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Digital Archive: Maps and Photographs of Abbey Dore Poor Law Union Workhouse (1837 - 2014)
...right.  Behind this were the two en closed yard areas, for males to the north...
...fa ade [right] formed part of the enclosure of the Men s Yard inside the...
...The southern wing that completed the yard enclosure has been demolished, as has part of...
...  John LLOYD Inmate  S 73   Gardener (Domestic)  Abbeydore  HEF     Jas [James]...
...  George GOUGH Inmate Widr  75   Gardener (Domestic)  Mitchael Dean  GLS     William...
Robert Jones, V.C. - A Local Hero in the Golden Valley (1879)
...an axe. All the patients reached the enclosure in safety but Sergeant Maxfield who was...
...Jones turned back to find Sergeant Max field in the smoke-filled room. But he was...
...him and made his way to the enclosure.   Wikipedia records that after leaving the...
Names and ownership of property in Clodock (1600s, 1700s, 1800s)
...Harry Cae Quarrel 1672 Johan Harry Will Parcel of land with house Cae Saydd 1672...
...house Cae Saydd 1672 Johan Harry Will Parcel leased by Thomas Jenkins Cae Yethin 1672...
...Jenkins Cae Yethin 1672 Johan Harry Will Parcel leased by Thomas Jenkins Caio 1875 William...
...1844 - Abstract of title - White Fields 1711 Paul Thomas Will 2 acres of...
Indenture of mortgage: Clodock Mill (1838)
...Gwillim, together with the stable and water corn grist mill called Clodock Mill and four...
...called Clodock Mill and four parcels of Orchard and meadow land and one other plot...
...and one other plot of land and garden containing in the whole four acres two...
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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)
...formerly of Trelissick, in the County of Cornwall, afterwards of the City of Bath, since...
...Truro merchant dynasty in late eighteenth century Cornwall [2] . Thomas the elder married the...
...profitable Great Towan and Gwennap mines in Cornwall alongside his other business ventures as a...
...of Ralph Allen Daniell in 1823 the Cornish estates including Trelissick passed to Thomas, who...
...commissioned an architect to redesign the house, gardens and grounds and thus laid the foundations...
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Transcription of Kelly’s Directory of Herefordshire (1941)
...Clodock, and resides at Longtown. At Walterstone Common is a small Methodist chapel, built in...
...clay and rock. The chief crops are wheat, barley and oats. The area is 1,240...
...population in 1931, 121. Post Office, The Common. Letters through Abergavenny. The nearest M. 0....
Transcription of Kelly’s Directory of Herefordshire & Shropshire (1937)
...Clodock, and resides at Longtown. At Walterstone Common is a small Methodist chapel, built in...
...clay and rock. The chief crops are wheat, barley and oats. The area is 1,240...
...population in 1931, 121. Post Office, The Common. Letters through Abergavenny. The nearest M. 0....
Earthwork Castles of Gwent and Ergyng AD 1050-1250: Nant-y-Bar (1050 - 1250)
...by Dr N Phillips, University of Shef field (2005), entitled Earthwork Castles of Gwent and...
...been very small. To the north the fields are regularly ploughed which would tend to...
...that the height of the mound is close to original. The top enclosed surface area...
...for their use. This could explain the close proximity of the two mottes at Nant-y-Bar...
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Legends and land grant relating to Clodock church (1840)
...to any mortal man, and with all commonage to the present and future inhabitants of...
...of the territory of the church, in field and in woods, in water and in...
...Clydawg, and with all its liberty and commonage given to the present and future inhabitants...
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Collections towards the History and Antiquities of the County of Hereford; Part I of Vol. II [Pub. 1812] (870 - 1812)
...of the affaires of the countrie and commonwealth; the third of the special customes belonging...
...some writers, by a regulus of Archen field (the comot called Erging by Roderick), which...
...                        271 This hundred anciently contained two forests, which adjoined each other, and were called,...
...the height of the same divideth two forests, the one called forrest Hene, being the...
...the county of Monmouth aforesaid, to the forest or mountain called Keven Coed Ewyas, which...
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