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Elizabeth Pugh versus the Golden Valley Railway Company (1876-1886)
...Title: Elizabeth Pugh versus the Golden Valley Railway Company Date: 1876-1886       Elizabeth...
...  Elizabeth Pugh versus the Golden Valley Railway Company   The Golden Valley Railway Company...
...exception to this was Elizabeth Pugh of Bridge Farm, Ewyas Harold. She was not so...
...as we know a shareholder in the railway, but through the sale of a few...
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Guest Contribution: The Monnow Valley Railway – A proposal from 1865 (1810 - 1876)
...research Title: Guest Contribution: The Monnow Valley Railway – A proposal from 1865 Place name:...
...in the story of the Golden Valley Railway. It first appeared in the Quarterly Journal...
...Lacy Study Group   The Monnow Valley Railway A proposal from 1865 By Lee Holland...
...transport to reach Monmouth was the Monmouth Railway, authorised by an Act of Parliament in...
...in 1810. This was a horse-drawn tram road from Coleford down to the eastern side...
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Digital Archive - Sale Particulars: Glendore [The Old Garage] Turnastone (2022)
...shopping facilities, a magnificent Cathedral and a railway station. HISTORICAL NOTE  Glendore , a Grade...
...s and 1930s respectively.   THE PROPERTY The road through Turnastone leads west to the Black...
...north side of the cottage from the road.   SERVICES  Mains water and electricity.     DIRECTIONS...
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Archaeological Assessment of Longtown [Central Marches Historic Towns Survey] (1992-1996)
...of houses along the Hay to Abergavenny road.   1.2 Topography, geology and soils Longtown...
...as the construction of the castle. No market charter survives but a Nova Villa is...
...settlement was no longer functioning as a market centre by 1500 (O'Donnell 1971). By the...
...it straggled along the Hay to Abergavenny road (Coplestone-Crow 1989).   1.5 Syntheses of documentary...
...of the Environment undertook excavations in the Inner Bailey of the castle but these have...
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Llanthony Priory in the Vale of Ewyas: The Landscape Impact of a Medieval Priory in the Welsh Marches: APPENDICES (2007)
...1958 Medieval England: An aerial survey  Cam bridge University Press, London   Bevan-Jones, R 2002...
...  Coates, S and Tucker, D 1978 Water-mills of the Monnow and Trothy and their...
...1485  Blackwell, Oxford   Hindle, 2002 Medieval Roads and Tracks  Shire, Princes Risborough   Hooke,...
...England and Wales I.ii AD 43-1042  Cam bridge University Press, London   Jones, R and...
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Manor of Ewyas Lacy, survey for John Jeffreys 1705 (1500’s, 1600’s, 1700’s)
...Lacy to be as followeth (viz) beg inning at Whitewace near Coed poth from thence...
...and Ewyas by the fall of the water of the said Mountain West and so...
...Monnow down to a certain prill of water dividing or mearing between the said parish...
...Hothney to the middle of a certain Bridge called Pont Rees Powell & from the...
...& from the middle of the said Bridge through part of the County of Monmouth...
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Research Paper: The life and times of Michaelchurch Mill (1241-2007)
...  Contents  1. Introduction  2. Memories  3. Water Power  4. Wheels and Cogs  5. The...
...centuries, nor is it an accident that roads become established to and from mill sites....
...aspects of the mill s history. 3. Water power The mill is powered by an...
...is generated by the weight of the water retained by these buckets as it enters...
...There is evidence that a rather smaller waterwheel was in place at one time, which...
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Notes on properties in Middle and Lower Michaelchurch Escley and their ownership ( 1566 - 1844)
...on Upper House lands either side of road has Exton to N and W of...
...north James Price ap Parry; south Keven Lane; west Howell Harry Powell; east Thomas David...
...James Parry [?part of White House] and Lane Craswall Michaelchurch; west freehold James Parry [?part...
...south [Bank]; Ed Thomas, John Price & Lane to west, possibly Michaelchurch Court and Grove...
...Highway leading to Michaelchurch Escley could be road to Bridge Inn which went to Maescoed ...
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Development of Local Tramroads and Railways in the early Nineteenth Century (1800s)
...Source: Research Title: Development of Local Tram roads and Railways in the early Nineteenth Century...
...nineteenth century a network of tramways and railways was developed that linked Monmouthshire and Herefordshire...
...form one of the building blocks underp inning the Golden Valley Railway, whose subsequent connection...
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Postglacial Landscape of SW Herefordshire (to 10,000 BC)
...which can become dams to hold back waters. These three substantial moraines would have been...
...stream flow. The speed or velocity of water in a channel or river bed is...
...upon the gradient of that bed Flowing water will either entrain or deposit solids depending...
...will be transported down stream When the water velocity is reduced by either change in...
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