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Image and transcript of sale catalogue of Freehold Farms and Lands in Michaelchurch Escley, Lot 44 (1866)
...desc use acreage part of 868 - Arable 2.2.26 In the occupation of Thomas Smith...
Guest Contribution: 17th Century Iron Making in South West Herefordshire, by John van Laun (1600s, 1700s)
...brother Philip into partnership with all his Forest of Dean undertakings including the St. Weonards...
...continued to function drawing pig from Bishops wood and Redbrook furnaces.  About this time Pontrilas...
...its nearest source of ore in the Forest of Dean and 6 miles from Whitchurch,...
...to produce a ton of bar iron. Wood for cords was obtained locally at 6s.8d....
...sites were determined by the availability of wood for charcoal plus the fact that few...
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Guest Contribution: An Account of Rowand Vaughan (1559-1629)
...Collection Source: Transactions of the Woolhope Naturalists Field Club, 1959 Title: Guest Contribution: An Account...
...ACCOUNT OF ROWLAND VAUGHAN By A. S. Wood Rowland Vaughan, born of an ancient Welsh...
...description in " his booke" of the Commonwealth at Newcourt has been quoted as fact,...
..." his booke" , 1897, E. B. Wood (no relation of the present writer) affirms...
...the other by a stream from the woodlands above: no remains of a mill building...
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Newton School Log Book, 1893 to 1910 (1893 to 1910)
...of six School Managers was elected. H.H. Wood of Whitehouse and Squire of St Margarets...
Newton School Log Book, 1896, July to December (1896)
...1894 First record of visit by H.H. Wood ( Squire of Whitehouse) on 11 th...
Newton School Log Book, 1897, July to December (1897)
...1894 First record of visit by H.H. Wood ( Squire of Whitehouse) on 11 th...
Newton School Log Book, 1895, July to December (1895)
...1894 First record of visit by H.H. Wood ( Squire of Whitehouse) on 11 th...
Newton School Log Book, 1902, July to December (1902)
...visitor First record of visit by H.H. Wood ( Squire of Whitehouse) on 11 th...
Newton School Log Book, 1898, January to June (1898)
...1894 First record of visit by H.H. Wood ( Squire of Whitehouse) on 11 th...
Newton School Log Book, 1901, January to June (1901)
...1894 First record of visit by H.H. Wood ( Squire of Whitehouse) on 11 th...