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Cassey: History, Topography & Directory of Herefordshire (1858)
...Public Library Reference: Local and Trade Di rectories Source: Original document Title: Cassey: History, Topography...
...document Title: Cassey: History, Topography & Di rectory of Herefordshire Place name: St Margarets Date:...
...Trades and professions in St Margarets include: Mason: Thomas Price Tailor: David Thomas Vicar: Reverend...
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Cassey: History, Topography & Directory of Herefordshire (1858)
...Public Library Reference: Local and Trade Di rectories Source: Original document Title: Cassey: History, Topography...
...document Title: Cassey: History, Topography & Di rectory of Herefordshire Place name: Rowlestone Date: 1858...
...Description: Trades and professions in Rowlestone include: Miller: George Wall [Lower Mill]; John Watkins [Rowlstone...
...Watkins [Rowlstone Mill] Parish clerk: Thomas Henry Vicar: Reverend William Wenman Mentions property called:  ...
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Research Paper: The Lordship of Ewyas Lacy from Norman times to the present day. (1066 - 2000)
...had five children, Roger, Hugh, Walter [became Abbott of Gloucester, died 1140], Ermeline and Emma...
...to his brother Hugh, who founded Llanthony Priory.     NOTE : There are conflicting...
...he may have been buried at Craswall Priory.   15 16 17   Part 2:...
...Ewyas Lacy. John Thynne had acquired Longleat Priory in 1540, and substantial other possessions in...
...is referred to in several local di rectories of the time as principal landowner in...
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Commentary on the Death and Burial of Walter II de Lacy (1241)
...Ewyas Lacy and founder of the Grandmontine Priory at Craswall. He was also a substantial...
...substantial benefactor of both Llanthony and Craswall Priories during his lifetime, as well as of...
...also buried there, until excavations at Craswall Priory by CJ Lilwall in the early 1900s...
...the altar under the floor in the Priory chapel. It contained a full-size adult skeleton,...
...  In his book, ‘Something about Craswall Priory near Hay’ (1910), Lilwall tells us ‘perhaps...
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Digital Archive - Sale Particulars: Bage Pool Barn (2024)
...floor heating throughout the ground floor, oak joinery and a very impressive master bedroom suite...
Historical research by William Hezlett in 1829 (1086-1370)
...set out and confirmed giving to the monks common of Pasture in his Forests of...
...Duke of Acquitaine To his beloved Clerk Master Richard de Clifford his Escheator on this...
...reign of King Henry (the third) Before Masters Roger de Croft and Reginald Pauceford sub-Escheators...
Legends and land grant relating to Clodock church (1840)
...in his kingdom enjoying peace and ad ministering justice, became a martyr through his virtue,...
...And immediately, by the advice of the Bishop of Llandaff, and clergy, an oratory was...
...with the advice and assistance of the Bishop of Llandaff, built an improved church; and...
...St Oudoceus, and Clydawg the martyr, and Bishop Berthgwyn, and all the Bishops of Llandaff,...
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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...
...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...
...15 miles away; grounds for non-residence by bishop s permission; services held once weekly; duly...
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Memories of my School Days by Trevor James Powell (2003)
...tump on the way. Who was your teachers? Infant teacher was Miss Jordan and then...
...to. Mr Jones was a good woodwork teacher and he took us for woodwork. We...
...you took cocoa or horlicks and the teacher would boil the kettle for us to...
Memories of my School Days by Dorothy Lade (2003)
...and that wasn't quite so far. The teachers were a Miss Jordan, Mrs. Dinabin? and...
...help at home as we had 2 teachers, a Miss Keely and a Miss Moore,...
...the end of the bell rope. The teacher s dog came along and tugged at...
...at the bone. By the time the teacher had realised what had happened we were...
...groceries. Observations: This contribution from Dorothy Lade, maiden name Smith, January 2003...