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Guest Contribution: Guide to St Faith’s Church Bacton (2008 - 2019)
...seen built into the north wall.   Architecture   The oldest parts of the present...
...Grand National steeplechase, was bred. This new house was built on the site of a...
...the founders of the Dore Union work house. The memorial of Blanche Parry was moved...
...III for a licence to grant a messuage in Wyebridge Street, Hereford to Dore Abbey....
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A history of Walter II de Lacy (1189 - 1241)
...by Walter I, a member of the household of William fitz Osbern, earl of Hereford...
...together with all the demesne and the manor house there, and the ninth sheaf of...
...from each of his Irish manors, one messuage in each of those manors and one...
...abbey of Beaubec (Beybeg) as a daughter house of Beaubec in Normandy; later it became...
...two of his father's foundations, the Benedictine house on the demesne manor at Fore in...
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Abby or Vannachlogg, Tay ycha and Clynne Lydan in Olchon Valley, Llanveynoe (1776-1873)
...also appears to have included two other messuages called Tay ycha and Clynne Lydan [Clynne...
...1849. The latter John left his Olchon messuages, which may be assumed to have included...
...properties from John/Walter Jeffreys for 250 comprising: cottage and lands called Abby which David Anthony...
...Jeffreys Esq. for life at 11s 4d; cottage and lands called Tay ycha which David...
...and Mary his wife at 13s 4d; cottage and lands called Clynne Lydan. All property...
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Riches to Rags: The Bankruptcy of Thomas Daniell of Michaelchurch Court, Lord of the Manor of Ewyas Lacy By Bob Steele (1835 - 1851)
...had commissioned an architect to redesign the house, gardens and grounds and thus laid the...
...Mr. Peter Oliver, and others Includes Farm houses, King Harry's Quay, thirty acres of valuable...
...Much has been written about the Trelissick mansion and estates, which remain today as an...
...Soon after inheriting, John Lawrence built a mansion at Trelissick to the design of Edmund...
...fruit trees, a good orchard behind the house and a handsome lawn in front'. The...
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Research paper: Vicar versus Vestry: legal contention and parish life in Clodock, Herefordshire 1798-1814 (Late 1700s – early 1800s)
...George and others) 1st Sixpence for every House and Garden in lieu of the Tithe...
...the Tithe of eggs from every Farm house   ATTORNEY For the Plaintiffs Samuel George...
...gatherings would typically have been in private households visited by itinerant preachers, and effectively out...
...freehold property in Newton known as Great House; [30] and the inventory shows that he...
...and shadowy figure. Although living in the vicarage in Longtown, [35] he was rarely present...
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Domestic Service at Michaelchurch Court in Victorian Times (1901)
...a kitchen maid and scullery maid, two housemaids, a groom and a footman. Living at...
...and a footman. Living at the nearby lodge at the bottom of the Court drive...
...bottom of the Court drive were a lodge keeper/ caretaker, another footman and another gardener....
...gardener. Just down the road at Eskley Cottage we find a coachman, almost certainly serving...
...butler and a gardener lived in a cottage provided by the Estate adjacent to the...
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Property and Land: Buildings in Ewyas Lacy
...ruin or [more often] been converted to dwellings as the demand for rural housing has...
...for rural housing has increased. Even farm houses have often been sold off for homes,...
...follow the links below. All Farms Farm house Outbuildings   Religious Buildings   Ewyas Lacy...
...Homes in Ewyas Lacy range from small cottages to large mansions attached to extensive estates,...
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Land tenure in Michaelchurch Escley: Earl of Leicester’s land (1566)
...Howell 25 100 2s 1d Freehold plus messuage David ap Rees Mady [Maddy?] 22 88...
...gent 41 164 3s 5d Freehold plus messuage, late in the tenure of Rees David...
...David Thomas, gent. 24 88 2s 5d Messuage with 2 acres freebond land + 22...
...Baskerville 32 128 2s 8d Freehold plus messuage John Howell Gwillim ap Harry 6 24...
...Vaughan, knight 6 24 6d Freehold and messuage Sybil Vaughan, widow 39 156 3s 3d...
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Land tenure in Michaelchurch Escley: Lord Abergavenny’s land (1701)
...  Thomas Gundy [?34]   8s 7d House Thomas Gundy [?11]   2s 9d Includes...
...[?11]   2s 9d Includes a poore house Thomas Powell 1   2 d House...
...John Watkin 15   3s 10 d  House, outhouse & garden John Watkin 6  ...
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Digital Images Collection: Duncumb - History and Antiquities of the County of Hereford (1812)
...described and details are given of the architecture and the memorials in the church, which...
...reference to two castles, one a fortified house, the other a military fort or watchtower....
...a military fort or watchtower. The church architecture is described, and memorials are listed with...
...Rowlston as the ancient Lords. The church architecture is described and the rectory is said...
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