east-west orientated north range...
...of Vaughan s Commonwealth and make y early income from lands greater. Turnastone has but...
...in the company of Messrs. Berington, P earle and Wolrych. Vaughan s daughter later married...
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Turnastone Court Farm – An Assessment of the Historical, Landscape, Ecological and Agricultural importance of the Water Meadows. (2004)
...points in time: they are living, wor king agricultural systems that have been developed and...
...unknown, undocumented farmers or farm workers see king just to make a living.   However,...
...also breed Ryeland and Shropshire sheep wor king towards a flock of 150 ewes plus...
...of producing both reliable hay crops and early grass.   Vaughan claimed that the rental...
...the remnants of this are still cl early visible on the ground.  The sluices where...
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Turnastone Court Farm: Walkover Survey Report on Features of Archaeological Interest (2004)
...the north-west of the camp a wor king floor of flint flakes and chips [3]...
...castle (B) usually the fief of a Knight, sergeant or minor landholder often held for...
...landholder often held for castle guard and/of Knights fee to a greater lord ( ibid...
...Herefordshire Domesday. Ralph holds from him (the King) in the Golden Valley. Edwin held it,...
...processing of limestone. The land has cl early been the focus of successive patterns of...
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Olchon Development Project: Draft Environmental Audit report (1999)
...are indebted to David Lovelace for ma king this important material available for our website....
...them, countryside 5000 years in the ma king is at risk. Meeting the Olchon Development...
...combined with other groups and agencies wor king at the county level, will enable a...
...had tipped significantly towards clearance by the early Bronze Age and by the mid Iron...
...extensive woodland clearance was occurring around the early Bronze Age. Conformation of early human settlement...
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Digital Archive: Photographs of the Will and Codicils of Charles Noel, 4th Duke of Beaufort, including disposition of Poston manor (1750)
...and Codicils of Charles Noel, 4 th Duke of Beaufort, including disposition of Poston manor...
...20 August 1750, of Charles Noel, 4th Duke of Beaufort, including disposition of Poston manor,...
...and earrings bequeathed to him by 3rd Duke, to Duchess during widowhood, then to Marquess...
Digital Archive: Photographs of Codicils to the Will of Charles Noel, 4th Duke of Beaufort (1754)
...the Will of Charles Noel, 4 th Duke of Beaufort Place name: Golden Valley Date:...
...the Will of Charles Noel, 4 th Duke of Beaufort, extracted from the Registry of...
Digital Archive: Photographs of Indenture concerning conveyance of properties including Poston Manor to the Duke of Beaufort (1742)
...of properties including Poston Manor to the Duke of Beaufort Place name: Golden Valley Date:...
...Lord Arthur Somerset and others and Henry, Duke of Beaufort.   Part of a bundle...
...bundle of papers concerning Charles Noel, 4th Duke of Beaufort and the conveyance of the...
...of Crickhowell and Tretower (Brecon) to the Duke by Lord Arthur Somerset in return for...
...of his considerable debts, and giving the Duke the right to take legal action to...
Digital Archive: Photographs of Draft Indenture relating to settlement of Poston Manor on Shuckburgh Boughton of Poston Court (1767)
...dated 27 th June 1767 between Henry, Duke of Beaufort and Edward Boughton of Poston...
...codicils of Shuckburgh Boughton of Poston Court, Esq., 1755-61; release by the 4th Duchess to...
...Duchess to the trustees of the 4th Duke's will of her jointure, and acceptance of...
...jointure provided in lieu by the 4th Duke's will, 1757   Click here to download...
Partial transcription: Commissioners’ decree concerning a charity for the poor of Vowchurch and Turnastone (1676)
...Charity 28 Charles II Whereas Richard Parry gent deceased by his last will and testament...
...the said parishes upon Good Friday y early forever the which said ten pounds was...
...and delivered unto James Parry late Poston gent deceased to the end that he should...
...the reign of our late sovereign lord king Charles the first (1634) & did grant...
...did grant and convey unto Epyphan Howarth Esq. Robert Kempe Esq. Richard Layton gent Thomas...
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