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Kelly’s Directory of Shropshire and Herefordshire (1885)
...Public Library Reference: Local and Trade Di rectories Source: Original document Title: Kelly s Directory...
...Trades and professions named in Walterstone include: Innkeeper: John Parry [Carpenter s Arms] Schoolmaster: George...
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Guest Contribution: The Norman Occupation in the Golden Valley, Ewyas and Clifford: Paper by George Marshall (Norman period)
...opportunity taken, to turn upon their new masters. Such opportunity was not long delayed, for...
...the dispute made circa 1132-1134 between the. Bishops of Llandaff and Hereford, a letter was...
...a letter was directed by the Arch bishop of Canterbury to Roger de Chandos (Lord...
...persons above mentioned are to obey the Bishop of Hereford as their bishop [16] ....
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Guest Contribution: The Priory and Manor of Craswall (1904)
...Transactions for 1904 Title: Guest Contribution: The Priory and Manor of Craswall Place name: Craswall...
...private excavations on the site of Craswall Priory at Abbey Farm Craswall. On Tuesday 28...
...in 1904 by R Clarke.    CRASWALL PRIORY by C.J.Lilwall Away in the wilds, nestling...
...ruins is all that remains of the Priory of Craswall. It was founded by Roger...
...St. Mary, and three priests and ten monks were settled here. The Priory was subordinate...
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Guest Contribution: St Clydawg the Martyr and his Church Today (c 450 - 2010)
...over the grave that night and the Bishop (probably Teilo) ordered that there be built...
...which was granted at Llandaff by the Bishop - possibly St Teilo - was known...
...him, including a eleventh or twelfth century Bishop of Llandaff.     In later times,...
...a church is very expensive and the Bishop may have introduced a proxy date for...
...cold. This would have been the local  bishop s prerogative.     Alwydd Paradwys was...
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Glossary of terms used in relation to watermills (Various dates)
...the Michaelchurch Estate, and was leased to Millers for an annual rent. However, the precise...
...(multure): This was a share that the Miller was entitled to take out of the...
...came to levying such ill-defined tolls, hence Millers proverbial reputation as rogues over the centuries....
...compensation for grinding was also called the miller s knaveship. The term also sometimes seems...
...to refer to an allowance to the miller s assistant (rather than the Miller himself),...
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Pioneers of Green Electricity in Ewyas Lacy
...drive them. And no sooner had water millers responded to this by using new metal-working...
...and social life - electricity. For corn millers, the immediate threat to their livelihood was...
...meal was costly and slow, meaning traditional millers were once again left struggling to compete....
...of mill meadows reflecting the fact that millers were often wealthy enough to acquire land...
...to have come to a head. The miller at Clodock however came up with a...
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Michaelchurch Court Estate: Mortgagee’s Account (1835 - 1847)
...farm, Bank farm, the Manor, Firs farm, Blacksmith s shop, Llandraw Quarry, Trenant farm, Michaelchurch...
...Estate are given, and the trades include Blacksmith, Ironmonger, Carpenter, Sawyer, Mason, Bricklayer, Haulier, Quarryman,...
Probate Collection; Bond and documents for Abraham Watkynes, cloth worker (1682)
...Collection; Bond and documents for Abraham Watkynes, cloth worker Place name: Craswall Date: 1682 Description:...
...and Necessaryes for the Trade of a Cloth worker....£2 1 8d'. The inventory includes one...
Jakeman & Carver’s Directory and Gazetteer of Herefordshire (1890)
...Public Library Reference: Local and Trade Di rectories Source: Original document Title: Jakeman & Carver...
...document Title: Jakeman & Carver s Di rectory and Gazetteer of Herefordshire Place name: Walterstone...
...in Walterstone include: Assistant Overseer: John Parry Innkeeper: John Parry [Carpenter s Arms] Mason: William...
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Probate Collection; Will for Whitmore Blashfield, tanner (1794)
...Title: Probate Collection; Will for Whitmore Blashfield, tanner Place name: Cusop Date: 1794 Description 1....
...is in the occupation of James Watkins Carrier[,carrier,?] and also all that my rectory and...
...by Lease for Lives under the Lord Bishop of Hereford'. Together with all the testator's...