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Legends and land grant relating to Clodock church (1840)
...Title: Legends and land grant relating to Clodock church Place name: Clodock Date: 1840 Description:...
...which records legends relating St Clydawg and Clodock church, together with the charter of a...
...in the Welsh kingdom of Ewyas. The Clodock charter can be dated to about the...
...paper - Early Medieval boundary of the Clodock estate - sets out to retrace the...
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Report on the clergy in Ewyas Lacy (1827)
...requested covers the name of incumbent and curate, place of residence of each, grounds of...
...of services and stipend. Summary of replies: Clodock Incumbent, John Rogers; resident in the Glebe...
...duly performed last year; also serving as curate in Llanveynoe, 2 miles away. No other...
...duly performed last year; also serving as curate in Cusop, 3 miles away. No other...
...15 miles away; grounds for non-residence by bishop s permission; services held once weekly; duly...
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Will of Simon Exton (1803)
...his niece Sarah Coates 100; to his servant Ann Williams 300 and to her daughter...
...James.   Executors: son James; Walter Marsh, Clodock; Benjamin Watkins, Hereford.   Will proved: Canterbury...
Deeds relating to the Clive Family of Whitfield Estate (1752-1875)
...      James Price of Longtown, Clodock, taylor. 3)        John Jenkins...
...      John Jenkins of Trewern, Clodock, gent. Consideration: 160. Messuage formerly in possession...
...in BB2/21 2) but now of Lanveyno, Clodock. 3)        Elizabeth Gwillim of...
...      Elizabeth Prichard of Longtown, Clodock, widow of Walter Prichard. 2)     ...
...      John Prichard of Lanveyno, cordwainer, also son of 1). 4)     ...
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Genealogical notes on the Price family in Ewyas Lacy parishes and vicinity (1700s 1800s)
...The record includes a journal of the Reverend Philip Price held at Gwent Record Office;...
...extracts from the Carmarthen Diocesan Registry; and Bishops Transcripts and Parish Register for Walterstone. There...
...records we find that he was appointed curate of Walterstone in 1771, died April 6th...
...by his son Philip Price [III] as curate of Walterstone who died in 1803. Both...
...to their memory by the parishioners. WALTERSTONE. Bishops Transcripts s 1712 1837 but incomplete. Parish...
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Guest Contribution: History of Whitehouse Estate by Arthur Seward Wood (1954)
...(Eldest son of 5) 1653 1719 Mary Masters d of Herbert Masters of Burghill, Hereford...
...of Herbert Masters of Burghill, Hereford (Mary Masters 1656-1739) 7 Herbert Howorth (Eldest son of...
...entry under the lands belonging to the Canons of Hereford states that " in Stradel...
...una hida que valet v solidoes. Ipsi canonic habent hidas iij Ibi iij clerici habent...
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A Deed of Mortgage (1600s)
...Deed of Mortgage Place Name: Newton in Clodock Date: 1600s Description: Deeds are a particular...
...a mortgage agreement. They are invariably ac curately dated. As documents they had a relatively...
...(5 acres). All this in Newton in Clodock previously part of the lands of Henrie...
...was then, as later a township of Clodock and not of Longtown Messuage is a...
.... Land surveying was not an ac curate science at that time. A math of...
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Oral History: Warren Lewis’ recollections of Michaelchurch Mill etc. (1907-1950)
...was born at the lower Hunt House, Clodock. That s a farm, my parents were...
...lived at the post office, he was Postmaster. And there was a smallholding, about thirty...
...same time. And we always had a maid and a young lad out of school...
...long way off. There were mills at Clodock and Longtown, but they didn t make...
...delivered once a fortnight. They delivered down Clodock, there was a bakers down there, and...
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Digital Images Collection: Duncumb - History and Antiquities of the County of Hereford (1812)
...of the County of Hereford Place name: Clodock, Cusop, Llancillo, Michaelchurch Escley, Rowlestone, St Margarets,...
...may take some time to download.   Clodock:   The text describes Roman remains in...
...son of Owen Gwynedd Prince of Wales. Clodock church and its three subordinate chapels at...
...the church, which was granted to the Prior and Convent of Llanthony by Walter de...
...constables and bailiffs, and stipends paid to vicars and other clerics are itemised. There is...
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Guest Contribution: Dore Workhouse in Victorian Times, by Nancy Elliot (1834 - 1920)
...it. The late Nancy Elliot, one time teacher and resident of Ewyas Harold, was an...
...Clive, Esq., M.P. for Hereford City, the Dean of Hereford, E.G. Head, Esq., Colonel Clive,...
...meet weekly there, agreeing to pay Mrs. Mason 2/- weekly and 2/6 when heat was...
...to anyone housing an illegitimate child). Mrs. Mason looked after the Board till the workhouse...
...to be white washed annually. The first Master and Matron, Mr. and Mrs. Hughes, from...
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